‘Fiscal cliff’: Impacts could be widespread
November 18, 2012 in West Central Tribune
ST. PAUL Americans could see their federal tax bills increase, in some cases dramatically. People who depend on federal programs may not receive services or funds they expect. Rural doctors could see payments drop. With businesses reluctant to spend money in uncertain times, finding jobs may be harder. The stock market could tumble. A recession may begin.
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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) While New York regulators have spent four years mulling the environmental impacts of shale gas development, the potential human health impacts have been given short shrift, according to health advocates. 
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