Viewpoint on GRT burden hits consumers and business
Senate leader Peter Wirth warns New Mexico lawmakers that rising gross receipts taxes have pushed the state toward a tough predicament. Tax Institute head Richard Anklam cites 9 to 9.44 percent combined local and state GRT in various communities, noting tax pyramiding hurts consumers and raises costs for business while reforms seem elusive.
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Ron Griggs
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Rocky road ahead for New Mexico marijuana rules
Steve Hansen notes regulatory confusion as New Mexico moves toward Sept licenses for cannabis businesses. Localities like Roosevelt and Curry counties weigh local laws vs state rules, aiming to limit consumption areas and enforce distance from schools. State rules may override local ordinances, with specifics on licenses, hours, and signage.
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Forget the Alamo revisits a Texas legend with sharp critique
Rich Lowry reviews Forget the Alamo arguing the book’s revisionist stance challenges a cherished Texas memory. It questions defenses at the Alamo and Santa Anna’s role while noting depictions of Bowie and Travis and the broader slavery context. It urges balanced remembrance of the events that led to Texas independence.
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Jim Bowie
Mexico
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Goliad
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Bowie
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