Banks consider deficit levy on repaid TARP banks
Congress would need to approve any fee as the administration contemplates a 2011 budget. Officials argue a levy could help shrink the 1.4 trillion deficit by recouping taxpayer investments, with funds directed to debt reduction and Detroit automaker aid while many banks have already repaid portions of TARP.
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Wickham Installed as Magistrate Judge for Chaves County
Robert Wickham is appointed magistrate judge for Chaves County. He cites decades in law enforcement and diverse global upbringing as assets. Wickham aims to curb illegal drug sales domestic violence and drunk driving while serving Roswell and surrounding areas.
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Foster Pushes Roswell 10-Year Plan for South End Growth
Foster urges city leaders to adopt a decade plan to develop Roswell’s south end with more parks and youth recreation areas. He notes most youth facilities appear in the northern city and calls for expanded business investment to create opportunities for his four children to grow up and return. He works with Grace Community Church’s Mid-High Youth program and has coached at Roswell High School.
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Richardson proposes 200 million in tax increases
Richardson seeks 200 million in tax increases in his budget plan while opposing personal income and capital gains taxes and repealing business tax incentives. He favors limiting any tax hikes to three years and vows to work with the Legislature for a bipartisan package. He aims to help lawmakers who vote for tax measures and spending cuts.
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Afghan public backs foreign troops amid mixed views on Taliban
A BBC ABC survey shows nearly seven in ten Afghans support U S forces and 61 percent favor the surge, while 30 percent see insurgents as stronger. Casualties rise with NATO and allied troops killed amid winter fighting and ongoing violence.
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