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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 2010

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Democrats Seek Record $1.9 Trillion Boost in Borrowing

Senate Democrats propose raising the debt limit by 1.9 trillion dollars to allow bond issues and prevent a first time U.S. default. The plan, aiming to push the national debt to 14.3 trillion, faces a difficult floor debate amid Massachusetts election momentum and GOP opposition. It would require 60 votes and risks Sen. Evan Bayh's stance, with White House saying the move protects government operations and creditworthiness. A Republican amendment targets TARP funds, insisting they be used to retire debt. The measure follows a prior 290 billion stopgap and reflects spiraling deficits post recession and bailout.

Washington Senate Democrats Scott Brown Massachusetts Brown Sen Evan Bayh D-Ind Wall Street Congress Finance Committee Max Baucus D-Mont White House United States John Thune South Dakota

How big is a trillion very large figures explained

Washington AP explains 1.9 trillion in miles feet time and dollars. It compares the distance to 8 million trips to the moon and the height of Mount Everest and the Mariana Trench. It also notes 1.9 trillion equals nearly twice U S spending in Iraq and Afghanistan and could fund Pell grants for 380 million students.

Washington Moon Mount Everest Mariana Trench Pacific America Iraq Afghanistan Earth

Suspected shoplifter flees after purse incident at Roswell store

Police respond to shoplifting at Roswell Do It Center 200 S Main St around 3 30 pm Tuesday. A woman attempted exit with merchandise in her purse, fled after being told to pay, leaving a crack pipe in the bag. Burglary report elsewhere notes a rear window breakin and $400 missing. Vehicle burglaries also reported.

Roswell Do It Center S. Main St East Alameda Street

Vehicle Burglaries Duplicate Reports Across Local Blocks

Police log details two vehicle burglaries in the 1200 blocks of West McGaffey Street and North Lea Avenue. A six shot revolver worth 300 dollars disappeared from a center console, with theft time framed between 2 and 5 p.m. Tuesday for the first case and Monday into Tuesday for the second, possibly via unlocked door. A separate larceny at Valero Store on 1140 South Main Street notes electronics stolen, and propane tanks were damaged at the store’s cage with three tanks reported missing after a late Monday incident.

West McGaffey Street North Lea Avenue Valero S. Main St

Housing slows while FHA lenders tighten rules hit builders

The Commerce Department reports construction of new homes and apartments fell 4 percent in December to 557000 annual rate. Applications for permits rose 11 percent to 653000, the highest since October 2008, as the industry braces for spring sales. FHA to raise fees and standards for borrowers amid funding worries. White House, Labor data show wholesale prices up 0.2 percent in December while energy costs retreat. Investors note IBM and Morgan Stanley earnings and China lending curbs as market twists.

Federal Housing Administration Rick Jenkins R.J. Builders Terre Haute Ind Commerce Department Thomson Reuters Northeast Midwest David Crowe The National Association of Home Builders Patrick Newport IHS Global Insight Newport Sal Guatieri BMO Capital Markets Guatieri Chris Brown Trinity Mortgage Co Orlando Fla FHA Labor Department Wall Street IBM Morgan Stanley China U.S

County Commission to Vote on Franchise, Records System

Chaves County Commission meets today at 9 a.m. in the Administration Center to hear a franchise ordinance for Southwestern Public Service to access county road right of way. They will vote on funding a $300,000 records-management system for the sheriff ahead of a 2008-2009 fiscal year audit by CPA Ronald Miller.

Commission Chaves County St. Mary's Place Southwestern Public Service Sheriffs Department CPA Ronald Miller

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