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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 2015

Page

4

Taxing GRTs expose party faults in New Mexico

Tom McDonald analyzes how local gross receipts taxes reflect budget pressures across parties. He notes Espafola and Dem strongholds raise GRTs higher, while Lea County Republicans keep rates lower, and July 1 brings mid year increases as food and medicine exemptions end. He argues taxes are a real world necessity.

GOP Uncle Sam New Mexico Espafola Rio Arriba Espafiola Lea County Lovington Jeff Tucker Roswell Silver City Las Vegas San Miguel County Edgewood Santa Fe Torrance Albuquerque Rio Rancho Las Cruces Chaves County Square One Tom McDonald Roswell Daily Record Rdmews

Americans Fed Up With Big Money in Politics

A Post-Dispatch-quoted reader condemns claims of a rich elite controlling government. Polls show broad support for curbing money in elections, with 77 percent wanting donor limits and 78 percent limiting outside group contributions. Most favor stronger donor disclosure and reject money as free speech.

Post-Dispatch Mark Sletten U.S Koch Brothers Sletten United States Congress Kenneth Kies Washington Post Supreme Court New York Times CBS News John Paul Stevens Gerald R. Ford Campen Cannes

Solar tax credit standoff stalls progress in legislature

Lawmakers debate the solar market development tax credit set to expire in 2016. SB 391 would cut incentives to 5 percent and extend to 2024, but both sponsors and opponents clash over cost, timing, and impact as critics call for clearer math and a faster decision.

Mimi Stewart Albuquerque Sarah Maestas Barnes Larry Scott Hobbs James Strickler Farmington Strickler Scott

Bicycle safety tips for kids and families

Dear Doctor K explains that biking provides great exercise for children and families but carries injury risks. Emphasizes properly fitting helmet, helmet standards, helmet checks, bike checks, following road rules, using bike lanes when available, and supervising practice to build lifelong healthy habits.

Doctor K Summer Komaroff Harvard Medical School Shattuck St Boston

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