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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2010
Page
4
The special session leaves New Mexico with a patched budget and wary optimism. Lawmakers avoided tough cuts, granting the governor power for future reductions while facing an election year glare and voter memory of prior grants.
On March 17 in history notable events include St Patrick’s death in A D 461, British forces evacuating Boston in 1776, the Kanrin Maru becoming the first official Japanese ship in U S waters in 1860, and Theodore Roosevelt invoking crusading journalists in 1906. Other noted moments include the arrival of the Kanrin Maru in San Francisco ahead of a Japanese embassy delegation and related anniversaries.
Twenty five years ago on March 17 1985 a read-a-thon raised funds for multiple sclerosis research. Participants included Tammy Crowe and Anna Wright along with Richard Harkness Ray Gutierrez Scott Szelipajlo and their parents listed in the readable fragment.
Ed Feulner argues in heritage.org that Sarbanes Oxley overregulated and failed to fix markets. He warns against creating a new Consumer Financial Protection Agency and warns against expanding powers to seize failing banks. He cites Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as core risk and urges targeted reforms instead of sweeping rules.
New Jersey governor Chris Christie sets up a commission to review hundreds of state regulatory bodies for closure or privatization to trim a $1 billion deficit. He may suspend civil service rules to ease layoffs, challenging union norms and echoing privatization precedents from Thatcher and Reagan.
A reformatted summary notes El Heraldo’s report on how violence and drug trafficking devastate Mexican youth. Juarez tops danger lists with 191 deaths per 100,000, limited cultural and educational outlets, and few schools for 1.3 million residents, pushing teens toward crime and drugs.
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