Republicans urge IRS probe of AARP tax status over health law gains
Three House Ways and Means Republicans release a report alleging AARP could profit up to 1 billion over a decade from health plan sales under the new law and question executive compensation. The panel notes AARP branding dominates Medicare plans while royalties and per member fees fund most revenue. AARP rejects the charges and says profits do not drive its health care advocacy.
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Libya Rebels Face Gaddafi Forces as NATO Steps In
The Libyan government denies a defection by the foreign minister amid airstrikes that have degraded Gaddafi’s army. NATO assumes command of air operations while the U S weighs arming rebels and international pressure grows for a political exit.
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Terriers Dumped In Sun Rescued From Box
Two 4 month old male terrier mix puppies were dumped in a donation drop box in full sun. A Humane Society worker and Animal Control located the dogs minutes after the incident. The driver fled as officers traced a silver grey car with a missing bumper to an address on Fifth Street without success.
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Analysts foresee U.S. oil output surge and fuel economy gains
An analyst projects Obama could add two million barrels per day by 2015, signaling a potential early approach to his 2025 energy goal. Gulf of Mexico drilling resumes after the BP spill, while fuel economy climbs toward 35.5 mpg by 2016 and potentially 60 mpg for 2017–2025 models.
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FBR Capital Markets
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New Mexican Charter Schools Must File Annual Reports
Bills require charter schools to submit annual capital improvement reports to the Public Education Department detailing planned and actual use of capital funds from property taxes. The law standardizes quarterly district and charter financial reports, listing warrants, purchases, cash balances, debts, and actual versus budgeted expenses. Martinez signed reform bills, noting New Mexico’s low student achievement and relatively high per student spending.
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