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The first Miss Fountain ValleyScholarship Pageant in over20 years is set to be held on

March 10, 2012.The Pageant committee, supported

by the city and the ChamberCommerce and many of FountainValleys business leaders and resi-dents will host this event that will beheld at the Saigon Performing ArtsCenter at 6pm on March 10th.

There are 11 intelligent, talentedand beautiful young women vyingfor the title of Miss FV. The

committee has raised Scholarshipfunding to be awarded the eveningof the pageant in excess of $14,000under the leadership of Keeli ScottLisack, Executive Director of thePageant, who herself was Miss FVin 1977 and director of the last

pageant held in 1991. I felt it wasimportant to the city, its residentsand the business and communityleaders to sponsor a pageant thatthey could all be proud of, and onein which the outstanding youngwomen of FV could compete formeaningful educational scholarships,

as well as many other prizes andawards. We have a wonderful groupof ladies that are working hard to

produce an exciting, fun andinspirational program.

The pageant is affili-ated with the MissAmerica Or-g a n i z a t i o nwho awardsmore educa-tional scholar-ships to youngwomen than

any other or-ganization inthe US. MissAmerica haschosen theC h i l d r e n sMiracle Net-work as theircharity ofchoice, and each contestant will do-nate toward this charity as part oftheir participation in the Pageant.

The community has really cometogether and embraced the resurrec-tion of the pageant. We are so ex-

cited that so many of the local businesses and organizations arehelping to sponsor this historic

event, says Ms. Lisack. We aregrateful to our generous

sponsors, includingHyundai Motor America

P l a t i n u mSponsorship,Fountain Val-ley RegionalHospital, Or-ange CoastM e m o r i a l

H o s p i t a l ,Sams Club,F o u n t a i nValley Body-works andSaigon Per-forming ArtsCenter/Viet-Face TV

Gold Sponsorships, and HuntingtonBeach Auto Dealers Association,Star Real Estate/Susan Saurastri,Independence Bank and CareAmbulance Silver Sponsorships.

The contestants will compete in 5

categories: Lifestyle andFitness/Swimsuit, Talent, EveningGown, Personal interview andon-stage question which will beofficiated by City Councilman LarryCrandall who has been instrumentalin helping to raise Scholarshipfunding for the pageant. Seven

judges have been selected by thecommittee including communityleaders and residents, as well asthree Miss California officiallysanctioned judges. The Mistress ofCeremonies for the evening is

Miss Kristy Cavinder-Frontierawho was Miss California 2009 andMiss America, 1st Runner up in2010. She also won the TalentAward at the Miss America Pageantand will be performing the nightof the pageant.

For more information about thepageant or to order tickets on-line,please go to the missfv.com website.The FV Chamber of Commerceoffice also has tickets availablefor purchase. The ticket cost is$15.00 each and includes theofficial program.

The 2012Miss Fountain ValleyScholarship Pageant

Date: Saturday,March10,2012;

Place: SaigonPerformingArtsCenter

Address: 16149BrookhurstSt,FountainValley

Time: Programbeginsat6:00pm

Price: $15.00Ticket

Miss Fountain ValleyScholarship Pageant

Miss Fountain ValleyScholarship Pageant

Twelve young ladies with a dream,talent and Opportunity to be Miss America

Aimee Amanda Andrea Brittany Cassandra Gracie

Jeanamarie Krisztina Pheobe Sophia Taylor Val

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I was picky who I sent this to. It had to bethose who might actually remember. So havesome fun my sharp-witted friends. This is atest for us 'older kids'! The answers are printed

below, (after the questions) but don't cheat!Answer them first.....1. After the Lone Ranger saved the day and rodeoff into the sunset, the grateful citizens wouldask, Who was that masked man? Invariably,someone would answer, I don't know, but he left

this behind... What did he leave behind?_____________________________________.2. When the Beatles first came to the U.S. Inearly 1964, we all watched them on The________________________________ Show.3. 'Get your kicks, _____________________.'4. 'The story you are about to see is true. Thenames have been changed to _______________.'5. 'In the jungle, the mighty jungle,____________________________________.'6. After the Twist, The Mashed Potato, andthe Watusi, we 'danced' under a stick that waslowered as low as we could go in a dance calledthe ' _________________________________.'7. Nestle's makes the very best____________________________________.'8. Satchmo was America 's 'Ambassador ofGoodwill.' Our parents shared this great jazztrumpet player with us. His name was____________________________________.9. What takes a licking and keeps on ticking?____________________________________.

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More than700 people, in-cluding 36thDistrict of California Congress-woman Janice Hahn, and Los Ange-les Fourth District Council MemberTom LaBonge, ra n into the 57 de-gree water at Cabrillo Beach in SanPedro to celebrate the New Year.Hundreds of spectators cheered andwaved at the annual event sponsored

by The Cabrillo Beach Polar BearClub, which just celebrated its 60th

Anniversary. The clubmeets daily and runs intothe ocean for an invigorat-ing swim.

At the annual event, thenew King & Queen,Domino and Miriam Santrofrom San Pedro, werecrowned and will serve asambassadors throughoutthe year. On hand to offici-

ate was CabrilloBeach Polar BearsPresident Kim M.White and represen-tatives from CabrilloMarine Aquariumwho led the crowd in

a "Grunion Dance" before enteringthe water. The yearly event draws

people young to old from around theworld. There was a 94 year oldwoman who ran into the water and aman from Germany who partici-

pated in the event. If you'd like tolearn more, log onto:http://www.cabrillobeachpolar-

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Six internationalfriends gathered

and ran The SurfCity USA HalfMarathon on SuperBowl Sundayromping and roar-ing over Hunting-ton Beaches' streets and Pacific CoastHighway. Clare Shweyk, a native ofEngland and a HB librarian, organ-ized her running squad by calling hersister, Mary Maguire, a high schoolteacher in Ireland; fellow Englishtransplant to HB, Brigitte Connelly, anurse, and three of their pals from Al-

berta, Calgary, Canada, Pam El-derkin, Dawn Craig and LynneGleave. The companions all made a

pact to participate in the interest offitness and friendship. They were partof 17,000 half-marathoners and 3,000marathoners who enjoyed beautiful

blue skies, cheering spectators andeach others' company as racerslooked like massive, endless humanwaves washing along streets by the

beach.

Clare and her comrades could beheard encouraging each other as they

passed a man running with a water-melon on his head and a woman par-

ticipating, whilehula hooping.

They accom-plished their goal by finishing at agood pace, thentreated themselvesto a massage.

Clare, a former marathon runner, isknown in Huntington Beach for herformer popular televised Children'sShow at the Central Library. Her like-able British accent is still heard atHope View Elementary School,where she's librarian. Although I'msure she inspired many students, whosaw her running, Clare is making alifelong impact not only on the valueof fitness but by teaching them theimportance of reading. Books are fullof facts, contain lots of wisdom, areentertaining and fun to read. As myfriend Rueben Martinez of LibreriaMartinez of Santa Ana says, "Don'tread a book once, read it twice. You'll

be glad you did!" Congrads to Clare,her friends and everyone else whohad anything to do with putting on,

participating in or watching theamazing event. Every year, it really

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ChrisMacDonaldOn the road in Surf City

By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist

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The Weak That WasAmerica: Home of the Free because of the Brave

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Runners From Around the Globe Romp & Roar atthe Surf City USA Marathon and Half Marathon

Left to Right: Clare Shweyk formerly ofEngland, now of Huntington Beach,

Pam Elderkin of Calgary, Alberta

Canada; Lynne Gleave from Calgary;Brigitte Connelly, formerly from

England, now of HB; Dawn Craig fromCalgary and Mary Maguire of

Enniskillen, Northern Ireland. Mary isClares sister.

Los Angeles Fourth District CityCouncilman Tom LaBonge, 36th

District of California CongresswomanJanice Hahn and The Local News

Columnist Chris MacDonald atCabrillo Beach in San Pedro.

Cabrillo Beach Polar Bears Splash Into 2012

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When Cowboys rode horses and herdedCattle there was a saying that goes like this:"Never squat while wearing your spurs."This was really good business advice inthose days, considering that spurs had sharp

points on them.Often times we can relearn some advice that

has been proven true over the years.

Will Rogers, who died in a 1935 plane crash,was one of the greatest political sages thiscountry has ever known.

You might enjoy the following thoughts:1.Never slap a man who's chewing tobacco.2.Never kick a cow chip on a hot day.3. There are two theories to arguing with a

woman. Neither works.4.Never miss a good chance to shut up.5. Always drink upstream from the herd.6. If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.7. The quickest way to double your money is

to fold it and put it back into your pocket.8. There are three kinds of men: Some learn

by reading. Some learn by obser-vation. The rest of them have to

pee on the electric fenceand find out for them self.

9. Good judgmentcomes from experience,and a lot of that comesfrom bad judgment.

10. If you're rid-ing ahead of theherd, take a look

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Before you file your 2011federal income tax return in2012, you should be aware

of a few important tax changes thattook effect in 2011. Checkwww.IRS.gov before you file forupdates on any new legislation thatmay affect your tax return.

Due date of return. File yourfederal tax return by April 17, 2012.The due date is April 17, instead ofApril 15, because April 15 is aSunday and April 16is the EmancipationDay holiday in theDistrict of Columbia. New forms. In most

cases, you must reportyour capital gains andlosses on the new Form8949, Sales and OtherDispositions of Capital

Assets. Then, you reportcertain totals from that formon Schedule D (Form 1040).If you had foreign financialassets in 2011, you may haveto file the new Form 8938,Statement of Foreign FinancialAssets, with your return.

Standard mileage rates. The2011 rates for mileage aredifferent for January 1 throughJune 30 than for July 1 throughDecember 31. For businessuse of your car, you can deduct51 cents a mile for miles driventhe first half of the year and55 cents for the second half.Medical and moving mileageare both 19 cents per mile for theearly half of the year and 23 cents in the latter half.

Standard deduction

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increased.The standard deduction increased

for some taxpayers who do notitemize deductions on IRS ScheduleA (Form 1040). The amountdepends on your filing status.

The amount you can deduct for

each exemption has increased $50to $3,700 for 2011.

Self-employed health insurancededuction. This deduction is nolonger allowed on Schedule SE(Form 1040), but you can still takeit on Form 1040, line 29.

Alternative minimum tax (AMT)exemption amount increased. TheAMT exemption amount hasincreased to $48,450 ($74,450if married filing jointly or aqualifying widow(er); $37,225 ifmarried filing separately).

Health savings accounts(HSAs) and Archer MSAs. Theadditional tax on distributionsfrom HSAs

and ArcherMSAs not used for qualifiedmedical expenses increased to 20

percent. Beginning in 2011, only prescribed drugs or insulin arequalified medical expenses.

Roth IRAs. If you converted orrolled over an amount from atraditional IRA to a Roth IRA ordesignated Roth in 2010 and didnot elect to report the taxableamount on your 2010 return, yougenerally must report half of it onyour 2011 return and the rest onyour 2012 return.

Alternative motor vehicle credit.

You can claim the alternative motorvehicle credit for a 2011 purchaseonly if the vehicle is a new fuel cellmotor vehicle.

First-time homebuyer credit. Thecredit expired for most taxpayers for2011. Some military personnel and

members ofthe intelligence community can stillclaim the credit in 2011 for qualified

purchases.Health coverage tax credit. Recent

legislation changed the amount ofthis credit, which pays qualifiedhealth insurance premiums foreligible individuals and their fami-lies. Participants who received the65 percent tax credit in any monthfrom March to December 2011 mayclaim an additional 7.5 percentretroactive credit when they filetheir 2011 tax return.

Mailing a return. The IRSchanged the filing location forseveral areas. If you're mailing a

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U.S. Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) hasendorsed former U.S. Rep. Steven T.

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McCain, his party's nominee forpresident in 2008, saidKuykendall, while inCongress several yearsago, "stood squarelyagainst waste andhigh taxes when weserved together. He

knows what's required to protect our nationalsecurity and restore our economy."

Kuykendall is running against twoother Republicans, Long BeachCouncilman Gary DeLong andLos Alamitos Councilman TroyEdgar. The only Democrat so farin the 47th Congressional Districtrace is state Sen. Alan Lowenthalof Long Beach.

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Recorded IncidentsIn 2011, the Huntington Beach

Fire Department continued toexperience an increase in thenumber of emergency incidents.The Fire Department responded tonearly 16,000 emergency calls in2011, which represented an almost3 percent increase over 2010,and nearly 7 percent increase overthe past two years.

Whoever said you cant teach an old dognew tricks, wasnt referring to the federalgovernment.

Last week federal prosecutors announcedthey were abandoning their almosttwo-year investigation of seven-time Tourde France winner Lance Armstrong ondoping-related charges. The brief,three-sentence press release issued by U.S.Attorney Andre Birotte, Jr. gave no reasonfor the decision, but there was no need tostate the obvious. Despite the testimony of

a number of first-hand witnesses whoclaimed to have observed Armstrongdoping, there was no realistic hope of everobtaining a conviction against a man whois idolized by so many Americans.

As a cancer survivor who has raised tens-of-millions of dollars to combat the disease,Armstrong is an inspiration to countlesspeople in this country and around the globe.By some estimates, cancer will affect oneof every three men and one of every twowomen, leaving no family unscathed.

In an effort to bury the embarrassingnews of their failed investigation, thegovernment chose the Friday before theSuper Bowl, the biggest sporting event ofthe year and the focus of virtually all mediaattention, to announce its decision.

The good news is the governmentsdecision will save taxpayers untold millionsthat hopefully will be put to better use

fighting real crimeor feeding thehungry. But whythe governmentspent millionsgoing down thisroad in the first place shouldi tse l f be thef o c u s o f a ninvestigation. Thatdoesnt mean Arm-strong didnt dope, ashe has always maintained.The government dismissalisnt so much amatter of proof asit is of conviction.

N u m e r o u scommentators have compared Armstrongscase with those of Barry Bonds and RogerClemens. While there are a number ofsimilarities between the cases, includingthe fact they all involve high-profileathletes, there are also a number ofdifferences. Bonds was subpoenaed totestify before a grand jury about hisknowledge of the BALCO drug case. Theslugger was told he would not be chargedwith a crime if he testified truthfully aboutwhat he knew and what h e did. It was onlyafter the government was convinced that Bondshad lied that he was charged with perjury.

The feds also added a charge for obstructionbased on a rambling, 60-second responseBonds gave to one question during his fourhours of testimony before the grand jury.That count resulted in the only conviction,which Bonds has appealed.

Clemens was alsocharged with perjury,not before a grand jury, but beforeCongress. His firsttrial resulted ina mistrial based on

p r os e c u t o r i a lincompetence. Asecond trial is

scheduled for April.Unlike Bonds and

Clemens, Armstrongwas never subpoenaed

before a grand juryor Congress.While prosecutorshave never said

why, they donthave to. Given Armstrongs stature, it isunlikely any grand jury would haveindicted him after hearing him testify.While his ego may be as big as that of thetwo baseball players, unlike Bonds andClemens, Armstrong knows how to hold itin check. He can be gregarious, gracious,unassuming and self-depre-cating. And his good deeds,unlike those of Bonds andClemens, are a matter ofpublic record.

Another difference betweenthe cases is the Armstronginvestigation wasnt about perjury, but centered onallegations of conspiracy,fraud and racketeering basedon doping by his team whilethey accepted government

sponsorship funds through the U.S. PostalService. Ironically, the USPS maintains itis an independent agency and their annualmulti-billion dollar losses, including $5 billion last year, have no affect on U.S.taxpayers because the agency doesntreceive federal funds. If thats true, howcould Armstrong have been indictedon federal charges?

The government elected to charge Bondsand Clemens with perjury, rather than theillegal use of a controlled substance. Ifathletes use drugs in violation of federallaw, let the government pursue them forthose activities, rather than on perjurycharges. Does it strike anyone else as ironicthat government bureaucrats and electedofficials can lie to the American people

with impunity but citizens are prohibitedfrom lying to government officials?

Whether Armstrong is guilty or not,all taxpayers should rejoice in the fedsdecision to abandon the investigation. Atleast the government learned from theBonds and Clemens cases, and thats amessage we should all heed.

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Armstrong Too Strong for LongReach of Feds Or... Is It just Too

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The information contained in this column does notnecessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.

Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor League Baseball team owner. He is an Assistant Professor of Sport Management andSport Law at Eastern New Mexico University,teaches the Business of Sports at the University ofWyoming, and is a contributing author to the

Business of Sports Network. Jordan can be reachedat [email protected].

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Name Age School Platform If I were crownedMiss Fountain Valley....

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my hometown and would encourage othergirls to pursue their dreams.

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Thomas Jefferson said in 1802: 'I believe that bank-ing institutions are more dangerous to our libertiesthan standing armies.

If the American people ever allow private banks tocontrol the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the

banks and corporations that will grow up around the banks will deprive thepeople of all property - until their children wake-up homeless on the conti-nent their fathers conquered.'

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The Senate Rules Committeeapproved some committee

m em bersh i p shuff l i ngyesterday, including some changes

made at the request of the newSenate GOP leader Bob Huff.

One of the biggest changes wasto the Senate Health Committee,

where Sen. Tom Harman,

R-Huntington Beach, replaces Sen.Tony Strickland, R-Moorpark,

as vice-chair.

Strickland and Sen. Mimi

Walters, R-Laguna Niguel, alsoswapped their respective posts on

the Senate Governmental Organiza-tion and Senate Budget and Fiscal

Review Committees.

Several GOP members picked upnew committee assignments to

fill seats vacated by Huff, whosespokesman said he needed to

free up time to focus on hisresponsibilities as leader.

While committee changes underthe dome are often

sparked by politicalconsiderations, a Huffspokesman said these

shifts were made tomove the leader off the

committees and honorsome requests made bymembers.

"There was noking-making here,"

spokesman Bill Birdsaid. "Requests were

made to Bob for

committee assign-

ments and Bob took those requeststo Senate (President) Pro Tem

Darrell Steinberg and thoserequests were made."

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According to amateur video and a report from Fox 5Vegas, a man suffered from a heart attack whiledining at Heart Attack Grill in Las Vegas. He was

eating a Triple Bypass burger at the time of his cardiac arrest.The unnamed man is reportedly alive and recuperating.

The restaurant's now sadly predictive name was coupledwith the even more unfortunate slogan, "Taste Worth DyingFor." The incident comes just of one year after the death ofthe Heart Attack Grill's 575-pound, 29-year-old spokesman.

The Vegas owner of Heart Attack Grill, "Doctor" Jon Basso-- who is not actually a doctor -- first thought the man's

cardiac arrest was a joke, but soon phoned 911. Basso toldFox 5, "I actually felt horrible for the gentleman becausethe tourists were taking photos of him as if it were some

type of stunt. Even with our own morbid sense of humor, wewould never pull a stunt like that," he said.

And, thank you Huffington Post for sharing thisepicurean moment...

The National Association of

Telecommunications Officers andAdvisors (NATOA) recentlyhonored the Public Cable TelevisionAuthority as a first-place winner atthe 26th Annual GovernmentProgramming Awards. The openingsequence for the PCTAs coverageof the Huntington Beach 4th ofJuly Parade took first place in theVisual Arts category.

The Government ProgrammingAwards honor excellence in

broadcast, cable, multimedia andelectronic programming produced

by local government agencies. ThePCTAs winning submission wasedited by Joe Rodriguez and RussCogdell, with the PCTAs manager

of video production Louis Rocha

serving as executive producer.Located in Orange County, thePublic Cable Television Authority(PCTA) is a joint powersagency representing thecities of HuntingtonBeach, FountainValley, Westmin-ster, and Stantonand producesexclusive localt e l e v i s i o n

programming thatcan be viewedon Channel 3in each of its respective membercities. The PCTA also is responsiblefor monitoring federal and

state video service provider

customer service standards in thosecommunities.Our GPA winners continueto demonstrate excellence

in local governmentprogramming and we are

thrilled to honor andcelebrate theirach i evem ent s ,

c o m m e n t e dNATOA PresidentKen Fellman.We congratulate

these winnersfor actively

supporting government accessprogrammings role in building stronger,more connected communities.

NATOA received more than

740 Government ProgrammingAward entries submitted by localgovernments across the countryand Canada. Entries in the 67categories covered a variety of

programming including communityevents, documentary, public affairsand public service, interview/talkshow, performing arts, sports,election coverage and childrensissues.

For more information on thePublic Cable Television Authorityand to view clips of PCTA-producedlocal television programming, visitwww.pcta.tv and www.youtube.com /pctatv.

How andwhen didit become

so popular to ragon the rich? Arethey really the in-carnation of all evilas their uber-envious detractorsclaim? Are theyRobin Hood inreverse?

Daily we readabout Mitt Romney paying only 15percent in incometaxes. It is said that

Warren Buffet's secretary pays a higher income taxthan her billionaire boss. We are told that the 1

percent richest Americans got there and stay there onthe backs of the rest of us, the 99 percent reportedlystruggling to make distant ends meet.

Here in the Coachella Valley, very vocal andfrequently unruly protesters rally against the infamousKoch brothers and their invitation-only meetings.

Charles and Dave Koch have been meeting withlike-minded 1 percenters here for nine years andraised in the $100 million range for their conservative

causes, much to the consternation of highlyindignant local liberals.

Professional athletes, paid in the tens and hundredsof millions, are also frequent targets of the rallyagainst the rich crowd. They claim that teachers aremore important than point guards and are usually

better role models.I may be looking at this wealth business in a

convoluted way, but I see nothing wrong in a free en-terprise system, with Mitt Romney and Warren Buffetmaking mega millions, with the Koch boys givingmillions to the candidates of their choice or with KobeBryant making more than all four combined.

Romney rebuilt a collapsed Bain Capital into oneof the nation's most successful private equityinvestment firms and is reported to have a net worthof between $190 million and $250 million. Therecently touted implication that Romney pays onlyabout 15 percent in income taxes is perfectly under-standable. He contributes heavily to his church and

probably realizes most of his income from capitalgains and dividends, taxed at 15 percent.

Buffet likes to claim that he pays a lower tax ratethan his secretary does. He conveniently overlooks afew inconvenient facts. If he makes $3 million a year

on his capital gains and dividends, at the 15 percentrate he's paying a whopping $450,000 in federalincome taxes. Assuming that his Omaha secretary is

well paid at $80,000, she pays 25 percent or $20,000.The lower tax rate is just w ord play.

As far as Bryant is concerned, he may be the bestbasketball player on the planet. His net worth wasestimated to be between $150 million and $350million. Even with the $75 million awarded to hisformer wife, he's still not missing any meals.

Many claim that Bryant and his fellow superstarathletes are overcompensated. In my view, basketball,like any other professional sport, is a business.Bryant's compensation is directly related to howmany seats are filled at the Staples Center and howmany pairs of his Nike brand shoes go through thescanners. We are the reason he is a m ultimillionaire.

In an attempt to crystallize this reportedly unfairtax and income situation, let us look at who's

paying what.It is those reviled top 1 percent of all w age-earners,

those making over $343,927 a year, who pay astaggering 36.73 percent of all federal income taxes.

Those in the top 10 percent, earning more than$112,124, pay 70.47 percent of all federal taxes.

Conversely, those marching in the street against thenasty fat cat 1 percent, if they make $32,396 per yearor less, pay only 2.25 percent of all taxes or $728.

Where is the tax inequity in all of this?Bill Borden is a f reelance writer residing in Rancho

Mirage. He can be reached at [email protected]

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For many American homeowners, one of thehighlights of Obamas State of the Union addressinvolved a new plan to bring refinancing optionsto struggling homeowners. This new plan would helpeven the most upside-down homeowners takeadvantage of todays record low mortgage r ates.

Recognizing that many American homeowners arestill unable to refinance because they lack sufficientequity to qualify for conventional loans, the Obamaadministration has implemented prior programs toaccomplish this same task. The most popular ofthese programs has been the Home AffordableRefinance Program (HARP). Although HARPhas been popularly discussed, its effectiveness has

been extremely limited.

The first limitation is that HARP would onlyallow refinancing for individuals who owed up to125% of their propertys value. Any homeownerwho was even more upside down on their homethan this limit was simply not able to refinanceeven if they wanted to. The 125% ceiling wasrecently removed as part of the revised HARP 2.0announced in December.

A bigger limitation of HARP is that it is onlyavailable for homeowners whose mortgage is cur-rently backed by the Government SponsoredEnterprises (GSE) of Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac.Its estimated that only 5% of American homeownershave a mortgage that is eligible to take advantage ofHARP. The remaining 95% of mortgages are noteligible, primarily because they are backed by a

private investor other than Fannie and F reddie. Buteven many mortgages that do currently carry the

backing of these GSEs are still not eligible, primarilybecause they were not delivered to Fannie or Freddieprior to March of 2009. By default, any mortgagethat was originated after this date is ineligible.

Perhaps the biggest limitation of HARP and HARP

2.0 is that the government has absolutely zerocontrol in making the banks implement and offerthese programs. Essentially, participation in theserelief programs is optional for banks. Evensome of the banks that do participate make the

process extremely lengthy and difficult, oftendragging out over months.

Obamas new plan is purported to solve manyof these issues. Very few details of the program have

been announced to date and what we know is, todate, very limited. Qualifying will require aminimum 580 credit score, the homeowner musthave been current on all mortgage payments over the

prior 6 months, and the homeowner must becurrently employed and able to document sufficientincome to support the new mortgage payments. The

program claims to not require equity in the propertyand will be available to all homeowners regardlessof who backs their mortgage currently. The idea isto make refinancing options available to just aboutevery homeowner in America.

As details become available, there are two mainquestions that remain to be answered. First, will the

program have loan level price adjustments? BothHARP and HARP 2.0 have this. Under these current

programs, the best rates are available to

homeowners whosemortgage is below 95%of their propertys value.Once that 95% thresholdis breached, the home-owner begins to see a ticup in their rate. Themore upside-down theyare, the more their final

rate will be affected.One can only assume that this new program willinclude similar loan level price adjustments.

But perhaps the biggest question that everyonewill be watching for is how to make sure the

banks implement these new programs. Oneparticular problem of HARP was that many ofthe banks that offered the program did not

participate all the way up to the 125% limit.Some banks stopped at 105%, and yet others only

participated up to 95%. Given that this newprogram is claiming no equity restrictions, ob-taining bank participation will be the largest

challenge for this new program.

Despite the headwinds that this program faces,there are many desperate homeowners who havealready gained something from the mere mentionof this new program. It has brought them hope.Hope that they might finally be able to get out fromunder a high mortgage rate.

Arnaud Dufour

The information contained in this column does notnecessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.

The New-est Fed Refi PlanArnaud Dufour

Arnaud Dufour is a Sr. Mortgage Banker at

Newport Beach based DLJ Financial.

With more than eleven years in the industry,

Arnaud is available to answer questions

in Real Estate Finance.

E-mail: [email protected]

Call: 714-677-4107.

CA DRE # 01360217 NMLS# 335758

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