Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• A former inmate has received 15 years for violating parole by trying to break into prison.
• An African footprint is one of the oldest pieces of evidence for upright walking.
• President Obama has signed the healthcare reform bill into law.
• Former Illinois legislator, Dick Klemm, has died.
• Within 7 minutes of President Obama signing the Health Care reform bill, Seven state attorneys have sued the federal government.
• An EU court has ruled that Google is not liable for AdWord counterfeits.
• New Federal rules are making gift cards better for consumers.
• A former Nazi hitman has been convicted of murders during World War II.
• Sony has dropped the price of their e-reader to $169.
• March 23rd, 1857 was the day that the first elevator was shown off.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

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