ACROSS the nation, states are facing increasing fiscal pressure, resulting both from long-term liabilities like unfunded pension plans and from an unsustainable dependence on infusions of federal money. The dire fiscal condition of several states - notably California, which requested an $8 billion bailout last year -
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