Gov. Charlie Crist released the rest of his recommendations for a $70-billion budget today, which uses $740 million of trust funds and blows the constitutionally mandated 3 percent cap that limits using nonrecurring funds for recurring purposes. (Although his staff points out that the Legislature has blown that cap several times in recent years.)

Among some highlights, Crist suggests spending $12 billion in economic development, which would go to industries ranging from $100 million for alternative energies to $30 million for the film and entertainment industry. He also wants to spend $63.9 million to make low-cost health insurance options available to Florida’s uninsured population, but Buzz doesn't know much yet in the way of details about that. He also wants to spend $21.8 million to up reimbursement fees to dentists.