Gambling breaks urged as relief in modern work life
University of Nevada professor Felicia Campbell told a World Future Society audience that legalized gambling could aid stressed workers in large corporations. She cited gambling breaks offering prizes and vacation time to boost self esteem and decision making, while noting addiction as a root issue to treat.
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Schlafly cites tax funds used to push ERA at WY Commission
Phyllis Schlafly, ERA foe, charged the U S International Women's Year Commission with spending about 240000 in secret federal grants plus two salaries totaling 37000 to back ERA ratification. She accused big money lobbying and criticized Ford for naming ERA supporters to the commission. Pam Curtis denied lobbying. The commission aims to push ERA though 34 states have already approved it.
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Insurance tax break repeal sent to floor
State Sen. Card Roberts, sponsor, says the repeal of the home office property tax credit for California insurers is necessary and fair. The bill would bar insurers from crediting home office taxes against other taxes owed, requiring legislative approval to take effect.
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