Gambling breaks at work to relieve hostility
Washington reports Prof. Felavia Campbell of the University of Nevada argues gambling breaks could ease workers' frustrations in large impersonal corporations. She says legalized gambling offers therapeutic qualities and could be used in daily activities with rewards like extra vacation time.
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Schlafly accuses IWY of using federal funds for ERA push
Phyllis Schlafly, opposing ERA, charges the U S International Women's Year Commission uses tax dollars for lobbying to ratify ERA. She cites about 240000 in grants and 710000 in salaries, says agencies pledged 1400000 for 1976, and criticizes President Ford for appointing ERA supporters. Pam Curtis of IWY denies lobbying. The piece also outlines gambling attitudes and psychology from Prof Campbell in a separate section.
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Insurance tax break repeal sent to floor
In Sacramento AP reports a 121 million home office deduction for California insurance companies would be scrapped under broader legislation sent to the Assembly on Wednesday. State Senator David Roberts says the reform is necessary and voluntary for taxpayers. If approved, voters would face the change as well.
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