Business helps sink BTU tax

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Businessmen from the National Association of Manufacturers and other groups believe Pres Clinton's energy tax proposal would hurt the economy. They are lobbying in Congress against it. They favor reduced government spending as a way to decrease the budget deficit.

Business, Taxation, Clinton, Bill, Political aspects, Power resources, Tax policy

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Two routes toward a balanced budget

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Congress will debate ways to balance the federal budget in 1992. Some lawmakers believe that national spending must be controlled. Other Congressmen would place tax-limitations provisions on government spending.

Economic policy, Budget, Budgeting, Budgets, United States. Congress, Tax and expenditure limitations

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How to avoid discrimination suits

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The new civil rights law makes job discrimination based on color, religion, sex and national origin, illegal. A written and well-communicated policy assuring consistent treatment should be enforced and updated.

Interpretation and construction, Cases, Employment discrimination, Civil rights, Actions and defenses, Litigation

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