By David McGrath Schwartz
Teachers made a Las Vegas deal Monday night, trading the chance at a big score for a quicker, more modest gain with backing from at least some of Nevada’s biggest gaming houses. The Nevada State Education Association announced it is dropping its effort to raise the gaming tax
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