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Morning Cram
8:02 am
Fri February 8, 2013
The Morning Cram [don’t worry be happy edition]
From NPR: As the U.S. considers tabulating a happiness index, some wonder about the “squishiness” of happiness data.
Kentucky: The state Senate passed a bill reforming the pension system, creating a hybrid 401k-style system for new hires. Lawmakers are considering ending the alcohol ban on Election Day. The state House delayed a vote on special taxing districts yesterday, but is expected to vote today.
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