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The presiding officer on this vote the yeas are 56, the nays are 43. The amendment as modified, has passed. The presiding officer there are two minutes of debate prior to a vote on the reed amendment number 919. Mr. Reed mr. President . The presiding officer the senator from rhode island. Mr. Reed mr. President this amendment is based on legislation that senator blumenthal and i introduced in the last congress to close a major loophole in the current Corporate Tax law by putting an end to unlimited tax writeoffs for performancebased executive pay. In 1993 congress limited the deduct act of executive deductibility of executive pay to 1 million with the exception for performancebased compensation. But over the last two decades corporations have made the exception the rule and the weve seen increasingly more pay designated as performance even in some cases where the company is not doing very well for the shareholders. Its been estimated that between 20072010, 121. 5 billion of executive p
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Are public schools safe to reopen?
Laura H. Carnell Elementary School faculty want to return to classrooms, but only if it is safe.
The School District of Philadelphia hasn’t had any in-person learning since last March, though that is scheduled to end in two weeks.
The school district plans to open schools on Feb. 22 for some 9,000 pupils in pre-kindergarten through second grade whose parents previously said they supported the move back to in-person learning. The kids would attend school two days a week and learn virtually the other three days.
The district asked teachers in those grades to go back to school on Monday for two weeks of preparation leading up to the reopening.