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Four model laws to curb corporate welfare abuse at the state 
and local levels are proposed in a new 24 page pamphlet 
written by Professor Robert Benson, Loyola Law School, Los 
Angeles, and published by the National Lawyers Guild of L.A.: 
GETTING BUSINESS OFF THE PUBLIC DOLE: STATE AND LOCAL MODEL 
LAWS TO CURB CORPORATE WELFARE ABUSE.  Benson is a member of 
the Green Party.  Corporate welfare is defined to include not 
only tax subsidies to corporations but environmental 
externalities that corporations impose upon the public and 
future generations.  You can receive a copy of the pamphlet 
without cost by contacting rbenson@icg.apc.org, or calling 
213/736-1094. The text of the pamphlet has also been posted 
to the conference grns.usa.forum on Econet.