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It s time to end Utah laws against price gouging

It’s time to end Utah laws against price gouging Jay Evensen © Kristin Murphy, Deseret News Andy Phitsnoukanh, logistics analyst, loads a box of paper towels onto a pallet of food and supplies at the Associated Foods Stores distribution warehouse in Farr West, Weber County, on Tuesday, March 17, 2020. Basic principles of supply and demand, the bedrock of American free enterprise, tend to be no match for emotional arguments. Popular Searches That’s a pity. It was especially a pity last week when Utah’s Senate Business and Labor Committee held off voting on a bill, SB74, that would have repealed the state’s law against price gouging. The bill isn’t dead. The committee just set it aside. Its sponsor, Sen. Jake Anderegg, R-Lehi, says he hopes it will remain a part of the discussion going forward, whatever that means.

Virginia Lawmakers Untangle the Criminal Justice Piece of Marijuana Legalization

: : Adult-use marijuana is likely to be legalized in Virginia this year, but some sticking points still need to be worked out before that can happen. (Photo: Alex Scribner/VPM News) State lawmakers are moving at breakneck speed to legalize recreational marijuana in Virginia and provide a clean slate for thousands of people previously convicted of marijuana offenses.  The proposals now before the General Assembly are lengthy and complex and will likely continue to be finessed over the coming weeks before reaching Governor Ralph Northam’s desk. Although law enforcement groups largely oppose legalization, some form of the legislation will likely pass, and advocates say the process has been thorough.

Survey: 19% of Virginians say they won t get COVID-19 vaccine

Survey: 19% of Virginians say they won’t get COVID-19 vaccine (FILE) (Source: Associated Press) By NBC29 Newsroom | February 4, 2021 at 3:27 PM EST - Updated February 4 at 6:02 PM CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Roughly one-in-five Virginians (19%) say they will never get vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to a new survey released by The Wason Center for Civic Leadership at Christopher Newport University. The survey also found about 46% of Virginians say they will get vaccinated as soon as it is available for them. Other findings from the survey include: Black Virginians are significantly less willing than whites to get the vaccine as soon as it is available (29% to 51%).

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