• What is pay? What is wealth? And who (if anyone) should be envying whom? [David Henderson]
• LIRR disability scammer gets probation, will repay lost $294K at rate of $25/month [Lane Filler, Newsday]
• Costly license plate frame can help buy your way into California speeders’ nomenklatura [Priceonomics]
• Ohio school superintendent who illegally used public moneys to promote school tax hike won’t face discipline [Ohio Watchdog]
• Last-in, first-out teacher dismissal sacrosanct in California [Larry Sand]
• “Los Angeles Inspector Convicted of Bribery Keeps $72,000 Pension” [Scott Shackford]
• Heart and lung presumption is an artificial construct that drives municipal budgets for uniformed services [Tampa Bay Times]

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