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Attorneys arguing for gay marriage in California say the state's ban is costing San Francisco more than $15 million a year in dependent insurance and revenue from would-be wedding item purchases. Last week lawyers representing the city and 12 same-sex couples submitted their most substantive arguments to date in a bid to strike down state law. "One of the facets that we added to the case was a real analysis of what it costs the public," said Chief Deputy City Attorney Therese Stewart.
September 07, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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