(AP) — Not many Nevada lawmakers like the margins tax proposal spearheaded by the state teachers’ union to raise money for education. Friday is the deadline for legislators to approve it — or send it to voters on the November 2014 ballot. And that’s where it’s heading, with no tax committee meetings scheduled Friday to take up the measure. The initiative would impose a 2 percent tax on businesses that gross more than $1 million annually. Detractors call it a “job-killing” tax that will cripple the Nevada economy as it continues its long slog out of recession. Some Republicans in …