New York Solons Back Lottery For School Aid
Albany reports the New York Legislature approved a state lottery plan to fund public schools. Senate passed it Monday and the Assembly approved 116-18 despite Gov. Rockefeller opposing. Amendment to the constitution required. unlikely before 1967. Advocates seek four to five yearly races modeled on New Hampshire to net about 400 million for education. Rockefeller opposes but won’t block. Only 16 Republicans voted against. Werner Ingram criticized the plan as compromising integrity.
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Lottery bills tied up by GOP in 1966 legislature
Previous legislatures under Republican control had pigeonholed Democratic lottery bills. If the GOP regains control in November 1966, the legislature might be expected to do the same again.
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