Humane Society reviews child theater bill vetoed by Dewey
Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society executives from Rensselaer Albany Schenectady Fulton and Saratoga counties met in Albany to discuss a vetoed bill on using children in hazardous theatrical performances. The group debated permits by mayors or boards of education and the need for Humane Society notification during applications. The governor’s veto aimed to shift permit authority to education boards while preserving child protection concerns.
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Cochran Criticizes Congress for Probes and Waste
Rep John Cochran Democrat Missouri accused Congress of duplication waste and extravagance in investigations. He presented a list of 38 Senate and 30 House committees studying topics from wildlife conservation to national defense, with 3 152 500 allocated by the current Congress.
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