(JEFFERSON CITY)--THE HOUSE VETERANS COMMITTEE ON TUESDAY APPROVED LEGISLATION THAT WOULD DEDICATE MORE OF THE STATE'S LOTTERY PRIZE MONEY TO EDUCATION, WHICH WOULD IN TURN FREE UP FUNDING GENERATED BY CASINO ENTRANCE FEES TO BE USED FOR THE STATE'S VETERANS HOMES.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DAVID DAY OF PULASKI COUNTY SAYS THIS WOULD BE A PERMANENT SOLUTION TO VETERAN HOMES NEEDS.
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DAY'S BILL WAS APPROVED BY THE COMMITTEE BY A VOTE OF 14-TO-0. THE BILL NOW MOVES TO THE HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE FOR APPROVAL BEFORE HEADING TO THE HOUSE FLOOR FOR DISCUSSION.
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE DAVID DAY OF PULASKI COUNTY SAYS THIS WOULD BE A PERMANENT SOLUTION TO VETERAN HOMES NEEDS.
DAY'S BILL WAS APPROVED BY THE COMMITTEE BY A VOTE OF 14-TO-0. THE BILL NOW MOVES TO THE HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE FOR APPROVAL BEFORE HEADING TO THE HOUSE FLOOR FOR DISCUSSION.
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