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In today’s CapCon, the state attorney general’s office says it wants the state Legislature to crack down on high prices charged for concessions at various venues.
Then, state Sen. John Liu introduced a bill this week that would take away Hochul’s power to opt the state into a federal school choice tax credit. Catholic groups aren’t happy.
Later, Hochul signed six bills Wednesday aimed at lowering costs and expanding access to services for veterans.
Plus, a few thoughts on Susan Arbetter stepping down from the anchor chair at “Capital Tonight.”
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