Connecticut lawmakers will decide this
week whether to dismantle tourism districts and limit medical
assistance for poor, single adults, as part of a plan to implement
a budget, the Hartford Courant reported.
Senate President Pro Tem Kevin Sullivan told the paper
lawmakers are split over lowering medical assistance to $250 a
month from $350.
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Sullivan said legislators want to resolve budget-related
issues by Friday, when Gov. John Rowland plans to sign the
state’s two-year $27.5 billion spending plan, the paper said.
The tentative proposal would also reduce the number of
tourism districts from 11 to five, the paper said.
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