NY Senate OKs gun control bill; Assembly to vote Tuesday
Photo credit: AP | As gun-control negotiations continue in Albany, ideas being considered include requiring individuals who own assault weapons to register them and barring such guns from being resold within the state, according to the State Senate's co-leader.
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ALBANY -- New York political leaders Monday night began approving a broad package of gun-control legislation that would expand the state's ban on assault weapons, keep guns away from the mentally ill and increase gun-related penalties.
The State Senate passed the package of bills, 43-18, at around 11:20 p.m. The Assembly, citing the hour, postponed a vote until 10 a.m. Tuesday. But there should...
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