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Conn. lawmakers postpone budget sessions
Posted on 09/26/2009
HARTFORD (AP) -- Officials with the Connecticut House and Senate say they've postponed sessions on the state budget to next week. Lawmakers had planned to return to the Capitol for a third day in a row Friday to work on bills that spell out details of the two-year, $37.6 billion budget approved several weeks ago. Dates for next week's sessions haven't been set. The House gave final legislative approval early Friday to a bill on spending for public health programs, and later passed a social services spending bill that it sent to the Senate. Lawmakers still need to take up legislation on education and general government spending. Legislators earlier this week approved a reorganization of probate courts and a $50 million increase in state fees.
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