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Gov. Andrew Cuomo said there was not enough time to work through a variety of details that come with legalizing a drug, such as how many licenses will be provided and who will give them out.
March 31, 2020 at 06:02 PM
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday threw cold water on the chances of New York legalizing marijuana through the state’s budget, saying an agreement on the issue was not likely.
The April 1 deadline to pass a state budget was quickly approaching for legislators as Cuomo spoke.
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