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March 17, 2017
BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP) — Senators from Maine and Idaho are introducing legislation they say would make it easier for aspiring young loggers to get into the business.
Sens. Angus King, a Maine independent, and Jim Risch, an Idaho Republican, announced the bill on Thursday. They say the legislation would level the playing field with other agricultural fields by allowing family members to get experience in logging from an earlier age so they can carry on a family business.
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