By Justin DiCharia
BATON ROUGE — Currently, and since 1984, Louisiana spends about 20 cents a month on each one of its senior citizens, about $1,000 less than what the state spends on a prisoner in the same time period.
A handful of parish directors for the Councils on Aging testified before a Senate Finance Committee Friday on the effects that a $3.5 million cut to its supplemental funding will have on senior centers in different parts of the state.
LSU Manship School Statehouse Bureau 