>Ex-Governor’s partner targets tiger bone trade
From the comforts of a 100-year-old Georgian Colonial he shares here with former Gov. James McGreevey, his partner, Mark O’Donnell has become the unlikely champion of legislation that could give New Jersey some of the nation’s toughest anti-tiger trafficking laws.
Mr. O’Donnell, a resolutely private man who normally lets his partner have the spotlight, is the quiet inspiration behind a bill requiring facilities housing the state’s 24 known tigers to submit DNA from the animals, install microchips in their fur and properly dispose of their bodies after death. (Haddon, The Wall Street Journal)
