ATLANTA (AP) - Gun laws in Georgia will not change in 2013.

House leaders said they could not come to an agreement with key senators over whether to expand gun possession rights on college campuses in Georgia.

While a conference committee released a compromise plan late Thursday, lawmakers supporting it acknowledged they did not have the support to force a vote before a midnight deadline. Any bills that don't pass by the final adjournment fail.

Both sides had agreed to allow local K-12 school boards to choose whether to arm certain school employees and allow churches to choose whether to allow concealed weapons on their property.

But House members wanted to relax restrictions for college students. Senate leaders sided with college executives who want to keep their existing bans on concealed weapons.

WARNER ROBINS, GA- Mayor Chuck Shaheen from the city of Warner Robins, Mayor John Harley from the city of Centerville and Mayor Jimmy Faircloth from the City of Perry, be featured at the first-ever Tri-City Eggs & Issues breakfast of the Robins Regional Chamber; to be held Thursday, April 4, 2013 at 8:00 a.m. in Hangar One at the Museum of Aviation.

Sponsored by Flint Energies, a progress report will be presented from each of the cities in Houston County.  The event will also give an update of the cities’ current programs and offer a preview of plans for growth.  The breakfast are designed to keep community members abreast of local issues and is one of five in a series that the Robins Regional Chamber of Commerce holds throughout the year.  The program features a presentation followed by a question-and-answer session.

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