More Scientifically Trained Employes Needed Admiral Says
Admiral Nathaniel Prime urges more technical education at local high schools to address a shortage of scientifically trained workers. He cites engineering salaries as a lure and calls on parents to push for stronger science teaching and qualified teachers in schools. He praises scholarship funding by industry groups and warns about falling behind in the technological revolution.
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