Georgia House Debates Alcohol, Marriage, and Park Bills
The Legislature moved Tuesday to raise the legal drinking limit to 26 percent of blood alcohol and debated bills on ending marriage when irretrievably broken whereas a sewer easement plan near Fort Jumyatt State Park would extend facilities and allow new hookups. A bill to remove roadside billboards failed and a welfare-related measure to fund care at home advanced with House approval.
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In Central Missouri nursing programs, a group of senior nursing students from the University of Missouri joins eight weeks of theory and clinical experience. Led by professors from the School of Nursing, the program includes Gayle Ramey and other students training in Pike and Randolph counties, with supervision by faculty and health staff.
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