Teachers Face Vision Defects in Recent Test Shower
A recent test found that 41 percent of school teachers had eyesight defects so poorly corrected they could not cast good vision. The revelation highlights widespread issues in eye care among educators and potential impacts on classroom performance.
New Nebraska Senators Make Imprint In Fast Session
In Lincoln the Legislature nears a quarter mark with fresh faces shaping bills. Sen. Donald McGinley backs moving the State School for the Blind from Nebraska City to Kearney while Sen. Norman Otto cautions thorough study. Newcomers Ruhnke Bahensky and Thompson push for fair share of gasoline tax, Hoffmeister presses health and safety, and Mrs. Foote weighs equal work for women. Salary debates hinge on attracting talent, while fair employment and toll road questions stir committees.
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