Capitol Space Crisis Signals Growth Pressure in Nebraska
Lincoln faces a growing space crunch in the state capitol. Offices have spilled into downtown Lincoln and beyond as the government expands. A new building would cost over 1 million, with interior courtyards proposed but opposed for aesthetic reasons. The press corps and lawmakers are affected, and plans for redistricting and pay increases for senators remain disputed. The State Safety Patrol maintains high standards for applicants. On July 1 the State School for the Blind and the State School for the Deaf will shift from the Board of Control to the State Board of Education.
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Bursitis of the shoulder Symptoms and prevention
The article explains bursae cushions in joints, focus on the deltoid bursa and bursitis as a common shoulder pain cause after forty. It highlights diagnosis by X ray, risks of chronic bursitis, and preventive steps plus early treatment to avoid muscle atrophy and joint restriction. It ends with a promotional line for Derby products.
Survey of school buildings and funding gaps noted
A survey of buildings and equipment at both schools is underway this month. Decker warns the blind school may face about $20 000 short to finish operations next year due to tight finances.
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