Senators delay nursing bill,
agree to reconsider Feb. 22
NURSING from Page 1
than ever in the future.
As a result, Smith said the state
will need to find incentives to at
tract more people to the nursing
field.
Sen. Loran Schmit of Bell wood
said Nelson’s intentions for the
Bill arc good, but that the bill is
“bad public policy.”
Schmit said he docsn’t think the
bill would help to case the nursing
shortage in the stale because it
doesn’t address the problem of low
salaries.
“The nursing profession is
underpaid and overworked,”
Schmit said. “We all know that.”
Schmit said there won’t be
more nurses in rural communities
until salaries arc increased.
Part of the reason rural com m u
nitics are having problems is be
cause many people in these com
munities go to hospitals in larger
cities for medical care, he said.
The decision to delay the bill
came after Sens. Don Wcscly of
Lincoln and Rod Johnson of Sutton
and others said they wanted to hear
LB520, another bill that addresses
the nursing issue.
LB?20 creates a Nursing Incen
tive Fund, which would reimburse
nursing students for loans taken in
college for up to $2,(XX) per year if
the student goes on to practice
nursing in the state. Students who
agree to practice in rural areas
would receive an additional
Si .(XX) per year as a student.
Senator objects to pictures
BURIAL From Page 1
said she presented a photocopy of the
pictures and a cover letter from Han
son that accompanied the book.
“I explained to Reba that... the
historical society’s director is not
appointed by the governor, and is
therefore not directly accountable to
ihe governor,” Rex said.
White Shirt said the letter Hanson
sent to senators told of ancient
Pawnee rituals including sacrificing
virgins.
‘‘The bottom line that the intent
was to discredit Pawnee religion,”
While Shirt said.
Chambers said there is growing
concern within the Legislature about
the society’s lobbying tactics. He
said two employees of the society
have approached senators to plead
the society’s case.
Because the senators know what
the employees arc up to, the “lobby
ists” have little credibility, Cham
bers said.
Hanson said three society employ
ees have been presenting information
to senators.
Gene Crump, deputy attorney
general of Nebraska, said that under
current law, employees of state agen
cies and institutions, like the histori
cal society, can go to the Capitol to
inform senators on issues without
being registered lobbyists.
“In the technical sense it probably
is lobbying,” Crump said. “But
they’re not required to register as
lobbyists.”
Another bill, also sponsored by
Chambers, would change that.
LB 151 would require slate employ
ees to register as lobbyists with the
clerk of the Legislature.
Hanson’s wife, Ann, currently is
registered with the clerk of the Legis
lature as a lobbyist for her husband’s
interests.
Hanson said that because the soci
ety’s employees arc allowed by law
to lobby senators, there should be no
question of the ethics of their prac
tices. Supporters of L.B340arc spend
ing about $55,000 for eight lobbyists,
he said, so the society should have
some way to defend its position.
“Frankly, I don’t have $55,(XX) to
hire eight lobbyists to work against
the people who arc working against
us,'' Hanson said. “This seems like
an ama/ing underdog situation.”
Attempts to discredit the society's
lobbyists are designed to pull alien
lion away from the real issues ol
LB340, Hanson said.
“I have grown weary of the con
stant efforts to distract attention from
the bill,” he said.
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OR
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Application lorms are available across Irom
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MACHINE OPERATOR TRAINEES
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MOTHER S HELPER
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four afternoons per week in SE Lincoln home Child
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SUMMER CAMP
OPPORTUNITIES
Nebraska's most beautiful camp, YMCA Camp
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Counselors, Girl's Counselors, Lifeguards,
Waterfront Director. Wranglers. CraHs instruc
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Otlice. 1039 P Street. Lincoln NE 68508, 402
475 9622
Summer Camp Staff
Resident job includes assisting with planning and
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girl* camp near Nebraska City. Lifeguard certification
or WSl required Must be 19 or older with CPR Call
Debby at Homestead Girl Scout Council. 402 476
7539 lor application. Housing is provided
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
Lincoln Park* and Recreation is accepting applications
now for the following Summer Playground Positions
Leaders (4 10 hr ). Assistant Leadeis (3 90/hi ), Craft
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Morning hours. June 5-August 4. Apply at Paiks and
Recreation Office, 2740 A Street Call 471 7952 tor more
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Summer job openings lor Assistant Pool Managers,
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T Graphic* looking for representative* selling screen
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Metromai! Corporation has an immediate need in our
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ence is desirable but not required. Applicants may apply
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interview
Metromail Corporation. 901 West Bond. Lmooln, NE
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