Nebraska's Clock Change Bills Stall
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Nebraskas bid to end biannual clock changes is stalling, with two bills for permanent daylight saving time and standard time facing uncertain futures. Senator Megan Hunts bill for daylight saving time, once federal approval is secured and neighboring states agree, is favored by Omaha and Papillion residents for extended evening light. However, critics point to late winter sunrises and potential health risks. Senator Dave Murmans bill for standard time, contingent on Iowa, Kansas, South Dakota, and Wyomings participation, is opposed due to its potential health benefits but lack of support. Both bills are unlikely to reach the governor as the legislative session nears its end.
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