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Contact Lens: Optometrist Wants Health Ministry To Take Action (Bernama)
KUALA LUMPUR, March 22 (Bernama) -- The Association of Malaysian Optometrists Wednesday asked the Health Ministry to take stern action against any contact lens manufacturer or distributor who sells contact lenses to unlicensed practitioners.
Students speak through the lens (WALB News 10)
Albany -- A businessman is letting a group of fifth graders use their imagination and a camera this spring break to express their creativity. Yaz Johnson of Yaz Photography is outfitting students from two Dougherty County Schools with cameras, to see who can take the most creative picture.
Bausch & Lomb Debt Could Slip to Junk (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Bausch & Lomb Inc.'s corporate credit rating might slide into junk status as accounting problems at the contact lens maker forced a delay in filing its 2005 annual report, according to a report released Thursday.
Women, non-profits are story in photos (The Arizona Republic)
For about four months, Tracy Rasinski used her camera's lens to tell the story of Arizona women using non-profit organizations to change and strengthen their communities.
Gummi Lenses Expand Cameraphone Capabilities (Gizmodo)
Take that camera phone to the next level with the Gummi Lens Full Selection Pack, a collection of six stick-on lens attachments, some of which could actually be useful. There's a wide angle...
Columbus News Columbus Urban League hires homegrown leader as president (The Columbus Dispatch) KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HELPS RECYCLE ITEMS FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS (Canton Daily Ledger) Knights of Columbus honor Faithful Navigator (Times Leader) DEQ awards contract to remove used tires from Columbus area (Billings Gazette) Experts doubt authenticity of China's pre-Columbus map (People's Daily)
The Columbus Urban League hired 33-year-old Eddie Harrell Jr. as its president yesterday, after a nationwide search that began in September. The Columbus native was selected from a field of 70 candidates, the league said last night.
The Canton chapter of Knights of Columbus is collecting items for recycling in a project designed to benefit the Special Olympics program.
The Bishop William J. Hafey Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus honored Francis Butz during a recent dinner. Butz served the Assembly as Faithful Navigator during the 2004-2005 Fraternal year. The current Faithful Navigator and fellow Sir Knights presented Butz will an engraved ceremonial sword for the use with the honor guard, a mini Faithful Navigator jewel and a plaque for denoting years of
COLUMBUS -- Mounds and mounds of tires collected on a hilltop east of Columbus should be gone by late spring or early summer, according to Daryl Stankey, who is heading up the project for the Department of Environmental Quality.
Experts have said the authenticity of a map that suggests that the Chinese discovered America before Christopher Columbus is in doubt, although the paper has been proved genuine.
Ohio News
Ohio ranks 1st in water pollution (Akron Beacon Journal)
Ohio factories and sewage plants violate discharge levels under federal clean-water permits more often than facilities in any other state, according to a new review.
Ohio slow to embrace ethanol (The Columbus Dispatch)
Ohio has boosted efforts to promote ethanol production, but it hasn’t gone as far as other states to attract plants that produce the gasoline additive.
Ohio City Investigated for Voting Discrimination (NPR)
The Justice Department is planning to file a voting rights suit against a city in Ohio. The last time the department brought a lawsuit alleging a pattern of discrimination against black voters was in 2001.
Head-on crash on Ohio 180 injures 3 (CentralOhio.com)
A two-vehicle collision Thursday night on Ohio 180 injured three people and held up traffic for more than an hour.
Ohio Senate urged to kill tax break (The Toledo Blade)
COLUMBUS - A sporting goods store developer yesterday urged an Ohio Senate committee to kill a special tax break proposal that it charges will give megaretailers like Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's an unfair advantage.
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