INCLUSION DAILY EXPRESS
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Tuesday, October 28, 2003
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UNITED STATES
(Advocacy / Families)
Dear
Abby: Don't weep for Down syndrome moms -- "Welcome to Holland"
(Health
care)
Medicare
Talks Focusing on Cost Containment
# (Health care)
Democrats
Push Mental Health Bill As Tribute to Paul Wellstone
(Misc)
Criminal
Punishment
Arizona
# (Arts / Children)
Disabled
children to explore the arts
California
# (Advocacy / Health care)
Losing
the Mind -- 'Mad Pride' Believes Drugs Are Being Overused Los Angeles Times
registration required - free
(Community living / Housing)
Developmentally
disabled renters will get low-income units
Colorado
(Criminal justice system - not specific to
disabilities) ACLU seeks
revised Taser policy in Glendale
Connecticut
# (Community living)
Home
health-care copays denounced Providence Journal registration required -
free
# (Education - inclusion)
Special
ed integration still slow
Illinois
(Institutions)
Fence
at Lincoln Developmental Center may come down
Indiana
(Death penalty)
Tommy
R. Pruitt won't testify in death penalty proceeding -- defense says he has IQ
of 70
(Death penalty)
Tommy
R. Pruitt -- Doctor rates killer mentally retarded
(Health care)
Bill
from Medicaid ruling less than expected for state
Louisiana
(Misc)
"Buddies
walk for fun and a worthy cause" column by Jane Pic
Maryland
(Families)
A
lesson in compassion
Michigan
# (Education - inclusive)
Parents work for
universal education
Missouri
(Community living)
Program
keeps elderly independent, at home
North Carolina
(Death penalty)
Mental Capacity May Keep
Convicted Killer Off Death Row -- Defense attorneys say Armando Ortez has IQ of
65
Ohio
(Accessibility / Advocacy)
'Where
the sidewalk ends' : Locals in wheelchairs discuss city
accessibility
(Awareness)
Disabilities
Day
(Criminal justice system)
Woman
turned over to mental health agency after foot chase
Pennsylvania
(Advocacy)
Time for attitude
adjustments Intolerance of mental disorders displays ignorance where compassion
is needed
(Criminal justice system)
Mother
to stand trial for suffocating baby
Tennessee
(Accessibility / Laws)
Committee
Talks Improvements at Courthouse for Disabled
(Crime)
Emory
Valley staff placed on administrative leave
Texas
(Criminal justice system)
Baytown
patrolman no-billed in Taser case -- allegedly used excessive force to zap an
epileptic patient in an ambulance
West Virginia
(Accessibility / Laws)
Candidates
say no to new city hall
Virginia
(Community living / Families)
Parents
of Disabled Plead for Assistance
(Education - special)
Hanover's
special ed needs increasing
INTERNATIONAL
Angola
Micro-Credit
Scheme Gives Disabled a Chance
Canada
Ontario
# (Education - special)
Disabled
students still face barriers, report says
England
(Accessibility / Laws)
New borough council
H.Q. 'an edifice to bureaucracy'
(Crime)
Sadness
after garden attack by vandals
(Criminal justice system)
Fetish
man is unfit to face trial
# (Employment)
Equal
opportunities -- people with disabilities to help police
(Technology)
Get
equipped for the future
# (Technology)
A
grand birthday surprise for David -- man gets new computer for
communication
India
(Crime)
Severe
penalty for rape of mentally retarded: Supreme Court
(Misc)
For
Ambernath kids, Diwali was real blast
New Zealand
(Sports)
Archer
sets sights on success
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