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Friday, April 30, 2004
Today's list includes 41 items. Some
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Editor's picks -- those considered
particularly interesting, newsworthy or well-written -- are noted by the number
sign (#).
Links are listed alphabetically by country, then by state, province
or territory.
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INTERNATIONAL
# (Eugenics)
Why
doctors cooperated; Searching for explanations behind medical establishment's
role in Holocaust
CANADA
British Columbia
(Misc)
Innovative
seniors' home on reserve to bring natives, non-natives
together
Ontario
# (Education)
Ontario
literacy test biased: Lawyer
IRAQ
(War)
U.S.
Tries Combat Stress Program
NEW ZEALAND
# (Euthanasia)
Dr
Death shocked at length of Lesley Martin's sentence
UNITED KINGDOM
# (Communication / Families)
Guide for deaf
mothers-to-be BBC News Online disability affairs reporter Geoff
Adams-Spink
England
# (Misc)
Sabrina
report recommends changes
Northern Ireland
(Misc)
Festive
birthday weekend ahead by Belfast Telegraph Deaf Talkabout columnist Bob
McCullough
Scotland
(Achievement)
Gills
trek to base camp of Mount Everest
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UNITED STATES
(Health care)
Medicare
says its ready for drug-card signup starting Monday
(Health care /
Crime)
CMS
and industry find common ground on power wheelchairs
(Health care - not
specific to disabilities)
Press release:
HHS Awards $7.5 Million to Help 15 Communities Extend Health Care
Services
(Institutions - nursing homes)
National Quality Forum's 'National Voluntary Consensus Standards for Nursing Home Care' Report Available
California
(Advocacy) Forty
years of opening doors for disabled
Colorado
(Advocacy)
No
obstacle too high for Ms. Wheelchair
Connecticut
(Awareness / Arts)
Program
opens students' eyes to disabilities
Florida
# (Accessibility / Laws)
Rules
leave some no place to park
(Crime)
Suit
filed against Special Olympics
(Health care)
Gov.
Bush begins Medicaid test
# (Misc)
New
agency for disabled approved
Illinois
# (Community living)
A
path to independence Chicago Tribune registration required -
free
(Crime)
Crystal
Lake mom indicted in son's death
(Criminal justice system)
New
mental-health courts are ready to handle cases Chicago Tribune registration
required - free
Indiana
(Children / Communication)
Student with
cerebral palsy gets computer to help him speak
Kentucky
(Children)
Teen
takes sudden illness in stride
Louisiana
(Crime)
Boy
died of blow to liver, cops say Mother and boyfriend booked with murder
Maryland
# (Safety)
Amber Alert: Teen
With Down Syndrome Missing
(Misc)
Living
With Autism Can Be Trying, Rewarding
Massachusetts
(Contribution / Families)
Mother
and son biking for Best Buddies
Michigan
# (Abuse)
Lakeland gets apology
in Danny Benko case
Minnesota
(Health care / Technology)
Mental
health help may soon be a TV away
New York
# (Advocacy / Laws)
NY Judge Says Law
Firm Tried To "Hold Up" Holocaust Fund
# (Arts)
'OZ'
works some new magic at National Technical Institute for the
Deaf
(Crime)
Apologies,
outrage accompany recovery of 6-year-old girl's wheelchair
Pennsylvania
(Children)
Group
urges better coordination of mental health, education services
(Misc)
Plans
await state funding match
(Misc)
Firm
to handle county MH-MR cash
(Relationships)
Best
Buddies Program Builds Friendships
South Carolina
(Community living)
Paralyzed
doctor strives for independence
Texas
(Crime)
University
of Texas Professor Found Dead
(Criminal justice system / Laws)
Andrea
Yates Appeals Convictions
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