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Thursday, March 10, 2005
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particularly interesting, newsworthy or well-written -- are marked with an
asterisk (*).
Links are listed alphabetically by country, then by state, province
or territory.
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India
Kenya
New
Zealand
United Kingdom
United
States
INDIA
* (Education - inclusion)
How
about regular schools for special children
KENYA
(Sports)
Wanyoike
is first Kenyan Laureus Award nominee
NEW ZEALAND
(Euthanasia)
Hunger-Striker
Dies
UNITED KINGDOM
(Children)
Will
Blair's pledge to disabled children be met?
England
(Crime)
Teenagers
Jailed For Life For Scythe Killing
(Criminal justice system)
Disabled
sex attacker behind bars
(Education - segregated)
Street protest
at school closure
(Education - segregated)
Howard pledge on
special schools
* (Employment)
Tasty
opportunities -- restaurant is part of initiative to help people with mental
health problems into work
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UNITED STATES
(Children)
U.S. Autism Rates Rise
Sharply; Analysis shows prevalence of the condition increasing
(Poverty)
Low Socioeconomic Status is a
Risk Factor for Mental Illness
(Social security)
Bush's
Social Security proposal takes a hit / GAO finds problems with
privatization
California
* (Assisted suicide)
Assisted
suicide at center stage once again
* (Assisted suicide)
Local
physician looks at Berg bill on physician-assisted suicide
(Employment /
Laws) Court
revives suit against airline by HIV-positive job applicants
Florida
Schiavo coverage
Plans
Afoot to Keep Schiavo Feeding Tube
State
acts on two fronts to save Terri Schiavo's life
DCF
Petitions Court to Have A Voice in Terri Schiavo Case
Judge:
DCF can't intervene in Schiavo case
Legislature Re-Enters Schiavo
Dispute
Bill
sets rules for all like Schiavo
House
committee approves bill prompted by Schiavo situation
Terri Schiavo's Estranged Husband
Gets $1 Million Offer to Not Kill Her
Cardinal Keeler
Backs Continued Care for Terri Schiavo
Opinion: For
the sake of Terri Schiavo
Opinion:
A matter of life
Opinion:
Politicizing Schiavo's case
Opinion: Terri
Schiavo deserves love and care
Opinion: "Terri
Schiavo Deserves the Same Rights as Ted Bundy..."
Opinion: The
Case FOR Michael Schiavo, George Felos and Judge Greer Starving Terri Schiavo
to Death
Opinion: Where
is King Solomon when Terri Schiavo needs him?
Florida
(Abuse)
Police:
Parents forced malnourished teen to sleep in locked cage
(Education)
FCAT
unfair to two special groups
* (Employment / Awareness)
Restaurant Owner To See How
Blind Learn To Cope
* (Technology / Children)
Parents
to get help with kids' disabilities
Illinois
* (Community living / Self-determination)
Groups
fight for disabled to make living decisions
* (Contribution)
High
hopes for spinal muscular atrophy patients despite lack of cure by
ABC7Chicago disability issues reporter Karen Meyer
(Health care)
State faces
funding loss under proposed changes
Indiana
(Health care)
State hopes
to cut $76 million from new Medicaid costs
Kansas
* (Advocacy / Community living)
Women with
disabilities relay powerful messages
Massachusetts
(Institutions)
Opinion:
A failure at Fernald
(Institutions)
Opinion:
A fair shake at Fernald
Missouri
(Misc)
House
counters Blunt's cuts
New Jersey
(Awareness)
Arc
plans events to increase awareness
New York
* (Transportation)
Airport
taxicab service will run on meters
North Carolina
(Assisted suicide)
Assisted
suicide continues to raise questions
Rhode Island
(Employment)
Disabled
workers pay Temporary Disability Insurance
South Carolina
(Criminal justice system)
Lawyers
for Zoloft Teen Seek Shorter Term
Virginia
(Eugenics)
Mitch
Van Yahres says good-bye -- delegate introduced first eugenics apology
Washington
(Misc)
New
DSHS head is called effective with a low profile -- mentions Fircrest School
closure
Wisconsin
* (Advocacy / Accessibility)
Disabled
parking fix in the works; Little Chute responds to advocates' concerns
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