Braille Money Market Helps Blind Independent
Walter Klavans, gradually losing sight, uses a braille money embosser to identify dollar bills by raised dots. Inventor Michael Lawrence designed the device to mark denominations, selling for 29.95 with limited early sales and hopeful Florida outreach.
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Orlando
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Walter Klavans
Klavans
Citrus County
National Federation of the Blind
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Lawrence
New York
Florida
Anaheim
Calif
Mark Maurer
National Federation
Maurer
Peru vicuna wool boom lifts This Poor Nation’s Pickings
In a cramped Peru agriculture office Carlos Espinoza displays hundreds of bales of vicuna wool. The rare fiber now fetches 14 dollars per ounce, with Espinoza noting three tons in stock as Peru’s poorest farmers and fashion elites stand to gain from a revived market after a two decade gap. Vicunas, small camelids hunted to near extinction, are prized for their silky hair and luxury demand.
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Espinoza
Vicuna
National Society of the Vicuna
Peru
Disney
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