Handicapped rights movement grows from marginal life
Detroit report outlines a civil rights surge led by paralyzed veterans and activists like Gentile and Judy Taylor. It notes federal and state laws expanding rights in employment and education, plus struggles over accessible transit, buildings, and public attitude. The piece highlights militant advocates shaping policy and social change.
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Detroit
UPI
Eric Gentile
Gentile
Rhany
Unm
Jenurse
Ile
Mic University
Tan
Jaw
National Association of the Physically Handicapped
The
Paralyzed Veterans of America
Congress
Eadh
Uke
Judy Taylor
MSU
Mike. Delany
Michigan
Delany
Committee On the
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Ely
Beavers Return to the South stir timber and wildlife debate
In the southern United States beavers rebound after near extinction, sparking debate among conservationists, farmers, and timber interests. Georgia reports 7,700 acres with beaver activity, causing $445 million in timber losses over 11 years, while restocking and trapping programs rely on environmental trade offs.
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Atlanta
APL
America
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
Mississippi
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ed Tal
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Hill
Studson Hayersonnel
Southeast
Regio
Georgia Forestry Commission
Mill
Auburn University
Larry Thomas
Fish and‘ Wildlife Service
Delta
Piedmont
Rauges
Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
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