Blind man buys groceries and pushes for ID licenses
Ralph Sanders, 29, a Little Rock blind advocate and former NF B official, recalls shopping with help while using a driver license for identification. He notes Arkansas grants licenses to the blind for ID, urging public education to reduce exclusion and boost normal participation. About 73 found uses. up to 5,000 eligible.
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60-day prison sentence vetoed in Arkansas
Gov. Pryor vetoed House Bill 781 which would require a 60 day sentence for felonies even if suspended. He cited conflicts with Act 378 of 1975 youth offender reforms and concerns over correctional staff responsibilities. The veto was one of four by the governor including a $300,000 county health unit appropriation.
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Dogs Submit Art in Quad City Dog Obedience Show
In Rock Island Illinois dogs in the Mississippi Valley region are invited to submit creative works for a Sunday competition by the Quad City Dog Obedience Club. Judge is Robert F. Bina, multimedia specialist and art department head at Palmer Junior College in Davenport.
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