Wright State builds campus for handicapped students
In Dayton Ohio Wright State University designs its campus to aid disabled students. About 400 of the 11 000 students are handicapped. Features include two underground tunnels with Braille elevators audio floor announcements and accessible services. Proctors assist with tests and plans include Braille trail and adaptive facilities to foster independence.
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Dayton, Ohio
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Wright State University
Wright State
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Noisy car owners urged to pay higher license fees
A Sacramento report by a seven member advisory committee to the Assembly Transportation Committee recommends higher license and registration fees for loud cars, citing California as having the nation’s most stringent anti noise standards. The panel also urges more noise barriers on highways and greater enforcement by the Highway Patrol to test car sound levels.
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Sacramento
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Assembly Transportation Committee
California
State Public Works Department
Highway Patrol
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