Touch of justice for handicapped marks federal rules
An editorial analyzes HEW's 48 pages of accessibility rules for federally funded programs, describing their impact on public education and the push toward full citizenship for disabled people. It notes the cost, the need for local enforcement, and the broader social shift in treating disability as a civil rights issue.
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Geneva Conference Hopes Fade Amid Middle East Deadlock
President Carter cites little progress in Middle East talks as Jordanian King Hussein visits Washington. Carter warns Geneva needs substantial prospects before reconvening and urges Arab unity on Israel’s existence and security. Ambiguity of the PLO stance adds to the risk of procedural clashes delaying peace efforts.
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Treasury to redeem 2 billion more in debt in Apr Jun
Government data show April to June will see about 2 billion more debt securities redeemed than issued while the year overall faces a 48 billion deficit and next year possibly 58 billion. Debt climbs toward 700 billion with 44 billion annual interest, ranking behind health education welfare and defense.
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Longevity Counts: US Centenarians and Vilcabamba Delights
New SSA data show 8300 centenarians in the US with 71.3 percent female and 87 percent white. New York leads states with 911 centenarians, followed by California and Pennsylvania. Vilcabamba Ecuador is cited for peaceful living, sleep, herbs, and a soft diet as possible longevity aids, while researchers caution age claims and note diet and lifestyle correlations.
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Mother is all that, and more a mother's portrait
A reader praises mothers for strength and sacrifice, noting a mother as caregiver, teacher, protector, and nurse to her children, while likening her to Mary. The letter describes a mother multitasking through daily errands and duties, guiding and understanding her kids.
Dennis The Menace Back Home To Dinner
A nostalgic reflection on a mother’s daily sacrifices her love and strength. The narration highlights her disciplined care her willingness to adapt for children and the comforting routine of home life. Her warmth and resilience define a precise portrait of motherhood.
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Opposed Letter Opposes Thorny Acres Stonyrill Subdivision
Pam Morrison of 6517 Cherrywood Lane Franklin argues against a proposed subdivision linking Stonyrill Thorny Acres and Towne Mall. She cites increased traffic and safety concerns including potential robberies and intrusion by unknown people near her mother’s friend’s house.
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