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Five Years of the ADA Split Views on Costs and Gains
A blind social worker in Albany benefited from the act reading Braille exams, while a Denver restaurant owner spent 104000 dollars on ramps that rarely get used. The piece contrasts ADA's social gains with its costs, lawsuits, and regulatory reach. It notes 49 million Americans labeled disabled by census standards, ADA complaints rising, and mixed opinions from experts on the law's impact and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philip Rich
Blair Taylor
Rich
Albany
N.Y
Taylor
Barolo Grill
Denver
New York State
Blair
Edward Hudgins
Cato Institute
Peter David Blanck
Annenberg Washington Program
George Bush
Congress
Clinton
House
Dick Armey
Texas
Census Bureau
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
David Grunberg
Reginald Welch
Boston University
ADA
Hudgins
Blanck
Louis Harris & Associates
National Organization On Disability
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