Governors Committee Promotes Employment for Disabled
Frederick County group tours Maryland Rehabilitation Center in Baltimore led by William Lamprell. Center houses 404 residential clients and 16 daily commuters with a goal to maximize independent, productive community involvement. Includes notes on ACLD events in June and FCARC awards night at Hood College. Also mentions travel guide for accessibility and new federal complaint procedures beginning April 10, 1978.
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Frederick County
Maryland Rehabilitation Center
Baltimore
William Lamprell
MRC
Maryland
Frederick County Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
ACLD
Clover Hill Recreation Center
Coblentz
Hood College
Edward P. Thomas
Netherlands
Carter
Treasury
U.S
AIR Travel
Informawate Aredvnen
Unghieldedeall
Colorado
White House conference notes urge action to aid the handicapped
A 1977 report highlights progress since the White House Conference on the Handicapped. States enacted 57 percent of legislation, led by South Dakota with 35 pieces and Maryland with 12. Maryland and New Jersey expanded accessibility rules. Prince Georges County in Maryland passed strong architectural barrier laws. Awareness campaigns ran in 46 percent of states. media and advocacy groups expanded coverage. The almanac ad urges hiring handicapped workers and invites publication of information.
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Civil Service Commission
Office of Selective Placement
Bureau of Recruiting and Examining Civil Service Commission
St. N.W
Washington, D.C
White House
David Pfeiffer
Ph.d
Mass
Rosalyn Carter
U.S
South Dakota
Maryland
New Hampshire
California
New Jersey
Prince Georges County
Frederick
Baltimore
South Carolina
Advocacy For
Handicapped Citizens, Inc
Massachusetts
Georgia
New casinos raise dollar coin demand in Nevada and Atlantic City
Nevada dominates dollar coin supply as Las Vegas and Reno casinos push demand. Mint data show 45.5 million coins minted last year with 65 percent sent to San Francisco and 13 percent to Los Angeles for distribution. Las Vegas holds back coins, while Reno’s MGM Grand spurs a surge in coin use and prompts Mint and Federal Reserve to seek fresh minting.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Nevada
Treasury Department
Bureau of the Mint
Federal Reserve Bank
Bap Francisco
Brancn
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Federal
Reno
Federal Reserve
MGM
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Jacqueline Cosgrove Shields
Army
Virginia Polytechnic
J. Shields
Glade Cowt
Walkersville
Jay Forney
Monocacy Village
State Farm
Hes
E. Patrick St
Dad
Frederick Towne Mall Rt. 40
Elmwood Drive
Monthlu
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