Maryland board member questions handicap funding
Frostburg resident May Bolt questioned rising costs of placing handicapped children in public and private schools amid a $895,086 budget request from State School Superintendent David W. Hornbeck. She argued tuitions are open ended and many cases may be health related rather than educational, as cuts push more referrals to schools.
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Maryland State Board of Education
May Bolt
Bolt
Health Department
Juvenile Services
Eugene Goll
Orrin Palmer and Tourette Syndrome: A Public Nightmare
An Associated Press profile chronicles Orrin Palmer, a college student and musician with Tourette Syndrome. It details his daily humiliations, the disorder's history, misdiagnoses, treatments from lobotomy to haloperidol, and the struggle for acceptance, noting millions live with tics and coprolalia.
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Orrin Palmer
Palmer
Giles de la Tourette
Arthur and
Blaine Shapiro
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
New York
Tourette
Georgetown University Hospital
Shapiro
Tourette Syndrome Association
Murder suicide shocks Delawares Wawaset Park neighbors
In Wilmington on Tuesday afternoon Wilbert C Wise 37 and his wife Caroline 48 were found dead from multiple gunshots in an apparent murder suicide. Wise, an accountant at Du Pont, reportedly shot his wife several times then killed himself after leaving notes about burial arrangements. Police awaiting autopsy results and detailing marital problems cited a 3 story home valued at up to 220000 and a nearby daughter sheltered with relatives.
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Wilmington
Del
Wawaset Park
Carol Gawthrop
Syear
Wilbert C. Wise
Caroline
Wise
Petrochemicals
the du Pont Co
Francis T. Monaghan II
Monaghan
Robert P. Robinson Jr
Delaware
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