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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1989

Page

5

Blind man to be diplomat in global service

Avraham Rabby, a 47 year old blind graduate of Oxford with an MBA, was granted a Foreign Service appointment after a decade long effort. State Department officials cited technological advances such as optical text scanners enabling blind applicants to take exams with accommodations, signaling possible policy relaxation for worldwide availability. Rabby has long sought roles in Japan, the Soviet Union, and England and runs a consulting firm aiding disabled job seekers.

Washington State Department Avraham Rabbi New York Congress Areer Glon Foreign Service Edward J. Perkins South Africa Rabby Oxford University England University of Chicago Israel France Spain Japan Soviet Union Wan Lhat Ang United States

Stage Deli contest to honor ordinary fans with Hoy Horowitz sandwich

Gloria Horowitz campaigns for a sandwich named after her husband Sheldon at Stage Delicatessen. The contest seeks the common person to join celebrity creations like Mike Tyson and Donald Trump on Stage menus, with the winner to appear at all three locations and receive 100 dollars plus a dinner for four.

New York Gloria Horowitz Sheldon Stage Mike Tyson Donald Trump Paul Zolenge Louis Auerbach Seventh Avenue Manhattan Boston Los Angeles Stage Deli

Court to rule on right to die case in Missouri clash

The Justice Department urged the Supreme Court to uphold Missouri’s ban on removing a feeding tube from Nancy Cruzan, arguing guardians cannot decide for an incapacitated patient without their expressed wishes. The brief sided with Missouri and opposed the parents’ claim of a due process right to halt treatment.

Washington Justice Department Supreme Court Missouri Tom High Court Nancy Cruzan Igh Court Missouri Supreme Court Kenneth Starr American Medical Association Department

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