Education for Handicapped Inadequate
The article discusses chronic underfunding of education for mentally and physically disabled children in the United States. It cites state and federal court actions mandating inclusive schooling, the cost differential of up to 80 percent more per child, and proposed federal funding to cover 75 percent of excess costs. It notes key figures like Senator Harrison Williams and a 1972 DC district court ruling by Judge Joseph Waddy, plus broader court involvement in several states and the NJACLD nursery program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Angela Coleman
Augusta
Tidewater
Virginia
U.S. Sneate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Arkansas
United States
U.S
Harrison A. Williams
D-N.j
Senate
Williams
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
U.S. District Court
Joseph Waddy
District of Columbia
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia Board of Education
Washington
Waddy
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Michigan
Council For Exceptional Children
U.S. Commissioner of Education
New Jersey
Zelda Pollack
New Jersey Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Njacld
Pollack
College of St. Elizabeth
Convent Station
N J
Artists Colonies Set for Greece
In Greece coastal towns attract artists and intellectuals as land is sold for new artistic colonies. The Artists International Residence Co. has offered 250 acre parcels near Marmion and Epidaurus, with prices rising from 550 per quarter acre in 1970 to thousands later. Buyers include actors Irene Papas and other cultural figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Anastathens
Artists International Residence Co
Marmarion
Faboea
Greece
Ministry of Public Works
Epidaurus
Peloponese
Saronic
Christos Kat- Slyannis
Irene Pappas
Journaliss
Mini Washers Sweep Campers and Students Off Their Feet
Hy-D-Jay Sales at 1152 Lafayette Ave sells Nesco mini washers ideal for small loads used by campers students and apartment dwellers. The tabletop unit handles 4% gallons water 1% pounds laundry and a 12 minute cycle. The store also stocks thermos jugs ice buckets coolers fireworks and holiday decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy-D-Jay Sales
Lafayette Ave
Hy-Dray Sales
Hy- D-Jay
Hy Lebin
Twelve Points Dear Sally Houseboat Tales and Local News
Dear Sally reports on fishing stories from a Kentucky houseboat cruise and local happenings at the Twelve Points branch. It notes Brad ing hospitalizing for cataract surgery, Rosalie Newport absence due to her son Mark’s tonsil removal, and a new milk-handling trick at Hy D Jay Sales. Betty Grubb announces a Manila birth of a grandson, plus job and bank news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HyDray
Hy-D-Jay
Hy-Dray
Hy Lebin
Betty Grubb
Bob Wessel
Rose- Hulman Institute
Hy-Dray Sales
Sally
Kentucky
Brading
Indianapolis
Steve Sabonya
Ken Wood
Chicago
Wood
The
Chicago Tribune
House of Beaute
Rosalie Newport
Mark
Union Hospital
Rosalie
Brenda
Debbie Newburn
Hy- D-Jay Sales
Dee Grubb
Jason Baird Grubb
Capt
Joseph and
Cher. Grubb
Manila
P.I
Grubb
Betty
Montezuma
Walter Church
Kroger
Merchants National Bank
Bea Bethel
Texarkana
Ark
Glenn
Terre Haute Federal Prison
Texarkana Prison
Connie Summer
Bethel Steiner
Max Eckert
George Irish
George
California
American Institute of Banking
Susie Ann Mahalek
Margaret Herndon
Marilyn Keefer
Virginia Jacks
Sam Beecher Jr
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By Henry Gottlieb
Associated Press
Ginny Varna
Leads
S. D
Factory Air
P.S
P.E
Lafayette
Tell City
Solid
Furniture Mart
Maher Supply Inc
R. H. Wharton
Anne Arundel County
Maryland
Epiro
Agnew
Wharton
Agnew Galute
Bixon
Robert E. Scott
Knapp Monarch
Hoover Co
Ence
Hy-D-Jay Sales Company
Stoeger Luger Kits
POFF
Longines-Wittnauer
Caravelle
Speidel
Ruth Leachman
Saveges
Lough Bros. Kitchen DIV
Lough Bros
N.E. Corner
Sally Proffitt
Featuring
Chrysler
Dorsett’sixe
Ross-Tatem
Insurance Agency
Quality
Indiana
RCA
Admiral—Hitachi
Olde Colony Hitchens
Pusort
Gene Ferguson
Lafayetie
Sipes Pharmacy
Tilford
Magic Touch Beauty Salon
Cathy Downey
Helen Wenzel
Sandy Green
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Midwest
Zenith
Powder Puff Beauty Salon
Vrabic
Texaco Service
Funer
2200 N
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