Foundation counters myths about blind people in US
The American Foundation for the Blind advocates strong public education to erase cliches about sightlessness. It cites about 320,000 blind Americans and outlines myths such as the need to feed the blind or their supposed sixth sense, while stressing independence and varied abilities.
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Study Of Senses At Mount Holyoke College
The Psychophysical Research Unit at Mount Holyoke College will conduct a year long study on visual, auditory and factual senses as channels of communication. The project supports the U.S. Naval Training Devices Center on Island, New York, to help designers understand what to expect of the man behind the wheel.
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City Birds At Tinicum Preserve In Southwest Philadelphia
Anthony Zecca describes Tinicum Wildlife Preserve in southwest Philadelphia, a 205 acre marshland sanctuary home to around 230 bird species especially waterfowl. Charles Lamb manages the site for the city, aiming to expand viewing platforms and educate visitors while preserving the area’s history from early marshes to present conservation efforts.
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Seven Charges Seven Dollars Inadequate Motor Vehicle Lights
Ronald Teach, a 10 year old rider, faced District Court for missing a head light taillight brake light license plate lamp horn and speedometer. A muttered remark from an officer sparked the judge to fine Leach 81 dollars and costs on each of the seven charges. New York industry is the biggest buyer in the diamond market taking about 00 per cent.
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Exchange Plan Aids Friendship and American Homes
The international exchange program has placed 8,000 American youths in foreign homes and hosted 2,000 foreign youths in American families over 28 years. Hosts recount varied experiences including Russian and Polish youths, with many exchanges continuing year round and through winters, aiding cross cultural ties and understanding.
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