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Legislative board blunts cuts to programs serving seniors and people with disabilities | OregonLive.com
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Advocates for the elderly and people with disabilities crowded the Capitol on Thursday. They praised the vote but noted it represents only a temporary fix -- ...
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Disability.gov: Countdown to the 20th Anniversary of the ADA: Day 4 - The Dawn of a New Day
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The ADA is a nondiscrimination law. But, much more than that, it is a clarion call for transforming attitudes about disability. The ADA proclaims that all ...
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Aid-services reprieve for Oregon caregivers still leaves questions | statesmanjournal.com | Statesman Journal
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But even though the Legislative Emergency Board shifted money within the Department of Human Services budget, most of the restorations are only through ...
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Outside consultants find gaps in Portland police review of James P. Chasse Jr.'s death in custody | OregonLive.com
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Nearly four years after James P. Chasse Jr.'s death in Portland police custody, outside consultants have completed a review for the city that found ...
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OSH superintendent candidate names revealed | statesmanjournal.com
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All three candidates made favorable impressions during Tuesday’s interviews, said Robert Joondeph, executive director of Disability Rights Oregon, an advocacy ...
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Disability.gov: ADA 20th Anniversary - Changing Lives, Building Futures
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As we celebrate the ADA’s 20th anniversary and the progress we have made, let’s also think even bigger when it comes to the remaining barriers facing people ...
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John Callahan is "Walking Now" | Willamette Week | Monday, July 26th, 2010
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What’s becoming abundantly clear to those who knew John is what they have always known: He was prolific. Ten books, thousands of cartoons. An animated TV show. ...
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Mental Illness Accounting for More Military Discharges - ABC News
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Multiple Deployments Linked to Increased Depression, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
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U.S. Beacon of Disability Rights Lags on Jobs: Albert R. Hunt - BusinessWeek
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“The ADA has helped disabled people think about their status as a measure of civil rights and equality, not simply as a medical or social welfare policy,” ...
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Advocacy group sues N.C. over group home care :: WRAL.com
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An advocacy group used Monday's 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act to file suit against North Carolina, alleging improper care of mentally ...
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Human Rights Watch Blasts Treatment Of Mentally Disabled In Immigration Cases - Houston News - Hair Balls
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Human Rights Watch's report notes that while every non-citizen with mental disabilities is not entitled to remain in the United States, "everyone is entitled ...
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Are disabled still at risk in disasters? - CNN.com
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For years, our nation's emergency management community simply has not done a good enough job planning for and meeting the needs of people with disabilities.
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20 Years After the ADA, Is Life Better for Those With Disabilities? | The Rundown News Blog | PBS NewsHour | PBS
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As the mother of a 28-year-old son who uses a wheelchair, and has visual, speech and memory impairments, I have seen first hand the roadblocks that remain for ...
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OPB News · Lawsuit Seeks Lifetime Medical Care For Veterans With PTSD
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder has forced thousands of soldiers who served in Iraq and Afghanistan to medically retire from the military. A class-action ...
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Elisabeth Rhyne: A New Financial Access Frontier: Persons With Disabilities
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According to Harvard Law professor Michael Stein, 650 million people around the world, nearly 10 percent of humanity, have a disability, and over 80 percent of ...
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Anniversary of ADA brings presidential order to hire more disabled workers
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Under a new executive order from President Obama, federal agencies will step up efforts to hire 100,000 disabled employees over the next five years.
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New Yorkers with Disabilities Battered by Recession as ADA Turns 20 | Public News Service
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"People with disabilities are three times more likely than people without disabilities to be living in poverty - deep poverty - on a long term-basis."
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The growing benefits of broadband for Americans with disabilities - The Hill's Congress Blog
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First and foremost, it is critical that new and existing technologies are available and affordable to all Americans. According to the FCC’s recently released ...
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Chasse case: Lawsuit 'a very rough form of justice' | OregonLive.com
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"In almost four years of review, no police officers were held accountable. No indictment, no crime, no personal accountability ... ," said Jason Renaud, a ...
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Healthcare Costs Becoming More Transparent | The Lund Report
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An all-claims all-payer data base will reveal the true cost of healthcare services charged by hospitals and providers
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The Mental Health Effects of the Oil Spill - Newsweek
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“We lived through Katrina here, we knew the devastation that could occur: both the short term and long term effects,” says Joseph E. Bisordi, MD, chief medical ...
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Commanders Have Ignored Major Mental Health Issues, Army Report Concludes : NPR
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A "hard-hitting and transparent report," which Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli, the Vice Chief of Staff of the Army, hopes will "inform and educate, spark discussion, ...
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AG settlements mean greater access to theaters for deaf, blind - BostonHerald.com
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On the heels of the 20th anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley will today announce ...
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New Yorkers With Disabilities Face Barriers to Voting: Advocacy Groups Sue for Discrimination
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The suit, which was filed on the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), is brought by United Spinal Association and Disabled in Action ...
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National Federation of the Blind Commends Amazon on Unveiling of New Accessible Kindle
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Dr. Marc Maurer, President of the National Federation of the Blind, said: "We commend Amazon on the unveiling of a new Kindle that blind and print-disabled ...
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Deaf patients sue Summit Medical, claim bias | tennessean.com | The Tennessean
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Specifically, the suit that a disability advocate filed on behalf of the plaintiffs against Summit Medical accuses the Hermitage hospital and its outpatient ...
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Hall fights 'barriers of attitude' - UPI.com
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Twenty years after ADA was signed into law, he says he still encounters occasional accessibility barriers.
"I travel a lot. I've encountered a lot of ...
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Federal aid for Oregon remains a 'maybe' | statesmanjournal.com | Statesman Journal
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State awaits vote today on help for education and Medicaid possibly worth $250 million
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Reid expected to table Medicaid extension - The Hill's Healthwatch
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If, as expected, Reid refiles for cloture, a vote on the Medicaid FMAP (federal medical assistance percentages) extension will be delayed until Wednesday at ...
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Is Emotional Pain Necessary? : NPR
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What underlies a lot of this discussion is: Is it harmful to interrupt a normal grief process by medicating?
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