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Vol. 43,
No. 5 May
2000
Barbara Pierce, Editor
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Contents
Vol. 43, No. 5 May 2000
Correction of Error, Retraction, and
Admonition
by Marc Maurer
Attorney General Confirms Scandal at Connecticut State Agency for the Blind
Fueling the Fire�
by Barbara Walker
A Visit to the Atlanta Marriott Marquis
Hotel
by Barbara Pierce
Convention Transit Information: MARTA to the Marriott Marquis
Nell
Carney Appointed to Direct South Carolina
Commission for the Blind
by Donald C. Capps
And a Child Shall Lead Them
by Norman Gardner
Overcoming Employers' Doubts about the
Capabilities of People with Disabilities
by Charles E. Young
Of Mice and Refrigerators
by Tonia Trapp
It's a Cat's Life�
by Peggy Elliott
Finding Best Ways for Blind in Computer World�
by Kevin Washington
First You Have to Ask . . .
by Donald J. Morris
Recipes ����
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The Atlanta Skyline beckons us back to
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July 2 to 8. If you re not already hold-
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