Vol. 41, No. 9 October 1998
Barbara Pierce, Editor
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Table of Contents
The Hunt for History
by Barbara PierceYou Wouldn't Kid Us, Would You, Bob?
The Randolph-Sheppard Program Under Attack from WithinYoung Braille Readers and Their Friends Take Note
Report from the Trenches
by Marvin SandlerJudge Spatt's Ruling in the Maxi-Aids Case
The Naked Truth about Benign Discrimination
by Michael BaillifPage Sets Sights on County Treasurer
by Jason Dewirtz and Kristin DizonDifferent Roads: The NFB Makes the Difference
by Seville AllenTaking Out the Garbage
by Kathy McGillivrayThe Braille Monitor, October, 1998 Complete Issue
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