Vol. XXXV February 1997 No. 7
Published By The American Council of the Blind
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© 1997 American Council of the Blind
Paul Edwards, President
Oral O. Miller, J.D., Executive Director
Nolan Crabb, Editor
Sharon Lovering, Editorial Assistant
Table of Contents
- Pour Some Water In a Computer And Watch Those Deadlines Float
- President's Message: The Medium and the Message, by Paul Edwards
- Report Of The Executive Director, by Oral O. Miller
- Star-Spangled Blue Ribbon Set To Be Symbol Of Solidarity 2000, by Sharon Lovering
- ACB To Participate In Talking Book Standards Development
- Saddle Up, Pardner! The Trail Leads To Houston In 1997, by John A. Horst
- Why Should We Care About Hawaii? Supporting Our Rights Through GDUI, by Jenine Stanley
- The Braille Transcription Center: A Model Demonstration Project For The 21st Century, by Jeffrey C. Senge
- Affiliate News
- In Memoriam: Charles "Chick" Crampton
- Here And There, by Elizabeth M. Lennon
- Legal Access: Parker V. Met Life: An Important Case, by Charles D. Goldman
- High Tech Swap Shop
CORRECTIONS
Due to an editing error, the Kellie Cannon Memorial Scholarship was incorrectly listed as being for $1,200 in the January issue of "The Braille Forum." It should have read $1,000.
The abreviation DLA in "Here and There" (December 1996) was improperly delineated as the Department of Labor. In fact, we should have referred to DLA as the Defense Logistics Agency.
The American Council of the Blind strives to increase the independence, security, equality of opportunity, and to improve quality of life for all blind and visually impaired people.
