Hearing on H.R. 2273, American with Disabilities Act of 1989: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Select Education of the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, One Hundred First Congress, First Session, Hearing Held in Indianapolis, IN, October 6, 1989U.S. Government Printing Office, 1989 - 115 páginas |
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... pass the Americans With Disabil- ities Act . Thank you very much again , Mr. Chairman for bringing the hearing to Indiana today . I look forward to hearing the testimony of the witnesses who will share their views on this historic ...
... pass the Americans With Disabil- ities Act . Thank you very much again , Mr. Chairman for bringing the hearing to Indiana today . I look forward to hearing the testimony of the witnesses who will share their views on this historic ...
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... pass the Americans with Disabilities Act . Thank you Mr. Chairman . I look forward to hearing the testimony of the witnesses who will share their views on this historic legislation with the Committee . Mr. OWENS . We are pleased to ...
... pass the Americans with Disabilities Act . Thank you Mr. Chairman . I look forward to hearing the testimony of the witnesses who will share their views on this historic legislation with the Committee . Mr. OWENS . We are pleased to ...
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... passing the Americans With Disabilities Act . As you noted , my name is Greg Fehribach and I wear several hats . I am an attorney practicing law with the law firm of Tim- mons , Endsley , Chavis , Baker , and Lewis . And I am also the ...
... passing the Americans With Disabilities Act . As you noted , my name is Greg Fehribach and I wear several hats . I am an attorney practicing law with the law firm of Tim- mons , Endsley , Chavis , Baker , and Lewis . And I am also the ...
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... pass the Americans With Disabilities Act . In closing , I would like to remember a little history . In 1776 , we fought the war of independence for those truths which at that time were proclaimed to be self - evident . In 1989 the ...
... pass the Americans With Disabilities Act . In closing , I would like to remember a little history . In 1776 , we fought the war of independence for those truths which at that time were proclaimed to be self - evident . In 1989 the ...
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... of the United States : ( 1 ) to deliver independence to the Disabled American ; ( 2 ) to relieve the able - bodied American of a financial burden that need not exist ; ( 3 ) to pass the Americans With Disabilities Act 13.
... of the United States : ( 1 ) to deliver independence to the Disabled American ; ( 2 ) to relieve the able - bodied American of a financial burden that need not exist ; ( 3 ) to pass the Americans With Disabilities Act 13.
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