July/August 1998
EDITOR Mary Johnson
FICTION AND POETRY EDITOR
Anne Finger
DESIGN/PRODUCTION Cliffwood Organic Studio
- Vol 19, No. 4
- July/August, 1998
ISSN: 0749-9596 Published bimonthly by The Advocado Press
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- Selections from our July/August 1998 issue
- for the week of June 25 - July 5
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- The Bad Baby Blues:
- Reproductive Technology and the threat to diversity
- By Lisa Blumberg
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- Greg Smith gets Chris Reeve On A Roll:
- Superman talks with the Disability Nation
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- News Bites Gimps
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- D.R. Nation
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- Coming up ...
- ... for the week of July 6 - 19
- ... for the week of July 20 - August 2
- ... for the week of August 3 - 16
- Coming the week of August 17
- The September/October Ragged Edge!
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- Selections from our July/August 1998 issue
- appearing July 6 - 19
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- Beyond Sticks and Stones: How a nickname could cost Smith Food &
Drug, Inc. $10 million
- by Carolyn Campbell
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- Verbatim: Chris Reeve and Barbara Walters
- Excerpts from the 20/20 interview
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- Suppose Chris Reeve were Barney Frank?
- A Summer Exercise
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- D.R. Nation
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- Selections from our July/August 1998 issue
- appearing July 20 - August 2
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- Satyagraha & Disability Rights:
- An activist visits Gandhi's India
- by Zan Thornton
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- Three new movement books
- Review by Sally Rosenthal
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- That Old Laundry List
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- D.R. Nation
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- Selections from our July/August 1998 issue
- appearing August 3 - 16
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- A Billion of Us by 2000
- The number of people with disabilities is increasing
- by Art Blaser
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- Forward -- and backward
- Reading disability rights in postage stamps
- by Ken Stein
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- Editorial:Basic Attitudes Have Really Not Changed
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