Federal Ban Sought On Student Restraint

Wall Street Journal

... place where they have the least protection ," says Rocky Nichols, executive director of the Disability Rights Center of Kansas, a legal- advocacy group. ...



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family money

Wall Street Journal

This is a huge problem, says Jean Ann Fox, director of financial services for Consumer Federation of America, a Washington, DC, consumer- advocacy group. ...



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EPA reports says risk from Kane air roughly similar to US average

Kane County Chronicle

He noted that environmental advocacy group the Clean Air Task Force analyzed air quality data from the EPA's 2006 NSATA report and concluded that, ...



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Are there a lot of parents with munchausiin Syndrome and proxy?
Q. This mystifies me. How can you use a child's disabilities or make the kid sick to keep him/her home? I haven't been able to get on my feet---ever, but I'm not the typical adult home at 39. I know more than some the ones who are on their feel.. I'm not an easy k. mark; my mother is. Does Protection Advocacy really help get an adult out of the house? I have the digits for it. Between 1992 and 2007, I missed 10 days of work despite haviing had so many seizures. Stress and seizure were due to the job. I've had epilepsy since '72, though. I am one of a kind.
Asked by Malik2x - Fri May 9 15:54:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I would say yes but not in the traditional sense. I know two mothers who got their kids on SSI for psychiatric reasons and fought long and hard to get them on it, ADHD, depression, schizoaffective disorder just so the dead beat moms would have an income off their kids SSI. None of these children have any mental issues just lazy moms who want them on SSI for the money.
Answered by thefinalresult - Fri May 9 16:18:57 2008

History buff or AP U.S teacher, genuis out there, would like to help me, please... thank you very much?
Q. Past AP U.S exam questions that need answer! So I can study for AP U.S. exam!!Please help, history Geniuses:)!? If you know the web tell me, I lost them...These aren'T homework, some too smart ppl out there think so(no offense), if i lie will die in anytime you wish. HA-Ha have a good laugh out of this, smile is good for you, I need these to study!!! History buff welcom to take this as a quiz, good history IQ test! if you aren't sure say you aren't plz, and if anyone know the website of where the actual test or part of the test is plz give me, I have lost the website to came up with the questions. 1) What was republican agrarianism? 2)What did the stono rebellion and the New york conspiracy trials of 1741 reveal about slavery? 3) What… [cont.]
Asked by doowylime - Sun Dec 21 01:40:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1) Republican Agrarianism - The Republican Party was the party that wanted the states to be stronger than the federal government. The leaders were large land owners from the south. Virginia was the leading state with Jefferson, James Madison and company. They were against the federal government getting involved with the question of slavery. It was an issue that should be decided by the individual states. 10) 3/5 compromise - For the purposes of determining how many representative each state was to have in congress the 3/5 compromise came into being. The question was how do you count slaves and the decided that a slave would count as 3/5 of a person. 11) The KKK Klu Klux Klan. 31) The Monitor and the Merrimack were battle ships that… [cont.]
Answered by Barry W - Sun Dec 21 02:22:47 2008

Who.. who is the advocute of the peoples position on illegal aliens and immigration?
Q. White House, Lawmakers to Meet on Immigration By laura meckler and cam simpson president Barack Obama will gather congressional leaders at the White House next month to launch a policy discussion on immigration, according to an administration official, but legislative action isn't likely until next year at the earliest. The June 8 meeting is meant to show the White House is moving on the issue -- which is key for Hispanic advocacy groups that helped Mr. Obama get elected in November. The issue remains politically fraught among Americans frustrated by illegal immigration, particularly as the U.S. unemployment rate nears 10%. Unlike some other White House sessions on key issues, this one will be behind closed doors. White House… [cont.]
Asked by Joel W - Fri Jun 5 08:30:06 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

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Answered by Sweet Cherry Pie - Fri Jun 5 09:11:31 2009