September 2001 Issue
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Monthly Archives: September 2001
Social Security Reform – Individual Accounts Would Reduce Disability Benefits
Four years ago, Access Press reported on the likely effects of “privatization”of Social Security on that program’s disability benefits (see […]
State Employee Strike May Affect Persons with Developmental Disabilities
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) and the Minnesota Association of Professional Employees (MAPE) are contemplating […]
I Can’t Go On…
It’s 4 a.m., I’m sitting in front of this buzzing box trying to write another column, trying to meet another […]
Legislative Review 2001, Pt 2: Changes in Community Supports
auto insurance massachusetts p>Editor’s Note: This is the second of a three-part series explaining the ins and outs of the […]
Editor’s Column – September 2001
Becklund Home Health Care, one of the largest home health care providers in Minnesota, and a long-time friend of Access […]
McCollum Meets the Community
A group of leaders and advocates from the disabled community gathered on August 8th to hear from 1st-term Fourth District […]
Hello Nicole – September 2001
Hello Nicole, My four year old just got his first set of power wheels. There’s been a real change in […]
Mike Chevrette: Access For All
Judd Jacobson was an extremely successful entrepreneur and business leader, and a quadriplegic as a result of a diving accident. […]
Disabled and Living in London
I am John McGann from Dublin, Ireland. I study at the University of North London doing a degree in psychology […]
PowerHockey Tourney Results
The world’s best wheelchair hockey teams and players came to Minnesota last month for the first ever PowerHockey World Cup. […]
