You may need to use streaming audio for this (e.g., Philly doesn't get D.
Ream any longer, used to be broadcast 2-4 a.m., really).

Steve Gold's a fine lawyer and long time "freedom fighter" for many
causes--superb intellect and high energy, even though he's "greying"--as are
many of us.

Diane Ream's struggles with vocal problems places her in kinship with the
disability movement.  Check out the NPR Website:

                <http://www.wamu.org/dr/>

Thanks for the notice Kathleen.

By the way, I've "lost" Steve Gold's email address.  Please, somebody send
it to me.  Otherwise I'll have to make--ugh!--a telephone call.

Steve and I usually start out screaming at one another: he at me for not
continuing actively in the movement, I at him for being a neglectful friend.
Sound familiar?

ISM

-----Original Message-----
From: Kathleen Kleinmann [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Saturday, April 24, 1999 11:31 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: ADAPT NPR Alert


ADAPT NEWS FLASH:

Monday, April 26, 1999, NPR Diane Reams Show, 10 AM Eastern.

National Public Radio (NPR) will host a call-in radio discussion on the
Olmstead Supreme Court case.  Steve Gold (author of ADAPT's Amicus brief)
and Michael Gottesman (Georgetown University professor who represented L.
C. and E. W. at the Supreme Court) will be on the show to address
questions and debate the issues.  Two other lawyers will represent
Georgia and other states who believe that ADA's "most integrated setting"
does not apply to state's long term care services.

It could get HOT!
Call in and tell Your Story about "incarceration without due process"
Give Steve all the help he needs to explain to the world that this is a
matter of life or death for Every American!

Listen and have your speed dial ready.

Free Our People NOW!