Box 10
Contains 45 Results:
The Taylor Report: 1979
The ARC of North Dakota filed a lawsuit versus the state of North Dakota in September 1980, alleging that the state provided inadequate education and care for its mentally retarded citizens. In 1981, United States District Court Judge Bruce Van Sickle ruled in the ARC's favor, forcing deinstitutionalization. Material includes legal documents, press releases, newspaper clippings, correspondence, and Dagne Olsen's notes on the case.
Lake Region Developmental Disability Corporation: 1985-1986
The ARC of North Dakota filed a lawsuit versus the state of North Dakota in September 1980, alleging that the state provided inadequate education and care for its mentally retarded citizens. In 1981, United States District Court Judge Bruce Van Sickle ruled in the ARC's favor, forcing deinstitutionalization. Material includes legal documents, press releases, newspaper clippings, correspondence, and Dagne Olsen's notes on the case.
Commission on Medical Services of the North Dakota State Medical Association: Subcommittee Report on the Grafton State School: undated
The ARC of North Dakota filed a lawsuit versus the state of North Dakota in September 1980, alleging that the state provided inadequate education and care for its mentally retarded citizens. In 1981, United States District Court Judge Bruce Van Sickle ruled in the ARC's favor, forcing deinstitutionalization. Material includes legal documents, press releases, newspaper clippings, correspondence, and Dagne Olsen's notes on the case.
Ability Development Center
The Ability Development Center was headquartered in Grand Forks and sought to train and educate the mentally retarded. The one folder of material contains a copy of the organization's by-laws, dated 1970. This group was in operation until 1974, when it merged with two other organizations to form Agassiz Enterprises.
Ability Development Center: 1970
The Ability Development Center was headquartered in Grand Forks and sought to train and educate the mentally retarded. The one folder of material contains a copy of the organization's by-laws, dated 1970. This group was in operation until 1974, when it merged with two other organizations to form Agassiz Enterprises.