The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 12, 1979-Page 9
Court ruling a setback in education of handieapped

WASHINGTON (AP)-Handicapped
persons have no legal right to attend
schools if they cannot meet the physical
qualifications, the Supreme Court ruled
yesterday.
What's more, schools offering clinical
training are under no legal obligation to
take "affirmative efforts" to reshape
their curriculum offerings to accom-
modate the handicapped, the justices
ruled unanimously.
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Dealing a major setback to the educ-
tional opportunities for handicapped
persons nationwide, the justices placed
a narrow interpretation on a 6-year-old
federal law.
THE REHABILITATION Act of 1973
prohibits all -programs and activities
receiving federal funding from
discriminating against any "otherwise
qualified handicapped individual."
A federal appeals court ruled last
year that the law required a North
Carolina community college to admit
into its nursing program Frances Davis
of Fairmount. N.C., a handicapped
woman who would have been a
qualified applicant had she not had a
hearing disability.
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
had ruled that Southeastern Com-
munity College in Whiteville, N.C.,
violated the 1973 federal law when it
rejected Davis' application to its
program leading to licensing as a
registered nurse.
DAVIS, 46, HAS been a practical nur-
se for the past 12 years. There was
never any question that she was
academically qualified for admission.
But because of a serious hearing im-
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pairment, Davis can communicate only
' when she wears a hearing aid and looks
directly at the talker to read lips.
After a federal trial judge dismissed
her lawsuit against the college, the ap-
peals court sent the case back. It or-
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request that the school give her some
"affirmative relief" by altering its
program.
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law does not encompass the kind of
curricular changes that would be
necessary to accommodate Davis in the
nursing program," Powell's opinion
said.
The head of the Department of
HEW's Bureau of Education for the
Handicapped said the Supreme Court
decision would not affect a separate law
dealing, with handicapped students at
the elementary and secondary school
level.

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