Memo: KETCH Visit Follow Up

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Memo: KETCH Visit Follow Up

Description (Dublin Core)

This memorandum includes a photocopy of a Wichita Eagle newspaper article, "Dole endorses panel to help disabled get jobs"

Date (Dublin Core)

1993-12-21

Date Created (Dublin Core)

1993-12-21

Congress (Dublin Core)

103rd (1993-1995)

Topics (Dublin Core)

See all items with this valuePeople with disabilities

See all items with this valueEmployment

Policy Area (Curation)

Civil Rights and Liberties, Minority Issues

Creator (Dublin Core)

Vachon, Alexander

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memorandum

Names (Dublin Core)

See all items with this valueDole, Robert J., 1923-2021

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Language (Dublin Core)

eng

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https://dolearchivecollections.ku.edu/?p=collections/findingaid&id=54&q=

Physical Location (Dublin Core)

Collection 021, Box 1, Folder 5

Institution (Dublin Core)

Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS

Archival Collection (Dublin Core)

Alec Vachon Papers, 1969-2006

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MEMORANDUM
Date: December 21, 1993
To: Senator Dole
From: Alec Vachon
Re: KETCH Visit Follow Up


* I spoke with Judy Hearn, President, and Carolyn Bunch, Director of Job Placement Services, at KETCH this morning. They asked me to express their appreciation for yesterday's visit --they were very pleased with the press conference and Advisory Committee meeting. Your remarks and attendance really "fired up" the committee and "pulled them together."

*Attached is a Wichita Eagle article on the press conference.





The Wichita Eagle
Lical & State
copyright 1993 The Wichita Eagle and Becon Publishing Co.
Thursday December 21, 1993

Dole endorses panel to help disabled get jobs
By Dave Ranney
The Wichita Eagle

U.S. Sen. Bob Dole has left his name to a Wichita committee that hopes to expand public awarness of the benefits of hiring people with disabilities.

"A lot of people out there with disabilities are looking for oppurtunity, but they don't know where to go or how to seek it. What we need is more emphasis on public relations," Dole said Monday at a news conference coinciding with the first meeting of teh Robert J. Dole Committee on the Employment of Kansas with Disabilities.


The 17-member committee includes television and radio executives, business leaders and advocates for people with disabilities

The Elks center has found jobs for 1,000 disabled workers in the past year.

Dole, a disabled World War II veteran, will serve as honorary chairman of the committee. Sharing bice-chairman duties are Judy Hearn, preisent of the Kansas Elks Training Center for the Handicapped, and Don Sbarra, president of Multimedia Cablevision Inc.

Hearn said the committee hasn't established an agenda but can be expected to promote the benefits of hiring people with disabilities.

The Elks training center has found jobs for 1,000 disabled workers in the past year, Hearn said. An expanded awarness of the program, she said, will lead to more placements.

Dole hinted that the committee's efforts may be eligible for grants from the Dole Foundation, which distributes benefiting the disabled.

Besides the Elks center, Wichita employment programs for the disabled include Star key Developmental Center, Goodwill Industries, United Cerebral Palsy, and Wichita Industires and Services for the Blind.

MEMORANDUM
Date: December 21, 1993
To: Senator Dole
From: Alec Vachon
Re: KETCH Visit Follow Up


* I spoke with Judy Hearn, President, and Carolyn Bunch, Director of Job Placement Services, at KETCH this morning. They asked me to express their appreciation for yesterday's visit --they were very pleased with the press conference and Advisory Committee meeting. Your remarks and attendance really "fired up" the committee and "pulled them together."

*Attached is a Wichita Eagle article on the press conference.





The Wichita Eagle
Lical & State
copyright 1993 The Wichita Eagle and Becon Publishing Co.
Thursday December 21, 1993

Dole endorses panel to help disabled get jobs
By Dave Ranney
The Wichita Eagle

U.S. Sen. Bob Dole has left his name to a Wichita committee that hopes to expand public awarness of the benefits of hiring people with disabilities.

"A lot of people out there with disabilities are looking for oppurtunity, but they don't know where to go or how to seek it. What we need is more emphasis on public relations," Dole said Monday at a news conference coinciding with the first meeting of teh Robert J. Dole Committee on the Employment of Kansas with Disabilities.


The 17-member committee includes television and radio executives, business leaders and advocates for people with disabilities

The Elks center has found jobs for 1,000 disabled workers in the past year.

Dole, a disabled World War II veteran, will serve as honorary chairman of the committee. Sharing bice-chairman duties are Judy Hearn, preisent of the Kansas Elks Training Center for the Handicapped, and Don Sbarra, president of Multimedia Cablevision Inc.

Hearn said the committee hasn't established an agenda but can be expected to promote the benefits of hiring people with disabilities.

The Elks training center has found jobs for 1,000 disabled workers in the past year, Hearn said. An expanded awarness of the program, she said, will lead to more placements.

Dole hinted that the committee's efforts may be eligible for grants from the Dole Foundation, which distributes benefiting the disabled.

Besides the Elks center, Wichita employment programs for the disabled include Star key Developmental Center, Goodwill Industries, United Cerebral Palsy, and Wichita Industires and Services for the Blind.

MEMORANDUM
Date: December 21, 1993
To: Senator Dole
From: Alec Vachon
Re: KETCH Visit Follow Up


* I spoke with Judy Hearn, President, and Carolyn Bunch, Director of Job Placement Services, at KETCH this morning. They asked me to express their appreciation for yesterday's visit --they were very pleased with the press conference and Advisory Committee meeting. Your remarks and attendance really "fired up" the committee and "pulled them together."

*Attached is a Wichita Eagle article on the press conference.





The Wichita Eagle
Lical & State
copyright 1993 The Wichita Eagle and Becon Publishing Co.
Thursday December 21, 1993

Dole endorses panel to help disabled get jobs
By Dave Ranney
The Wichita Eagle

U.S. Sen. Bob Dole has left his name to a Wichita committee that hopes to expand public awarness of the benefits of hiring people with disabilities.

"A lot of people out there with disabilities are looking for oppurtunity, but they don't know where to go or how to seek it. What we need is more emphasis on public relations," Dole said Monday at a news conference coinciding with the first meeting of teh Robert J. Dole Committee on the Employment of Kansas with Disabilities.


The 17-member committee includes television and radio executives, business leaders and advocates for people with disabilities

The Elks center has found jobs for 1,000 disabled workers in the past year.

Dole, a disabled World War II veteran, will serve as honorary chairman of the committee. Sharing bice-chairman duties are Judy Hearn, preisent of the Kansas Elks Training Center for the Handicapped, and Don Sbarra, president of Multimedia Cablevision Inc.

Hearn said the committee hasn't established an agenda but can be expected to promote the benefits of hiring people with disabilities.

The Elks training center has found jobs for 1,000 disabled workers in the past year, Hearn said. An expanded awarness of the program, she said, will lead to more placements.

Dole hinted that the committee's efforts may be eligible for grants from the Dole Foundation, which distributes benefiting the disabled.

Besides the Elks center, Wichita employment programs for the disabled include Star key Developmental Center, Goodwill Industries, United Cerebral Palsy, and Wichita Industires and Services for the Blind.