[**LC lecture touches on history of how people **disabilities** were treated in U.S.**][1]
**Lynchburg News and Advance**
One hundred years ago, for example, it was standard practice for family physicians to advise mothers to institutionalize infants born with **disabilities**, said Smith, founder of Lynchburg College's special education program and a longtime advocate for **...**
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