[Letter, 1977 Oct. 3 : to Edwin E. Martin].

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[Letter, 1977 Oct. 3 : to Edwin E. Martin].

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Senator Heinz requests that Edwin Martin identify Fred Rogers' program "I Am, I Can, I Will" as a priority product of the Bureau of Education for the Handicapped. "I Am, I Can, I Will" is a series of audio-visual materials developed to improve self-image/self confidence amongst handicapped children.

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