Euline "Corki" Taratsas photograph series. ca. 1950s-ca. 1990s.

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Euline "Corki" Taratsas photograph series. ca. 1950s-ca. 1990s.

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Photo of man in wheelchair being assisted into bus, McCorkle wedding pictures, photo of the Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living building, photos of various meetings, some including Governor William Milliken; and poster from the Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living; also scrapbooks containing photographs of children and young people with polio taken at the University of Michigan Respirator Center and at University Hospital, 1951-1964.

0.3 linear ft. and 1 oversize folder.

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Taratsas, Euline McCorkle, 1936-2001.

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A polio survivor, Taratsas worked on behalf of people with disabilities and contributed to many advocacy organizations, particularly the National Association for the Physically Handicapped, the Physically Impaired Association of Michigan, and the Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living. From the description of Euline "Corki" Taratsas papers, 1951-2001 (bulk 1972-1993). (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 85778618 From the description of Euline "Corki" Taratsas pape...

University of Michigan. University Hospital

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Milliken, William G., 1922-

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Republican governor of Michigan, 1969-1982. From the description of William G. Milliken papers, 1961-1982. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34421257 William Grawn Milliken was governor of Michigan from 1969-1982, the longest term in state history. A Yale-educated businesman and politician, he was elected Lieutenant Governor in 1964 and 1966, after serving four years in the State Senate, the last two as majority floor leader. He assumed the governors...