Talk:Walter "Walt" Dawson

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[edit] Articles for Deletion debate

This article survived an Articles for Deletion debate. The discussion can be found here. -Doc^g 10:19, 27 April 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Content removed from article

Notability has been established, so I think this long list of references is overkill, but it might be useful for further research, so I'm putting it here. I've removed those that duplicate what's already in the article. Katr67 01:27, 28 April 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Further reading

• Dietz, Diane. “The Power of Writing.” Statesman Journal. March 13, 1993.
• Dietz, Diane. “Alzheimer’s – for Kids,” Statesman Journal. November 12, 1995.
• Gordon, Marcy. “Victims Urge Congress Not To Cut Funds for Research, Medicaid.” The Associated Press. April 11, 1995.
• McNichol, Bethanye. “10-Year-Old to Testify on Health Care Needs.” The Oregonian. April 9, 1993.
• National Pubic Radio. “Listeners Send in their Comments.” Morning Edition. February 25, 1993.
• Oliver, John. “Dawson Returns from Washington D.C.” Itemizer-Observer. April 28 – May 4, 1993.
• “When Disease Knocks At Your Door.” Staying Healthy 3. Weekly Reader Corp. January 1, 1994. [1]
• 103rd Congress. Committee Meeting Index. January 5, 1993-November 26, 1993.[2]
• Senate Record