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Anasayfa / Albümler / Etiketler Frank Lozano
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Cincinnati Post May 1986 PHOTO by Lawrence A. Lambert/The Cincinnati Post: ADAPTers come off a bridge and march down a street. Most are in single file, a couple of people are off to the side. Most are wearing the light colored ADAPT shirts with the ADAPT "no steps" logo, others have on other ADAPT shirts. Their mouths are open, chanting. In the front (left to right) are Kathy Vincent, Terri Fowler, and a man doing a wheelie in his manual wheelchair. Behind him is a woman in a chair with someone pushing her. Jim Parker is just visible beside them and Tisha Auberger is on his right and Frank Lozano is on his left. The picture quality is not too great so the faces after that are hard to see. Caption reads: Handicapped protest: Some of the 85 visiting members of ADAPT, a national group protesting inaccessibility of city buses to the handicapped, wheel their way to the Westin Hotel Sunday to demonstrate at the start of a convention of the American Public Transit Association. There were no arrests Sunday, but some protesters have vowed to disrupt Queen City Metro service this week by chaining themselves to buses. Story on Page 18.
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PHOTO (by Tom Olin): Picture of Frank Lozano's dog-guide Fraizer. A white lab with a gentle face, tongue hanging out slightly, Fraizer wears his brown leather guiding harness, a chain collar and around his middle a blue and white ADAPT "no steps" logo (the circle with a slash through it crossing a set of stairs -- the word ADAPT in all capital letters is written on the slash part of the emblem.) Behind Fraiser's head you can see Frank's bluejeans and black cowboy boots, as well as the push rim of a manual wheelchair.