The ten 1998 issues of the newsletter of TASH comprise this document. An issue typically contains news items, a column by the organization's executive director, reports from special interest groups, legislative testimony, conference information, and several major articles, such as the following: "A Q&A on IDEA 97 with Tom Gilhool"; "Positive Behavior Supports and IDEA"; "Highlights of the Discipline Provisions of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act Amendments of 1997"; "1997 TASH Conference Keynote Address" (Reed Martin); "Institution Closures Continue at an Average of More than 12 per Year" (K. Charlie Lakin and others); "Fighting To Keep 'Em In" (Josie Byzek); "The Deinstitutionalization of America" (James W. Conroy); "Power Sharing between People with Substantial Disabilities and Their Assistants" (John O'Brien and Connie Lyle O'Brien); "Teaching Students To Play" (Linda A. Heyne); "Inclusive Recreation: A Parents' Guide to Quality" (Stuart J. Schleien and John E. Rynders); "It's Summer Time! Let's Go to Camp" (Cynthia Burkhour); "Recreation-Human Services Partnerships: The Rural Recreation Integration Project" (Lynn Anderson and others); "Future Planning for Your Child Takes More than a Will"; "Current Trends in Providing Support for Families of Adults with Mental Retardation" (Tamar Heller); "Securing Self-Determination: Building the Agenda in Canada" (Michael Bach); "Wanted: People with Disabilities Involved in International Development" (Susan Sygall); "Girls and Women with Disabilities: A Global Overview" (Nora Groce); "Native American Communities--A More Inclusive Society?" (Ladonia Fowler); "My Experiences with the Criminal Justice System" (Perry Whittico wity Bonnie Shoultz); "Individuals with Significant Disabilities Who Are Victims of Crime" (James K. McAfee); "Should the Death Penalty Apply to Persons with Cognitive Disabilities: The States Must Decide" (Barbara E. Ransom and Dawn Sutton); "Unleash the Power" (Joyce Lipman); "Internet Resources Concerning People with Developmental Disabilities" (Rachael Zubal and Steve Drake); "Escaping from the Label Trap" (Michael W. Smull); "Changing the News about Disability: Why We Need To and How To Do It" (Mary Johnson); "Radical Heart, Moderate Mind: A Perspective on Inclusion" (Peter V. Paul); and "What's Wrong with the Feds?" (Mark A. Mlawer). (DB)