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Children With Autism Still Not Getting Services They Need
On West Virginia Morning, as the nation recognizes autism awareness month, Clark Davis talks to a student who is benefiting from the services of the autism training center at Marshall University. And Roxy Todd reports on the VISTA program in West Virginia.
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