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Muth
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Energy
(Continued from Page 1) the Rappahannock planning commission because planning sessions interfered with Gallaudet meetings. “Gallaudet came first when there was a conflict. Gallaudet always comes first,” he explained.
Muth sees Gallaudet as "the center of deaf learning and research for the entire world.” He’s watched the institution grow to include a college, high school and elementary school. Through his association with Gallaudet, Muth and his wife had the privilege of knowing Helen Keller and visiting with her whenever she came to Washington.
As chairman of the board for a private institution that receives public grants, he must appear before Congress to justify Gallaudet’s budget. He also steers the board through an inch-thick agenda
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