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By Linda D. Kilb and Amy F. Robertson Miguel Castaneda travels a lot for his state job, and he likes to stop at Burger King for lunch when he's on the road. Castaneda also has incomplete quadriplegia and uses a wheelchair to get around. Even now - almost 40 years after California adopted its first disability access standards and 18 years after passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act - he encounters barriers at Burger Kings tha...
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