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Published: May 30, 2008
What promise does Ohio hold for this autistic boy?
Parents say a scholarship program may help where Oklahoma falls short
By Michael McNutt
Caroline Hall says her family has no choice but to leave Oklahoma because legislators didn't pass a bill requiring insurance companies to cover autism treatments.

"The house should be ready to put up for sale next week,” she said.

She and her husband, Doug, are moving to Ohio , where their 4 1/2 -year-old-son, Dougie, can take part in a special scholarship program for autistic children, she said.

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