Letter: Woolworth responds quickly to needs of handicapped
Tuesday, May 20, 1997 | 11:59 a.m.
We immediate contacted Woolworth's customer relations manager in New York City, who listened attentively to our plight. They were already aware of the existing conditions but apparently had reached a conclusion that the costs of installing either an elevator or lift would be prohibitive.
After more deliberations, however, they informed us that they would aggressively seek to re-enter into negotiations with the landlord for the installation of a lift in spring/summer of 1998. This development pleased us greatly; however, we have since been informed that their plans have been accelerated to begin the installation of a lift in early spring of 1997.
Because of this development, we want everyone to know that both the landlord and Woolworth recognize that, from either an economic or humanitarian standpoint, it is good business to accommodate all their customers. We heartily agree, and well done, Woolworth!
Jarone and Farrell Batson
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