Millions Lose Medicaid Under Welfare Overhaul Study
Families USA finds 945,880 adults with children dropped from Medicaid in 1996 1999 across 15 states blaming mismanagement of welfare reform by states. End of last year over 2.5 million remained enrolled in these states and Louisiana’s example shows ineligibility at a $53168 income.
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Scientists scrutinized as Los Alamos hides hard drives case
Investigators focus on several Los Alamos scientists amid 26 with vault access after two computer drives containing nuclear data vanished then reappeared. Officials expect results within days on whether the data were copied or tampered with, with drives sent to Washington for electronic analysis. Energy Secretary Bill Richardson noted no evidence the drives left the high security X Division.
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AOL to launch interactive TV in July rollout set
AOL will debut AOLTV in the second week of July in Phoenix Sacramento Baltimore and five other cities before a nationwide fall rollout. The move adds e-mail instant messaging and Web browsing to TV screens and pits AOLTV against WebTV as analysts warn of slow growth potential.
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Fiji rebel signals ethnic Indian inclusion in govt talks
Fijian rebel leader George Speight, holding ethnic Indian prime minister Mahendra Chaudhry and 30 others hostage, said he would accept ethnic Indian appointments in Fiji's next government if made by a new president. Talks with military rulers continued with no result as negotiators pursued an interim administration.
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Walters weighs CBS move as ABC contract ends this fall
Barbara Walters hints in TV Guide she is open to exploring a future at CBS News after her ABC deal expires. CBS President Andrew Heyward recently dined with her to discuss possibilities, while Walters denies any link to rival Diane Sawyer and Prime Time Thursday.
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Truck of 58 Immigrants Found Dead in Dover Back
Immigrant corpses discovered in a Dutch-registered refrigerated truck at Dover after a Belgian ferry crossing. Two survivors from the Far East hospitalized as police investigate possible suffocation. driver arrested. Britain condemns smuggling and tightens border controls amid international scrutiny.
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Sunday alcohol sales boost Greenville eateries
UNBENVILLE AP reports the first Sunday sales after a refer endum drew patrons to Greenville restaurants with many serving alcohol. Embassy Suites staff noted brisk business and Bloody Marys on Father's Day brunch while about 10 local firms received Sunday permits. In Columbia Polymer Group Inc CEO Jerry Zucker earned 2.5 million in 1999, ranking atop South Carolina’s highest paid executives as stock surged 84 percent.
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David Lang
Embassy Suites
Jim Jefferson
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Jerry Zucker
Polymer Group Inc
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Syria mobilizes behind Bashar Assad to succeed father
In Damascus the Baath party unanimously chose Bashar Assad as its leader on Sunday setting the stage for his presidential nomination. A Monday conference resumed with expectations the nomination would be formalized and Parliament would confirm and schedule a referendum. The vote drew standing ovations from about 1,000 delegates who praised his readiness and public support.
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Colleges face scrutiny over crime reporting in South Carolina
Benedict College Chief Swinton defends full reporting while solicitor Giese questions records. Public safety leaders from Furman, College of Charleston, Clemson and Columbia College say all incidents are documented on crime reports. Officials note federal expectations and campus safety aims drive consistent reporting.
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Todd Dickerson
Jim Parler
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South Carolina Campus Law Enforcement Association
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