Health care back-end fixes eyed after hopes rise for online enrollment
Federal health officials report fewer back-end errors on healthcare.gov with nine of ten 834-form transactions submitting successfully. They note lingering issues in 834 form generation and data accuracy, including spousal relationships and SSN transmission, as enrollment numbers remain updated only through mid November.
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Yanukovich and Putin hold talks in Sochi on strategic partnership
Ukrainian President Yanukovich met Vladimir Putin in Sochi to discuss a broad economic agreement aimed at shoring up Ukraine’s finances amid protests over abandoning the EU deal. Prime Minister Azarov signaled a future Moscow visit to seal numerous documents and cheaper gas supplies.
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Pearl Harbor survivor recalls the attack and service
Henry Heim, now 92 in Pennsylvania, remembers December 7, 1941, when Pearl Harbor was attacked. He cites 2390 U.S. lives lost, 1178 wounded, and 12 ships sunk or damaged as he reflects on his wartime service including 78 combat missions and later duties with the Strategic Air Command.
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Wind farm eagle permit extension sparks mixed response
The Interior Department extended eagle take permits to 30 years for wind farms and other projects, aiming to balance renewable energy with wildlife protection. Audubon calls it misguided, while the American Wind Energy Association argues it strengthens eagle safeguards and broadens eligibility beyond wind power.
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Department of Interior
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American Wind Energy Association
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