Iowa Begins Private Medicaid Step With Juneau-Style Transition
The Gazette follows the Edberg family of Dubuque as Iowa shifts from fee for service to capitated managed care on April 1. Colin Edberg, 13, lives at Hills and Dales with staff and seven peers while Jeff and Carol navigate new rules, costs, and potential service changes in a state plan expected to save money but facing provider concerns.
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Clinton Wins Big in South Carolina Primary
Hillary Clinton defeats Bernie Sanders by strong margin in South Carolina Democratic primary. Victory strengthens her support among African American voters and signals advantage ahead of Southern states voting next. Sanders trails as Clinton firms lead in early nominating contests.
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Higher Education Al Eyes Cuban Study Program
Iowa City senior Jake Murphy, a political science and psychology major, expresses fascination with Cuba as U S relations warm and embargoes loosen. He follows President Obama’s renewal steps hoping to participate in a Cuban study program, page 6A.
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