Bush signs repeal of catastrophic health care for seniors
President Bush signed repeal of the 1989 catastrophic health care law affecting 1.3 million seniors, effective Jan 1 1990. Kennedy said Congress will tackle elderly health care next year while critics warn of renewed funding debates and long term care gaps.
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Baker outlines new Europe plan at NATO meeting
Secretary of State James Baker presented a new European architecture at NATO as East West tensions ease. He urged using NATO clout to push conventional force reductions, set up a permanent arms verification staff, and press Ottawa talks in February to advance disarmament. He highlighted NATO nonmilitary roles, regional issues, and curbing ballistic missiles and chemical weapons, with $800 million in aid to Poland pledged.
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