Kite Day at Jackson Park Brightens Stark County
Matt Kappel, six, enjoys a sunny afternoon at Jackson Community Park in Stark County Ohio. A steady breeze makes kite flying enjoyable as families spend Tuesday outdoors.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2000
Page
3
Matt Kappel, six, enjoys a sunny afternoon at Jackson Community Park in Stark County Ohio. A steady breeze makes kite flying enjoyable as families spend Tuesday outdoors.
Congressional Budget Office estimates a national missile defense could cost about 60 billion through 2015 if fully engaged. The report says the first phase would total 29.5 billion, including 100 interceptors in Alaska and radar upgrades, with critics warning costs may rise and effectiveness uncertain.
A Center for Studying Health System Change report finds fewer low income workers with children receive employer based health insurance and many cannot afford premiums, driving uninsured rates among poor parents up from 31 percent in 1997 to 35 percent in 1999. The study notes children also lose private coverage, offset by Medicaid and CHIP gains, with about 2 million children enrolled in CHIP.
CHICAGO AP Women who eat a wide variety of healthy foods may significantly lower their risk of dying from cancer heart disease and stroke a study suggests It found that healthy patterns reduce a woman's chance of dying by up to 30 percent compared with those with unhealthy eating habits The study led by Dr Arthur Schatzkin of the National Cancer Institute notes this is the first large look at overall eating patterns in relation to mortality The research appears in JAMA
Families USA reported that wholesale prices for commonly used senior prescriptions rose 3.9 percent last year while overall inflation at the retail level stood at 2.7 percent and all prescription drugs rose 5.8 percent. The group urged a broad Medicare drug benefit, noting a 30 percent price rise from 1994 to 2000 and presenting findings to President Clinton and lawmakers.
Vermont lawmakers approve a civil unions bill by 79-68 in the House after Senate passage. Gov. Howard Dean plans to sign, creating a parallel system offering nearly all marriage rights to gay couples starting July 1. Civil unions grant more than 300 benefits but exclude federal rights and some state recognitions.
Families of 20 victims from the Cavalese gondola crash accepted settlements near 2 million dollars each. The United States will pay 75 percent of 40 million and Italy 25 percent. Lawsuits in the 4th Circuit end with the deals reached April 14.
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