White House turns over Clinton fund notes to Congress
The White House released oval office notes detailing Clinton meetings with fund raising figures and discussions about the probe. Janis Kearney wrote the informal records in 1995 and 1996, discovered in November but only delivered to House and Senate committees after subpoenas. Rep. Dan Burton condemned the delay, while Lanny Davis said the notes add little new information.
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Seniors overcharged by Medicare on drug costs
Medicare and senior citizens paid at least 447 million dollars too much for prescription drugs last year, with prices paid by doctors and providers averaging 29 percent less than what Medicare reimbursed. The inspector general notes drug prices bear little relation to wholesale prices available to communities.
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Health and Human Services Department
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Sledders savor winter on KU campus hill in Lawrence
The Hoffman father and son praise a fresh snow cover on a Kansas University hillside behind Joseph R. Pearson Hall as a developing storm promises 2 to 5 inches more. Public Works crews extend shifts and deploy sand and salt to combat icy roads amid forecasts of freezing rain and snow through the week.
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Probing Lewis Death Could Reopen Historic Mystery
Atlanta report outlines next week’s National Park Service meeting where scholars and Lewis descendants seek to reopen Meriwether Lewis’s grave and argue for murder or alternate death theories. The debate ties to views of America’s infancy and iconic national figures.
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Presidential puppy bonds with Clinton in White House move
Washington AP report notes President Clinton kept a newly adopted three month old chocolate Labrador on the South Lawn for a half hour as he decided to bring a dog into the White House. White House aides say bonding occurred and the dog will undergo care before joining Socks the cat.
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