Clinton urges cancer screening to beat silent killer
President Clinton urged Americans to overcome embarrassment and get colorectal cancer screening. He announced $30 million for improved screening over five years, a Medicare outreach initiative, and a national hotline. He pressed Congress to expand Medicare with better screening tests and a patients rights bill.
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GOP attacks Clinton Gore on Social Security and Medicare
Rep Rob Portman says Republicans favor personal savings accounts for Social Security and choice of health plans over a universal Medicare option. He asserts more local control for education and debt reduction from surplus, contrasting with Clinton Gore call for broader federal programs and Washington control.
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Real estate contracts and closing guidance offered
The message emphasizes contract importance in real estate, promises smooth closings for sellers and buyers, notes knowledge of new financing methods in the area, and invites contact at 834-8287 or a visit to the Kasold office at 1501.
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