Clinton eying welfare tax cuts to fund reforms
The Clinton administration considers taxing or cutting welfare benefits for the poor elderly and disabled to finance expanded child care and job training for millions of single mothers on public aid. A task force weighs options to offset reform costs, with a deficit neutral plan tying revenue to new investments while capping emergency family aid and other programs.
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Pentagon money chaos cited by Aspin in final report
Les Aspin warned in a post tenure report to President Clinton that the Pentagon's finances were in chaos with clear failings in financial management. The document cited 26 of 28 audits unfavorable, about 19 billion dollars in unmatched payments, and 750 million overpaid to contractors in early fiscal 1993. It urged sweeping reforms to curb duplication and modernize systems while maintaining current practices during transition.
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Lutheran Hospitals Lead in Knee and Hip Replacements in County
Lutheran Hospitals performed nearly 600 knee and hip replacements last year, establishing leadership in Maricopa County. Louise Baker praises quick recovery and attentive care from board certified surgeons and skilled nurses and therapists. Replacement surgery is discussed for arthritis when motion is limited and pain unmanaged. A counselor at Lutheran Hospital offers guidance and preoperative instruction.
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