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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1994
Page
4
Senate leader Bob Dole condemned the Clinton health care proposal as government overreach and urged limited reforms. He touted voluntary coverage, opposed employer mandates and a personal insurance requirement, and criticized tax and defense spending while urging Republican unity ahead of midterm strategy.
Richard and Judy Anderson of Reno were shopping when President Clinton highlighted their case as illustrating high medical costs and lack of insurance. Their 1989 hospital bills exceeded 120000 leading to bankruptcy after bankruptcy proceedings and loss of possessions, including a family home and vehicles.
Arizona lawmakers welcomed Clinton’s tough crime talk and claims of economic recovery while warning other welfare and health care proposals remain uncertain. Rep English and Sen DeConcini praised deficit progress and tax cuts aiding 40,000 families, but Kyl pressed on drug policy and Republicans noted gaps. McCain did not comment.
President Clinton's remarks are set to be excerpted for ads opposing his health care plan. Critics warn the reforms would damage health care quality, while White House aides assure no TelePrompTer mix ups.
First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton sat between NAFTA proponents and opponents as she attended President Clinton’s State of the Union. AFL-CIO chief Lane Kirkland sat to her left opposing the deal with Mexico while GM chairman Jack Smith urged in favor. Detective Kevin Jett stood behind, with James Brady and Tommy O’Neill nearby.
President Clinton wove an election season message around crime fear and a stronger economy. He pressed for overhaul of welfare and health care, promising private coverage for all, limits on benefits for teens, and tougher child support enforcement while touting earlier achievements.
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