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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 2004

Page

7

Friedman to leave White House National Economic Council

Stephen Friedman, a top economic adviser and NEC director, will exit the Bush White House to return to private sector work in New York by year end. He helped coordinate policy, chaired a watch group with Greenspan, and was previously cochair at Goldman Sachs. No replacement yet. Tim Adams speculated as possible successor.

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Medicaid Spending Cuts Mostly Small in 2004

Most states kept Medicaid reductions modest in 2004 with only two jurisdictions exceeding 10 percent of Medicaid outlays. The figures list Arizona 1.95 percent, Colorado 1.85 percent, New Jersey 0.13 percent, Ohio 3.37 percent, Oregon 3.28 percent, and West Virginia 14.44 percent in state tax revenue context.

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States diverge as Maine and Tennessee tackle health care

In Tennessee nearly a half million may lose government funded health care while Maine expands to universal insurance for 138,000 uninsured residents. The contrast shows states tackling rising costs and access as Medicaid policy shifts, with Maine using private-sector leverage and Tennessee trimming rolls to save funds. Experts note ongoing experimentation shapes future coverage decisions.

Tennessee Maine Courtney Burke Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government Albany

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