Rationing Health Care Exposed in U S System
A Scripps Howard piece deconstructs the contrast between the imagined luxury of top tier medical care and the reality of access and affordability. It cites high costs, uninsured Americans, and delayed or denied care, arguing the United States lacks universal coverage while infant and maternal outcomes lag industrial peers.
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Cherokees in North Carolina seek brighter days ahead
In Cherokee North Carolina veteran Sam Panther recalls vibrant dances of his youth and laments their decline as language wanes and tourism drives a boom bust economy. Officials seek jobs and youth programs, while the tribe expands enterprises from casinos to a ski golf complex, hoping to keep talent home.
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Swedish crystal makers cling to old tradition
Erik Hoglund 30 years ago used a potato in molten glass to introduce bubbles, a tale that sparked a new Swedish glass style. Ruben Hjelm’s displeasure over cloudy crystal helped forge a bubble frozen bowl and vase craft. Smaland thrives on glassmaking, employing 2,500 of 700,000 residents and earning $180 million export income in early 1987.
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