Public Citizen lists 16 638 doctors with past discipline
A consumer group released the names of 16 638 U S doctors disciplined by states or federal agencies. The list shows doctors who may still practice and highlights gaps in public access to professional histories. It underlines patient difficulty in identifying physicians with questionable pasts.
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Indiana
Virginia
California
U.S
Sidney Wolfe
Lucian Leape
Harvard University
American Medical Association
Congress
Thomas Reardon
AMA
Board of
Ron Wyden
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Middletown residents press county on bypass lights and sheriff pay
Frederick County Commissioners heard Middletown residents concerns during a road trip meeting tied to the 250th anniversary. Attendees urged bypass scope restraint, noted light pollution effects, and a sheriff's salary increase amid costs affecting families and eligibility for reduced lunches.
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Frederick County Sheriff’s Office
Frederick County
Mark Hoke
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Clinton hosts Medicare commission meet at White House
President Clinton meets with the National Bipartisan Commission on the Future of Medicare at the White House to discuss overhauling Medicare for baby boomers and potential 55 to 64 year old buy-in. He stresses no preordained plan while urging Congress to back his 55 64 buy-in proposal costing 300 to 400 per month. The commission, led by Sen. John Breaux, will study the program over the next year amid Republican concerns about finances. The AARP questions current coverage as retirees face high out of pocket costs.
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House OKs plan to add Puerto Rico as 51st state
The House passed a bill offering Puerto Rico three referendum options including statehood, with a 10 year transition if chosen. Supporters hailed the vote as a democracy victory while opponents warned of English language mandates and assimilation issues amid a 209 to 208 margin. President Clinton called it a vote for democracy and opposed language restrictions.
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Gene Green
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Dick Gephardt
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