Clinton proposes nationwide medical error reporting system aims to reduce harm
President Clinton pushes a federal plan to create a national system for reporting and analyzing medical mistakes, likening it to aviation safety reporting. Senators and AMA leaders challenge details and funding, with concerns over lawsuits and state compliance.
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Justices uphold 3-year time limit on tax refunds
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the three year limit to claim a federal income tax refund runs from the date of withholding and estimated tax payments, not from when the tax return is filed. The decision affirms an appeals ruling that David H. Baral waited too long after overpayment. Baral had worked in 1988 for The Washington Post and sent $1,100 extra in January 1989 after $4,104 was withheld.
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