Clinton proposes up to 3000 tax credit for long term care
President Clinton reintroduces a long term care tax credit plan to aid about 2 million Americans, including 1.2 million seniors and 250,000 children, with a $1.0 thousand initial year rising to $3,000 by 2005, phased in and phased out by income thresholds. The plan aims to bolster family caregiving and support aging Americans amid campaign health care focus.
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Former CIA Director Turner in Critical but Stable Condition
Former CIA Director Adm Stansfield Turner is hospitalized in San Antonio after a Costa Rica crash that killed his wife Eli Karen and three other passengers. He remains in an induced coma with broken ribs, awaiting possible surgery. The private flight carried 17 passengers and 3 crew, crashing into a house near Tortuguero on the Caribbean coast as investigators probe the cause.
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Veterans show lower incarceration rates than non veterans
A government Bureau of Justice Statistics study finds male veterans have less than half the jail rate of non veterans. Inmates with military service also show higher shares of violent crimes, with homicide or sexual assault among 35 percent of veteran prisoners versus 20 percent of non veterans.
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Car seat clinics to travel nationwide in February
The National Safe Kids Campaign will dispatch mobile car-seat checkup clinics to dealerships day-care centers and malls across all states and DC starting February. GM will supply 50 minivans plus one for DC to support the program.
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Harry and Louise back in new ads on uninsured crisis
The Health Insurance Association of America revives Harry and Louise in a $1 million campaign to urge candidates, especially Republicans, to support expanded coverage for 44 million uninsured Americans. The couple warn against leaving working families without insurance as Clinton-era concerns resurface about government control and care choices.
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