Young Jindal to help shape Medicare future panel
Bobby Jindal a 26 year old who recently married and bought a house will lead staff for a new bipartisan commission on Medicare. The group will report to Congress and President Clinton by March 1999 and Congress is urged to act swiftly on its recommendations. Breaux avoided taking a stance on opening Medicare to ages 55 to 64, while White House seeks a vote this year to aid Democratic gains in 1998 elections. Jindal, born in Baton Rouge and educated at Brown and Oxford, brings youth and experience to the panel.
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D-La
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Breaux
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Calif
Margaret A. Dixon
The
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United States
India
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Oxford University
Washington
Japan
New Louisiana
Mike Foster
Medicare should charge seniors for home health care visits
A congressional advisory board urges modest copayments for Medicare home health care to curb rising costs while protecting access. The panel would cap out‑of‑pocket charges and assign independent case managers to review care appropriateness amid the Balanced Budget Act provisions.
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Medicare
Gail Wilensky
Congress
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Camper club meets in Garnett for noon meal at Sherwood Inn
The Prairie Chicken Camper Club gathered in Garnett on Saturday February 21 for a noon meal at the Sherwood Inn. Present were Neil and Lucille Anderson Virginia Cunningham Helen Guy Carl and Alice Leim Darrell and Helen Macy and Marvel and Charlotte Macy. Next meeting set for March 21 at the same inn. PSU offers Walker scholarship to Ottawa senior Joshua E. Walker got a dean's scholarship from Pittsburg State University for 1998 99 academic year. he plans to study construction engineering technology.
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Garnett
Prairie Chicken Camper Club
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Lucille Anderson
Virginia Cunningham
Helen Guy
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Alice Leim
Darrell
Helen Macy
Marvel
Charlotte Macy
PSU
Walker
Joshua E. Walker
Ottawa
Pittsburg State University
Ottawa High School
Sam
Angie Walker
Court halts expulsion of gay Scoutmaster
New Jersey appellate court rules that James Dale, a gay assistant scoutmaster, may teach Boy Scouts traditions and must not have been expelled for his sexuality. The decision marks a first major legal setback for the Scouts against exclusion policies. The group plans to appeal to New Jersey Supreme Court.
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N.J
Boy Scouts of America
James Dale
Boy Scouts
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Gregg Shields
Robert H. Knight
Family Research Council
California
Chicago
Dale
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