Woman fired after meeting with Clinton in New Rochelle
Cather ine Rosen says she was fired the day after meeting President Clinton about her health insurance woes. The White House confirms an investigation by health care aides. Rosen, 45, said she lost coverage after a job change and faced a life threatening breast lump. She noted her new policy delayed pre existing condition coverage and told Clinton she hoped health reform would help others.
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It's Easier to Succeed Than to Fail book review
The column reviews Truett Cathy's It's Easier to Succeed Than to Fail, noting Cathy founder of Chick-fil-A and a man of faith. It highlights three core ideas: sacrifice, know-how through education, and action, plus tips like saving, giving, and hard work. It emphasizes learning from mistakes and glorifying God in success. The piece invites readers to write to Don Taylor.
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