Reagan Pressed To Approve Immunization Injury Fund
Doctors, drug makers and parents urge President Reagan to back a bill creating a federal fund for children injured by vaccines. The measure would cost 67 million dollars annually with a 10 cent to 1.50 dollar surcharge on doses, targeting DPT, polio and MMR vaccines and prompted faith from opponents about new liability concerns.
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Docking Hayden clash over promised costs in Kansas race
Democratic nominee Tom Docking and Republican surrogates traded claims on price tags for promises. GOP lawmakers cited tax hikes of 34 percent and 43 percent to fund Docking's alleged agenda, while Docking countered Hayden proposals exceed a billion dollars, much of it for highways, with Swenson promising a public list.
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