Medicare bill looms as taxes to rise for all Americans
The Medicare plan moves toward final passage in Congress, promising health benefits for the aged and broader Social Security changes. Taxes will climb, with a projected combined Social Security and Medicare tax rate of 11.2 percent by 1987, and a separate hospital payroll tax starting at 0.35 percent in 1966 rising to 0.80 percent over time.
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Medicare debate and education aid bill stir Congress
The article outlines a proposed voluntary Medicare contribution of $3 monthly for those 65 or older, funded partly by the federal treasury, with a $50 annual patient deductible and 20 percent coinsurance. It also discusses swift passage of federal aid to education, congressional deference to the White House, and Republican dissent, warning of political consequences and urging citizen protest.
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Fannin
Ariz
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