Clinton health plan seeks two thirds of savings for kids care
Clinton administration finalizes a health care package tying it to the alternative budget. It aims to capture about two thirds of Medicare Medicaid savings proposed by Republicans and redirect roughly one third to expand coverage for children pregnant women and long term care. Basic reforms end insurance discrimination and protect coverage during job changes.
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Senate Republican leader Bob Dole used a Los Angeles fund-raiser speech to accuse the entertainment industry of glorifying graphic violence and casual sex. Analysts see it as a timely push to address fraying morality and to challenge a powerful, wealthy industry, with echoes of past family values battles in American politics.
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