Oregon health care rationing deserves trial run
Oregon faced rising Medicaid costs and limited funds, prompting a rationing plan that ranks treatments from pneumonia care to terminal illness. Each year lawmakers decide how far the allocation extends, aiming to cover all below poverty and potentially adjust in future years. The system seeks a path toward efficiency and ADA compliance with federal guidance.
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Remembering Harry Zahars A Mentor To Many
Harry Zahars arrived in the United States unable to speak English and learned quickly. He built wealth by choosing enduring companies and buying and holding good stock. He ran Paradise Restaurant and a candy business, spoke to high school students, and valued loyalty and integrity. He mentored many, leaving lasting counsel after his passing.
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Residents demand answers after car bombing in Wilkes Villa
A family reports their car was bombed with bottles and rocks on Fuller Road near Wilkes Villa early May 10, risking injury to a baby. They question police duties, seek accountability, and seek reimbursement for damages, noting prior area incidents and taxi access complaints.
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Up with railroads and mass transit advocacy
John A Thompson Jr argues railroads remain the most efficient transport, yet receive insufficient funding and political backing. He urges future leaders to protect and revitalize rail service for passengers and freight across short and long distances.
Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7272.
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Bush to issue mild apology at GOP convention speech
Cal Thomas reports President Bush will offer a mild apology in his nomination acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention. He plans to outline a first 90 days agenda for a second term, defend past accomplishments, and blame Congress for disappointments while urging voters to elect a Republican Congress.
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Should GOP dump Bush or Quayle in 1992 election
The article argues against replacing Bush or Quayle, urging the GOP to stay with Bush and seek a Republican Congress. It notes Clinton and Gore are seen as weak on foreign policy, and warns that dumping Quayle would appear panicky. It concludes with support for Bush and a strong Congress to improve reelection prospects.
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