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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 2009

Page

3

Health bill would wait 3 years for benefits

The proposed health care overhaul would delay most subsidies until 2013 after the next election while Medicare cuts and tax increases start immediately. The plan aims to fund coverage through a 10 year window, with early costs itemized to appear smaller. It promises Medicare drug discounts from 2010 and tax credits for small employers in 2011 and 2012.

Washington Barack Obama Obama Peter Harbage Judy Feder Bill Clinton George W. Bush White House Peter Orszag Associated Press Bush Congress Gail Wilensky George H.W. Bush Senate Finance Committee Max Baucus Dmont

Columbine killer's mother says she had no inkling crisis

Susan Klebold, mother of Dylan Klebold, reveals in Oprah magazine excerpts that she had no idea her son was in personal crisis until reading his journals after the 1999 Columbine High School massacre. She discusses the shock, guilt, and the struggle to understand how Dylan and Eric Harris killed 12 students and a teacher before dying by suicide.

Denver Columbine Dylan Klebold Susan Klebold Oprah Eric Harris Columbine High School Dylan Oprah Winfrey Klebold Winfrey Dyl

In health care battle cost hits paychecks

Health care costs rise faster than GDP with high prices and insurance masking costs. Experts debate rational use, price control, and administrative waste as U S spending nears 2.2 trillion dollars. Tom Getzen notes cost cuts hurt, while Reinhardt doubts current packages curb spending. The United States spends more per person than expected, driven by insurance and administration.

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