Georgia faces funding gap over road project costs
The State plans may delay a special session as legal battles over eminent domain unfold. The State Water Court ruling limits funding when appeals delay awards, while federal highway aid covers up to 90 percent of road costs but only on final pro rata shares.
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Battle Over Health Costs Sparks Labor Medicine Clash
In Washington a clash between organized labor and organized medicine grows over rising health costs and worker payments. The American Labor Health Assn plans a two day conference with doctors administrators and union officials, while the AMA counters with claims of patient choice and professional self regulation. The UMW welfare fund spends about 60 million annually, prompting debate over third party oversight and pricing.
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Don't Touch Baby Carriage Sign Draws Mixed Reactions
In Elland England a 10 month old Patricia is shielded by a sign reading don't touch this baby as mother Dorothy Smith complains about passers by pawing and tickling her child. Neighbors mock the display while some mothers approve of admiration from afar.
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Workers Pay Directly for Medical Bills Through Doctors
Some groups favor insurance protection shielding costs while urging workers to settle invoices directly with physicians. The proposal aims to shift medical payment responsibility from insurers to individuals facing care costs.
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