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Thanksgiving weekend turns into long nightmare for Mishawaka man
South Bend TribuneLori McCune had finished her breakfast and was peeling potatoes for Thanksgiving dinner when her husband, Rick, walked into the kitchen to help. This was a ritual for the two of them, to see who could peel the most potatoes the quickest. But Rick was...Tags: Holidays, Hospitals and Clinics, Apple iPad, Music, Potatoes
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Douglas C. Lyons: State will go on break next year as politics trumps policy
Okay. State lawmakers obviously dropped the ball when it came to expanding health care by failing to take federal funding for Medicaid. Too close to Obamacare, a majority of Republicans in the Florida Legislature felt as they stood tall on partisan...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Political Fundraising, National Rifle Association of America, Executive Branch, Pam Bondi
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Medicare a 'sacrificial lamb' for budget cutters
It is said that the true measure of a society is reflected in how well it treats its elderly population. If so, this country is in a severe downward spiral. While the realization that we have been spending well beyond our means has finally registered with...Tags: Medicare, Allentown, Finance, Economy, Business and Finance, Barack Obama
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Welcome to the 'Stop Hillary Clinton' hearing
"Mirror, mirror, on the wall. Who's the most powerful woman of them all?" No doubt about it. Not Queen Elizabeth, Angela Merkel or Oprah Winfrey. The most powerful woman on the planet is former first lady, former senator from New York, former...
Tags: Benghazi, Italy, Elizabeth II, Mitt Romney, Leon Panetta
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Gov. Rick Scott fell short in session
With the legislative session over and the dust of lawmakers departing Tallahassee barely settled, Gov. Rick Scott this week took to the campaign trail for a victory lap that was more a display of uninspired leadership than a cause for celebration....
Tags: The Miami Herald, Regional Authority, Executive Branch, Personal Income, Government
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Budget priorities taking shape in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG — Choice and convenience. They are two words Gov. Tom Corbett has used often since February. He says them when talking about his budget proposal to expand beer sales and sell the state-owned liquor store system to fund a four-year grant...
Tags: U.S. Senate Committee on Appropriations, Harrisburg (Dauphin, Pennsylvania), Mike Brubaker, Jim Ferlo, Think Tanks
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For Wal-Mart, should healthcare be a cost of doing business?
Big employers beware -- some California lawmakers want to pressure you to extend health insurance to virtually everyone who lands on your payroll, even part-timers who work less than two hours a day. That's one of the effects that a bill by...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Personal Income, Career and Workplace, Medicaid, Health and Safety at Work
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10 stories that will be talked about today
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today: 1 WHO MAY HAVE SURVIVED 17 DAYS IN BANGLADESH RUBBLE Rescue workers stop clearing the site of a collapsed factory building after a soldier says a...Tags: YACHT (music group)
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Many opt for high-deductible health plans despite risks
Alice Marie Francis believes it's important to have health insurance, but finding a plan that fit her budget was no easy task. "Money is tight," says the 50-year-old Burbank, Calif., mother of two, whose children are insured by their father's work-based...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Hospitals and Clinics, Health Insurance Cost, Insurance, Healthcare Provider
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Campaign will teach immigrants about health care overhaul
When open enrollment begins in October under the new federal health care law, nearly 260,000 immigrants in Illinois will be eligible to apply for government-subsidized insurance, according to a study released Thursday. However, many of those now...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Immigration, Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights, Family, Career and Workplace
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We need affordable care
I am 57 years old. I make about $18,000 per year, and I have not had health insurance for years. I use the emergency room, and only if it is necessary. I have been anxiously awaiting the possibility of getting — for the first time in a long, long...Tags: Health Insurance
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Low-wage jobs bulk of gains, report says
The Sunshine State is growing faster than the nation but is gaining mostly lower-wage jobs such as restaurant servers, according to an economic report released Wednesday by Wells Fargo. While hiring has picked up across most industries, it is being...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Labor Markets, Tour Operations Industry, Travel, Fort Lauderdale
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