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Out of Work? Out of Luck
Brooks, Keith | December 24, 1990 issue
The article focuses on the Unemployment Insurance system introduced by the state governments in the United States. The unemployment insurance system was...

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The Politics of Transcendence
Wasserman, Harvey | August 31, 1985 issue
There are consistent concerns and a significant constituency. There is a concerted effort under way to transcend some of the old labels and to cultivate...

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The Gibber Wins One & Other News
Ivins, Molly | November 23, 1985 issue
The article discusses the anti-Bubba laws. The most depressing thing about the Legislature these days is that it has Republicans in it. The statehouse Republicans...

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Spanking Head Start
Niesslein, Jennifer | October 20, 2003 issue
The author criticizes moves by the Bush administration to change the Head Start preschool program. Used to be, nearly everyone Democrat or Republican loved...

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The Children Are Still Waiting
Edwards, Michael D. | September 28, 1974 issue
Focuses on the Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment (EPSDT) program initiated by former U.S. president Lyndon Baines Johnson on January...

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Polluting the Most Vulnerable
Freedman, Tracy | May 14, 1983 issue
Focuses on health problems faced by children of the U.S. with reference to work done by the administration of the U.S. President Ronald Reagan in this context....

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Waiting for Skylab 10
Klein, Daniel M. | May 9, 1981 issue
Reviews the book "The Harvard Medical School Health Letter Book," edited by G. Timothy Johnson and Stephen E. Goldfinger.

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Writing Off the Vets
Vine, Phyllis | August 22, 1981 issue
Reviews the book "Wounded Men, Broken Promises," by Robert Klein.

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Co-Opting the Planners
Back, Edith Bierhorst | January 25, 1975 issue
Focuses on the state of medical care in the U.S. as of January 1975. National network of public agencies charged with assuring that excellent medical care...

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The Bottom Line Is Society Loses
Abramovitz, Mimi | October 17, 1987 issue
The article comments on health care services in the U.S. Welfare state privatization is most advanced in health care. For years, Federal policies have subsidized...

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