Clinton, Bill
President Clinton's health reform plan continues to face challenges in the House of Representatives, with the Ways and Means Subcommittee retaining two of his most important goals: employer-based financing and cost controls. The subcommittee has proposed modifications to the plan, including the elimination of the purchasing alliance and
Clinton, Bill
President Bill Clinton visited Groton, CT, to discuss pressing issues affecting the state and the nation, including health care. He expressed gratitude for the community's support during his personal and political challenges. The President underscored the importance of continuing to tackle domestic and international challenges, including welfare reform
Clinton, Bill
As the healthcare reform proposal faces legislative scrutiny, President Bill Clinton remains confident that a comprehensive evaluation will ultimately boost its chances of passage. Despite reports of skepticism from Chairman Pete Stark, Pres. Clinton considers Stark an ally due to his advocacy for universal coverage, despite their differing views on
Health care reform
Senator Paul Wellstone and advocates from New Standards of Minneapolis and the CATOR Registry emphasized the importance of comprehensive substance abuse services in addressing the complex needs of individuals struggling with addiction. At a packed congressional briefing, Wellstone proposed expanding services beyond mental health, emphasizing the need to focus on
Health care reform
Betty Ford and Rosalynn Carter, former first ladies, testified before the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee on March 8, urging members to include a comprehensive benefit package for mental health and treatment of alcoholics and other drug addicts. They drew upon the success of companies like McDonnell Douglas, Federal
