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...staff to care for patients. Unlike agricultural subsidies, the new hospital fees are a limited program, ending by the seventh year. As bizarre as the program may seem, health care experts agree that something needs to be done to reduce hospital dependence on Medicare training funds without producing such drastic measures as cuts in care for the poor and uninsured. In the process, Medicare hopes that the hospitals will direct more training resources to basic family medicine. One measure of the soundness of the idea: already, hospitals all over the country are clamoring to get into the new program...
While they anticipate drastic increases, city officials say that it is too early to quantitatively gauge the effects of rent control...
...time, he fared little better with Bulgaria's economic problems than the Socialists have since." More encouraging, says Calabresi, is the "actively pro-market" reform package that Kostov presented in vain to the Socialists in January." Some skepticism remains, though, how devoted he is to the kind of drastic 'shock treatment' reforms that have worked in Central Europe, and that need to be adopted here." On Tuesday, the 100,000 people gathered in central Cathedral Square were not to be reminded of their troubles. "It's wonderful!" rejoiced Gergana Doychinova, one of thousands of students who danced around bonfires...
...Harvard Coop has not yet met as drastic a fate as its Yale counterpart...
Grass-roots tenants unions, like the Campaign to Save 2,000 Homes, are attempting to conduct negotiations with landlords to avoid immediate or drastic rent increases...