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...nothing new last week when Republican Senator Orrin Hatch joined forces with archliberal Edward Kennedy to introduce a piece of legislation. Hatch and Kennedy have teamed up so many times in the past 20 years that they've become the Senate's cliche odd couple. Nor was it shocking that Hatch, a conservative who led the defense of Clarence Thomas and is the Senate's foremost advocate of a balanced-budget amendment, wanted to lavish taxpayer money on vulnerable children. A grandfather 17 times over, Hatch has often championed laws that expand day care and fund child-nutrition programs. What...
...applaud Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54-'56 (D-Mass.) for his latest efforts to provide healthcare for America's under-privileged children. The new bill he announced last week here at the ARCO Forum proposes a 43-cent tax on cigarettes to fund guaranteed health insurance for 10 million children...
...Edward Kennedy '54-'56 (D-Mass) yesterday in a written statement after the release of a Congressional Research Service study which found that legal immigrants paid an estimated $55 billion in federal income taxes...
...just appointed a 34-member advisory committee to draft a patients' bill of rights and study what kind of legislation may be needed to enforce it. "Many Americans worry that lower costs mean lower quality and less attention to their rights," said the President. He was being mild. Senator Edward Kennedy, introducing a comprehensive HMO-reform bill drafted by Democrats, charged, "Too many managed-care firms and other insurance companies have decided that the shortest route to higher profits and a competitive edge is by denying patients the care they need and deserve...
Addressing a full house at the ARCO Forum last night, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54-'56 (D-Mass.) announced a plan that he said aims to "make a major difference in the future of children in America...