Word: fillings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...AIDS blood tests. (Many insurance companies are now requiring high-risk applicants to take these tests.) Without insurance, few Americans can handle the estimated $60,000 to $75,000 lifetime cost of treatment for AIDS, and most AIDS patients are not immediately eligible for Medicare or Medicaid. To fill the gap, Senator Ted Kennedy and others in Congress have proposed that all states establish a pool to provide insurance to people who would otherwise not be covered. Nine states already have such programs...
...jobs. Says the Domestic Policy Council: "The baby bust will make it easier to lift America's welfare recipients up from dependency. Plenty of jobs will be available in the private economy, and at wage rates that will provide an adequate living. Welfare recipients will be able to fill those jobs, provided they have both the motivation and the proper preparation...
...Harvard men's hockey team appears in both shows--which start at 7:30 p.m.--and the Crimson will be the real star for the sellout crowds who will fill Bright...
...current chief of staff, Don Regan, who gave Speakes full membership in the inner circle. For the past two years the President's spokesman could and did fill himself with all the information he could absorb, and the tension between him and the White House press corps eased noticeably because the reporters sensed that Speakes had the facts...
...interview didn't take long. The story was the same everywhere: don't sign up if you can't fill the cup. Everyone from the president of IBM to the greasiest fry-boy at McDonalds had their nitrogenous wastes feeding into a pipeline straight to the DEA. Why? There weren't any attempts to justify it. If was simply wrong to do drugs...