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For 25 million Americans, Medicaid is a godsend. The program provides medical services for the poor and their children, and nursing-home and extended hospital care for many indigent elderly-all financed by $12.6 billion in federal and state funds. Unfortunately, other less-deserving people have benefited handsomely from the...
Any dying bequests made to a companion will automatically go to a nonprofit corporation that Threshold is setting up to pay for companions to the indigent. The company is also branching out to sponsor workshops on dying for hospital personnel, the terminally ill and the general public. There may be...
Politics in Japan has traditionally been a sport for the upper classes, those proper conservatives who went to the elite schools and enjoyed the right connections. Premier Kakuei Tanaka, 56, son of an indigent horse trader and a self-made millionaire, was a striking ex ception. Boasting nicknames like "the...
Dr. H. Jack Geiger, professor of community medicine at the State University of New York at Stonybrook, who helped found the medical center, believes that the hospital is too old and poorly equipped to provide quality care. Local officials, and even the hospital staff, agree that the hospital is obsolete...
Few lawyers enjoy being told whom to serve, especially when they already have a clientele that can afford their $40-to-$50 hourly fees. The middle-class Americans who worried Fellers are more accurately described as middle-income earners; they are ineligible for help from Government-supported legal aid services...