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...women's program at the center helps women and their families obtain health care, child care, family planning and Medicaid for children born in the U.S. There is also a Safe Home program which uses stipends to place women and their chidren with Hispanic families for one month, long enough for the women to find employment, says Annette Diaz, coordinator of the women's program...
...Chicago," fumed Mayor Harold Washington. The President's "dastardly" budget, exclaimed Budd Bell, head of the Florida Clearinghouse on Human Services at a hearing in Tallahassee, "will result in the dismantling of many lifesustaining programs." Ron Anderson, president of Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, denounced cuts in Medicare, Medicaid, maternal- and child-health grants and childhood immunization programs as being likely to produce "short-term gains and long-term tragedies...
HEALTH. Medicare outlays would rise $4.7 billion less than scheduled under present law, in part because Reagan proposes to make recipients pay higher * insurance premiums. Medicaid reimbursements to states for care of the poor would be capped, saving $1.3 billion. Veterans Administration hospital care would be free only to those who passed a "means test." Savings: $579 million...
...budget would knock a million college students off aid rolls, cut Medicare and Medicaid health programs for the poor elderly and recycle many of the program eliminations sought unsuccessfully by the president last year...
...same time, the committee rejected many of the President's demands for spending cuts, opting instead for freezes. It took essentially that approach on farm-price supports, student loans, mass-transit subsidies, Medicare and Medicaid, among other programs. But the committee deadlocked on Social Security, schizophrenically voting down both a proposal to eliminate cost of living adjustments in benefits and a proposal to leave the COLAs alone...