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Critics and supporters alike of 1-2-3 said that the unusually high voter turnout that hurled Vice Mayor Alice K. Wolf to the top of the City Council preliminary vote count would probably ensure the referendum's failure...
...passed, 1-2-3 would allow some tenants in rent-controlled housing to buy their apartments, which is currently prohibited. Meyer and other referendum supporters contend that this change would allow thousands of low-income city residents to own their own homes...
Meyer said yesterday that he only been hopingto get about 40 percent of Tuesday's vote, andthat he never believed the referendum would gainthe approximately 16,000 votes it would need topass...
...what if these students were uninsured and became sick or injured? For some, the anwer would be Medicaid. Any full-time student under 21 years old with less than $2000 in assets and less than $483 in mothly income is eligible for Medicaid assistance. If the state has been woefully negligent in publicizing that fact, perhaps it's because Massachusetts is already several hundred million dollars delinquent on it's Medicaid obligations. Or perhaps it's because Medicaid dollars don't go to insurance companies...
Liberal city activists appeared jubilant yesterday, with many predicting the stringest pro-rent control majority since the system's inception in 1970. Others predicted that the city would begin to step back from its aggressive pro-development stance and put strict controls on new zoning...