Letters to the Editor
Originally published April 2, 2005
Where's outcry over the lack of health care?
The Terri Schiavo case cut to the core of American hearts
Where’s outcry over the lack of health care?(Baltimore Sun )
Letters to the Editor
Health Biz: Advancing national healthcare
Health Biz: Advancing national healthcare
By Ellen Beck
United Press International
Washington, DC, Mar. 29 (UPI) -- National or universal health-coverage proposals go nowhere on Capitol Hill if
Health-insurance rates grab attention
By Bruce Pringle
Coast Press Reporter
UNHEALTHY PRICES?
The cost of health care leads to efforts to provide adequate, affordable insurance to more Delaware residents. Lloyd Mills, who
New York needs a single-payer health care system
Albany Times-Union
New York needs a single-payer health care system
By Paul Sorum
Baltimore City Council Endorses HR 676 Single Payer Healthcare
Eighth Day
Fourth Councilmanic Year- Session Of 1999-2004
Journal
City Council Of Baltimore
March 17, 2003
http://www.baltimorecitycouncil.com/Council_Journal/03-03-17_8th.pdf
In Support of Federal Legislation - (HR 676) The United States National Health Insurance
The Health Of Nations
By
Arnold S. Relman
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Canada a mix of U.S., European sensibilities
By Gwendolyn Owens
Special to the Sentinel
March 13, 2005
MONTREAL -- There was a joke making the rounds here a few years ago that went like this:
Question:
Universal Health Care System Has Local Support
Store Owner Pleads For It
By Gary E. Lindsley, Staff Writer
ST. JOHNSBURY -- His voice quivering, businessman Tom Hurst pleaded Monday for the creation of a
The voters lead (Vermont)
Rutland Herald
The voters lead
March 3, 2005
Vermont voters sent a clear message on Town Meeting Day that they are ready for the Legislature to take a
KY Rural Health Asso. President Endorses Single Payer Health Care
So, how many uninsured is too many?
By Greg Bausch, President, Kentucky Rural Health Association
From Rural Health Update, Fall 2004
"Ranks of the Uninsured Grow in 2003,"
Idaho State Journal, (lead editorial)
Our View: It's time to revisit national health care
Idaho, like virtually every other state, can't figure out how to cope with the black hole of