An answer to the Medicare mess

Article Abstract:

Medicare costs the US $200 billion annually despite 1965 Congress estimates that it would only cost $12 billion a year by 1990. Until drastic reforms are adopted, the program is bound for financial ruin. Incentives for economy must be built into the system, such as greater choice and competition.

Finance, Medicare

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Witch hunt in Wenatchee

Article Abstract:

The town of Wenatchee, WA, attracted national attention in 1995 when Robert Roberson, a church pastor, was accused of child molestation and rape. Roberson was later on acquitted after it was proven that the charges were false.

Social aspects, Cases, Child abuse, Wenatchee, Washington, Roberson, Robert

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Principals of success

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the ways of improving education programs for non-white, poor children in inner-city areas are discussed. The activities of principals such as Nancy Ichinaga in helping children to achieve are described.

Education, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, School principals, Hispanic American children, Activity programs (Education), Education, Elementary, Elementary education

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