Revolution In The U.S. – Health Care: People & Lawmakers Poised To Buck The Establishment
On a recent Sunday morning CBS commentator Charles Kurault listed some depressing statistics comparing children’s health care and infant mortality […]
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Monthly Archives: September 1991
Metro Mobility Update: Governor – No Comment
Commissioner David Beaulieu of the Minnesota Department of Human Rights has charged that the Regional Transit Board (RTB) as a […]
Editor’s Column – September 1991
The Department of Human Rights of Minnesota has charged the Regional Transit Board (RTB) with discrimination in regards to the […]
Social Security Administration Forced To Review 452,000
Were you Zeblied? As a result of a settlement agreement made in the case of Sullivan v. Zebley, a new […]
Council’s Corner – September 1991
The Minnesota State Council on Disability cosponsored several Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) activities recently, which included the participation of […]
Don’t Be Denied. . .
In April of 1991, I entered the Handicapped Woman of Iowa Pageant and won. I’m sure thousands of people enter […]
Health Care Access Should Be A Basic Right
Historically, health care for the poor has been the responsibility of charitable institutions. At the turn of the century, free […]
UCP of MN Strengthens Involvement Of Persons With Disabilities In Decision Making
United Cerebral Palsy of Minnesota, Incorporated, recently took action to ensure participation of persons with cerebral palsy or other serious […]
Dave Durenburger – Reform Is A Necessity
Health care will continue to be my top legislative priority in 1991, driven by growing concerns nationally about both cost […]
Paul Ogren- A Call For Action
Members of the Legislature will have a choice next January. Will they override Arne Carlson’s veto of H.F.2, the Health […]
Martin Sabo – “All Americans Are Entitled to affordable Health Insurance”
Why are so many Americans worried that a single accident or illness could put them in the poorhouse? Today, the […]
Why I Vetoed the Health Care Bill: Excerpts from Governor Arne Carlson’s Letter to the People of Minnesota
June 3, 1991 To the People of Minnesota: On May 20, 1991, the Legislature passed House File 2 which promised […]
Health Care Crisis Demands A Solution
As the Star Tribune expressed so dramatically in a series of articles last Sunday, our health care system is in […]
Background of the State Alliance
Access to affordable health care is the emerging domestic issues of the 1990’s. Yet Washington remains where it’s been for […]
The Governors decide to wait. . .
Governor Arne Carlson’s office explains his role at the National Governors Association meeting in Seattle, Washington: During final debate over […]
