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  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Radio Address 5/22/1998
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the Third Millennium Evening at the White house 4/22/1998
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Reception 7/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the First in the World Constortion in Northbrook 1/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the National Geographic Society 10/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Democratic National Committee Luncheon in Denver 11/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Democratic National Committee Reception in Denver 11/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on Arrival and an Exchange with Reporters in Denver, Colorado 11/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the Community in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina 12/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the Troops in Tuzla, Bosnia-Herzegovina 12/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the National Governors Association Dinner 2/22/1998
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the Community in Grand Forks 4/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to High School Students in Clarksburg 5/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the Summit of the Eight Volunteers in Denver 6/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's News Conference in Denver 6/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the Community in Detroit 10/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Radio Address 11/22/1996
  • HRC Speeches 1/98-3/98: [2/22 Women in Political Activism Conference Video]
  • HRC Speeches 9/98-12/98: [9/22 Vislack for Governor, Talking Points]
  • HRC 1999 Speeches: [National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League Speech 1/22/99]
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the White House Conference on Empowerment Zones 2/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Radio Address 3/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Fundraising Dinner in Somerset, New Jersey 6/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to Ford Motor Company Employees in Edison 6/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Radio Address 7/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on Earth Day in Great Falls, Maryland 4/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Democratic Dinner in Stanford, Connecticut 5/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Cleveland, Ohio 6/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on Signing the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 5/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks in Monrovia, California 7/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the Community in Santa Ana, California 9/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Radio Address 9/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the Thanksgiving Turkey Presentation Ceremony 11/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Exchange with Reporters on Bosnia in Arlington, Virginia 12/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Interview with the Armed Forces Media 12/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the Business Council 2/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Radio Address 4/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the National Volunteer Action Award Ceremony 4/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks Welcoming President Leonid Kuchma of Ukraine 11/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Radio Address 12/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Interview With the New York and New Jersey Media 7/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Communications Technology Demonstration 7/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the American Legion Girls Nation 7/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Radio Address 7/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the National Democratic Institute Dinner 11/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's News Conference with president Fidel Ramos of the Philippines 11/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks Announcing Grants for Programs for the Homeless 12/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Radio Address 12/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks and an Exchange with Reporters on North Korea 6/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the Democratic National Committee Dinner 6/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Radio Address 7/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on the Technology Reinvestment Project 10/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on the Ames Espionage Case and an Exchange with Reporters 2/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the American Council on Education 2/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at Rhythm and Blues Concert 9/22/1994
  • White House Office of National Service-Inventory of Department Service-Related Initiatives-April 22, 1993 [binder] [1]
  • White House Office of National Service-Inventory of Department Service-Related Initiatives-April 22, 1993 [binder] [2]
  • WHCCAM Meeting Transcript, Volume II, 7am, February 22 2001 [2002] [1]
  • WHCCAM Meeting Transcript, Volume II, 7am, February 22 2001 [2002] [2]
  • WHCCAM Meeting Transcript, Volume II, 7am, February 22 2001 [2002] [3]
  • WHCCAM Meeting Transcript, Volume II, 7am, February 22 2001 [2002] [4]
  • WHCCAM Meeting Transcript, Volume II, 7am, February 22 2001 [2002] [5]
  • WHCCAM Meeting Transcript, Volume II, 7am, February 22 2001 [2002] [6]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group I, February 22-23, 2001 [1]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group I, February 22-23, 2001 [2]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group I, February 22-23, 2001 [3]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group II, February 22-23, 2001 [1]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group II, February 22-23, 2001 [2]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group II, February 22-23, 2001 [3]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group II, February 22-23, 2001 [4]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group III, February 22-23, 2001 [1]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group III, February 22-23, 2001 [2]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group IV, Part 1, February 22-23, 2001 [1]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group IV, Part 1, February 22-23, 2001 [2]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group IV, Part 1, February 22-23, 2001 [3]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group IV, Part 1, February 22-23, 2001 [4]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group IV, Part 2, February 22-23, 2001 [1]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group IV, Part 2, February 22-23, 2001 [2]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group IV, Part 2, February 22-23, 2001 [3]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book Discussion Group IV, Part 2, February 22-23, 2001 [4]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book, Public Comments, February 22-23, 2001 [1]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book, Public Comments, February 22-23, 2001 [2]
  • WHCCAM Briefing Book, Public Comments, February 22-23, 2001 [3]
  • HRC Foreign Speeches 1994-97: [3/22/97 Zambuko Micro-Credit Announcement]
  • [HRC Speeches 7/94-10/94]: [Health Care Rally, Portland, Oregon 7/22/94]
  • [HRC Speeches 7/94-10/94]: [Health Care Rally, Portland, Oregon 7/22/94 remarks]
  • HRC Speeches 1/94 - 6/94: [UAW [United Automobile Workers] National Legislative Conference 3/22/94]
  • [HRC Speeches October - December 1993]: [Georgia Baptist Medical Center 11/22/93]
  • [NARAL [National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League] Anniversary 1/22/99] [1]
  • [NARAL [National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League] Anniversary 1/22/99] [2]
  • [NARAL [National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League] 30th Anniversary Background 1/22/99] [1]
  • [NARAL [National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League] 30th Anniversary Background 1/22/99] [2]
  • [NARAL [National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League] 30th Anniversary Background 1/22/99] [3]
  • [NARAL [National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League] 30th Anniversary Background 1/22/99] [4]
  • [NARAL [National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League] 30th Anniversary Background 1/22/99] [5]
  • Technology for America’s Economic Growth, A New Direction to Build Economic Strength - February 22, 1993
  • PRD-1, U.S. Policy Regarding the Situation in the Former Yugoslavia, January 22, 1993 [1]
  • PRD-1, U.S. Policy Regarding the Situation in the Former Yugoslavia, January 22, 1993 [2]
  • PRD-1, U.S. Policy Regarding the Situation in the Former Yugoslavia, January 22, 1993 [3]
  • PRD-1, U.S. Policy Regarding the Situation in the Former Yugoslavia, January 22, 1993 [4]
  • PRD-1, U.S. Policy Regarding the Situation in the Former Yugoslavia, January 22, 1993 [5]
  • PRD-1, U.S. Policy Regarding the Situation in the Former Yugoslavia, January 22, 1993 [6]
  • PRD-1, U.S. Policy Regarding the Situation in the Former Yugoslavia, January 22, 1993 [7]
  • agency under a waiver 18 under section 1115 or 1915(b) and was 19 not subject to a requirement imder this 20 subsection to permit disenrollment without 21 cause. 22 "(iii) For purposes of this subparagraph, 23 24 25 September 14,1993 the term
  • ~'~y,! '~"" .~;: ,~', :.~::};'>',; "\ ", """, .\ ~', " :\ ,;', ,',' );;. .. \ '-. ," :..,. .: '
  • . 18 SEC. 1222. PREEMPTION OF STATE LAW RESTRICTIONS ON 19 20 NETWORK PLANS. (a) L I M I T A T I O N ON RESTRICTIONS ON NETWORK 21 PLANS.-Effective as of January 1, 1995— 22 (1) A State may not prohibit or limit a network 23 plan from including
  • 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 1 30 POTUS Mideast Trip 1 31 September S M T W T 1 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 F 2 9 16 23 30 S 3 10 17 24 Printed by Calendar Creator
  • Prime Minister Rabin Visits U.S. 9:30am Bipartisan Ldship 9:30am Dem Ldship s 7 14 21 28 Fbruary e M 1 8 15 22 T w T F s 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 26 27 •Kennedy CenterOpera/Ballet 25 12:00pm Lunch withAGJ 4:00pm Photo
  • , 14 50 421.­ 200.~ "1,337.­ t :loland Gunen,Ol ." ~ .': ' " Bn~lopelio. ' 63 8$ ,, 205 201 Ketal co1Ds'Sues ~Dv.lop •• 206' "o. " r.~. ;.lU~ "rance, . ",' -.20 , ' , ltetaloo1ns!helletherlande EDvelope' 'Bo. ' 56
  • beginning on the earliest 20 date the carrier, agent, association, or sub- 21 sidiary knew, or exercising reasonable dili- 22 gence could have known, that such a viola- 23 tion was occurring. 24 (C) WAIVER BY SECRETARY.—In the case 25
  • ) Federal and State appellate and trial 20 judges, and well-respected commentators, have ex- 21 pressed concern that multiple imposition of punitive 22 damages may violate constitutionally protected due 23 process rights; •8 672 IS 1 (5) multiple
  • 20 21 22 23 24 25 MONTe:REY PENINSULA COURT REPORTe:RS, INC., P.O. BOX 2681. MONTe:REY. CA 93940 ~,.-~ . 1 APPEARANCES (CONTINUED) 2 Robert Whiting Office of the Chief Information Officer Gary Barber Office of the Chief Financial Officer
  • ), (2), (5), (7) (other 17 than clauses (i) through (iv) of sub- 18 paragraph (C) and clauses (i) through 19 (v) of subparagraph (F)), (8), (9), 20 (10), (11), (13), (15), (18), and (19) 21 of section 3121(b) of the Internal 22 Revenue Code
  • 43 42 47 48 49 ^ 47 5 0 49 46 44 37 37 34 29 34 30 20 N o * 7 9 8 6 7 8 8 6 1 0 9 7 7 7 9 8 8 1 1 11 9 8 1 0 7 7 11 14 10 U 8 11 13 12 16 16 22 SENT BY:USA TODAY N W E S 2. F o everything you h v heard or read a o t the plan so far. d you rm ae
  • on the ratio of the outlays caused 19 by each program to the total outlays of ah programs 20 subject to reduction under paragraph (2)(A)) in the 21 upcoming fiscal year and the fohowing fiscal year, 22 but in no case shah the total amount of offsets
  • ) in . the matter preceding subpara­ 19 20 graph (A) of paragraph (5), by striking 21 "subparagraph (E), (F), or (G)" and in­ 22 serting "subparagraph (D), (E), or (F)"; 23 and. 24 (B) in subsection (c}­ 141018 SEN L-HHS APPROP- - ­ -- ----~ 8-1•.C
  • 7781 RUEHVL/AMEMBASSY VILNIUS 6833 RUEHRA/AMEMBASSY RIGA 6796 RUCNCIS/CIS COLLECTIVE RUEHTL/AMEMBASSY TALLINN 6690 RUEHXD/MOSCOW POLITICAL COLLECTIVE C O H r i D C N T I A f L SECTION 01 OF 03 MOSCOW 032207 E.O. 12958: DECL: 11/20/06 TAGS: PGOV, RS
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  • WRA Chronology . 1993 Friday,. June 18~-Clinton holds first ~elfare meeting with·heaas ofwotking ,group, Thursday, July 8--Task force h'olds first pre~s conference , " Saturday, November 20--Working group ~eets at Holiday Inn to consider first
  • is part of 17 a series of obligations issued to refund) an 18 obhgation issued before August 8, 1986, 19 which was not an industrial development 20 bond (as defined in section 103(b)(2) as in 21 effect on the day before the date of the en- 22
  • Massachusells Hawaii W. Virginia Vermont Maryland Oregon Illinois 5 20 11 4 17 21 9 12 29 16 51 49 52 58 53 49 50 53 51 46 35 38 38 41 48 39 35 38 48 37 16 11 14 14 5 10 15 15 3 9 5 13 8 8 22 15 6 6 27 17 56.3 51.1 52.6 52.3 52.1 51.3 52.4 57.9 52.8 51.9
  • a health plan that is 20 certified as a qualified health plan under section 21 1402 of the Health Equity and Access Reform 22 Today Act of 1993.". •8 1770 PCS 483 1 PART II—LIMITATION ON CERTAIN FEDERAL 2 MEDICAID PAYMENTS. 3 SEC. 6011. CAP
  • Mitchell Senate 1994 (Mitchell I) [8]
  • "(8) Eighth, aUowed unsecured claims— "(A) based upon any commitment by the 20 debtor to the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor- 21 poration, the Resolution Trust Corporation, the 22 Director of the Office of Thrift Supervision, the 23 Comptroller
  • " 7 8 9 "Si 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 SEC. 101. EMPLOYMENT-BASED H E A L T H INSURANCE COV- 19 7 ERAGE. 20 8 The Social Security Act is amended by adding at the 9 end the following new title: 21 22 23 24 25 1 "TITLE XXI—ACCESS TO PRIVATE
  • to be 17 apphed to the payment of such fees or pay- 18 ments (or payments of cost sharing 19 amounts owed in the case of covered bene- 20 21 fits), which discounts are apphed on the basis of the patient's abihty to pay; and 22 (ii) make every
  • population with 17 heal~h 18 national averttO'e' 19 care coverng(-! that. i~ not ]cs~ than the ~, (D) a quality f~ontrol mechanism and data 20 syst.em that are 21 quirements of titl(· V; and 22 (E}heu,lth c,tre 23 24 25 c(lmparahlt~ eo~t
  • . . 30 8) Friedrich Wilhelm IV date, "Fc'.l" Y2'f:ei'bliche J:'ei It ·11 i:n ~G.C SCiel1.C o£ a~rtsH, of' 1840~ D82.th , 1 piece ,. ';j) Wilhelm 1., of 1888,Konigsberg 7,1 4) Fried:cich 'Nilhelm ~eim~ " II 31 22 6,3 41 139,2 41,0 42 30 31
  • , 20 that such failure existed. 21 "(2) TAX NOT TO APPLY WHERE FAILURES 22 CORRECTED WITHIN 30 DAYS.—No tax shall be im- 23 posed by subsection (a) with respect to any failure 24 if— •HR 2121 IH '3 1 2 "(A) such failure was due
  • . ENHANCEMENT OF PENALTIES FOR'FAll.JNG': , 19 c 20 TO DEPART,' OR REENTERING, A;FTER FINAL 2.1 ORDEROF DEPORTATION. " 22 .(~) FAILURE To DEPART.-' ,Section 242(e) of the Im­ , , ' '23 migration and NatiopalityAct 24 amended-,, , ' (8" U.KC. 1252
  • lev< 20 els and service needs* labor market information, and 21 job search assistance; 22 (6) to begin to integrate the current employ- 23 ment and training system in the United States by 24 replicating and expanding the innovative efforts
  • and their 17 families is needed. 18 (b) PuRPosE.-It is the purpose of this Act to­ 19 (1) facilitate the conduct of research and the 20 collection and compiling of accurate statistical data 21 on traumatic brain injury; 22 (2) raise public awareness
  • on or after July 16 1, 1995. 17 PART 5—MISCELLANEOUS 18 SEC. 4621. MEDICAID COVERAGE OF ALL CERTIFIED NURSE 19 PRACTITIONER AND CLINICAL NURSE SPE- 20 CIALIST SERVICES. 21 (a) IN GENERAL—Paragraph (21) of section 22 1905(a) (42 U.S.C. 1396d
  • , or the right of access to such documents under 19 any other provision of law. 20 "(g) DEFINITION.-ln this section: 21 "(1) DOCUMENTS.-The term 'documents' in- 22 eludes originals and drafts of any kind of written or 23 graphic matter,· regardless
  • ; or 20 "(B) one or more family members or reI-· 21 atives designated by the court in case the victim 22 is deceased or incapacitated; 23 if such person or persons are present at the sentenc­ 24 ing hearing, regardless of whether the victim is 25
  • Cabinet Meeting 29 President Menem lunch s 2 9 16 23 30 SENSITIVE M 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 31 Cpending) T W T F S 1 8 15 22 29 30 Leadenhip Meeting •CEO Lunch S M T W 4 5 6 7 11 12 13 14 18 19 20 21 25 26 27
  • -5 -12 -20 -30 -43 -38 -111 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 -3 -8 -2 -6 18 -4 -11 -3 -12 19 -5 -12 -3 -20 21 -5 -13 -3 -29 22 -5 -15 -4 -41 51 -12 -31 -8 -37 93 -22 -59 -14 -108 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1 -0 -2 3 -2 -0 -4 3 -2 -0 -5 3 -2 -0 -6 4
  • 42 41 42 43 5 8 10 3 6 4 1 6 5 -1 22 19 15 27 20 26 29 20 22 32 55.9 48.2 49.3 49.2 50.0 50.2 49.9 50.1 48.9 51.3 3 25 14 13 4 4 37.1% 39.0% 42.7% 43.5% 38.9% 40.7% 40.9% 43.4% 42.9% 37.6% 34.7% 40.6% 44.2% -3.6% 40.9% 36.8% 36.5% 39.9% 24.7
[S. 1579] (Item)
  • for such 18 a market in health care, there is a need to pro- 19 vide proper incentives to providers and pur- 20 chasers in the market for health care. 21 (C) Only through such a reform will the 22 country achieve the dual goals of maintaining 23
  • of the official poverty level ap- 17 phcable to a family of the size involved. 18 .(b) COST SHARING REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN 19 WORKING INDIVIDUALS.— 20 (1) No COST SHARING FOR POOREST.—The 21 22 gible individuals with disabihties described in para- 23
  • . DISCLOSURES FOR TREATMENT AND FINANCIAL 20 AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS. 21 (a) HEALTH CARE TREATMENT.—A health care pro- 22 vider, health plan, employer, or person who receives pro23 tected health information under section 5213, may dis24 close
  • ). 14 "(V) Section 7E (relating to dis- 15 continuance and replacement of poli- 16 cies). 17 18 "(VI) Section 8 (relating to unintentional lapse). 19 "(VII) Section 9 (relating to dis- 20 closure), other than section 9F there- 21 of. 22 23
  • percent. • 18 .(3) LIMITATION TO 8 PERCENT FOR ALL FAMl- 19 LIES.­ , 20 (A) IN GENERAL.-.In' no case shall the 21 family obligation amount under this subsection 22 for the year exceed 8 percent of the adjusted in­ 23 come of the family. 24 25
  • 18 MA..""·UFACTURERS.-Each existing manufacturer shall 19 have th~ following performance obje
  • the family ability those have us to have works of art been collectively 21 • have for could 20 testimonials to the Holocaust to me serves an enormous I 22 public gOC]d. I to entire as i I I (202) 234-4433 NEAL R. GROSS
  • or payments 20 with respect to covered outpatient drugs, will— 21 "(i) receive information transmitted under 22 the electronic system established under section 23 1834(d)(8)(B), and 24 "(ii) respond to requests by pharmacies 25 (and individuals
  • of such amounts shall be 18 made available for such reduction in each sub- 19 sequent fiscal year. 20 21 (e) BUDGETARY TREATMENT AND.DEFINITION.- ( 1) TREATMENT.-·Amounts made available 22 under paragraphs (8) and (10) of subsection (d) 23 shall
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  • bears the same ratio to-' 19 , "(A) the amount specified under para­ 20 , i!",i ~1 graph (3), reduced by ': "(:8)' the total amount allotted; to those ju~ 22 risdictions for that fiscal year under paragraph, 23 ( 1), 24 'as the allotment
  • about the (17) condition of children either do not get (18) covered or get covered in an episodic way or (19) do not get the kind of sustained attention that (20) many of us believe they deserve. . (21) So, I commend the Casey (22) Foundation
  • Justice or Department of Labor; and , 17 (8)(A) collect from States and local govern­ 18 ments information on the development and imple­ 19 mentation of correctional job training or placement i I 20 21 22 • July 24.1994 programs; arid
  • , 19 (5) Section 1634 (42 U.S.C. 1383e) is amended 20 by strilring subsection (e), 21 (6) Section 201(c)(1) of tbe Social Security 22 Independence and Program Improvements Act of 23 1994 (42 U,S.C. 425 note) is amended­ 24 25 (Al by striking
  • with guidelines of 20 the Secretary, to the extent necessary to permit 21 a State to narrow the variations in premiums 22 among insured health benefit plans offered by 23 health plan sponsors to similarly situated 24 groups or individuals within a sector
  • resentative from each area the Indian Health 19 Senice with an urban Indian (as defined in sec- 20 tion 4(f) of the Indian Health Care Improve- 21 ment Act (25 U.S.C. 1603(f)) program to be 22 appointed by the Secretan-; and 23 (C) such other
  • or sub- 19 specialty and includes formal postgraduate training 20 programs in geriatric medicine approved by the 21 Health Care Standards Commission. 22 (4) The term "primary care resident" means a 23 resident enrolled in a medical residency
  • , State, and local 20 agencies administering certain programs under the Social 21 Security Act, the Food Stamp Act of 1977, or title 38, 22 United States Code, or certain housing assistance pro23 grams) is amended— •8 1770 PCS 224 1 (1) by striking
  • , 19 ties that bind together. 20 effort oyer the past couple weeks has been to liste 21 to people within the Department and those who we 22 serve in order to be. able to do that better. learn together, and in it he work together, forg~ ne
  • in such manner as the Sec- 19 retary may require; and 20 (E) the application is in such form, is 21 made in such manner, and contains such agree- 22 ments, assurances, and information as the Sec- 23 retary determines to be necessary to carry out 24
  • FLOTUS Statements and Speeches 4/26/94 - 10/21/94 [Binder]: [7/22/94 Kitzhaber Dinner Fundraiser]
  • Records· First Lady's Office First Lady's Press Office (Lissa Muscatine) OAIBox Number: 20 I 07 I FOLDER TITLE: FLOTUS Statements & Speeches 4/26/94 - 10/21/94 [Binder] : [7/22/94 Kitzhaber Dinner Fundraiser] 2011-0415-S ms453 I RESTRICTION CODES
  • /20/1998 – 02/20/1998] Box 24 [02/20/1998 – 03/13/1998] [03/13/1998 – 04/14/1998] [04/14/1998 – 04/28/1998] 2006-0197-F segment 2 Clinton Library’s web site is http://www.clintonlibrary.gov 8 [05/04/1998 – 05/12/1998] [05/12/1998 – 05/15/1998
  • standards and which will be used . , l2 to improve student achievement 13 education refonn program; 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 AvguSl 7.. 1995 (3:22 pm) as part of an overall (7) programs to combat illiteracy, including family literacy; (8
  • CARE SERVICES.— 20 (1; IN OENE^VL.—Section 1834(g) (42 U.S.C. 21 1395m(g)), as amended by subsection (c)(2)(B), is 22 amended by striking paragraph (2). 23 24 25 August 26. 1994 (2) CONFORMING AMENDMENTS.—Section 1834(g)(1) (42 U.S
  • Offen, Laura [8]
  • " " '" .\ ~(!~~,.i~NAR!l, ' . .. ',,, .,' ~ " P'6. A :,:RG" . Entl)' l:::t'h~c.e "File :j::.nV~fy "' rorrn.5 Lj' cJl ' Box 'C011edt~on I j 0 'INVENTORY FORM· !Wi . '. .de]lommerv8ul t INV:ENTORY BY_....,........~~ TAG 'NO :]' ,::,,' 49;~1
  • and facilities where appro- 18 priate; 19 (2) advice on obtaining the proper balance of 20 primary and secondary facilities for the local popu- 21 Iation; 22 23 24 25 (3) assistance in coordinating arrangements for tertiary care; (4) assistance
  • TO HEALTH PLANS. 17 Except as otherwise specifically provided, in this Act 18 the following definitions and rules apply.19 (1) HEALTH P L A N . - - 20. (A) I N GENERAL.—The term "health plan" 21 means any plan or arrangement which provides, or 22
  • . I~' ~, 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Ii UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE CIVIL RIGHTS LISTENING FORUM 12 13 SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1997 14 FORT BROWN HOTEL 15 BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
  • Lumber Company 8 10 Pacific Lumber's Investments 9 11 Pacific Lumber's Property 11 Zoning for Timber Production 18 Forest Management Rules 20 12 13 14 15 16 GOVERNMENT'S DESIRE TO OBTAIN REDWOOD LANDS 22 Historical Acquisitions
  • . For example, we know we need to work on the academic health centers' issues with them. We should get OPL to set up a series of briefings which we staff with approriate briefers. s February M T W T F 1 6 7 8 13 14 15 20 21 22 27 28 2 3 9 10 16 17 23 24 4
  • tiple employer health plan. 18 (7) HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN.—The term 19 "health insurance plan" has the meaning given such 20 term in section 1107(4). 21 (8) INSURED MULTIPLE EMPLOYER HEALTH 22 PLAN.—The term "insured multiple employer health
  • in section BENEFITS, EVALUATIONS, AND DATA STAND- 5 ARDS BOARD.—The 6 and Data Standards Board" refers to the Board es- 7 tablished under section 1303. 8 9 10 CLOSED 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 OPEN PLANS.—The terms "closed" and "open
  • /20/1994 – 07/22/1994] [07/23/1994 – 10/14/1994] [10/31/1994 – 04/28/1995] [06/02/1995 – 10/04/1995] [10/18/1995 – 11/07/1995] [11/08/1995 – 12/30/1995] [01/03/1996 – 02/08/1996] [02/12/1996 – 02/28/1996] Box 2 [02/29/1996 – 04/16/1996] [04/17/1996
  • coopera- 18 tive from information provided by the plans under 19 section 1125; 20 (7) have the capability of accepting data from 21 certified standard health plans as required under 22 subtitle B of title V; 23 (8) comply
  • Senate candidate. 19 "(2) GENERAL term ELECTION EXPENDITURE 20 LliVIIT.-The 'general election expenditure 21 limit', with respect to an eligible Senate candidate, 22 means the limit applicable to the eligible Senate can- 23 didate under
  • BY _ _ _ _ _ SHIP NO ~_----:.1_,_ _ _ _ CLASSIFICATIOI Gold Bullion INVENTORY BY Keller TAG NO FORM TO 29402 SECURITY 0 F.I .Green~ . _ CONTAINER .;;;.N~O..;;.C_-~1.;::;..5::..24..:-_UNIT CONTROL _-.-;..1l.:::;,.;··;O:;:..::8:;:.. RECORDED
  • ; and 19 " ( I I ) will accept only amounts of con- 20 tributions for the primary election, any 21 runoff election, and the general election 22 that do not exceed the primary election ex- 23 penditure limit, runoff election expenditure 24 limit
  • the meaning given such 20 term in section 1107(4). 21 (8) INSURED MULTIPLE EMPLOYER HEALTH 22 PLAN.—The term "insured multiple employer health 23 plan" has the meaning given such term in section 24 701(11) of Employee Retirement Income Security 25
  • unable to pay therefore, consistent with 18 other provisions of tliis Act. 19 (b) ENFORCEMENT.—The Director of the Office of 20 Civil Rights of the Department of Health, and Human 21 Services shall be given the power to enforce the public 22 service
  • Employees 9 , \ " BI,ue ,Cross/Blue ~hield :Standard Op­ 19 ,tion ',un~elC the Federal'Erhployees , / , 20 ":' 'Health ',Benefits . ,.; , ,".J Program", during . , " , 21 1994,,:adjust~d for cost differences 22 after 1994
  • ' any amount wliich is 17 required to be included in gross income under section 18 106(b)." 19 20 21 22 (c) EFFECTIVE DATES.— (1) I N GENERAL.—The amendments made by this section shaU take effect on January 1, 1996. (2) BENEFITS PROVIDED PURSUANT
  • may not 19 be imposed unless the other person voluntarily 20 agrees to such standard or a waiver is obtained 21 under this subsection. 8 22 SEC. 5162. EFFECT ON STATE LAW. 23 (a) IN GENERAL.—A provision, requirement, or 24 standard under
  • health insurance pohcy, 18 "(h) the payments or premiums re- 19 ferred to in subparagraph (B)(i) shah be 20 treated as premiums received for a taxable 21 health insurance pohcy, and 22 "(hi) the person referred to in sub- 23 paragraph (B)(i
  • France, 14 W. 48th Street, New York ::D, New York. 8. . Datlber Be Pine Book Shops, Inc., 66 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York. 9~ Du.schnes, Philip C., 66 E. 56th Street, New York 22, New York. 10. Efron, George, 41 W. 83t-d Street, New York 24
  • (if any) of­ "(A) the premiums received under the plan during the coverage period, over 20 "(B) the sum of the amounts determined 21 under paragraph (2) with respect to each class 22 of enrollment. 23 "(2) EXCESS PREMIUM BASELINE.­ 24
  • of Veterans 18 Affairs under such section. 19 "(2) CONSTRUCTION.—Nothing in this sub- 20 section shall be construed as requiring a State to 21 participate in the MediGrant master rebate agree- 22 ment under section 2175. 23 "(3) EFFECT
  • only amounts of con- 20 tributions for the primary election, any 21 runoff election, and the general election 22 that do not exceed the primary election ex- 23 penditure limit, runoff election e}..1lenciiture 24 limit, 25 limit (reduced
  • ), (8), (9), and (12, and (ii) by redesignating paru",araphs (3), 18 (7), (10), (11), (13), and (14) as Pru'a­ 19 graphs (I), (2), (3), (4), (5), and (6), re­ 20 specth·ely, and 21 (H) by ,,,designating sections 65SE, 65SF, 22 658G, G5SH
  • , as-added" . . ~ . ' . ' / to the availability 6 o(appropriations on and 3fter O~tober i, 20,~3. .5 ,by subsection, (a), shall not be subject Subtitle' D~scellaneous : :Provisions, " ··7 ) 8 9 SEC. 20401. PRISONER'S ,PLACE OF IMPRISONMENT
  • that such 19 carrier and plan are in comphance with such stand- 20 ards. 21 "(b) STATE APPROVED PROGRAMS.— 22 "(1) I N GENERAL.—If the Secretaiy determines 23 that a State has in effect an effective regulatory pro- 24 gram for the apphcation
  • % Chapman 1 (D) 20% UHca Elmira TX 32 3% Krueger D Dallas-Ft Worth 29 1,763,400 Sarpalius 13 (D) Houston FL 25 12% 24 1,452,000 8% C.Edwards 11 D 9% Armey 26 R 100% Brooks 9 D Green 29 D 104% M.Andews 25 (D) DeLay 22 R 100% Wislon 2 D 33
  • CONTRIBUTIONS.— 17 Section 301(8) of the Federal Election Cam18 paign Act of 1971 (2 U.S.C. 431(8)) is amended 19 by inserting at the end thereof the following: 20 "(C) The exclusion provided in 21 clause (viii) of subparagraph (B) shall 22 not apply
  • RES.ULTS: Displayi?g 96 of 533 records ~ ( Brief Record" Previous )( ~ubjects/Content )( Next I\iI> Full Record l( MARC Tags) Gold: a world economic problem, by the Hon. R. H. Brand. The removal ot.. I LC Control Number: 37031~22 Type
  • state. 19 20 "SEC. 2102. ENROLLMENT AND MEDIPLAN CARDS. "(a) ENROLLMENT.—The Secretary shall provide a 21 mechanism for the enrollment of individuals entitled to 22 benefits under this title and, in conjunction with such en23 rollment, the issuance
  • ) of seclioll (: 17 "(.!) 18 ':(B) sectioll 8(0), except tlUlI the illcome of 19 a /touseoold may be determ ,ned under a State 20 program funded "nder part A of litle fl' of tlu 21 Social Security
  • plan, the large 19 employer sponsor. 20 (8) HEALTH PROFESSIONAL.—The term 21 "health professional" means an individual who is le- 22 gaily authorized to provide senices in the State in 23 . which such senices are provided. 24 (9) LEGALLY
  • as described in section 403. 18 child otherwise eligible for assistance under this part is 19 ~esidin9 20 State plan may require the relative to execute such a plan 21 as a condition of the family receiving such assistance. , 22 If a with a needy
  • , including 17 a nursing home fixed indemnity policy (un- 18 less the Secretarv determines that such a 19 policy provides sufficiently comprehensive 20 coverage of a benefit so that it should be 21 treated as a health plan). 22 23 (viii
  • . may belong to or where from~ 17 So Bob Miller first. 18 (No response.) 19 MR. 20 21 22 JOHNSON: Okay. after George, Elmer White. MR. HOBBS: members of the panel. George Hobbs? Go ahead, And George. Good evening, Mr. Secretary, My name
  • General, $10,000,000, to remain available until ex­ 20 pended, to reimburse any Department of Justice organiza­ 21 tion for: (1) the costs incurred in reestablishing the oper­ 22 ational capability of an office or facility which has been 23 damaged
  • organization regulated under State 18 law for solvency. 19 20 21 22 (7) NAIC—The term "NAIC" means the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. (8) SECRETARY.—The term "Secretaiy" means the Secretary of Health and Human Services. 23 (9) S M A L L
  • be helptul to have each task furue share the M-TAG Charter with their group members. Task forces w i l l operate using the Process Guide 11 trass Sam Mitchell presented (provided also with your June 8 package of materials). Sam and I want uo emphasize again t
  • crimes increased by 1.3 percent, but the 19 number of persons who are less than 15 years 20 of age arrested for violent crimes increased by 21 9.2 percent,· and the number of persons less 22 than 18 years of age arrested for such crimes 23
  • ) automobile medical-payment insurance. "(b) INSURER AND H E A L T H MAINTENANCE ORGANI- 20 ZATION.—As used in this title: 21 "(1) INSURER.—The term 'insurer' means any 22 person that offers a health insurance plan to a small 23 employer. 24 25 "(2) H
  • of 19 a research project that involves data with respect to 20 human subjects. 21 means a person, .or an :officer, employee (8) INDIVIDUALLY IDENTIFIABLE HEALTH IN- 22 23 health information" means any information, includ­ 24 March
  • -income individual 19 (as defined in section 2009(a)(2)) who is enrolled in 20 an AHP, the premium assistance under this section 21 consists of— 22 (A) an adjustment in premiums charged 23 the individual under the plan, in accordance 24
  • with the appli- 18 cable access provisions of section 5227; or 19 (3) an administrative subpoena or a judicial 20 subpoena or warrant, and the disclosure othenvise 21 meets the conditions of section 5216, 5217, 5221, or 22 5222. 23 (b) RESTRICTIONS
  • in billing statements to reflect such 22 family's remaining premium obligations (if any). 23 24 25 (h) RECONCILIATION.— (1) NOTICE OF VOUCHER AMOUNT BY SEC- RETARY.—In the case of a qualified family that has •8 1770 PCS 20 1 received a voucher under
  • of such 18 determination until the authority determines that 19 such carrier and plan are in compliance with such 20 standards. 21 (3) SPECIAL RULE FOR CARRIERS OFFERING 22 PLANS 23 TICAL AREAS.—In the case of a carrier offering an 24 insured
  • meanings as such terms have for purposes of 18 chapter 21 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. 19 20 "(2) MODIFICATIONS OF RULES.—In applying paragraph (1)— 21 "(A) the exceptions specified in paragraphs 22 (5), (6), (7), and (8) of section 3121
  • AD~UNISTRATIVE ALLOWANCE FOR PUR· POSES OF PA)'}.1:ENT LIMIT.­ 16 "(A) IN GENERAL.-Except as provided in 17 subparagraph (B), the admJistrative allowance 18 under paragraph (4) is- 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 October 21, 1993 (8:05 p,m,) other
  • .—For pur- 19 poses of clause (i), the term 'excess pre- 20 miums' means, with respect to any month 21 during the taxable year, the excess (if any) 22 of— 23 "(I) the certified health insur- 24 ance costs of the taxpayer for such O:\FRA
  • decorated With 1 t9paz and semi-pearls Weight about 9,6 grams - over ­ I, RG 2..(0 Entry hmf1c-C!!-­ File £.t/f!14. 70') Fbr/rlS Box L.j/3 ~·2- Lot Nos. '1) 1 8) '. 1· 9) ~~~ 12} 13) 14) 15) 16) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 17) 18) 1 2 1 19) 1 20) 1 2
  • . For illustrative purposes, the contribudon is shown as equivalent to the benchmark HMOs. 8 (SB GTE Service Corporation 40 Sylvan Road Waltham, MA 02254 (617) 466-2396 FAX (617) 466-2856 April 22, 1993 Margie Ross Health Care Task Force Room 207 Old Executive
Human Genome (Item)
  • , with some off more than 20 percent. The drop was not confined to the biotechnology sector. After briefly passing 5,000 in morning trading, the Nasdaq composite index, which is heavily weighted in technology stocks, fell steadily. ,The, index closed
  • the ehgibhity of individuals with disabh- 19 ities based on— 20 (i) income, 21 (ii) age, 22 (hi) geography, 23 (iv) nature or category of disabihty, 24 (v) residential, setting (other than an 25 institutional setting), or i September 16,1994 57
  • '_ . ard" it~,_ House· work hard to enhance it. I value that relationship and will I 19 I.have been a practicing lawyer for nearly a 20 quarter of a century. 21 been involved in hundreds of negltiations on 22 issues ranging from aerospace
  • BY. . Garmir i an TAG NO __~_1l-_1_5_1_9_3 ___ FORM NO ___4.:....:2::...;8:::..:5::::-._ __ _ . ., INVENTORY PY_ _~_ _ SHIP~NO_.--.::l=6~·_ _ _ _ CLASSIFICATION J8WSl.ry SECURITY Thies 0 Lts. BUtt ;.)~r'l"'...,.~~-• CONTAINER NO C-558 RECORDED._H_e_n
  • ; for pro­ , 17. grams 'that involve­ , 18 "(-1) continuing judici8:1 supervision over offend- ' ers with substance abuse problems who ,a~enot vio.. 19 , 20 21 22 . .23 . 24 ,/ .:" lent offenders; and . "(2) the integrated administra~i~n of other
  • 18 (C) and clauses (i) through (v) of subpara- 19 graph (F)), (8), (9), (10), (11), (13), (15), 20 (18), and (19) of section 3121(b) of the 21 Internal Revenue Code of 1986 shall not 22 apply. 23 (ii) EXCLUSION OF INMATES AS EM- 24
  • 18 payment obhgation under section 6121 shah be deemed 19 satisfied if the employer pays to tlie multiemployer plan 20 at least tlie premium payment amount specified in section 21 6121(b) and the plan has assumed legal obhgations of 22
  • has not initiated a chahenge in accordance 20 with section 5228; or 21 (2) disclosure is ordered by a court after chal- 22 lenge under section 5228. 23 (d) APPLICATION FOR D E L A Y . — 24 25 (1) IN GENERAL.—A government authority may
  • 20109] FLOTUS Remarks and Speeches 5/99 - 10/12/99 [Binder]: [Medal of Freedom - White House 8/11/1999] [OA/ID 20109] FLOTUS Remarks and Speeches 5/99 - 10/12/99 [Binder]: [IrishAmerican Dinner - Nantucket, Massachusetts 8/20/1999] [OA/ID 20109] FLOTUS
  • (continued) [04/01/1993 – 04/07/1993] [04/08/1993 – 04/15/1993] [04/16/1993 – 04/21/1993] [04/22/1993 – 04/30/1993] [05/01/1993 – 05/11/1993] [05/12/1993 – 05/19/1993] Box 2 [05/20/1993 – 05/26/1993] [05/27/1993 – 05/31/1993] [06/01/1993 – 06/15/1993] [06/16
  • /47 x $500.00 = $500.00 8 1358 12/29/47 x $10.00 8 1.358 12/29/47 . x $100.00 8 1366 12/29/47 x $150.00 Sum: Antiques/Collectibles by lot = = 9/24/47. 2 x $1.00 8 1167 12/1/47 20 x $J.OO 8 1326 12/24/47 4 x $3.00 8
  • as provided in 19 subparagraphs (B) and (C), each member shall 20 be appointed for a term of 5 years. 21 (B) TERMS OF I N I T I A L APPOINTEES.—As 22 designated by the President at the time of ap- 23 pointment, of the members first appomted— 24 25
  • .-'The final exceeds such Income. threshold 17 marginal rate is 12 percent. 18 (3) LIMITATION TO 8 PERCENT FOR ALL FAMI­ 19 LIES.­ 20 (A) IN GENERAL.-In no case shall the .. 21 family obligation amount under this subsection 22 for the year
  • Takings (95) [8]
  • 4231 ENRD 1 2 3 104th CONGRESS 4 51st Session 6 7 S. xx 8 9 ~TI'l'LEt:t 10 1~ ~Rulet:t 12 13 IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES 14 15 ~DATE~ 16 17 ~SPONSOR~ Mr. Bumpers 18jeLi 19 20 j.Li 21 22 23 24 25 XXXXXXXXX)~ introduced the fo~lowin9
  • plan, the large 19 employer sponsor. 20 (8) HEALTH PROFESSIONAL.—The term 21 "health professional" means an individual who is le- 22 gaily authorized to provide senices in the State in 23 wliich such senices are provided. 24 25 (9
  • PLAN.—The term 19 "health insm-ance plan" has the meaning given such 20 term in section 1107(4). 21 (8) INSURED MULTIPLE EMPLOYER HEALTH 22 PLAN.—The term "insured multiple employer health 23 plan" has the meaning given such term in section
  • FLOTUS Statements and Speeches 5/1/96 - 1/22/97 [Binder]: [Arrival in Estonia 7/8/1996]
  • PHOTOCOPY PRESERVATION FIRST ~Y HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON STATEMENT UPON ARRIVAL IN ESTONIA TALLIN, EST.ONIA JULY 8, 1996 ..I This is my firstvi~it to Estoni~, and I am grate the 1 rtunity to be in a 80unt ·that has left behind a terrible y
  • quality, and i'elated fle1ds of health serv­ 19 ices research. Such members shall (:nnstitute at least . . 20 one-third of the Council's membership, 21 ~ (2) Individuals' representing consumers of' 22 health care' services. Such memberR shall
  • in the percentage of households with firearms 21 and the number of homicides with guns; 22 (7) according to the Centers for Disease Con- 23 trol, the estimated lifetime costs forfirearminjuries 24 that occurred in 1985 will be $14,400,000,000; j4-20-93 0
  • Texas , California New Jersey South Carolina Wyoming New York Nevada North Carolina Tribes/territories Red Cliff Band of ~e Superior Chippewas (WI) 8/22/96 . 8/27196 . 9119/96 9/20/96 9/20/96 9123196 9/27/96 9/27/96 9/30/96 9/30196 9/30/96
  • ) : " 002a. schedule 002b. memo Rasco Staff, Thursday'June 27, 1996 (partial) (1 page) , from WAVES to Pizzuto re Confirmation: Appt . Request for Rasco, , ' 06/2611996 P6/b(6), b(7)(C) , Carol,(06/27/96@8:30am) (partial) (l,page) '002c: memo from
  • Ed §§ 86:277, 295. . § 1631k. Taxes I Ed 22 § 1641............ RELATIONS LIBRARY REFERENCES Texts and Treatises 20 Fed Proc, L Ed § 48:884. SUBCHAPTER. III-CLAIMS AGAINST BULGARIA. HUNGARY, RUMANIA, ITALY, AND THE SOVIET UNION
  • . 17 (g) D U T I E S OF PURCHASING COOPERATIVES.—Each 18 purchasing cooperative shall— 19 20 21 22 (1) enter into agreements with certified standard health plans; (2) enter into agreements with community-rated employers under section 2312; 23 24
  • MUIRE FOR CONGRESSMAN HERGER 18 CRAIG MAHAFFEY 70 19 JOE SEDILLO 75 20 MICHAEL BRIONEZ 82 21 TRINIDAD JUAREZ 85 22 RUDY AGUAS 90 23 MARY MARRS 94 24 LESA DONNELLY 98 25 SURAJ AHUJA 104 > 64 2 JEANETTE D. MARBLE CSR 211186
  • outpatient 17 drugs)" after "functions". 18 (e) CONFORMING AMENDMENTS.­ 19 20 21 22 (l)(A) Section 1833(aHl) (42 U.S.C. 1395l(a)(1)) is amended­ (i) by striking "and" at the end of clause (0), and 23 (ii) by inserting before the semicolon
  • Deposit Insurance Corporation from 19 which funds may be withdrawn by check or 20 similar means of payment to third parties; 21 "(v) will furnish campaign records, evi- 22 dence of contributions, and other appropriate 23 information
  • the costs associated with the senices pro- 16 \ided; and 17 (iii) interest income earned on funds 18 19 20 21 received under this title. (8) NOTIFICATION AND CONSULTATION R E - QUIREMENTS.— (A) REQUIREMENTS OF T H E SEC- 22 RETARY
  • apply to taxable years beginning after 17 December 31, 1991. 18 SEC. 102. GRANTS TO STATES FOR SMALL EMPLOYER 19 HEALTH 20 GRAMS. 21 INSURANCE PURCHASING PRO- (a) I N GENERAL.—The Secretary of Health and 22 Human Services (hereafter
  • vention of crime in the community; and 20 (4) encourage the development of new tech­ 21 22 and local law enforcement agencies in reorienting 23 the emphasis .of their activities from reacting to 24 • nologies to assist State, Indian tribal
  • . military established control oler assets. .. , .. ' .," 1 Alpha list of caches: Reichsbank branches: Aue: S/6-6/22 89th Div·., G-S report FED Items originally in Saalfeld transferred to Zwickau and then transferred to Aue 41 sakes of gold bars Berlin
  • . 19 "(4) GENERAL 20 LIMIT.-The 21 limit', with respect to an eligible Senate candidate, 22 means the limit applicable to the eligible Senate can- 23 didate under section 503(b). term ELECTION EXPENDITURE 'general election expenditure 0
  • "(g) QUALIFIED LONG-TERM CARE SERVICES.—For 19 purposes of this section— 20 21 term care services' means necessary diagnostic, cur- 22 ing, mitigating, treating, preventive, therapeutic, and 23 rehabihtative services, and maintenance and per- 24
  • RA [Radio Address] Social Security 10/22/99 [2]
  • : Speechwriting ·Series/Staff Member: Terry Edmonds Subseries: OA/ID Number: 17509 FolderiD: · Folder Title: RA [Radio Address]Social Security.l0/22/99 [2] Stack: ' s Row: Section: Shelf: Position: 0 0 0 0 Social Security Trust Fund wjll
  • 4% 18% 66 27% 2 3% 33 14% 29% 54 22% 27% UEST 195 20% 206 100% 21% 64 31% 18% 82 40% 23% 60 29% 20% 44 21% 15% 132 64% 2 3% 16 8% 23% 28 14% 19% 54 26% 16% 70 34% 25% 34 16% 22% 20 10% 2 3% 52 25% 22% 13 6% 26% 53 26% 19% 18 9
  • [04/22/1993-04/30/1993]
  • IN NAGORNO-KARABAKH CONTINUES (APRIL 22 OPPOSITION RAMGAVAR DAILY "AZG".) "...FOR THREE DAYS IT HAS BEEN RELATIVELY QUIET ON THE BORDER. ON APRIL 20 THE VILLAGE OF VAHAN IN KRASNOSELSK REGION WAS SHELLED, AND TWO ARMENIAN SOLDIERS WERE WOUNDED." "AZERI
  • Mainstream Group Proposal Senate 1994 [8]
  • of appro17 nriations Acts and represents the obligation of the Federal 18 Government to provide funding for such payments in the 19 amounts, and for the fiscal years, specified in subsection 20 (b). 21 "(b) AMOUNT OF ENTITLEMENT.—For purposes of 22
  • provides for the systematic report- 19 ing and public dissemination of information on 20 the performance of plans in meeting the clinical 21 health requirements, 22 being, and personal satisfaction of its enrollees; 23 and functional needs, well
  • . on weekdays; : 19 "(ii) during any even numbered year, at 20 least two-thirds is broadcast during the two 21 months immediately preceding election day and 22 at least one-half is broadcast during the three 23 weeks immediately preceding election day
  • [Health Security Act] [Folder 1] [Loose] [8]
  • adjusted income of the family (as defined 18 in section 1372(d)(1)), reduced by the sum of the fol19 lowing: 20 (1)(A) Subject to subparagraph (B), the 21 amount of any wages included in such family's in- 22 come that is received for employment
  • , subject to para- 19 graph (2), the term "State" means each of the fifty 20 States and the District of Columbia. 21 22 Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, or 23 the Northern Mariana Islands certifies to the Presi- 24 dent
  • involving law enforce­ 20 ment officers and young persons in the community; 21 "(8) develop and establish new administrative 22 and managerial systems to facilitate the adoption of 23 • "(7) establish and implement innovative pro­ community
  • be paid on or before the date which 18 is 3 months after such tax-increase date. 19 (5) ARTICLES IN FOREIGN TRADE ZONES.— 20 21 998, 19 U.S.C. 81a) and any other provision of law, 22 any article which is located in a foreign trade zone 23
  • [Health Security Act] [Folder 2] [Loose] [8]
  • of the famdy (as defined 18 in section 1372(d)(1)), reduced by the sum of the fol19 lowing: 20 (1)(A) Subject to subparagraph (B), the 21 amount of any- wages included in such famdy's in- 22 come that is received for employment which is taken 23
  • sponsor or a workers' compensation 20 carrier— 21 22 (A) the transaction shall be a standard transaction; and 23 (B) the health information transmitted by 24 any such sponsor or any such carrier in connec- September 2,1994 (10:07 a.m.) F: \ M
  • to go 19 through this with the Department of Agriculture. 20 never again to see another complaint_ of discrimination at: 21 USDA. I hope once 22 fix. ,After all, 23 continent, and agriculture is a prime 'example of, what it 24 should
  • and administering such a plan, and 20 (3 > arrange favorable financing for such a plan. 21 (c) PROHIBITION OF REGIONAL A L L I A N C E S B E A R I N G 22 R I S K . — A regional alhance may not bear insurance risk. 23 24 25 SEC. 1330. PROfflBITION AGAINST SELF
  • with setting up and administering such a plan, and 20 (3) arrange favorable financing for such a plan. 21 (c) PROHIBITION O F REGIONAL A L L I A N C E S B E A R I N G 22 RISK.—A regional alhance may not bear insurance risk. 23 SEC. 1330. P R O H m m O N
  • (Public Law 86-724; 74 Stat. 851), as last in effect. 19 (8) RFEHBP.—The term "RFEHBP" means 20 the health insurance program under the Retired 21 Federal Employees Health Benefits Act. 22 23 Health Benefits Act SEC. 8202. FEHBP TERMINATTON
  • ~ 1995)_ that the foregoin9. is Executed this 27th day of November. 1995, in Seattle, washingot;.on. 7 8 ~ 1a SI3D2C'U>JaD 1.1 12 13 14 15 16 1.1 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Zc5 27 SECOND DECLAaATION OF KRIST~N L_ BOYLES IN SUPPORT OF !CL'S
  • and Human Serv- 19 ices to enforce any final order of such Secretarv- or 20 to cohect anv- civd monetan penalty assessed by 21 such Secretan mider tlus Act. 22 23 7 7 SEC. 5234. PRIORITY OF CERTAIN BANKRUPTCY CLAIMS. Section 507(a)(8) of title 11
  • health plan that is a party to the agreement. 20 "(c) H E A L T H CARE SERVICES U N D E R A P L A N . — ( 1 ) 21 Subject to paragraph (2), a Uniformed Services Health 22 Plan shall provide to persons enrolled in the plan at least 23 the items
  • and Human Serv- 19 ices to enforce anv final order of such Secretarv or 20 to cohect any civil monetary penalty assessed by 21 such Secretary under tins Act. 22 23 SEC. 5234. PRIORITY OF CERTAIN BANKRUPTCY CLAIMS. Section 507(a)(8) of title 11
  • Complete Scheduling per 10-11: NACSD Aug. 22-24 [1994]
  • Council Carol Rasco (Issue Papers) ONBox Number: 8505 FOLDER TITLE: Complete Scheduling per 10-\\: NACDS Aug 22-24 [1994] 20 I 0-0 198-8 kc22 1 RESTRICTION CODES Presidential Records Act· [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] Freedom of Information Act· [5 U.S.C. 552(b
  • be made under 20 this title for direct graduate medical education costs 21 attributable to an approved medical residency train- 22 ing program for any cost reporting period (or por- 23 tion thereof) beginning on or after January 1, 24 August 26
  • . , of unkno~n origin , (numi,smatic coins), weight 27.9 grams' " i S'5 , INVENTORY __ =~ INVBNTOHY BY ; FORM W'""'~_ Pischer' 'TAG NO _'_--:..22=.5.::...7.!...,;6:.:...-_ _ FORM NO~_-'6;;:;.;,.2;.:J..;;;,-2" __ _ _ _........,;l
  • sional development of health educators. 20 (8) How the State will provide staff develop- 21 ment and technical assistance to local educational 22 agencies. 23 (9) The respective roles of the State educational 24 agency, local educational
  • in section 1116). 13 (7) Hospice care (described in section 1117). 14 (8) Home health care (described in section 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 1118). (9) Extended care sendees (described in section 1119). (10) Ambulance sendees (described in section
  • Carnegie Corporation of New York 437 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10022 The Honorable Thomas H. Kean Drew University 36 Madison Avenue Madison, NJ 07940 Ms. Isabel V. Sawhill Urban Institute 2100 M Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20037 8. INCORPORATORS. 8. 1
  • PART 1—SAVINGS RELATING TO PART A 20 SEC. 4101. REDUCTION I N UPDATE FOR INPATIENT HOS- 21 22 PITAL SERVICES. Section 1886(b)(3)(B)(i) (42 U.S.C. 23 1395ww(b)(3)(B)(i)), as amended by section 13501(a)(1) 24 of OBRA-1993, is amended— 25 (1
  • to which poor persons and families will be em- 18 powered to become economically self-sufficient, I . . 19 and I I I ~ ' I 20 "(F) does not include any action to assist 21 any esfa'blishment in relocating from one area 22 outsidJ
  • and operating the hotline, a private, nonprofit entity 18 shall- 19 20 "(1) contract with a carner for the use of a toll-free telephone line; 21 "(2) employ, train, and supervise personnel to 22 answer incoming calls and provide counseling and 23
  • lishm~llt 19 modification, or enror"''''''11 t. of child support 20 nhli::rnti
  • ) Hospice care (described in section 1117). 14 (8) Home health care (described in section 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 1118). (9) Extended care services (described in section 1119). (10) Ambulance services (described in section 1120). (11) Outpatient
  • · : . , .r '" 20 , p~an and the provider.'or ~~ppli'er. . , , , ' .' ,~ , , . , :, " (B) ,FAILrRE.-..In' the ..case of a-;'plan ·21 o " _\' I" " . ' , , • • ' ' , : •• ' 22:' . 'which.'· the' SecretaD:deterriiles, after ndtice
  • authorized under 15 this title. 1 TITLE 6 II-ONE-STOP CAREER 1 7 SYSTEM FOR EMPLOYMENT 1 8 AND TRAINING 19 SEC. 201. PURPOSE. 20 The purpose of this title is to estabhsh a Federal pro- 21 gram of grants and waivers to allow States and localities 22
  • instruction. 19 (7) The program includes activities to promote 20 involvement by parents, families, community organi- 21 zations, and other appropriate entities. 22 (8) The program is coordinated with other Fed- 23 eral, State, and local health
  • in Medicare Program 19 PART 1—SAVINGS RELATING TO PART A 20 SEC. 4101. REDUCTION I N UPDATE FOR INPATIENT HOS- 21 22 PITAL SERVICES. Section 1886(b)(3)(B)(i) (42 U.S.C. 23 1395ww(b)(3)(B)(i)), as amended by section 13501(a)(1) 24 of OBRA-1993
  • of individuals within each of the 4 cat- 19 egories of individuals with disabilities. 20 21 22 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 (e) EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS.— (1) I N GENERAL.—A State plan may not pro- vide for coverage of— 23
  • 10, 113 13, 18, 114 7 SPEAKERS 8 : : ~ ~' 0 : : . ~ Z: ~U , 9 G U t • 10 11 12 .; OJ = 0 .~- 13 .E Ii ~ 'E s 8. ... 0 " Q.,UCI: 14 15 16 .< U < 17 18 19 20 = 21 22 ~ P ~. ...:­ 23 24 25 MR. MI KE HALONA Navajo Nation
  • individual. 18 (2) H O M E CAKE OR COMMUNITY-BASED SERV- 19 ICES.—A long-term care insurance policy that pro- 20 vides benefits for anv home care or communitv-based 21 senices provided in a setting other than a residen- 22 tial care facihty— 23
  • Achievement: Has the U.S. increased the percentage of students scoring at or above Proficient in' civics? (1998) • Grade 4 • Grade 8 • Grade 12 23% 22% 26% 11. History Achievement: Has the U.S. increased the percentage of students scoring at or above
  • budget request. He will be hosting one of these before each of the director's review meetings, to give White House policy staff the opportunity to weigh in on the Department's proposed new spending initiatives. - l~~u. ~pr1Jfn·~ ~ {o sW 6~ I) 14q 8
  • individual. 18 (2) H O M E CARE OR COMMUNITY-BASED SERT- 19 ICES.—A long-term care insurance policy that pro- 20 vides benefits for any home care or community-based 21 senices provided in a setting other than a residen- 22 tial care facility— 23
  • FLOTUS Statements and Speeches 9/21/93 - 11/22/93 [Binder]: [Press Conference with Attorney General 10/15/1993]
  • 10 I Washington, D.C. 20530 11 12 ,'.- 13 ..) 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 ALDERSON REPORTING COMPAI~Y, (l0l)289-2l60(BOO) fOR DUO 1111 FOURTEI!NTH STREET. N.W. INC. sum 400 I WASIUNGTON. D.C. 1000' · 09:16:93 11:27
  • consideration and discussion of relevant data and potential methodologies; 20 (3) to require explanation of significant choices 21 in the risk assessment process which will allow for 22 better peer review and public understanding; and 23 (4) to improve
  • this section; or 20 "(E) fails to comply with the requirements 21 of section 1876(i)(8), 22 23 remedies available under law, for any of the rem- 24 August 26. 1994 the Sec. et ary may provide, in addition to any other edies described in paragraph (2
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  • of animals) .00 .01 .1 .2 .20 .21 .22 .23 .24 .25 .8 .81 .82 .9 385 .0 .00 .01 .02 .1 .10 .11 .12 .13 .19 .2 .22 .23 .24 .3 .30 .31 .32 .33 .35 .8 .82 .83 .89 .9 386 .0 .00 .03 .04 .1 .10 .11 .12 .19 .2 .3 .30 .33 .34 .35 .4 .41 .42 .5 .50 .53 .58 .8 .9 387
  • . An orga­ 18 nization whose employees act as lobbyists on its own 19 behalf is both a client and an employer of such em­ 20 ployees. In the case of a coalition or association that 21 employs or retains other persons to conduct lobbying 22
  • . aa.beIauaea 20",1" '. (V) throqt&. (Y'III) .. nbcla~ (IV) 21~' ' "'. . t.hroqh (Vll) ~98JJ. 22 23 1A '(8) Sectkm 1501(a)( (B) of. such Aat (20· U.S.C. 6Gl(a)(2)(B») ia "maAia (A) by at:rikiug oIa ,t " t·, (v), aDd NU.tl::l1 FILE No. 930 03/29
  • [01/22/1999-12/19/2000]
  • Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet Clinton Library DOCUMENT NO. AND TYPE SUBJECT/TITLE DATE RESTRICTION 001. cable re: Pakistan. (4 pages) 01/22/1999 Pl/b(l) 002. cable re: Pakistan. (3 pages) 03/04/1999 Pl/b(l) 003. cable re: Pakistan. (2
  • to make a sin~ . 19 ' ,gle lump-sum payment, or partial' payments at speci - ~ '­ . , '. , 20, 21 , fiedintervals~ "(8) SETpFF.-,Any amourit paid to a ,vic,tim I 22 under this section shall be ',set off against any , , , ~ ; 23
  • of indi'id- 20 unls in the United States who are 21 adult recipients 22 under any State program funded 23 under this part. 24 25 June 8. 1887 (10:37 a.m.) of assistance "(\i) DISTRIBt:TIO~ 01-' Fl"~DS \\lTHI~ STATES.- F:\JDG\ WM\RECON97
  • 4 5 4 9% 14 28 3 11 3 2 2 3 2 20 3 Trend Dates: May89 was conducted 5/9-11/89; Aug91A was conducted 8/18-22/91; Jan93A was conducted 1/12-14/93; Mai93B was conducted 3/28-30/93; Jun93A was conducted 6/1-3/93; Au 93A was conducted 9/2-3/93. 8 SEP
  • ;ntende to de tke following: 18 19 20 21 22 "(A) Conduct a program designed to serve all politic4l suWit'isions in tke State tl>­ "(i) provide assistance 10 ne;uly fami­ lies with not less than 1 minor child (or . any erpectant family); and 23
  • ployment services, including assessment of skill lev- 20 els and service needs, labor market information, and 21 job search assistance; 22 (6) to begin to integrate the current employ- 23 ment and training system in the United States by 24
  • ,,'418, ' , . ,709-.,',5}L:, 1;' l,~ . :,: ;9.87~ "' ,-339, ' 2,276 , 1)92Q '22': ,164, ·lM~ , 3,684 ,,' ~.,-
  • ENROLLED UNDER PROGRAMS OR PLANS.— (1) OFFER OF REMUNERATION.—Section 14 1128A(a) of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 15 1320a-7a(a)) is amended— 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 (A) by striking "or" at the end of paragraph (1)(D); (B) by striking
  • . Dated this 16th day of January, 1996. 8 9 10 11 12 13 "----- 14 15 16 " 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 26 M,,"~ Page 7 - EMERGEN'C\' MOTION FOR A STAY AND !NJUNCTION PENDING APPEAL c. RVT~C;" lA.,. FI..... 1o",._n....... D~_ Anornav. _ l
  • 23 19 18 2 5 71 72 7 19 7 5 4 71 4 6 Wiiile 68 22 Black/other 79 13 6 6 5 2 71 74 19 15 5 7 4 66 25 19 18 4 4 3 A 72 75 60 19 17 21 6 3 6 8 4 4 12 4 73 76 70 50 19 17 19 31 74 73 72 64 67 67 18 18 20 2 4 6 89
  • authorizing the Commission was issued on March 7, 2000 for a two-year time period. An Amendment to the Executive Order increasing the number of members from 15 to 20 was issued on September 15, 2000. Members of the WHCCAMP were Presidential appointees
  • )'$_'... ;. .,_'....;.1--,"...,..-_ _ _ _ · fO,r' reve-' '. J' ',,{ n,ues, (descJ?bedm ,} , . ... I' 22 '.' 20()2~ , " ','" '.- , ',describe~ in~~bparagraph' (A)(i);~:and ' ',21" , i ,J .' , ' . , , , (I) $ " , ,,' 20 and, ' , \ . . , . '(viii
  • ~ irito contiguous regions of not less, than 250,000; or 20 (2) where the number of eligible , ' 21 individuals residing in an area or a 22 contiguous region is less' than 250,000, those 23 individuals shall be assigned to a HCCA 24 established
  • autlwrized by Public Law 103- 20 322, $10,000,000, to remain available until expended, 21 which shall be derived from tM Violent Crime Reduction 22 Department of Justice, $74,282,000; including not to exceed 22 Trust Fund, 23 $3,317,000 for tM Facilities
  • , the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the United States Secret Service regarding the release of Kennedy era documents. These records discuss Lee Harvey Oswald’s activities prior to November 22, 1963 and the U.S. government’s investigation of President
  • System (continued) [03/16/1999 – 06/22/1999] [OA/ID 620000] [06/22/1999] [1] [OA/ID 620000] [06/22/1999] [2] [OA/ID 620000] [06/22/1999] [3] [OA/ID 620000] [06/22/1999] [4] [OA/ID 620000] [06/22/1999] [5] [OA/ID 620000] [06/23/1999 – 07/20/1999] [OA/ID
  • sulfation with some type of advisory body (or 20 bodies). 21 (4) HIPCs.—A HIPC can— 22 (A) specify the package, 23 (B) specify guidelines to be imple- 24 March 12, 1993 (8:00 p.m.) mented by others, and [»»*»»»UHHI i m i H l l l l l l i for use
  • futures products, such term includes any contract, 20 agreement, or transaction for future I 21 22 delivery."; and (5) by adding at the end the followi.ng: H.L.e. SECICFfC AGREEMENT 102 1 n(55}(A) The term 'security future' means a contract
Polls [2] (Item)
  • Needed Complete Overhaul Needed Not Sure 18 36 20 23 3 [33) The federal income tax system ..................... 13 32 22 30 3 (34) Medicare ........................................................ 18' 37 23 15 7 (35) The public
Prevention (Item)
  • ,The Attorney General, with respect to the programs 19 in titles _ _ _, a.nd the Secretary, with respect to the , I 20 programs in titles _ _ _, shall provide, directly or 21 through grants and contracts, for the comprehensive and 22 thorough evaluation
  • security, a system of passes aJd identification tags was formJlated to assure that certain areas of the CCP had minimal, iflany, traffic. Finally, all of the gu~rds were to work to prevent any unauthorized removals of works . stored in the CCP. 4 Though
  • 849·1 739 .... '~~ .w 14 32 14 31 14 31 14 31 14 32 12 35 11 35 12 35 12 35 21 22 9 23 8 9 23 9 7 8 20 9 10 8 18 10 10 10 15 10 8 22 9 11 8 r~ 13 9 9 'B 8 . 7 6 9 10 10 5 Q ot 1990. scores were 1B or below. 81ncludas
  • HRC [Hillary Rodham Clinton]/Health Express 7/22/94
  • Records Subgroup/Office of Origin: First Lady's Office Series/Staff Mem her: Speechwriting Subseries: OA/ID Number: 8168 FolderiD: Folder Title: HRC/Health Express 7/22/94 Stack: Row: Section: Shelf: Position: s 61 1 10 2
  • HRC [Hillary Rodham Clinton]/Oregon Health Care 7/22/94
  • of Origin: First Lady's Office Series/Staff Member: Speechwriting Subseries: 8168 OAIID Number: FolderiD: Folder Title: HRC/Oregon Health Care 7/22/94 Stack: Row: Section: Shelf: Position: s 61 1 10 2
  • to the requirement 18 under subsection (a)(1) that are in addition to the excep19 tion under subsection (a)(2). 20 SEC. 5170. AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATIONS. 21 There are authorized to be appropriated such sums 22 as may be necessary to carry out the purposes
  • ' '. 17 ',. '"I . ::.,:.,PERFORMANCE".· 18 SEC. toa~,FINDINGS~ POLICY, AND PURPOSE~' 19··' Section
  • '(A), by striking ''which is riot a.private ac­ 'tivity bond" inthe:,s~coi?-d sente~ce and: insert- ' 19,' , I '2i , ing "whlch isa· bond i~sued .for an :exempt per- . , 20 " . , son described in:se~tion-150(a)(2)(A)(i)';,a~d , , 22 (B) by adding
  • with President Clinton with a letter written on October 22, 1993. After receiving the letter, memos were exchanged within the National Security Council, concluding with a recommendation from Anthony Lake suggesting that President Clinton reply to Carter's
  • 18 B.—Section 1836 of such Act (42 U.S.C. 1395o) is 19 amended by striking all that follows "who" and in- 20 serting the following: "is entitled to hospital insur- 21 ance benefits under part A for a month is entitled 22 to benefits under
  • . 20 21 22 Sossard Associlatea, Inc. , (202)' 842-3300 09-27-1995 10:04 P.03 National Press Club 202 662 7569 '. 2 'P ROC BE DIN G S 1 2 THE 3 I Thank you very much, LADY; FIRB~ 4 Ardath, and'thank all of you for 98thering
  • ) of the FOIA) b(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy ((b)(6) of the FOIA) b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement · purposes ((b)(7) of the FOIA) b(8) Release would disclose information
  • publicly disclose the availability of each 19 health plan that such sponsor provides or offers. Such dis- 20 closure shall be accompanied by information describing the 21 method by which eligible individuals may enroll in such 22 plans. 23 SEC. lOOS
  • 52 43 47 47 42 52 44 46 34 43 41 48 42 41 42 43 47 5 8 10 3 6 4 1 6 5 -1 5 22 19 15 27 20 26 29 20 22 32 22 55.9 48.2 49.3 49.2 50.0 50.2 49.9 50.1 48.9 51.3 48.6 46.9% 6 36 50.3% 51.7% 28 29 49.9% 24 -42.9% 22 *50.2'11. 26 44.6'11. 23 *50.1% 30
  • is in substantial non- 18 comphance with program requirements, as de- 19 termined by the Secretary. 20 (3) PARTICIPATING STATE.—The term "partici- 21 pating State" means any State that establishes a 22 program under part 2. September 19,1994 0:(FAU
  • the mean- 15 ing given such term by section 3121(b). 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 "(2) MODIFICATIONS.—The modifications referred to in this paragraph are that— "(A) paragraphs (5), (6), (7), (8), and (9) of section 3121(b) shall not apply, and "(B) subsections
  • August 3. 1998 Martin L. Cheshcs November 22, 1993 November 10, 1997 September 15. 200n OOl1l1a JC
  • PLASTIC TRANSLUCENT,BLACK 6036 TEMPLATE CASUALTY PLASTIC TRANSLUCENT,BLACK 6033 TEMPLATE CASUALTY PLASTIC TRANSLUCENT,BLACK .... 22 - Oct - 1999 CMH Collections Branch Page 8 of 298 Modifier2 PrimaryMaterial ColorFinish CASUALTY
  • % 13% 19 4% 37 11% 85 13% 15 3% 20 6% 22 10% S 8 8 5 6 1 1 11 3 1 2% 1% 1% 2% 3% 2% 3% 3% 2% 142 112 150 205 201 225 291 383 452 333 UNWEIGHTED BASE 10 IF PRESIDENT CLINTON WERE TO PUT FORTH SUCH A PLAN, HAS HE FULFILLED HIS PROMISE
  • percent. 19 u(d). SEPA&TB A.PPLICA'l'ION TO E.&.c:u OmoN 0~- 20 lt'IUCICD.-In &n increase in the· coat under the plan (or the csue of a group health plan that offers 21 a partioipant or benefioiary twtr or mol'8 benefit package 22 options under
  • . The submission under this para- 17 graph shall include' supporting documentation providing a 18 cost analysis, workload impact, and projections as to how 19 the regulation will effect the future number of recipients 20 under such title. 8 21 22 (5) CAP
  • ), and in person. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 Enrollment materials shall be available from health care providers, health provider organizations, hospitals, health
  • of the Americans With 20 Disabilities Act of 1990 to employer provided health 21 insurance 22 approved litigation of items 57 on Justice by notation cases, 27 with a vote, disapproved recommendation to referred one case to the Department
  • insurance. "(F) Automobile medical-payment insurance. 20 21 eluding a nursing home fixed indemnity policy 22 (unless the Secretary determines that such a 23 policy provides sufficiently comprehensive cov- 24 erage of a benefit so that it should
  • of services for which benefits are available 19 through an AHP, each AHP may not provide pay- 20 ment for senices (other than emergency senices) 21 furnished by a provider to meet the uniform set of 22 effective benefits unless the provider has given
  • : Health Care Task Force Series/Staff Member: Heenan Subseries: 9677 OA/ID Number: FolderlD: Folder Title: Chaffee/Dole S. 1936 Stack: Row: Section: Shelf: Position: S 52 1 4 1 SENT BY: 5-20-91 : 8:00i\M : - 202 690 7383^ 2/22
  • (b)(2). 18 SEC. 2122. FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS. 19 Each self-insured standard health plan shall meet the 20 solvency, reserve, and stop-loss requirements established 21 under section 2101(b)(3)(B). 22 23 24 25 August26, 1994 SEC. 2123. COLLECTION
  • "inq parties: Plaintiff's Audubon 20 21 22 2:1 for summary Judgm@nt and Permanent Injunct~ons A9~inst First and Last Timber Sa1es 18 Sea.tt]_~ Soc~ety If motion to shorten time is not grante~ ynderlying mot!ofl Hould be notad fer tne ~ourtr51
  • with respect to 16 primary care.". 1 T I T L E IV—PREVENTIVE H E A L T H 7 1 8 AND INDIVIDUAL RESPON1 9 SIBILITY 20 Subtitle A—Expansion of Public 2 1 Health Programs 22 SEC. 4001. IMMUNIZATIONS AGAINST VACCINE-PREVENT- 23 ABLE DISEASES. 24 Section 317 (j
  • right now that are being promulgated by 18 your assoc1at10n? :, I • Well, I - no, there are no I specific principies, except be professional. I I COMM[SSIONER LEESFIELD: 21 22 I MR. EDELSON: 19 20 , that? Well , how
  • services is not meeting the demand for such services. (4) In 1995 there were about21,000~000 children less than 6 years of age, ofwhom 31 I oflO 5/20/QR Q·':!R AM MAY-22-1998 17:28 T0:229 NEERA TANDEN . FROM: DADE, J, P, 7/22 . percent were
Polling Data (Item)
  • Problems Meeting 25 15 7 (1479) 14 22 16 14 13 16 a 6 (738! (741) 1 7 23 21 15 14 15 12 24 33 6 14 9 (1253) (791 (141! .2 9 23 24 1 2 11 13 1 7 19 12 16 6 7 8 (343) 1613) (499) 17 20 30 29 1 s 20 23 \b 15 13 1:3 1 1 10 15 25 9 6 3
  • sponsor. 20 (8) HEALTH PROFESSIONAL.—The term 21 22 gaily authorized to provide services in the State in 23 • "health professional" means an individual who is le- which such services are provided. 24 (9) LEGALLY AUTHORIZED.—The term "legally
  • 18 "(I) REIMBURSEMENT.— "(A) I N GENERAL.—A certified standard 19 health plan with a reasonable cost reimburse- 20 ment contract under this section may, at the 21 option 22 Secretary— 23 of such "(i) will plan, provide
  • Tysonj is here. . 18 We're sorry to Idse her in Washingtbn; but I know what 19 a 20 university. I makes here to· (inaudible) the contributions~e I I 21 22 I want cl~ thank Professor Barton and all of ! I your colleagues fior
  • Lunch 8 20 43 I I I i Announcements antl Introductions Chairman Bill: Singer . . . . 116 Art Market and
  • . '18' 196 , , :1 , :1 8' 'I I, 1 10 1 .j 2 3 196 18 , " .6 186 168 6 , 20 ,8 215 18 9 60 805 1 a 16 19 8 8 196 4 5 I 81& Ii " , • i06 8 9 :: 20 '1 I, ! 108 22 lOti ROti '218 1" 2 lt8 3
  • of small businesses in the 20 21 . 22 23 24 25 26 March 8, 1996 Federal regulatory process; (4) to simplify the language off ederal regulations affecting small businesses; (5) to develop more accessible sources of information on regulatory and reporting
  • ) DEFINITIONS.—For purposes of this part, the 19 terms "multiple employer welfare arrangement", "rural 20 electric cooperative", and "rural telephone cooperative as21 sociation" have the meanings given such terms by section 22 3(40) of the Employee Retirement
  • by which a person has made, or obligated 17 to make, disbursements for electioneering com- 18 munications aggregating in excess of $10,000, 19 and 20 "(B) any other date, during such calendar 21 year by which a person has made, or obligated 22
  • for the technologyheavy Nasdaq. Stock Market The Nasdaq declined 727 points, or 0.3 percent, to 2535^8. Hie S&P 500 inched up 19.45, or L5 percent,to1354.63. Wad's $2 million portfolio, like that of many big money managers, was heavy on hot new companies and light on big
  • PAYMENT ADJUSTMENTS.— 17 Section 1923 (42 U.S.C. 1396r-4) is amended by 18 adding at the end the fohowing new subsection: 19 "(h) 20 TERMINATION OF REQUIREMENT TO MAKE PAYMENT ADJUSTMENTS.— 21 "(1) I N GENERAL.—Any requirement imposed 22
  • Bishop May: Conf. Call 3-4 June 22
  • SUBJECT: .Conference Call with Bishop May Carol, Bishop May's ,assistant, Evelyn, phoned 717-652-6705 to see about your availability for a conference call reo the Bishops's Initiative on June 22 from 3:00 - 4:00 pm. Others on call would
  • Crime Bill - Draft Conference Reports [8]
  • hearing,.. '19 the victim's parents, legal guardian, or family mem­ 20 bers" should, h,avethe right, to ,address ~the, court or 21 board." . 22 . 24 ' FUNDS 'FOR COSTS '. ,I AND GRANTS. (a) GENERALLy.-'Section ,J402(d) of the Victims
  • and is expected. to include environmental events as part of his itinerary. G-7 Summit (June 20-22) U.S. is hosting the G-7 Summit in Denver, which will include a discussion of environmental lSSUeS. Outdoor Writers Association Conference (June 22-26
  • \HCR96 \ CONF \ T7TLE2.001 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 20 2 1 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3 1 32 33 3 4 July 31. 1996 (3.45 p.m.) 25 ciency that is the basis of the determination has directly ^ '•ersely affected (or has
  • 2001 (k) (2), the district court ordered that S2 units must be released for harvesting by April 8, 1996. An additional 22 sale units which the Secretaries noted had direct evidence of murrelets·either circling above the sa19 unit or flying close
  • as 17 an eligible primary election Senate candidate or as 18 an eligible general election Senate candidate. 19 GENERAL 20 LIMIT.—The term 21 limit', with respect to an eligible Senate candidate, 22 means the limit applicable to the eligible
  • 168 folders, approximately 10,323 pages Access Collection is open to all researchers. Access to Clinton Presidential Records is governed by the Presidential Records Act (PRA) (44 U.S.C. Chapter 22, as amended) and the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA
  • . " HSA CosponSors 12/8. ; ." . .~. BC,HRC I , ,: HRC, Panetta. '. HRC , MY , IM,CI, JL 12/9 Bonior 12/16. HARKIN HRC, MY, CI 12/20 ROCKEFELLER HRC, CI , '" ~, 12/21 Matsui HRC, MY, JL 116 .Richardson HRC. 1126 Congressional
  • a, ", i'-'20.... _ P E l < . . " I 21 --_ , .--') Dll!•.!.,:;;~;CEOFDEiit:cT!ON._~.-;;l62(.) 22 ("l.~ to '1'1"0''''''0, etc., with ttap..' '0 legWatiol1l 23 is amend.d t. read ... follows, 24 "Ie) Dt= OF DEIlUC'I'IO!t POR CERTAlli L051n', ::5
  • and the 19 President could not agree with you more. 20 The reason I asked the chairman for the 21 courtesy of delay for this hearing for one week was 22 to allow the President to speak at American 23 University and to lay in broad, but, I think, very
  • . 20 (8) HEALTH CARE LIABILITY CLAIM.—The 21 term "health care habihty claim" means a claim 22 brought against a health care provider, health care 23 professional, or other defendant joined in a claim al- 24 leging that an injury
  • political party.". 20 Subtitle D-Contributions 21 SEC. 231. CONTRmUTIONS THROUGH INTERMEDIARIES 22 23 AND CONDUITS. Section.:315(u)(S) of the Federal Election Campaign 24 Act of 1971 (2 U.S.C. 441a(a)(8)) is amended to read 25 as follows: H.L.C
  • generally. 19 I tell you these are complaints. I am not Of course, we have to realize we have gone through a 20 progressive stage. 21 problems and we have passed civil rights legislation, voters 22 rights legislation, and a lot of things have
Costs [1] (Item)
  • 2.8 WORK SpendiDi (inclnding Noncustodial Parents) 1.2 Additional Child Care Spendini for ProJlram Participants 2.7 .8 Investments in Automation 7.S Sublotal Savio~. from Case!ond Reductions and Reduend Fraud (1.5) S _ , T....~ionaI Asslstan
  • by this chapter shall take effect January 1,1996. CHAPTER 8—ADMINISTRATIVE AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS SEC. 8121. ESTABLISHMENT OF THE HEALTH CARE FRAUD AND ABUSE DATA COLLECTION PROGRAM. (a) IN GENERAL.—Title XI (42 U.S.C. 1301 et seq.), as amended by sections
  • Avenue. N.W. 9 5th Floor Conference Room 10 Washington, D.C. 20530 11 12 - 13 ") 14 15 16 17 19 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S ALDERSON REPORTING COMPANY, INC. (202)289-2260 (BOO) FOR DEFO lllJ FOUR'I'EENni
  • ) STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES.—The strategic 19 objectives shall cover a period of not less than 5 20 years and shall be updated and revised at least every 21 3 years. 22 "(2) PERFORMANCE GOALS.—The performance 23 goals shall be established for dates
  • INDIVIDUALS PROVIDING OWN (a) GENERAL RULE.—Section 213 (relating to medi- 18 cal, dental, etc. expenses) is amended by adding at the 19 end the following new subsection: 20 "(f) CERTIFIED STANDARD HEALTH INSURANCE 21 COSTS OF INDIVIDUALS.— 22 "(1) I N
[H.R. 3222] (Item)
  • "Benefits, Evaluations, 6 and Data Standards Board" refers to the Board es- 7 tablished under section 1303. 8 9 10 CLOSED 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 OPEN PLANS.—The terms "closed" and "open" are defined, with respect to a health plan, under
  • - 19 ing at ah times during the 18-month.pe- 20 riod ending on such date as a multiple em- 21 ployer welfare arrangement, 22 (ii) had an apphcation pending with, 23 or approved by, the State insurance com- , 24 missioner for a certificate
  • , Ga. ing ln her fourth Olympic Oames), Katrina Dates: July 30-August 4 McClain, Lisa LesUe, Dawn Staley and Sheryl N~ber of Events: 12 Por the f.lrat time in 20 yean;, the USA team will Swoope1, the! U.S. wOJnen' 8 teun has demollshed collegiate teams
  • ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) 18 : Pursuant' ~o Pederal Ru.1e of civil Procedure ~4 (a) • 1.9 20 Wester~ 21 weste%b Timber ,to. intervene as a pla1ntifr in this action as gf 22 ri.9ht . Timber ~o.~o~s th~8 Western' , ' ' Timbe~ court for its Order,peraittinq mak2S
  • % 22 23 11 27 41 17 21 19 9 18 43 44 46 34 46 41 48 41 42 43 3 5 8 10 -3 6 4 6 5 -1 27 49.2 48.2 49.3 49.7 50.0 50.2 20 50.1 22 48.9 32 51.3 29 6 36 28 27 24 22 23 30 17 49.9'11. 46.9'11. 50.3'11. 51.7% 44.1% 42.9% "50.2'11. "50.1% 38.2% 44.2
  • [Environmental Protection Agency] [8]
  • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Table of Contents Foreword Table of Contents iii Introduction 1 Superfund Program Accomplishment Headlines Getting the UtIle Guy Out 5 8 13 20 Success Through Partnerships 22 Potentially Responsible
  • for 20 you to give specific answers relative to the facts. 21 that does not, in my view, prevent us from asking you about, 22 if the facts as alleged are true, what you all plan on doing 23 about it. 24 25 .ILLER REPORTING CO., INC. l7 C Street
  • SBA--Summary Report to President Clinton: An Overview of 20 Regulatory Reform and Performance Management E-Commerce: Small Business Ventures Online (July 1999) 2l Small Business Expansions in Electronic Commerce (June 2000) 22 CHAPTER 5
  • . • . . • • . . • • • . • • . The International Position and Foreign Economic Policy A. Foreign Trade~ . • • • • . . •.• B. The Balance of Payments. . . . . '. C. Switzerland's EPU Position D. Commercial Policy. , • . • E, German Assets in Switzerland . . 1 2 2 5 7 7 7 8 9 10 11
  • 20 /11 21 III 22 III 23 III 24 III 25 III 26 III 27 1/1 NOTICE OF FILING are not revived hy the Re9cipsiona Act. As the Court is awa:re~ there are significant: timb~r sale was ~h~ eve~ sale See Notice - :2 - -. 06/25/96 09
  • ·41·7. (Sept. 13, 1859) partially revoked by 1928-EO'499~ (Nov. 21, 1928) 1859·41·9 (Dec. 27, 1859) , ,revoked by 1983-03·6462 (Sept. 15, 1983) 1860·41·1 (Apr. 20, 1860) , partially revoked by 1950:03·651·(iune 26, 1950) 1866·41·3 (June 8
  • FLOTUS Statements and Speeches 1/18/93 - 9/20/93 [Binder]: [Senate Labor Committee 9/9/1993]
  • WithdrawallRedaction Sheet Clinton Library DOCUMENT NO. AND TYPE 001. transcript DATE SUBJECTfflTLE Remarks by the First Lady in Senate'Labor Committee Health Care Briefing (22 pages) 09/0911993 RESTRICTION PS COLLECTION: Clinton
  • South Texas Trip McAllen & San Antonio March 20-22, 1996 [2]
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  • of this section, 17 rules similar to the rules of subsections (d) and (e) of sec18 tion 3507 shall apply. 19 "(e) REGULATIONS.—The Secretary shall prescribe 20 such regulations as may be necessary to carry out the pur21 poses of this section.''. 22 (c
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  • as many times as he would seek 18 reelection. 19 the same way that you have and, frankly, the other members 20 of the committee. 21 committee, and though I am not on this particular 22 subcommittee, I know that Senator Kohl and Senator Feinstein
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  • clauses (i) through (iv) of sub- 18 paragraph (C) and clauses (i) through 19 (v) of subparagraph (F)), (8), (9), 20 (10), (11), (13), (15), (18), and (19) 21 of section 3121(b) of the Internal 22 Revenue Code of 1986 shall not apply. 23 (II
  • business to spend an estimated 50% of their pre-tax profits on 17 health care premiums, 18 ( ii) limiting American business ability to compete effectively 19 in a growing competitive global marketplace. 20 (C)(i) 21 restoration 22
  • : DECL:OADR TAGS: MARR, PREL, MOPS, UN, UNSC, R W SUBJECT: DRAFT SC RESOLUTION FOR RWANDA PKO REF: USUN 4653 1. COMF1DENTIAL - ENTIRE TEXT. 2. SUMMARY: ALTHOUGH SYG'S REPORT ON RWANDA (DESCRIBED REFTEL) WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 25, FRENCH MISSION
  • So I think you have done a lot here today to help 18 people in this country realize the high quality of 19 leadership we have in the administration over law 20 enforcement. 21 appreciate it. 22 And I want to commend each of you. I Just
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  • ) 006. cable Re: [Mission] (6 pages) 10/18/1993 Pl/b(l) 007. cable Re: [Nagomo-Karabakh] (8 pages) 10/20/1993 Pl/b(l) 008. cable Re: [Nagomo-Karabakh] (8 pages) 10/20/1993 Pl/b(l) 009. cable Re: [Nagomo-Karabakh] (4 pages) 10/20/1993 Pl/b
  • Disabled Americans Veterans Reception . 3/18/96 3/19/96 Meeting on Indicators of Child and Family Well-being 3/20-3/22 South Texas Trip 3/20/96 Medicaid/Welfare Meeting 3/20-3/22 CHR Trip File: S. Texas: McAllen and SanAntonio 3/20 . Women's
  • throngs of fans. Virginia headline: "Biggest Thing ... Since Willie Nelson." * Bruce Baumgartner, Wrestling -- Freestyle Olympic trials: June 6-8 Baumgartner, 35, could become the fifth American to win medals in four different Olympic Games. He has
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  • . Antomo Carlos Jobim 20. k. d. lang (Recording album) 21. IvanLins 22. BanyManilow 23. Branford Maisalis 24. Rick}-Mama 25. Bette Midler (Exhausted from year long tour, mining down e\ erything, H.C. says keep uymg) 26. Milton Nascimento 27. Willie Nelson
  • ; 18 19 20 , 21 22 ,. 23 24 25 (B) physicians in private practice or indi­ viduals who represent such physicians; (C) individuals who represent health care 'insurers, including at least 1 individuai who represents a managed care entity; and (D
  • for congressionalre'1ew under 19 chapter 8 for a final major rule subject justi~' t~ the costs, subsection (b) 20 shall be modified as follows: 21 "(1) The time period under section 22 801(b)(2)(A) shall be 90 days instead of the 45-day 23 period
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  • Crime Social Security reform '1 .P ' 1 ••,_ » >.,, .» .! -• mm D 1 •iT.-.-."!*'.; -.- T 18 14 19 12 9 .-. it' 22 "V 32 25 43 34 24 35 mm 18 8 21 15 8 26 21 18 18 8 9 18 I. 17 17 20 ,. : 11 • 8 21 v ; Messages More/Less Likely to \-l.H
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  • • "\ ' . , " " . _place it'appears. and inserting ,"title .' strikin~ .,~·titl~~ " xvrn'or'~ State'he~th care progI"a~",each,,:'" " ,20 .! " 21 . • • .place it , , _. ., , ap~~ars in ~~bparagTaphs' (A) and ·(e), ~", ", : . '22·, ! ,,' . 23
  • 19 654(5)) is amended­ 20 (A) by striking "U!Dder section 402(a)(26)" 21 and inserting "pursuait to section 404(a)(8)"; 22 and 23 24 25 Februarv 10. 1995 (12:43 p.m.). (B) by striking "except that this para­ . graph shall not apply r
  • or older? If no, move to # 9. If yes, move to # 8. 8. Is this patient or the patient's spouse actively employed by an employer of 20 or more employees? If yes, enter the EGHP data in # 11. If no, move to Prior Stay Information. 9. Is this patient entitled
  • A little more favorable 22 No more favorable 23 (Don't know) 5 [END SPLIT SAMPLE B - GO TO Q63] "SEP 10- '93 10:16 FROM GREENBERG RESEARCH . TO 4562362 PAGE..021/028 n DNC.Q19 - Issue Poll: Frequency Questtonnaire, September 8-9,1993 20 [SPLIT SAMPLE
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  • to subsection (d), a group health plan, and a 19 health insurance issuer offering group health insurance cov- 20 erage, may, with respect to a participant or beneficiaiy, impose 21 a preexisting condition exclusion only if— 22 "(1) such exclusion relates
  • /96 3/18/96 3/19/96 3/20-3/22 3/20/96 3/20-3/22 3/20 3/26 3/26/96 3/26/96 3/26/96 3/26-3/27 3/27-3/28 4/1196 4/1196 . 4/8/96 4/8/96 4/9/96 4/9/96 4/9/96 4/11196 4/15-16 Welfare reform meeting Washington Workshops Meeting Fortuna Meeting
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the State Dinner Honoring President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa 5/22/2000
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the Welcoming Ceremony for President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa 5/22/2000
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Democratic National Committee Dinner in San Diego 6/22/2000
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Federal Victory Fund Reception in Phoenix, Arizona 6/22/2000
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Reception for Congressional Candidate Susan Davis in San Diego, California 6/22/2000
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit and Tobacco Litigation Legislation and an Exchange with Reporters 6/22/2000
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Brunch for Hillary Clinton in Johnson City, New York 10/22/2000
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Reception For Hillary Clinton in Alexandria Bay, New York 10/22/2000
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  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the Capital Area Food Bank and an Exchange with Reporters 11/22/2000
  • HRC Speeches 4/97-7/97: [5/22 SAIS [School of Advanced International Studies] Commencement Address, Johns Hopkins University]
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  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Cabinet Meeting/Exchange with Reporters following a Cabinet Meeting 1/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on signing memorandums on Medical Research and Reproductive Health and an Exchange with Reporters 1/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks and a Question and Answer Session with Silicon Graphics Employees in Mountain View, California 2/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks Following a Meeting with Airline Industry Leaders and an Exchange with Reporters in Everett, Washington 2/22/1993
  • [Trip Book – Trip of President Clinton to Ghana, Uganda, Rwanda, South Africa, Botswana, & Senegal – Press Schedule for White House Traveling Press – March 22 – April 2, 1998]
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the Community at Osan Air Force Base, South Korea 11/22/1998
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on the United States Lawsuit Against Major Tobacco Companies and an Exchange with Reporters 9/22/1999
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks in Agra at the Signing Ceremony for the Indo-United States Joint Audio Recording of President Clinton's Statement on Energy and the Environment 3/22/2000
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  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to Kosovo International Security Force Troops in Skopje 6/22/1999
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Democratic National Committee Luncheon in Los Angeles, California 1/22/2000
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Reception for Lieutenant Governor Ruth Ann Minner of Deleware 2/22/2000
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on Signing the Internal Revenue Service Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998 7/22/1998
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Commencement Address at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland 5/22/1998
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks During the Family Re-Union VII Conference in Nashville 6/22/1998
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks Announcing a Survey of Youth Tobacco Brand Preference and an Exchange With Reporters 6/22/1998
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on Earth Day in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia 4/22/1998
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks Following a Meeting with the Budget Team and an Exchange with Reporters 7/22/1997
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  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the Presentation of the Final Communique of the Summit of the Eight in Denver 6/22/1997
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at Miami-Dade Community Collage in Miami, Florida 10/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on the International Coral Reef Initiative in Port Douglas, Australia 11/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks Announcing the Nominations for Chairman, Vice Chair, and Member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve and an Exchange with Reporters 2/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Women in Military Service Memorial in Arlington, Virginia 6/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the United States Coast Guard Academy Commencement in New London, Connecticut 5/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on Receiving the U.S.S. Intrepid Freedom Award in New York City 5/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to Fleet Week Participants on Board the U.S.S. Intrepid in New York City 5/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks by the President and Hillary Clinton to Children on the Oklahoma City Bombing 4/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the Asian-American Democratic Dinner in Los Angeles, California 7/22/1996
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the O'Farrell Community School in San Diego, California 9/22/1995
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on the Los Angeles County Fiscal Relief Plan and an Exchange with Reporters in Santa Monica, California 9/22/1995
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  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks and an Exchange with Reporters on the Death of President Richard Nixon 4/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks Honoring the National Volunteer Action Award Recipients 4/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's News Conference with Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou of Greece 4/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the Dedication of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum 4/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the New Hampshire Technical College Commencement Ceremony in Stratham, New Hampshire 5/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to the National Commission to Ensure a Strong Competitive Airline Industry 5/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Teleconference Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks With The U.S. Conference of Mayors 6/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Telephone Conversation with the Crew of the Space Shuttle Endeavor and an Exchange with Reporters 6/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Joint Press Statement by the Presidents of the United States and Ukraine 11/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the State Dinner for President Leonid Kuchma of Ukraine 11/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Exchange with Reporters at Press Secretary Dee Dee Myers' Final Press Briefing 12/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at the Democratic National Committee Saxophone Club Reception 6/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the GI Bill of Rights 6/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks Announcing Assistance to Rwanda Refugees and an Exchange with Reporters 7/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Address to a Joint Session of the Congress on Health Care Reform 9/22/1993
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks on Signing the Executive Order on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans 2/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks in a Health Care Roundtable with Small Business Leaders 3/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks at a Dinner for Gubernatiorial Candidate Kathleen Brown in San Francisco, California 10/22/1994
  • Audio Recording of President Clinton's Remarks to Students at Carlmont High School in Belmont, California 10/22/1994
  • WHCCAM Meeting Transcript, Volume II, Exerpted Transcript Portion: Access and Delivery of CAM, February 22, 2001 [2002] [1]
  • WHCCAM Meeting Transcript, Volume II, Exerpted Transcript Portion: Access and Delivery of CAM, February 22, 2001 [2002] [2]
  • % strongly + 41% somewhat) 19% oppose (11% strongly + 8% somewhat) 73/20 76/22 79/18 87/13 75/18 78/20 50-64 81/15 65X5 But the stopper is not really the element of risk but government ownership of our largest corporations. We need a policy or set
  • a little appeal No appeal at all Not sure I6f. 15 33 20 31 1 8 26 22 42 2 (91) (The Gramm Plan)* Plan E would require insurance companies to let people keep their coverage if they switch jobs, give tax breaks to those who buy their own insurance or set
  • ··1 9/23/36 ~ 1,~40 Express, Co. Expres~ ,~', 3,200 Exchange . ~). . . Hautz 4,000 4,,000 16,400 'n Cllnton,.N 12/20/3 8 6/22/40 ' 5I 000 ' 5,000 20.. 500 500 2,050 .J. ;. Bautz 3/18/37 Hantz' 1/2/40 500 " .M:i.ll.btim, N.J
  • , if I can 16 in th~ half a minute I have left,~ oil'seeds would 17 be a similar type of situation. 18 violation of law, a violation of international 19 clgreement. [,here.is a real :1 20 Two different GATT cases 21 seeds. No remedy. 22
  • Berger - American Zionist Movement 5/22/96
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  • (A) . Medical· assistance under title XIX of the So- 19 cia! Security Act (or any successor program to such 20 title) for care and SerTIces that are necessary for the 21 treatment of an emergency medical condition (as de- 22 fined in section 1903(.)(3
  • has contributed to the 18 employee's health care coverage (for the 19 year involved); or 20 (ii) in the case of an experience-rated 21 employer, the premium .of the experience- 22 rated plan (for the year involved); less 23 (B) 8 percent
  • ' 20 I , , --21' ; \ ' . , than 12 'months aft;er the date on which the Sec­ retaD~, adopts. an' addi~ion" to a set, of dataeleinents.' . for he'alth .ipforniation under part 2, 'a health pian " ", '22
  • 1994. 20 H(C) Fiscal year 1995. 21 22 "(3) GROWTH-ADJUSTED A.XO{;~T."(A.) FISCAL YEAR 199i.-The growth-adjusted 23 amount specified in this paragraph for a State for fis­ 24 cal year 1997 is equal to the product 25 26 ot­ "(i) the base
  • the full publication please search online or visit the Clinton Presidential Library's Research Room. Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents Monday, June 6, 1994 Volume 30—Number 22 Pages .1177-1208 1 8 7 PD •> FOREIGN PRESS OFFICE Clinton
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  • for health care 18 plans. 19 (3) DOES NOT HAVE TO BE GLOBAL; PROBLEMS 20 WITH 21 tions in data and the utility of the tools available 22 with respect to some health care expenditures, it is 23 unlikely that all health care ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ { i f ^ ^ ^ E
  • ) 1 May 22, 1998 JUN 01 ' 9 8 10:29flri DOT DEPUTY SECRETARY - - - These computer-driven systems contribute to the safe and smooth functioning of our transportation networks today, especially given transportation's vital role in a global economy
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  • the required coverage specified in 20 subsection (c), and 21 (3) each eligible employee electing such cov- 22 erage may elect to have any premiums owed by the 23 employee collected through payroll deduction. 24 An employer is not required under
  • the 19 general public should be accomplished in a sound, 20 prudent, and incremental manner. 21 22 health policy reforms as a part of national health 23 care reform will eliminate features of the current 24 July 27. 1994 (7) The enactment
  • UNDERCOFFER 12 13 .- - - - - - - - - X 14 15 Wednesday, July 10, 1996 16 17 Washington, D.C. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 The deposition in the above matter was held in Room 2203, Rayburn House Office Building, commencing at 10:10 a.m. / COPY Q 1