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Jul 05, 2000 "CHIP Expansion A Step In The Wrong Direction" NCPA Experts Available On Health Care
Vice President Al Gore is expected today to discuss his plan to expand the Children's Health Insurance Program, the federal government's health insurance program for children in low-income families.
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Jun 23, 2000 NCPA's Reynolds To Discuss Texas Death Penalty On CNN's "Both Sides With Jesse Jackson"
Rounding out a busy week, Dr. Morgan Reynolds, director of the National Center for Policy Analysis' (NCPASM) Criminal Justice Center will appear on CNN's Both Sides with Jesse Jackson this Sunday to discuss the controversy which surrounded the execution of convicted killer Gary Graham.
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Jun 22, 2000 NCPA's Reynolds To Discuss Texas Death Penalty On The PBS' "Newshour With Jim Lehrer" & MSNBC/CNBC's "Hardball With Chris Matthews"
Dr. Morgan Reynolds, will appear on the PBS program, NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, and a special edition of Hardball with Chris Matthews this evening to discuss the controversy surrounding the pending execution of convicted killer Gary Graham.
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Jun 21, 2000 "Is School Choice Constitutional?" NCPA Sponsored Episode of DebatesDebates to Air Nationally This Week!
The National Center for Policy Analysis announced today that a new episode of the nationally syndicated program DebatesDebates, a series of programs that are sponsored by the NCPA, will be made available to stations starting today for airing this weekend.
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Jun 20, 2000 Gore Plan No Substitute For Social Security Reform -- Online Calculator Personalizes The Problems
Vice President Al Gore's proposal to set up private accounts completely independent from Social Security is not a legitimate substitute for comprehensive Social Security reform.
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