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« But it remains to be seen whether the cast reshuffling will achieve Wolf’s greatest ambition: to surpass “Gunsmoke” as the longest-running prime-time drama in the history of television. Wolf, 61, has long voiced his desire to overtake th | Main | Ballot Measures: Propostion C »
Ballot Measures: Propostion B
This is the second in a series of articles on Missouri ballot measures.
Proposition B is designed to help increase the number of in-home caregivers for the elderly and create a single, state-wide baraining unit for those caregivers. Most elderly would prefer to remain in their homes and in-home care is half the price of nursing homes or other facilities, so this is mostly a win/win proposal. The state gains through redutions in Medicaid expenses and the elderly and disabled gain because they’ll be allowed to stay in their own homes. So, YES on propostion B.
Posted by on 3 November 2008 at 2:34 PM
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