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July
22, 2008 | Argus Leader
Sanford
takes on tribal health care problems
Sanford
Health has begun new efforts in research and medical
programs that officials hope will narrow the vast
disparities in health care on reservations in
South Dakota and elsewhere. more
July
17, 2008 | By Denise Ross, Black Hills Pioneer
‘Blue
Dog’ Herseth Sandlin at center of House
fiscal watchdog group
Criticism
is a sure sign that someone or something is gaining
power and influence — both the numbers of
critics and the level of vitriol leveled at their
targets. Welcome
the U.S. House of Representatives’ Blue
Dog Coalition to the stage, critics and all. South
Dakota’s lone member of the House, Democrat
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, has been a member of
the Blue Dogs since her first campaign victory
in 2003. more
July
3, 2008 | Rapid City Journal
Window
is closing on Congress' ability to address Medicare
cuts
A temporary 15-day freeze on Medicare payments
to doctors won't hurt providers or affect medical
care in western South Dakota yet, but it sends
a powerful message to Congress to address a pending
10.6 percent cut in Medicare physician payments
soon, Regional Health System chief Dr. Charles
Hart said Thursday. more
July
2, 2008 | Madison
Daily Leader
WiMAX
launched in Madison
June
19, 2008 | Radio 1380 KOTA
The
B-1’s Mission Capable Rate Was Only 61.2
Percent In 2007
June
16, 2008 | Rapid City Journal
Father
worried for his daughter's future in politics,
but now she's in Congress
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