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John Muir High School student Christian Kooshian (”Your View,” Sept. 19), shows that the school has also failed to teach that the job of a newspaper is not to promote his school, but rather to report the facts.

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Violet Johnson received a turnoff notice from Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. at the end of August. The Madison-Eastside resident, who is single, has struggled to pay her bills, which she says have spiked between $60 and $70 in the past few months.

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Members of two local unions picket Monday at the entrance to a section of the Liberty & Union Industrial Park.

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Knox County Commission voted 16-3 Monday against making Cigna Health Care its single health insurance provider, starting in 2008.

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NEW YORK — Millions of Americans have no life insurance or are seriously underinsured and that could translate to big financial problems for their loved ones if they die unexpectedly.

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NEW YORK - Millions of Americans have no life insurance or are seriously underinsured and that could translate to big financial problems for their loved ones if they die unexpectedly.

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Putting off investing in life insurance can trigger a financial catastrophe for the survivors of a family’s breadwinner or its primary caregiver. The odds are they’ll be hard-pressed trying to continue rent or mortgage payments, cover child-care and eldercare costs, or fund college savings plans.

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Companies are empowering consumers (or patients) giving them the tools to talk to one another, to question their doctors, to monitor their own conditions.

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Last week I participated in Matthew Holt’s and Indu Subaiya’s Health 2.0 conference, which attracted more than twice the number of people they had anticipated (about 500) and left many more turned away. So, clearly, something’s in the air. People…

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Workers will find moderately higher premiums this fall when they sign up for 2008 health care coverage through their employers. Some employers will offset cost increases by reimbursing workers a portion of their deductible in what are called health reimbursement accounts. And employees at smaller firms might be offered health savings accounts for the first time. Here’s a preview of the upcoming …

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