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HHS AWARDS $2.4 MILLION FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR PUBLIC SAFETY WORKERS AFFECTED BY 9/11 ATTACKS
HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson today announced $2.4 million in grants to provide mental health services to the public safety workers who responded to last year's terrorist attacks.
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House Republicans Lead the Way in Helping America's Seniors
House Republicans play second fiddle to no one when it comes to helping America's seniors lower the costs of prescription medications.
Three months ago, the House passed -- with both Republican and Democrat votes -- a fair, fiscally responsible and comprehensive plan that would provide real solutions for senior citizens and their families. And unfortunately, we're still waiting for the Senate to follow suit.
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September 17, 2002
HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson today announced that the Bush Administration is awarding $140 million in grants to reimburse hospitals, clinics and other health care organizations for costs they incurred while responding to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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(Sept. 17, 2002 -- HOUSTON, TX) The U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (CSB) convenes in Houston today to vote on recommendations to OSHA, EPA, and trade groups to improve the safety of industrial processes that can experience hazardous chemical reactions. Inadequate controls of such "reactive hazards" are responsible for continuing deaths, injuries, and environmental and property damage around the country, according to the Board.
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