Getting the this program on track is a priority of mine so we can best use the funds and continue keeping Pennsylvania's waterways beautiful. Our workforce is changing, and we must be prepared. By 1990, this amount dwindled to 35 percent. It may fall as low as 15 percent by the year 2000. To help workers prepare for these changes, the government must improve access to education and training.
Education is the key to success and a better life.
The legislation I have proposed will help students reach their goals by making education more affordable. Any reform should focus on that. Strengthening patients rights is the key to reforming health care. We must look at all aspects of health care and set standards for managed care and addresses liability, cost concerns and quality while remaining focused on patients' rights. Someone who believes they are having a heart attack should be able to call an ambulance and go to the emergency room where they can receive proper care.