She's collected cans before, and she isn't too proud to do it again.
Utility bills are just one right after another.
Kentucky legislators will discuss a state-run prescription drug benefit plan that would reduce drug bills for seniors like Nance when they meet again next year. If President Bush's proposed budget is passed, states will receive block grants to develop their own plans. That's just one health issue that Kentucky legislators will look at in the 2002 session, said Dr. Donald Neel, an Owensboro pediatrician and president-elect of the Kentucky Medical Association. Neel gave an overview Wednesday on health issues facing Kentucky legislators and the U.S. Congress during a conference on aging at Owensboro Mercy Health System HealthPark. Under Bush's proposed budget, states would receive money to create their own drug benefit plans while Congress works on a more comprehensive reform for Medicare, the government's health plan for the elderly.