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Wednesday, February 04, 2009

House Votes to Extend Children’s Health Insurance

US Congress passes children health insurance bill Reuters

Obama Signs Kids Health Insurance Bill -- CBS
Obama set to sign children's health insurance initiative
Wall Street Journal - The Associated Press - NPR
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