LETTERS
Posted: October 5, 2009 at 4:22 a.m.
No need to reinvent wheel The Hill-Burton Act was passed and signed into law in 1946. Its intent was to grant money and loans to modernize hospitals and build rural clinics through the U.S. and its territories with the additional caveat of providing in-house, uncompensated services for 20 years for those who could not afford them.
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Editorial, Pages 11 on 10/05/2009
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