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1. EXPERTS OFFER INFORMATION ABOUT AMERICANS WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE
WASHINGTON _ Who are all these 43.4 million Americans, at the Census Bureau's last count, who do not have health insurance? Who runs the least risk in going without it? (Children.) Who runs the most risk? (Sick people approaching 65.) Who is most likely to have it? (People over 65.) Not to have it? (Adults who work for low wages.) Who doesn't care? (Invincible youth.)

2. EXPERTS OFFER INFORMATION ABOUT AMERICANS WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE
WASHINGTON _ Who are all these 43.4 million Americans, at the Census Bureau's last count, who do not have health insurance? Who runs the least risk in going without it? (Children.) Who runs the most risk? (Sick people approaching 65.) Who is most likely to have it? (People over 65.) Not to have it? (Adults who work for low wages.) Who doesn't care? (Invincible youth.)

3. INTRODUCING THE FAIR CARE FOR THE UNINSURED ACT
Mr. ARMEY. Mr. Speaker, today, I am introducing the Fair Care for the Uninsured Act, a bill to give the nation's 44 million uninsured a refundable tax credit of $1,000 per adult and $3,000 per family for the purchase of private health insurance.

4. CALLING ON LEADERSHIP TO BRING UP HMO REFORM LEGISLATION
The SPEAKER pro tempore. Under the Speaker's announced policy of January 6, 1999, the gentleman from New Jersey (Mr. Pallone) is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader.

5. RANKS OF THOSE WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE ARE STILL GROWING
Tammy Soverns has diabetes and no health insurance. Her medication costs $100 a month. The strips to test her blood sugar cost the same. Going to a doctor can cost even more.

6. ARIZONA IS WORST IN HEALTH COVERAGE
PRESCOTT, Ariz. _ The portion of Arizonans who don't have medical insurance has grown to 28 percent, ranking Arizona worst in the nation for uninsured.

7. NEW YORK'S PLAN FOR UNINSURED SENDS NATIONAL MESSAGE
NEW YORK _ By agreeing Friday on a $1 billion plan to provide health insurance for a third of the state's 3.2 million uninsured, Gov. George Pataki and legislative leaders sent a message to the rest of the country that the state was trying to regain its stature as a leader on health care policy.

8. ALTERNATIVES FOR THE UNINSURED
The number of Americans without health insurance rose last year to its highest level in a decade. More than 44 million people _ 16 percent of the population _ lack coverage of any kind, according to the Census Bureau.

9. GORE AND BRADLEY OFFER DIFFERING APPROACHES ON HEALTH CARE POLICY
WASHINGTON _ The debate over health policy now being waged in the Democratic presidential primary campaign is not simply about cost estimates, political positioning and appeals to Democratic constituencies. Health policy experts say Vice President Al Gore and former Sen. Bill Bradley have very different visions about how to deal with the nation's 44.3 million uninsured.

10. INSURERS ASK GOVERNMENT TO EXTEND HEALTH PLANS
WASHINGTON _ Health insurance companies are proposing new federal programs and tax breaks to subsidize insurance for millions of people without coverage.