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the one we used in Warren County.
We had to get the stuff (the
PCB) up. It was along 210 miles
of roadside. We had to get it up
and we had to put it
somewhere."
Hunt said he favors the expansion'of
the federal "Superfund"
used to clean up hazardous waste
sites and promises that if a way to
destroy PCB is ever discovered,
he will support digging up the
Warren " County landfill and
destroying its contents.
Insurance
It's college time again. And as
surely as students are lugging
books, clothes and poster off to
school, moms and dads are having
some apprehensions about
fledglings leaving the nest.
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mind - and possibly save money,
too - by checking into
homeowners, auto and health insurance
coverage for their kids.
homeowners insurance
Under most homeowners and
renters policies, students who are
still permanent residents of their
family's household are insured at
their new temporary residence
under the parents' policy, according
to James E. Green, personal
lines underwriting officer for the
Kemper Group. That coverage
includes liability protection up to
the parents' policy limits. It also
includes limited personal property
coverage for up to 10 percent
of the parents' contents limits or
$1,000, whichever is more.
Students living in an apartment
year-round should check into a
renter policy. While, as renters,
thev don't need coverage for thf
building itself, students should
have liability medical payments
and personal property coverages,
It students have rented an
apartment just for the school
year and still live with mom and
dad, they may be money ahead to
take advantage of the coverage
from the parents' policy, rather
than purchase their own rental
coverage. However, they should
check with their insurance agenl
as to any possible coverage gaps.
They should also be sure that the
10 percent personal property
coverage provided is adequate tc
cover their Dersonal belineines. II
not, rental coverage could be a
wise investment, even for a temporary
residence.
Green urged students to etch
their identification on such thing!
as bicycles, stereos, tape player:
and portable radios in order tc
reduce the risk of theft and im
prove recovery chances if the pro
AUTO INSURANCE
A move to college may also af
feet a family's auto insurano
cost. For example, if a student at
tends school 100 or more mile
from home, many companies of
fer significantly reduced auto in
surance premiums, because witl
less access to the car, th
student's accident risk is reduced
Full-time college students ca;
further reduce the premium fo
the car they drive by up to 18 pet
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Decreasing Deficit First
Priority
Like most politicians, Hunt offered
his share of of promises. He
promised to work to make sure
the food stamp program stays intact,
to work against tuition tax
credits for parents sending their
children to private schools, to
become a "champion" for
predominantly black colleges, to
work to increase aid to states for
education and to push for more
student loans.
But uppermost on his agenda,
Hunt said, is a decrease in the
federal budget deficit, but not, he
said, at the expense of cutting
social programs and education.
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HEALTH INSURANCE
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people," he said.
Hunt's immediate plans for
cutting the budget include:
slicing $2 billion from
Medicaid and Medicare by making
hospitals more cost-effective
in their administration of the two
programs.
saving $16 to $21 billion in the
defense budget by eliminating
wasteful spending.
saving another $7 billion by
restricting the third year of the
federal tax cut to citizens with annual
incomes at or under
$50,000.
eliminating $20 to $25 billion
in ease colli
covered under their parents'
health insurance * coverage.
Children up to age 19 generally
are. If the child attends college,
the coverage may extend while he
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he proposes in other areas, Hunt ^
said, would amount to between ||
$68 and $70 billion in savings. ^
"Those are just examples,"
Hunt said. "There are other
things we can do."
If he is elected, Hunt said, he
knows what he wants to do won't
be easy and won't come overnight.
The nation's budget deficit
has to be dealt with first, he said.
Although several pages of
questions remained unanswered
when time ran out, Hunt thanked
the reporters for their attention J
and advised the members of the
black press to scrutinize Helms*
record as closely as they had his.
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