European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 09, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday september 9, 1994 . The stars and stripes Page 9 plan to insure All children pushed by Senate in crime spree Albuquerque , a while an sex convict and his teen age companion suspected in a Cross country crime spree face prosecution in at least two states Federal authorities have dropped charges against them. The Federal charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution were dropped wednesday against Lewis e. Gilbert 22, and Eric a. Elliot 16, Bothof Newcomerstown Ohio assistant , attorney Robert Gorence said. Both were charged wednesday with first de Gree murder in Oklahoma where a police affidavit says the pair admitted shooting someone to. Death. A. -.". A they were jailed tuesday in new Mexico after troopers tracked them to a Dusty Highway Culvert. They Are charged with burglary and Kidnap Ping in Ohio in the disappearance of a 79-year-old woman. They also Are suspected in the slay Ings of a elderly couple in Missouri though they have not been charged there. Now we have three states from what i be heard who can All fight Over them Gorence said.  ". -.-. And the Federal investigation continues with carjacking charges a possibility Potence said. Federal authorities often use unlawful flight charges As a Way to let the Fri help police track Down dangerous fugitives Fri agent Doug Bel Don said. -. When that Mission is accomplished such As Here the unlawful flight charge is often dismissed. This enables the state to proceed against the suspects judicially Beldon said. Authorities believe Gilbert and Elliott met aug. 15, the Day Gilbert was released from Pris on in Ohio after serving time for boat theft. Washington a Liberal senators sep tidal about the outcome of backstage health Reform negotiations Are putting together a plan that Aims to insure All children and give states Money for Long term Home Carea .-/.". "  latest plan is relatively modest in Cost and scope. Aides to the lawmakers atty it is not real health Reform but a step that Points Congress in the right direction. They also say moderate republicans have responded favourably to the proposal. When the Senate left last month for a two week re Cess Hopes for a health Bill this year were resting on talks Between Senate majority Leader George Mitchell and the authors of a bipartisan mainstream plan that fell Short of the systemic reforms originally sought by Mitchell and president Clinton. The liberals new alternative reflects a belated recognition that time and Money Are Short and that their priorities Are in danger of getting lost. Once they protested that the mainstream plan with subsidies to cover about half the nation s 39 Mil lion uninsured and no Fallback requirement that employers kick in was not Good enough f the Price tag on the Liberal plan underscores the shrinking Hopes. It would Cost a maximum of $240 Bil lion Over 10 years about the same As a Bill introduced by Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole and$100 billion less than the mainstream plan. Under the liberals proposal Low income families would receive subsidies to buy insurance for children younger than 18, with the goal of Universal coverage for that age group. Insurance costs would be fully deductible for the self employed. States would receive a Block Grant for Home based and Community based Long term care. Insurance coverage would be portable from Job to Job. A. And insurance companies could not exclude peo ele who had pre existing conditions and they could not it lifetime benefits. Authors of the plan would raise $75 billion through medicare savings. Like Clinton they would require wealthy seniors to pay a bitter share of their doctors Bills raising an additional $35 billion. The balance of the financing would come from raising the 24-cent cigarette tax by Between 75 cents and $1. The Liberal plan is simpler than Dole s package of subsidies and insurance reforms it has a stronger Long term care component and targets just one group children for expanded coverage. Teen hammers nails in boy s heels Somerset a. A eight year old Terry Snyder hid his wounds for a week after three boys dragged him into the Bushes and hammered a Small Nail into the Back of each Heel because he would t shoplift for them. Police in this town of about 4,500 people said two boys not much older than ferry pinned him on his stomach while a 14-year-old boy hammered the Small nails from a tree fort. The boys were upset police said because Terry refused to steal a tobacco pipe from a discount  could file charges against the 14-year-old boy described As the ringleader and the 10 and 9-year-old boys who held Terry Down said police chief Ronald Stern. Abdullah s Oriental rugs end of summer Sale up to 60% off on selected carpets also selected carpets for your fair offer at our Ramsten store. 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