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3800 workers will lose their jobs at Galveston's largest employer - Houston Chronicle
eFluxMedia 3800 workers will lose their jobs at Galveston's largest employer Houston Chronicle, United States - Nov 12, 2008 It receives money from patient care and contracts for providing care to people without health insurance and to prisoners, in addition to funding from the UT ... Smaller UTMB causes concerns Daily News - Galveston County UTMB will keep accreditation despite 3800 jobs lost Houston Chronicle Sara Ferrino Daily News - Galveston County Houston Chronicle - Houston Chronicle all 508 news articles
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But the school must keep sending students away for clinical experience - Houston Chronicle
Enews 2.0 But the school must keep sending students away for clinical experience Houston Chronicle, United States - 8 hours ago Callender also said that UTMB will have a more difficult time fulfilling its role of caring for island patients who lack health insurance . ... Ike-damaged hospital, med school laying off 3800 The Associated Press UTMB to cut 3800 jobs Galveston County Daily News 3800 workers will lose their jobs at Galveston's largest employer Houston Chronicle Houston Chronicle all 396 news articles
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UTMB will keep accreditation despite 3800 jobs lost - Houston Chronicle
Enews 2.0 UTMB will keep accreditation despite 3800 jobs lost Houston Chronicle, United States - 22 hours ago Callender also said that UTMB will have a more difficult time fulfilling its role of caring for island patients who lack health insurance . ... Ike-damaged hospital, med school laying off 3800 The Associated Press UTMB to cut 3800 jobs Galveston County Daily News 3800 workers will lose their jobs at Galveston's largest employer Houston Chronicle Houston Chronicle all 420 news articles
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Friends, foes agree: Craddick made his mark on Texas - Houston Chronicle
Friends, foes agree: Craddick made his mark on Texas Houston Chronicle, United States - Nov 16, 2008 Craddick and other GOP leaders agreed that new taxes were out of the question in 2003, paving the way for stripping down government health insurance ...
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