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Posted: July 10, 2009 |
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Reza Karimkhani came to the United States from Iran in 1975. He and his wife are the owners and operators of the "mom-and-pop" Caspian Car Service company in Denver. After five years without health insurance, they now pay nearly $700 per month for coverage.
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Produced by: Rebecca Jacobson |
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| Caspian Car Service is a "mom-and-pop" company. Reza and his wife are the drivers, occasionally they hire his brother as well. |
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| Photo Credit: Rebecca Jacobson, Audio Credit: Rebecca Jacobson |
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