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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.
Download the slide show's audio in MP3 format Flash version requires Flash Player Produced by: Rebecca Jacobson |
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| Karimkhani worked as a dishwasher during his first years in the United States. He later drove a cab while attending school, and eventually he and his wife started their own car service company. |
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| Photo Credit: Rebecca Jacobson, Audio Credit: Rebecca Jacobson |
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 BLOG NOV. 18, 2009 The CEO of Americans for the Arts discusses the difficulty artists have in finding health insurance.  UPDATE NOV. 12, 2009 Congress' budget scorekeepers have found themselves at the center of the health care reform debate, as lawmakers strive to keep costs down.
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