On the recordApril 7, 1994
When the young lady a few moments ago asked the immunization question, I alluded to this. In our plan, there is provision for the expenditure of I think it's around a billion dollars a year more of Federal funds to public health units all around the country, every year, than we're providing now to try to expand the preventive and primary services provided. As I said, I know in my State, we relied very heavily on public health clinics. And in a lot of rural areas and in underserved inner- city areas, they are very important. And in many places, everywhere they provide the immunizations for kids. So we'll continue to support them at a higher level than we are now if the plan passes as it is. Mr. Anschutz. Thank you, Tulsa. And, Glenda Silvy, we thank you very much for participating tonight. If we don't get back to you, thanks again. Now, let's go on to Topeka and Ralph Hipp. Mr. Hipp. Thanks again, Wendall, and this is probably our final question. Mr. President, we've enjoyed being with you here in Topeka, Kansas, tonight. A doctor has our next question. Lifestyles
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