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California Healthline Daily Edition

Summaries of health policy coverage from major news organizations

Thursday, Aug 29 2013

Santa Clara County Approves 35-Year Health Benefit Debt-Reduction Proposal

On Tuesday, Santa Clara County supervisors approved a 35-year plan to pay down $1.8 billion in debt for worker and retiree health benefits. The plan calls for the county to contribute an additional $78 million annually toward retiree health benefits. Supervisors included language in the plan that would allow the board to override the payment commitment with a majority vote.

"Santa Clara County Board OKs Health Perk Debt Plan" (Woolfolk, San Jose Mercury News, 8/27).

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