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Lubbock s new VA Clinic is just what local veterans deserve

Editorial praises persistence and leadership over the past 10 years to bring the new Lubbock VA Clinic to realization

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Lubbock s new Veterans Administration clinic unveiled ahead of opening

Lubbock will soon have a VA clinic to be proud of. The new Lubbock VA Outpatient Clinic on 4th Street and Indiana Avenue, across the street from the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, will open on Tuesday, June 1. The $12.3 million, multi-story facility will offer 94,000 square feet of clinical space and new services. Of the many new services are surgical care, an eye clinic, radiology services, physical medicine and rehabilitation, and more. According to the Amarillo Veterans Administration Health Care System, the new building will allow for expanded primary care, mental health, telehealth, dental and pharmacy services. Dr. Rodney Gonzalez, director of the Amarillo VA Health Care System, which the Lubbock VA falls under, says the new clinic is more than three times larger than the current facility. He said this is a modern clinic, adding that it s a facility that the region will be proud of.

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Price of Politics: Pa lawmakers spend millions during pandemic in meals, lodging, gas, and car leases | FOX43 Capitol Beat

Price of Politics: Pa. lawmakers spend millions during pandemic in meals, lodging, gas, and car leases | FOX43 Capitol Beat State legislators collected over $1 million alone in per diems, non-taxable, no receipt expenses designed for meals and lodging when lawmakers are on business trips. Author: Matt Maisel (FOX43) Updated: 10:54 PM EDT May 25, 2021 HARRISBURG, Pa. During a year when many Pennsylvanians were forced to cut costs because of the COVID-19 pandemic, state lawmakers collected and spent millions of dollars of taxpayer money on gas, state-issued cars, and perk known as per diems. Per diem, which comes from the latin phrase each day, are payments lawmakers can elect to receive at the start of the legislative year. They are mostly tax-free, and are designed to be used for meals and lodging when state representatives and senators are on official business.

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Radiation Exposure and Liver Flukes: Little-Known Veterans Issues Get Attention in Congress

Sign from the Plum Brook Reactor Facility warns of radiation. (Photo: DVIDS) 7 May 2021 When Robert Celestial arrived on Lowja Island in the Marshall Islands Enewetak Atoll in 1977, he was given a shovel and gloves and told to get to work. Like his fellow troops, he waded into the muck at the bottom of an atomic bomb crater and began digging. He was dressed in shorts. We were young soldiers. We didn t know what we were doing, Celestial told Military.com last year. So many of my friends have passed away. Since at least 2018, Celestial has worked for passage of the Mark Takai Atomic Veterans Healthcare Parity Act, a bill that would recognize hundreds of veterans who participated in decontamination and containment work in Enewetak from 1977 to 1980 as atomic veterans.

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House Veterans Affairs Committee Passes Reps Gallego, Johnson, O Halleran, Cole Bill to Support Native Veterans Attending Tribal Colleges and Universities – South Dakota War College

House Veterans Affairs Committee Passes Reps Gallego, Johnson, O Halleran, Cole Bill to Support Native Veterans Attending Tribal Colleges and Universities – South Dakota War College
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