Health plan would spark change
(02/21/05 5:00am)
When Cathy Knight thinks of the state health plan, she thinks of the $427 that gets taken out of her paycheck every month.
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When Cathy Knight thinks of the state health plan, she thinks of the $427 that gets taken out of her paycheck every month.
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