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1. Legalized Extortion and Exploitation Of Medicare & other Ins. & Pharmaceuticals
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

I have been trying to report legalized overbilling of Medicare & other insurance companies as well as pharmaceuticals by doctors for 3 years and nobody cares. If you pay cash at a doctors' office for ...

2. ‘The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity’ exposes the racial games played for mad money
(Entertainment/Movies)

... this beefy (if overlong) play or its rip-roaring production by Edward Torres, who staged the world premiere for Victory Gardens Theater in Chicago. A savage cartoon, the story is narrated by Mace ...

3. Watson Pharmaceutical expanding in Parsippany, leaving Morristown
(N.J./State)

BY TOM HESTER SR. NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Watson Pharmaceuticals Inc. will expand in Parsippany and include it operations now based in Morristown, state officials said Wednesday. The $15 million expansion ...

4. Christie eliminates prescription cost hikes for 164,000 seniors and disabled
(Health/Healthquest)

... Senior Gold and the Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled (PAAD) programs, as well as lower copayments for generic medicines will remain at the current levels. "While many New Jerseyans ...

5. Joan Verplanck: New Jersey’s road to prosperity will not come without sacrifice
(Opinion/Commentary)

... are leaders in biotech, pharmaceuticals, financial services, higher education, manufacturing, tourism and hospitality, just to name a few. When it comes to infrastructure, we are at the head of the pack ...

6. N.J. collects $1.3M from Aventis Pharmaceuticals over "best price'' violations
(Health/Healthquest)

New Jersey has received $1.3 million in a settlement with Aventis Pharmaceuticals Inc. regarding "best price" violations and resulting losses to the state's Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled ...

7. N.J. 'millionaire's tax' restored by committees in Trenton
(N.J./State)

... tax rate on income over $1 million would be restored to 10.75 percent from 8.97 percent. Christie's plan to charge a new $310 deductible to 105,000 senior and disabled citizens in the Pharmaceutical ...

8. Surcharge on 16K millionaires will help N.J. senior citizens through true shared sacrifice
(Opinion/Commentary)

... plan to charge a new $310 deductible to 105,000 senior and disabled citizens in the Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled prescription drug program and 23,000 senior citizens enrolled in the ...

9. Moriarty says Christie’s government reform bill will not be held hostage for millionaire’s tax
(N.J./State)

... $310 deductible to 105,000 senior and disabled citizens in the Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled prescription drug program and 23,000 senior citizens enrolled in the Senior Gold prescription ...

10. N.J. citizens need to see property tax reforms now
(Opinion/Commentary)

... checks for more than 600,000 senior homeowners and tenants to last year's levels; and to protect 105,000 senior and disabled citizens in the Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled prescription ...

11. Democrats unveil legislation to restore income tax surcharge on 16,000 New Jerseyans who earn over $1 million annually
(Money/Economy)

...  The proposed $310 deductible to 105,000 senior and disabled citizens in the Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled prescription drug program and 23,000 senior citizens enrolled in the Senior ...

12. Christie’s prescription plan hurts N.J. seniors
(Opinion/Commentary)

... their prescriptions in January. The budget proposal says some seniors enrolled in the Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled (PAAD) program and all persons in the Senior Gold program must ...

13. Exciting new mutual funds open in New Jersey
(Money/Economy)

... holding companies, where change is at hand. These are typically the cheapest stocks out there. The sell side doesn't cover them. Everyone's a specialist. You cover retail, pharmaceuticals, whatever. No ...

14. Hackettstown artist Ted Riddle finding his place in comic book world
(Entertainment/Movies)

... will be Lesa Mace and Dr. Green, and as each character is revealed in the series, they will be added to the game." The toys and games have helped Compu-M.E.C.H. find a younger audience. Riddle estimates ...

15. Lynn Redgrave to be honored by Paper Mill Playhouse
(Entertainment/Movies)

... by Ms. Redgrave's good friend Cynthia Mace. "We were honored to have Lynn Redgrave perform at Paper Mill last year, says Mark S. Hoebee, Paper Mill Playhouse Artistic Director. What was so inspiring ...

16. Anne Murray Patterson nominated to replace John E. Wallace on N.J. Supreme Court
(N.J./State)

... and pharmaceutical pricing, intellectual property litigation, restrictive covenant litigation, closely held corporation litigation and appeals. Her nomination will have to be approved by both a Democratic-controlled ...

17. N.J. DEP launches second air monitoring effort in Paterson
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... said Friday. The study is using air monitors in an area around the 100 block of Broadway to confirm that p-dichlorobenzen — a chemical used in urinal cakes, dyes and pharmaceutical products — is no longer ...

18. State collecting $9 million for illegal marketing of Seroquel
(Health/Healthquest)

New Jersey will receive more than $9 million in a national Medicaid fraud settlement with pharmaceutical company Astra Zeneca Pharmaceuticals LP regarding an illegal off-label marketing campaign that improperly ...

19. Proposed state budget hurts poorest citizens with changes to N.J. PAAD program
(Opinion/Commentary)

... be. If you are in these age and income brackets, then you qualify for what has, until now, been one of the best state prescription drug programs in the country: The Pharmaceutical Assistance for ...

20. N.J. legislators debate who is to blame for cost increases in state's prescription programs for seniors
(Health/Healthquest)

... and pharmaceutical assistance.' Drewniak said eligibility for Senior Gold and PAAD remains unchanged, that nursing home funding remains unchanged at $ 2.3 billion and that $14 million was added to community-based ...