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ALBU
QUERQUE,
N.M. (AP) —
President Bush
threw his weight
Monday behind
the idea — it'
not the details
— of legislation
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guarantee i ng
equitable insurance coverage for
mental health services.
The president also gave his
support to the California guber
natorial candidate he tried to
defeat a month ago.
Turning to domestic policy
and politics after a frenzied week
end of Mideast diplomacy. Bush
traveled from his Texas ranch to
the University of New Mexico
here, and on to Los Angeles.
At each stop, he had his eye
on the November elections
that will decide control of
Congress and sought both to
raise millions of dollars for
GOP candidates and also
neuter Democrat attempts to
paint him as a big-business,
favor-the-rich Republican.
“We must work for a wel
coming and compassionate
society, a society where no
American is dismissed and no
American is forgotten,’* Bush
said in an Albuquerque speech
decrying the stigma and “hid
den suffering” associated with
mental disease.
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