Sestak, Weldon camp at odds (The Daily Times)
By JOHN M. ROMAN jroman@delcotimes.com MEDIA -- Seventh District Congressional candidate Joe Sestak held a "kitchen table" discussion Friday at his campaign office with senior citizens about the Medicare Part D prescription drug plan. The consensus was that none of them had anything positive to say about its confusing regulations and skyrocketing drug costs. And Sestak focused on his incumbent

Trying to cope with Medicare Part D (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Medicare Part D is an ill-conceived plan that needs to be fixed. The only ones who will benefit from it are the insurance companies who sell it.

Medicare payments made; letter called mistake (Billings Gazette)
A government computer glitch that sent erroneous refunds to more than 200,000 Medicare beneficiaries has some senior citizens worried that their health benefits will be cut off.