The old class delineations have been blurred by the relative decline of manufacturing and the expansion of services.
But Ms. Taff said the state has been slow to approve funding, which has stymied her district's expansion of services.
He has combined the nation's toughest work requirements with an unusually ambitious -- and expensive -- expansion of services to needy workers.
In an effort to break the cycle, Texas this fall began its expansion of services for former inmates, including job training classes, drug treatment programs and psychological counseling.
Recommendations offered by the RCP report include the development of a mental health policy, expansion of services wherever possible, and collaborative healthcare between NHS and universities.
Dr. Lord understands their reluctance, yet she believes that these start-ups, serving two or three autistic children at first, are essential to an eventual expansion of services.
Mr. Thompson, who as Wisconsin governor put in place a tough welfare-to-work law, accompanied it with a costly expansion of services to needy workers.
Mr. Dimon is bulking up the firm's international businesses, last year promoting Heidi Miller to oversee its expansion of services to corporations around the world.
Pete Gallego, a Democrat state representative expressed concern that the state might return to the problems of the early 1990's, when tough economic times prevented any expansion of services.
It recently announced a big expansion of services and ordered 100 new aircraft from Boeing.Driving prices downThe European Commission published its much-trailed plan to improve competition in Europe's car market.
Other critics on the left and Lord Tebbit (not common bedfellows) have objected more specifically to the "cherry picking" expansion of services that private healthcare providers would be able to carry out, using staff trained by the NHS.
