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The reform law is starting pilot programs to test ways to reduce Medicare costs without cutting benefits.

Congress voted it down, but the administration is trying again, and will be starting pilot programs this year inside the Justice and Labor departments.

Next year, the Boy Scouts is starting pilot programs in six heavily Hispanic cities, including Fresno, Calif., and Orlando, Fla., to test ways of introducing scouting to immigrant parents.

The reform law also seeks savings from such competition but goes far beyond that, starting pilot projects and establishing new organizations to spread the most promising reforms throughout the system.

PAGE A20 In Alaska, Doubts Over InvestigationA20 Jesse Jackson Jr. Confirms Inquiry A20 STANDARDS FOR DEGREE PROGRAMS In the first American effort of its kind, universities and colleges in Indiana, Minnesota and Utah are starting pilot projects to make sure that degree programs in their states reflect a consensus about what specific knowledge and skills should be taught.

The reform law makes a good start, sponsoring research to determine which treatments are effective and which are not, starting pilot projects to change the way care is delivered and paid for, and setting up new organizations to rush successful approaches into wide use in Medicare and ultimately the private sector.

TestU was seeking to start pilot tests of its new products in New York City schools.

The bills in both houses would start pilot projects within Medicare.

But already, 15 school districts, including the one in this middle-class Bergen County suburb, have started pilot programs.

He also started pilot programs to lower infant mortality rates in the Jackson area and the Delta region.

Several other firms hope to start pilot plants on a similar scale this year.Money for nothingThe problem with CCS is the cost.