Congressman Kanjorski on medical school funding
Congressman Paul Kanjorski spoke with Corbett about companion bills in the House and Senate, respectively, which would authorize $250 million in federal funding over five years to encourage the development of new medical schools, like The Commonwealth Medical College in Scranton
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