Aid codes describe the benefit for which a recipient is eligible. For specific information regarding aid codes, call the Out-of-State Unit at (916) 636-1960 or refer to the Aid Codes Master Chart section in the Part 1  Medi-Cal Program and Eligibility manual.
6. All of the names were read out loud this year for the fifth time. As part of the wallâs 30th anniversary celebration, all 58,282 names were read out loud just prior to Veterans Day. Volunteers, Vietnam vets, family members of the deceased and employees of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund started reading the names last Wednesday afternoon. Except for breaks from midnight to 5 a.m. each day, they didnât finish until Saturday night. Every name was similarly read out loud in 1982, 1992, 2002 and 2007.
It was apparently based on an estimate that 800,000 Vietnam-era veterans had died by 2000. That number was reasonable: About 9.2 million Americans served in the military during the Vietnam era (1964-75), so that would mean about 8 percent of them had died and 92 percent were still alive.f the men with the age distribution of Vietnam-era veterans who were alive in 2000, about 12 percent had died by 2010, with about 1.5 percent of the survivors projected to die each year since then. A version of this brief appears in print on March 26, 2013, on page D7 of the New York edition with the headline: 75.