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 Thursday, Jun 11 2009Florida Legislative Leaders Agree To Fund Medically Needy ProgramFlorida House Speaker Johnnie Byrd  R  and state Senate President Jim King  R  announced on April 28 that they have reached a deal that would cancel cuts to the state s Medically Needy program scheduled to take effect May 1 and keep it operating for another year, the St. Petersburg Times reports stanley in uk   Ulferts, St. Petersburg Times, 4/29 .  Under the cuts to the program, which provides medical assistance to seriously ill uninsured people who do not qualify for Medicaid, beneficiaries would have to pay for medical costs out-of-pocket until they have spent all but $450 of their income per month on prescription drugs. The cuts would reduce state expenditures by $17 million  Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report, 4/24 .  The restored program would be paid for between May 1 and the start yeezy 350  of the 2003-2004 fiscal year on July 1 with money from a lawsuit the state recently settled  St. Petersburg Times, 4/29 .  The state is set t stanley cup o receive $8.3 million from a Medicaid fraud settlement reached with drug makers Bayer and GlaxoSmithKline. That spending would bring in about $13 million in federal matching funds  Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report, 4/24 .  No funding has yet been worked out for the program for FY 2003-04.  Byrd and King agreed that each chamber s final budget for FY 2003-04 would have funding for the program and not require beneficiaries to spend down to $450 a month.  Byrd and King also said they w