Feds release health overhaul blueprint for states  RICARDO
ALONSO-ZALDIVAR Associated Press Published:  WASHINGTON (AP) --
The Obama administration is releasing a blueprint for states to
sign up millions of uninsured Americans for medical coverage
through the president's health care law.  The long-awaited
regulation issued Monday stresses state and federal flexibility
in the face of a huge logistical challenge.  Starting Jan. 1,
2014, millions will be able to buy health insurance through new
state-based markets called exchanges.  But states are moving in
fits and starts to set up the exchanges. Many are waiting for
the Supreme Court to decide whether the law is constitutional.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius says she
expects the law to be upheld, and that states will move quickly
once that happens.  More than 30 million uninsured people are
eventually expected to receive coverage.