Strayhorn blasts Perry over new rules governing CHIP coverage AUSTIN (AP) — Texas Comptroller Carole Keeton Strayhorn on Wednesday urged Gov. Rick Perry, a fellow Republican, to rescind new rules for the Children's Health Insurance Program that she says will jeopardize health care for poor working families. The rules, which went into effect Tuesday, specify dollar amounts and types of assets that must be counted by certain families applying for the low-cost health insurance program. For instance, having $5,000 in a savings account could disqualify a family's children from coverage, she said. That assets test is "mean-spirited, " Strayhorn said,...