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Wyden, Merkley applaud passage of Radiation Exposure Compensation Act

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Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley praised Senate passage of Radiation Exposure Compensation Act. Act would compensate people exposed to radiation during certain nuclear testing or uranium mining who then developed medical conditions, including cancers. Bill also would provide coverage to people in New Mexico who were downwind of first nuclear bomb test and who have been left out of the program.

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Wyden, Merkley applaud passage of Radiation Exposure Compensation Act

WASHINGTON (KTVZ) Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., praised Senate passage of legislation they supported that would compensate people exposed to radiation during certain nuclear testing or uranium mining who then developed medical conditions, including cancers. The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act passed Thursday by the Senate would extend the time for eligibility under the act from

2 months ago·Bend, United States

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The Paducah Sun

Sen. Rand Paul votes not to pass Radiation Exposure Compensation Act

The U.S. Senate voted on a bill Thursday that would renew the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, which would provide financial relief to cancer patients exposed to radioactive material. The measure passed the Senate 69 to 30.

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The Metropolis Planet

Sen. Rand Paul votes not to pass Radiation Exposure Compensation Act

The U.S. Senate voted on a bill Thursday that would renew the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, which would provide financial relief to cancer patients exposed to radioactive material. The measure passed the Senate 69 to 30.

2 months ago·Metropolis, United States

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The Mayfield Messenger

Sen. Rand Paul votes not to pass Radiation Exposure Compensation Act

The U.S. Senate voted on a bill Thursday that would renew the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, which would provide financial relief to cancer patients exposed to radioactive material. The measure passed the Senate 69 to 30.

2 months ago·Mayfield, United States

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Sen. Rand Paul votes not to pass Radiation Exposure Compensation Act

The U.S. Senate voted on a bill Thursday that would renew the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, which would provide financial relief to cancer patients exposed to radioactive material. The measure passed the Senate 69 to 30.

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Tribune Courier

Sen. Rand Paul votes not to pass Radiation Exposure Compensation Act

The U.S. Senate voted on a bill Thursday that would renew the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, which would provide financial relief to cancer patients exposed to radioactive material. The measure passed the Senate 69 to 30.

2 months ago·Benton, United States

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