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PublisherArticlePublish Date
 Knoxville News Sentinel  Labor Department starts compensation meetings  2005-06-22 
 The Village Voice  Stirring Up Toxic Dust  2005-06-21 
 The Tri City Herald  Public sounds off on worries  2005-06-16 
 Hartford Courant  Nuclear-Worker Groups Contest Rules  2005-06-03 
 Rocky Mountain News  Feds play coy on Flats compensation plan
Officials refuse to go on record about aid for sickened workers		  2005-05-27 
 Des Moines Register  Middletown workers face new setback
An advisory board says it must review more information, so compensation for ill employees remains on hold.		  2005-04-12 
 The Hawkeye (Iowa)  Wait continues for IAAP watchers
Grassley enters latest round of criticism.		  2005-03-18 
 Rocky Mountain News  Cancer rates at rocky Flats found to be far higher than originally estimated  2005-02-28 
 Oak Ridger  DOE expands beryllium screening program  2005-02-24 
 Denver Post  Rocky Flats workers deserve federal help  2005-02-21 
 Knoxville News Sentinel  Children of sick DOE workers see no cash  2005-01-27 
 Oak Ridger  'It's not fair'  2005-01-27 
 Oak Ridger  WANTED: Sick worker info
150 appear at sick worker meeting		  2005-01-26 
 The Oak Ridger  WANTED: Sick worker info  2005-01-26 
 The Oak Ridger  WANTED: Sick worker info
150 appear at sick worker meeting		  2005-01-26 
 Hawkeye  Cancer claims make gain - Sen. Tom Harkin says move by federal agency opens way for denied payments.  2005-01-20 
 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists  Nuclear workers to receive compensation soon  2005-01-12 
 Paducah Sun  An Ashland woman whose late husband worked at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant will receive $125,000 on Thursday.  2004-12-15 
 Paducah Sun  Sick workers question exposure views  2004-11-27 
 Buffalo News  Cancer victims rap audit  2004-11-15 
 The Hawk Eye  Hope for victims  2004-10-25 
 The Hawkeye  Claims bill reaches Bush's desk  2004-10-13 
 Deseret Morning News  Congress expands downwind funding:
Uranium mill workers to gain compensation		  2004-10-12 
 The Oak Ridger  Changes in store for sick worker program  2004-10-11 
 Rocky Mountain News  Congress backs ill Flats workers  2004-10-09 
 The Knoxville News Sentinel  Sick workers program moved
Congress agrees to shift process to Labor Department		  2004-10-09 
 The Oak Ridger  Sick worker program nears agency switch  2004-10-08 
 SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER  Lawmakers overhaul compensation for nuclear weapons workers  2004-10-08 
 Amarillo Globe News  One family's heartache  2004-10-05 
 Amarillo Globe News  Remembering A Life: Cancer strikes husband, father  2004-10-04 
 Amarillo Globe-News  Cold War Casualties: Waiting for word - Workers look to Pantex's past for answers to illness, death  2004-10-03 
 Amarillo Globe News  Scientists look for pieces to radiation puzzle  2004-10-03 
 Knoxville News-Sentinel  Nuke-comp plans stir debate - Lawmakers at odds over fixing system  2004-10-02 
 Knoxville News Sentinel  'Cold War' warriors still battle for hope  2004-09-29 
 Workers Comp Insider  Out in the cold; America's cold war energy workers  2004-09-27 
 Denver Post  Denver Post editorial
Cold War workers need aid now		  2004-09-26 
 Craig Daily Press  Activist takes on Washington
Terrie Barrie fights for nuclear plant employees		  2004-09-18 
 Craig Daily Press  Our view: Nuclear plant workers fighting the good fight  2004-09-18 
 Rocky Mountain News  Hefley neutral on overhaul of aid for ex-Flats workers  2004-09-16 
 SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER  Find way to make whole  2004-09-14 
 The Hawk Eye  Presidential candidate pushes for change in handling former weapons workers' compensation.  2004-09-13 
 Tri-City Herald  Sick nuclear workers deserve faster answers  2004-09-08 
 Knoxville News-Sentinel  Changes needed to help sick workers in Oak Ridge  2004-09-05 
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer  White House in fight over weapons workers  2004-08-31 
 Knoxville News-Sentinel  'Cold War' warriors still battle for hope  2004-08-29 
 Rocky Mountain News  Energy contract 'improper'  2004-08-26 
 The Oak Ridger  Sick workers unsatisfied over claims  2004-08-25 
 Knoxville News-Sentinel  Ailing Oak Ridge workers deserve better treatment  2004-08-24 
 Associated Press  FDA Approves Dirty Bomb Antidotes  2004-08-23 
 Knoxville News-Sentinel  Only 12 of 4,300 sick OR workers win DOE claims  2004-08-17 
 Bulletin of Atomic Scientists  Beryllium's nasty legacy lives on  2004-08-13 
 Wired  Nukes Still Take Toll on Workers  2004-08-11 
 The Hawkeye (Iowa)  Analyst looks at claims move  2004-08-09 
 Anchorage Daily News  Amchitka workers: They already waited too long for relief from nuclear illnesses  2004-08-05 
 New Scientist  Plutonium cancer risk may be higher than thought  2004-07-18 
 Gazette Online (Associated Press)  Panel OK's speeding payments to Middletown workers  2004-04-26 
 The Oak Ridger  Sick worker program leaders quit  2004-04-06 
 Rocky Mountain News  Quick action promised to nuke workers
Secretary of Labor vows survivors will get their checks soon		  2004-01-12 
 Denver Post  Flats families await U.S. aid
Labor secretary vows faster action on compensation		  2004-01-12 
 The Oak Ridger  Janet Michel: Sick workers deserve better  2001-12-27 
 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists  A debt long overdue
Nuclear weapons work made people sick--at last, workers may be compensated.		  2001-07-31 
 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists  The burden of proof  2001-07-31 
 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists  Energy in decay  2000-06-01 
 Tennessean  Thompson's bill serves only some at nuclear weapons sites  1999-11-19 
 Tennessean  An Investigation Into Illnesses Around the Nation's Nuclear Weapons Sites  1997-02-09 

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