Black Lung Bill Signed Extends Federal Benefits
President Nixon signed a bill extending federal black lung benefits to June 30, 1973 for miners and dependents, including orphans. He urged states to improve workers compensation laws by 1974, saying responsibility should lie with mine owners. West Virginia leaders welcomed the measure as justice for miners and families.
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North Carolina leaders condemn U.S. criminal system at Shaw University conference
Black church leaders officials and activists at Shaw University denounce a dual justice system in North Carolina. Howard Fuller and Leon White head radical and reform perspectives while calls include jail reform, end to high bails, prison code clarification and a Raleigh rally.
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