Clinton plan eyed to compensate beryllium workers
The Clinton Administration proposed legislation to compensate hundreds of workers exposed to beryllium during Manhattan Project era research at Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Chicago. The bill offers lost wages, medical costs, or a $100,000 lump sum, with eligibility expanding to Oak Ridge and Paducah workers and survivors under certain conditions.
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Waivers Sought by Illinois School Districts on Ed Rules
Illinois districts seek waivers including up to 75 per student for drivers education and exempting K through eighth grade PE due to facilities. The State Board of Education says 66 of 100 requests were approved, 24 sent to legislators, and 10 withdrawn or ineligible.
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