Government study links Cold War weapons work to worker illness
A draft report reviewing three decades of Cold War era work at 14 atomic weapons facilities says exposure to radiation and chemicals may have caused cancer in workers. The finding reverses decades of denials and could lead to compensation for families, though final conclusions and funding depend on the forthcoming report and Congress.
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Primary race shifts as Forbes and Gore eye momentum
In New Hampshire Forbes banks on a second or close third to justify his large spend while McCain faces a likely setback that could end his bid. Gore defeats Bradley in Iowa and eyes a new win to pressure Bradley from the race. Bradley vows to stay in as March 7 primaries near, with Bush and McCain clinging to campaigns amid uncertainty.
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