United Mine Workers Welfare Fund marks 20 years of benefits
The United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund celebrates its 20th anniversary by noting more than $2 billion in benefits paid since 1946. The annual report shows $143.3 million in benefits last year, including pensions, medical care, and survivor payments to 121,353 miners and families.
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Public Wants Gun Curbs Poll Shows
A Princeton based poll notes strong support for a police permit before gun purchases. In surveys since 1959 a 73 percent majority favors the measure, with 60 percent of gun owners also backing it. The report cites the Austin shooting as context for debate.
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