Coal miners' black lung benefits debated in Congress
In Appalachia miners seek black lung relief amid political sparring over benefit costs and medical exams. The debate pits Democrats led by Sen Williams against Republicans. proposals would shift administration, extend to orphans, and require state participation, with estimates of hundreds of millions in annual payments.
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Janet Staihar
Crab Orchard
W. Va
Appalachia
Pappa Coleman
Coleman
White House
Sen
Harrison A. Williams Jr
New Jersey
Ken Hechler
West Virginia
Kentucky
Disabled Workers’ Association of
Clay County
Nixon Administration
United Mine Workers Union
Carl Perkins
Jennings Randolph
House
Senate
Perkins-Randolph
Social Security
U. S. Department of Labor
Randolph
Nixon
Unwed mothers discuss babies futures at Lenox Hill
A New York Times report describes group counseling at Lenox Hill Hospital where pregnant unwed girls share why they did not abort and plan adoption. The dialogue covers religion, fathers, mothers, stigma, and the decision to give up their babies, with personal stories of resilience and hope.
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Olive Evans
New York Times
New York
Lenox Hill Hospital
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Jane
Ann
Nini Vas Dias
Lenox Hill
Vas Dias
Preparation H Provides Prompt Relief For Hemorrhoidal Symptoms
Doctor tests on hundreds of patients show Preparation H offers fast temporary relief from rectal itching and pain and may shrink swelling. Many doctors reportedly use and recommend the ointment or suppositories for their families.
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