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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1972

Page

3

Coal industry aid bill advances with miner benefits plan

The measure would extend benefits to surface miners, remove chest X rays as the sole denial basis, simplify eligibility for widows, presume underground miners with 15 or more years of service who have a respiratory disorder have black lung, remove social security offsets, and provide aid for orphans and dependent relatives. Critics called it a bailout. supporters argued miners and families deserve fair compensation amid pneumoconiosis. Gov Arch Moore backed the bill amid reelection plans against Rockefeller.

White House John Erlenborn Ill Treasury Robert C. Byrd D-W. Va Arch A. Moore West Virginia John D

Nixon Signs Black Lung Benefits Act Draws Praise

The signing of the Black Lung Benefits Act of 1972 drew swift praise from Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr and Sen. Jennings Randolph. The measure expands federal pneumoconiosis compensation to help up to 100,000 more miners and dependents while addressing prior gaps for children and orphans. Senators Byrd and Hechler urged action, noting decades of inequity and delayed relief for West Virginia miners awaiting approvals.

Associated Press Nixon Arch A. Moore Jr Moscow Sen Jennings Randolph D-W. Va House Senate Robert C. Byrd Interior Social Security Byrd

Buffalo Mining Co settles most flood claims in W Va

Buffalo Mining Co announced it settled 253 of more than 900 flood claims filed after February 26. The firm urged remaining property loss claimants to file immediately while operating claims offices in Man and Logan. The Buffalo Creek disaster killed at least 118 people when a coal waste impoundment broke nearby.

Logan W. Va Buffalo Mining Co Man Buffalo Creek

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