Hanford Workers’ Compensation Bill Revived in Wash. State

Three Washington state Democrats made a last-minute attempt to revive a proposal in the state Legislature to help ill personnel from the Hanford Site win easier approval of workers’ compensation claims. Their bill was scheduled for discussion Wednesday in an…

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Hanford Workers’ Compensation Bill Revived in Wash. State

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