Senate unanimously approves extension of compensation program for sickened nuclear test participants, downwinders, uranium miners

Certain people sickened after exposure to radiation from either atmospheric nuclear-weapon tests or uranium mining would get two more years to file for government compensation if a bill passed unanimously by the Senate last week becomes law.
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