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Workers who were exposed to radiation while employed at a uranium processing facility in St. Louis would become eligible for compensation and health benefits under this proposal, similar to programs that already exist for nuclear weapons plant workers in other locations. The bill would recognize these employees' occupational health risks and provide them with financial support and medical care related to their radiation exposure. This would primarily affect former and current workers at the St. Louis site and their families.
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