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9/29/2006: Senators Seek Domestic-Partner Benefits for Federal Workers (The Washington Post; subscription may be required)

Excerpt: Sens. Gordon Smith (R-Ore.) and Joseph I. Lieberman (D-Conn.) have introduced legislation that would permit unmarried federal employees to apply for health, dental and vision insurance, retirement and other benefits for their domestic partners.

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