Acting manager Olds steps in at Oak Ridge cleanup office

John (Jay) Mullis finished his federal career last week as the Department of Energy’s manager for nuclear cleanup at the Oak Ridge Site in Tennessee, with deputy Eric Olds stepping in as the acting boss.
The transition was confirmed via email Monday by a spokesperson…

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