DOE, Washington State Make Their Case in Hanford Safety Hearing

By Staff Reports

After two and a half hours of arguments Wednesday in a hearing over a preliminary injunction request for Hanford Site worker safety, U.S. District Judge Thomas Rice said he would issue a detailed written order as promptly as he can. Plaintiffs Washington state,…

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