Swift & Staley era as Paducah landlord could last into 2024

By Wayne Barber

Although a federal appeals court ruled Swift & Staley should not have been issued a new five-year Department of Energy contract to continue as landlord of the Paducah Site in Kentucky for five more years, it appears the contractor will stay in place there at…

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