Pueblo Chieftain
02/26/05 "Congressmen, governor join chem demil fight"
Louisville Courier-Journal
02/26/05 "OSHA cites depot for safety violations: Nerve gas area is not involved"
Lexington Herald-Leader
02/26/05 "Depot cited for safety violations"
Richmond Register
02/26/05 "OSHA notifies depot of unsafe working conditions"
Associated Press
02/26/05 "Army depot cited for safety procedure violations"
Deseret News
02/27/05 "A.F. wasted $1 million on faulty devices"
Boston Globe
02/27/05 "US, Russia seen lagging on securing weapons stocks"
WTVQ 36 Action News
02/24/05 "McConnell: 'We're working on it.'"
Anniston Star
02/25/05 "Calhoun County Commission takes stand against transfers of chemical weapons"
Terre Haute Tribune-Star
02/25/05 "Facility begins process to obtain final OK for destruction of VX"
East Oregonian
02/24/05 "Applicants sought for Citizens Advisory Commission"
Pueblo Chieftain
02/24/05 "Locals grill defense official on demil delays"
Denver Post
02/24/05 "Rising cost stalls Pueblo arms work"
KOAA-TV NewsFirst
02/24/05 "Public discusses options for weapon destruction"
Associated Press
02/24/05 "Cost of munitions destruction plant in Pueblo rises to $2.6 billion"
02/23/05 "Study finds chemical used in rocket fuel present in milk"
icSurrey
02/24/05 "Nerve gas 'guinea pigs' seek apology"
Lexington Herald-Leader
02/23/05 "Burned again"
Richmond Register
02/23/05 "Interim briefing on depot study cancelled"
Tooele Transcript Bulletin
02/23/05 "CAMDS workers"
Ace Weekly
02/17/05 "Weapons of Mass Destruction? Up in the Air in the Bluegrass"
Pine Bluff Commercial
02/22/05 "Arsenal work attracts 250 to job fair"
Pueblo Chieftain
02/20/05 "Depot plan top subject of meeting"
Richmond Register
02/19/05 Excerpt from "Judge-Executive: Partnerships improving life in county"
Anniston Star
02/20/05 "Incineration update: Plenty of work still lies ahead"
Pueblo Chieftain
02/18/05 "Rice voices support for deadline to destroy chemical weapons Chem Depot"
KOAA NewsFirst
02/17/05 "Pueblo's mustard gas supply center of discussion on Capitol Hill"
Arkansas News Bureau
02/18/05 "Army discloses options to speed chemical weapons disposal"
Richmond Register
02/18/05 "Army briefing pushed back for chemical weapons study"
Winchester Sun
02/16/05 "Advisory board plans to mount letter-writing campaign to D.C."
WJZ TV-13
02/18/05 "Mustard Agent Tanks Removed from APG"
The News Journal
02/18/05 "Mustard gas moved for disposal"
Defense Environment Alert
01/25/05 "Chemical Weapons Program Cuts, Relocation Plans Opposed"
02/08/05 "Senators Seek to Block Chemical Weapons Relocation Study"
Detroit Free Press
02/18/05 "U.S. seeks out vets in chemical tests"
Surrey Advertiser
02/18/05 "Nerve gas man steps up battle for apology"
News Journal
02/17/05 "Plan to neutralize VX will go forward"
Indianapolis Star
02/17/05 "Bill would let state oversee VX removal"
Pueblo Chieftain
02/17/05 "Resolution aims at restoring funding for Chem Depot"
Anniston Star
02/17/05 "Group: Pentagon hasn't spent funds allocated for chemical weapons destruction"
Birmingham Post-Herald
02/16/05 "Judge chides incinerator opponents"
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
02/17/05 Excerpt from "Washington Notebook: Pryor backs funding but says Bush needs to bare Iraq path"
Associated Press
02/17/05 "Device to Destroy Chem Weapons Modified"
Terre Haute Tribune-Star
02/16/05 "Army gives OK to VX destruction in Newport"
Associated Press
02/16/05 "Nerve agent destruction set for spring"
02/16/05 "Army to begin destroying deadly nerve agent at Indiana chemical depot"
The above AP stories appeared in media outlets across the country.
Lexington Herald-Leader
02/16/05 "Weapons destruction planners are upbeat"
WKYT-TV
02/16/05 "Plan To Destroy Dangerous Weapons On-Site Continues"
Richmond Register
02/16/05 "ACWA holding off on spending $400 million"
Deseret News
02/16/05 "Weapons may be moved to Utah"
San Diego Union Tribune
02/16/05 "Utah tribe may store spent nuclear rods"
Philadelphia Inquirer
02/16/05 "Army is fishing for ammo"
Tri-Valley Herald
02/16/05 "Lab rolls out weapon destroyer"
Contra Costa Times
02/16/05 "Sandia unveils new tool for Homeland Security"
Colorado Daily
02/16/05 "Bombs away"
East Oregonian
02/15/05 "Mayor, council urge opposition to more chemical weapons"
Lexington Herald-Leader
02/15/05 "Pentagon has funds for work at depot"
The above Herald-Leader story appeared in media outlets across the country.
Richmond Register
02/15/05 "CWWG: Pentagon misusing funds for depots"
Jackson County Sun
02/03/05 "Fat Lady singing same old song"
Pueblo Chieftain
02/15/05 "Fed to attend Feb. 23 meeting on chem demil"
Daily Clintonian
02/14/05 "U.S. Army Chemical Materials Agency continues researching"
WBNS TV-10
02/15/05 "Honor Betrayed: Chemical Veterans"
Provo Daily Herald
02/12/05 Editorial "In Our View: Keep mustard gas out of Utah"
Denver Post
02/13/05 Editorial "Bush budget looms tough for Colorado"
Richmond Register
02/12/05 "Chandler visits Blue Grass Army Depot, gets briefing"
02/13/05 Letters "Stand up for chemical transport referendum"
Birmingham News
02/12/05 "ADEM: Law bans importing weapons"
Anniston Star
02/14/05 "Destruction on track: Burns on schedule at Anniston’s chemical weapons incinerator"
Associated Press
02/14/05 "Burns on schedule at Anniston's chemical weapons incinerator"
02/11/05 "Missouri congressmen told Pine Bluff Arsenal indispensable"
KVOA Eyewitness News
02/13/05 "First responders learn from the real thing"
Terre Haute Tribune-Star
02/14/05 Excerpt from "Dems vow to battle education cutbacks"
eMediaWire
02/14/05 "Security Experts Warn of Vulnerabilities to U.S. Rail System"
Baltimore Sun
02/13/05 "Neighbors pleased by APG decision"
Anniston Star
02/11/05 "Arkansas incinerator to begin operations in March: Pine Bluff facility modeled after Anniston’s"
Richmond Register
02/11/05 "Chemical Materials Agency continues research"
Baltimore Sun
02/11/05 "Army decides against placing plant for asbestos disposal at proving ground"
Inter Press Service
02/10/05 "Nuke Waste Project Divides Native Tribe"
Rocky Mountain News
02/10/05 "Fight is on over Pueblo project"
Pueblo Chieftain
02/10/05 "Senators want study of blocked demil funds"
02/10/05 "Ex-educator to fill position on depot panel"
Denver Post
02/10/05 "Senators: Start building Pueblo plant"
KOAA News First
02/09/05 "No money in federal budget for Depot clean up"
Associated Press
02/09/05 "Chemical Depot"
02/10/05 "False Newport alarm jars schools"
Eastern Progress
02/10/05 "Board, public to discuss weapons"
Anniston Star
02/10/05 "Getting prepared: Army, local emergency management agencies participate in chemical weapons exercise"
02/09/05 Letters "More weapons?"
Army News Service
02/09/05 "Last mustard agent removed from Aberdeen yard"
SF Weekly
02/09/05 "Chemical Welfare: The government accuses Bechtel of mismanagement as a smoke screen to avoid paying for alternative means of destroying deadly gases"
Denver Post
02/09/05 Letters "The right team to clean up mustard gas"
Pueblo Chieftain
02/09/05 Letters "County is at fault"
Denver Post
02/08/05 "Funds slashed for Pueblo facility"
Pueblo Chieftain
02/08/05 "Defense budget reflects big cuts at Chem Depot"
Richmond Register
02/08/05 "President's budget lacks funding for demilitarization"
Lexington Herald-Leader
02/08/05 "Funds slashed for destroying chemical weapons in Madison"
Associated Press
02/07/05 "Proposed budget provides little for Blue Grass Army Depot"
The above AP article and variations appeared in media outlets across the nation.
Salt Lake Tribune
02/08/05 "Utah: Dugway, HAFB fare well; parks, health funds among the losers"
Anniston Star
02/08/05 "Depot not alarmed over Bush budget"
680 News
02/07/05 "Canada teams up with U.S. group to build Russian railway for weapons disposal"
RedNova
02/08/05 "Gulf War Syndrome: Parasympathetic Nervous System at Risk"
Baltimore Sun
02/06/05 "Mustard agent storage comes to an end at APG"
02/06/05 "Water cleanup sparks dispute"
Pueblo Chieftain
02/05/05 "Defense clarifies stand on Pueblo depot with an about-face"
Rocky Mountain News
02/05/05 "Chemical disposal plant plans suspended"
KRDO News 13
02/04/05 "Pueblo Depot Plans in Jeopardy"
02/04/05 "Pentagon Responds to Pueblo Chemical Depot Request"
Associated Press
02/05/05 "Pueblo depot plan put on hold; senators irate"
02/07/05 "Russia Gets U.S. Money to Destroy Weapons"
Hermiston Herald
02/04/05 "Army Talks of Cost-Cutting"
Anniston Star
02/05/05 Letters "Told you so..."
Today's Sunbeam
02/05/05 "DuPont updates chamber on VX byproduct project"
Deseret News
02/04/05 "Hatch opposes moving chemical weapons to Utah"
Tooele Transcript Bulletin
02/03/05 "Mock city, secret jets on Dugway’s radar?"
Daily Astorian
02/03/05 Editorial "We don’t need other states’ problems"
Associated Press
02/03/05 "Local leaders concerned about continued chemical depot funding"
East Oregonian
02/03/05 "Local leaders, Army meet to discuss Depot budget"
Wi-Fi Planet
02/03/05 "Wireless Watches the Gas"
Salt Lake Tribune
02/03/05 "Hatch supports blocking study"
Terre Haute Tribune-Star
02/02/05 "Bayh hopes to stop proposed weapons study by Pentagon"
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
02/03/05 "Study on moving nerve agents is no cause for alarm, senators say"
The Clintonian (of Vermillion County, IN)
02/01/05 "CMA names its evaluation team to conduct assessment"
02/02/05 "Consolidating stockpiles may accelerate disposal"
AScribe
02/02/05 "Plasma Technology Offers Breathable Air in Biological and Chemical Threat Situations"
Richmond Register
02/02/05 "Chemical weapons transport banned within city limits"
Lexington Herald-Leader
02/02/05 "Richmond: Moving chemical weapons banned"
Deseret News
02/01/05 Editorial "Don't move these weapons"
Anniston Star
02/02/05 Letters "Speak Out ... On saying 'No' to weapons transport"
WISH TV 8
02/02/05 "Bayh Seeks to Block Pentagon VX Move"
Pueblo Chieftain
02/02/05 "County opposes Army's delays in plant project"
Arkansas News Bureau
02/02/05 "Colorado senator explains opposition to chemical weapons transportation"
Unstrung
02/01/05 "Proxim Gets Safe in Oregon"
The News Journal
02/01/05 "Chemical weapons may be moved"
WKYT TV
02/01/05 "Town Expected To Pass Chemical Weapons Law"
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