Bush Budget has Wrong Priorities for Washington State, America
February 6, 2006
Cuts to VA, nuclear waste cleanup, healthcare, homeland security will be felt around the state
Largest deficit in history
DOE to put new safety regulations in place for Hanford workers
February 3, 2006
“Until now, contractors around the country got to set their own rules for worker health and safety, with inadequate oversight and enforcement,” said Sen. Patty
Senator Murray Applauds New Protections for Hanford Workers
February 2, 2006
New Federal Regulation Sets National Health and Safety Standards for more than 100,000 Non-Nuclear Workers at All DOE Sites – Including Hanford
Murray Sends Letter to President in Advance of Budget Release
February 1, 2006
Senator lays out hopes for budget priorities; urges focus on veterans’, nuclear waste cleanup, port security, healthcare
Murray Disappointed by Cuts to Hanford Cleanup
November 7, 2005
Bush Administration’s Targeting of Vit Plant as a “Lower Priority Project” Undermined Funding Effort in Congress; $100 Million Cut Could Result in Layoffs, Higher Costs and Missed Construction Milestones
