I just use this opportunity to say, please, Administration, give us clear direction. Let our workers know, are we going to clean this up or not? If they do not want us to clean it up, what are we going to do with it, because we need a policy that says, let us clean up the Cold War legacy, let us put people to work and keep them to work until the job is done. Let us not pull the rug out from under them. They are left in limbo. Even over this very weekend that is in front of us, workers in East Tennessee do not know if they are supposed to go back to work or not.
Zach Wamp: “I just use this opportunity to say, please, Administration, give us clear direction. Let our workers know, are we going…”
On the recordJuly 20, 2000
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Addressing the need for clear direction from the Administration regarding cleanup efforts and worker employment.
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