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The last of the United States’ declared chemical weapons stockpile was destroyed at a sprawling military installation in eastern Kentucky, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell announced Friday, a milestone that closes a chapter of warfare dating back to World War I.
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A Kentucky facility built to dispose of deadly Cold War-era chemical weapons is nearing the end of its mission to destroy its 520-ton stockpile, a milestone that will likely mark the end of chemical weapons destruction projects in the U.S., officials said Wednesday. Alan Lytle reports.
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Officials have begun destroying Cold-War era chemical weapons that have been stored at a Kentucky Army depot for decades. The facility at the Blue Grass…
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A plan is underway for the United States to destroy all of its chemical weapons inventory. WUKY's Dan Collins reports.Under the current plan, the last…
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The U.S. has destroyed 90 percent of its chemical weapons - but thousands of aging rockets, laced with deadly nerve agents, remain in storage near…
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A union spokesman says workers at Bluegrass Station Army Depot in Lexington are picketing over unfair labor practices.Bob Wood of the International…