Surry Sabotage Trial Highlights Insider Risk at Plant
Two Surry plant employees, William Kuykendall and James Merrill, go on trial for sabotaging 62 fuel rod assemblies valued at 30 million dollars, lifting questions on security and trust. Both passed background checks and held top clearances, entering restricted storage with Kuykendall's access card.
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Virginia Oystermen Alarmed by Declining Ranks and Old Laws
Virginia oystermen report shrinking numbers as younger workers seek other jobs. Elder waterman J W Ferguson Sr says regulations on public grounds curb dredging and threaten livelihoods, urging private-ground dredging to revive the industry. He notes the 1958 harvest of 5 million bushels versus last year’s 500,000 to 1 million.
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