Future Structure of the Uranium Enrichment Industry: Phase II, Industry witnesses, [October 2, 3, and 4, 1973U.S. Government Print., 1974 - 1583 halaman |
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AEC's antitrust Atomic Energy Commission believe build cascade centrifuge manufacturing centrifuge plant centrifuge process Chairman PRICE commitment Commonwealth Edison companies competition Congress consortium construction continue Corp cost Craig Hosmer decision DICKEMAN DRAGOUMIS economic electric power electric power industry enriched uranium enrichment business enrichment capacity enrichment facilities enrichment plant Exec Exxon Federal financing foreign fuel gap future gas centrifuge gaseous diffusion going GOULD Government corporation hearings interest Joint Committee KOMES KUHNS leadtime licensing ment million nuclear fuel nuclear power operation participation percent Phase plutonium potential private enrichment private enterprise private industry problem production question reactors Representative HANSEN Representative HOLIFIELD Representative HOSMER Representative MCCORMACK Representative RONCALIO schedule separative work units SPORN statement STEPHENSON suppliers SUTTON tails assay testimony Thank thing tion Union Carbide uranium enrichment uranium enrichment services URENCO USEC Westinghouse
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