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The state was “betrayed,” Washington Atty. Gen. Ken Eikenberry said in Olympia in filing three federal lawsuits challenging the selection of Hanford Reservation as a nuclear waste dump finalist. Hanford and sites in Nevada and Texas have been designated as the to1881174127high-level nuclear waste depository. President Reagan was a defendant in one of the three actions filed by Eikenberry in federal appeals court.
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