(Reuters) - The Oak Ridge plant, employing 265 people, produces flight
deck consoles and metal machined parts for Boeing's jetliners
and also makes uranium centrifuges for other customers.
The plane maker said the decision was made because the
plant no longer has sufficient commercial airplane or other
parts production work to remain in operation.
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deck consoles and metal machined parts for Boeing's jetliners
and also makes uranium centrifuges for other customers.
The plane maker said the decision was made because the
plant no longer has sufficient commercial airplane or other
parts production work to remain in operation.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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