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• USEC Inc . : http : / / www . usec . com/
• USEC Inc .'s first 20 months as a private company have been anything but smooth.
• Earlier this year, USEC Inc . closed the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Piketon, laying off hundreds of workers.
• Murphie said USEC Inc ., a Bethesda, Maryland-based company that runs the government plant, made the discovery.
• USEC Inc ., Bethesda, Md ., an initial public offering of 100 million shares, 90 million in the United States and Canada.
• The latest round of talks between USEC Inc . of Bethesda, Maryland, and its Russian counterpart, Tenex, ended Friday in Moscow without a deal.
• James Miller, executive vice president of USEC Inc ., said some $ 220 million in government funds has been spent for nuclear safety upgrades at the plant.
• The American company, USEC Inc . of Bethesda, Maryland, and its two European competitors supply nuclear fuel to all the nation's commercial nuclear power plants.
• It would break a domestic monopoly held by USEC Inc ., formerly the U . S . Enrichment Corp ., which runs an Atomic Energy Commission plant that was privatized in July 1998.
• The ITC ruled Tuesday that USEC Inc . of Bethesda, Maryland _ the only U . S . producer of low-enriched uranium _ is threatened by the trade practices of its European competitors.
• USEC Inc ., the only American producer of enriched uranium, sells finished uranium and acts as the middleman for sales of uranium recycled from former Soviet warheads, a program designed to keep bomb-grade uranium from terrorists.
• USEC Inc ., the U . S . government-appointed middleman that buys the fuel and resells it to American utility companies, and its Russian counterpart, Tenex, were at loggerheads over prices in the new contract.
• The financial problems facing USEC Inc ., the country's only provider of enriched uranium, will not jeopardize a key nuclear nonproliferation program with Russia, or threaten the domestic uranium industry, the company's president insists.
• U . S . and Russian government officials had expressed concern in recent months that the " megatons to megawatts " program might be in jeopardy because USEC Inc . of Bethesda, Maryland, and its Russian counterpart, Tenex, had been at loggerheads over the price of the fuel.