MUSTARD GAS DECISION DELAYED

From: Rocky Mountain News | Date: January 11, 2002| Author: News staff and wire reports | Copyright information

The Pentagon will take at least another month to decide the best way to destroy 2,600 tons of mustard gas stored at the Pueblo Chemical Depot, the military said Thursda...

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