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Inside the mine housing the federal government's retirement records, now in DOGE's spotlight

Summary by NBC Dallas-Fort Worth
As you ride in a golf cart into the mouth of the Iron Mountain limestone mine, the temperature change is immediately noticeable. The natural climate control provided by the rough-hewn stone walls of the decommissioned mine — a day’s drive from the nation’s capital and about an hour outside Pittsburgh — helped make it an ideal site for the federal government to process and store retirement records beginning in 1960, NBC News reported. Sixty-five …
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NBC News broke the news in United States on Monday, April 7, 2025.
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