Sep 13 1993
From The Space Library
Space News for this day. (1MB PDF)
Writing in Business Week, science writer John Carey predicted that Congress would ultimately keep alive the Space Station, which he labeled a boondoggle, and very likely kill the scientifically worthy Super Collider. Carey charged that the Space Station was mainly being kept alive to preserve 15,000 mostly high-paying jobs in areas hard hit by defense cut-backs. He viewed the cries of those who charged that the country couldn't afford the Super Collider as hypocrisy, noting that Congress funds much less worthy projects. (Business Week, Sept. 13/93)
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