Budget

6 December 2004 Lost in space, OpEd, Daily Press“Congress and NASA would better serve the nation by investing in aeronautics research like that conducted at Langley Research Center. What Americans […]

6 December 2004: DeLay’s Push Helps Deliver NASA Funds, Washington Post“Without a separate vote or even a debate, House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Tex.) has managed to deliver to a […]

2 December 2004: Raising NASA’s fiscal orbit, Cleveland Plain Dealer“The overall budget can be read as an unexpectedly strong congressional endorsement of Bush’s goals of an outpost on the moon […]

3 December 2004: Science Agencies Caught in Postelection Spending Squeeze, Science (Subscription required)“The Administration’s support for national security was never in doubt. But its commitment to the moon-Mars exploration vision […]

NASA’s Budgetary Gift Horse, OpEd, NY Times“Our feeling is that NASA should look very hard at terminating its two costliest programs, the International Space Station, now orbiting in a partially […]

23 November 2004: Joint Explanatory Statement: (NASA Excerpts) Conference Report on H.R. 4818 Consolidated Appropriations Act, 200523 November 2004: NASA Excerpts from the Conference Report on H.R. 4818 Consolidated Appropriations […]

23 November 2004: NASA will phase out 100 shuttle jobs at KSC, Orlando Sentinel“The official denials are literally accurate, despite repeated references in NASA’s own internal documents to “layoffs.” Most […]

22 November 2004: Congressman Delay to Discuss NASA Budget at NASA JSC“Congressman Tom DeLay (R-Texas), joined by local Houston community leaders, will discuss NASA’s budget with media at 2 p.m. […]

21 November 2004: Meet The Press, NBCSEN. JOHN McCAIN, (R-AZ) “… We’ve got to have some kind of way of challenging these earmarks. We’ve got to have the president perhaps […]

20 November 2004: Roll Call of Senate and House votes21 November 2004: NASA receives spending boost, Orlando Sentinel“Lawmakers approved a massive budget package Saturday that includes $16.2 billion for NASA […]