21 July 2004: Bush’s NASA Plan Hits Speed Bump, Wired “Despite these concessions, House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) called the cuts “unacceptable” and suggested that he would stop the […]
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Panel Cuts Bush's Budget Request for NASA, Washington Post
“The committee made it clear in its as-yet-unpublished report on the proposed legislation that it did not fully agree with the president’s priorities: “While the committee is supportive of the […]
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Congress cuts funds to Bush's space plan, Houston Chronicle
“However, House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, the Sugar Land Republican whose district includes NASA’s Johnson Space Center, called the cuts “unacceptable,” then warned: “It would be very hard to get […]
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Highlights of the FY05 VA-HUD Appropriations Bill, House Appropriations Committee
“NASA is funded at $15.1 billion, $229 million below last year and $1.1 billion below the request. The bulk of these savings come from the elimination of funding for new […]
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Earlier entries
15 June 2004: NASA Comptroller email: Executive Council decision on Supercomputer, NASA HQ “Executive Council approved the Ames supercomputer proposal today as follows (note: the proposal is dropped if we […]
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Congress Repsonds to FY 2005 NASA Budget
9 March 2004: House Science Committee Democrats Release Their Views and Estimates Report“Recommendation #2: Until the Congress has better information on which to judge the long-term cost of the President’s […]
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House Science Committee Democrats Comment on H.R. 3322 Passage
Republicans Touch the Future, Lift Wallet In a move towards a complete reinvention of the Federal role in civilian science and technology, the House last week passed H.R. 3322, the […]
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Gore Comments on H.R. 3322, the Omnibus Civilian Science Authorization Act
On 28 May 1996, The White House released the following statement by Vice President Gore regarding H.R. 3322, the Omnibus Civilian Science Authorization Act: “Today the House of Representatives is […]
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Goldin Comments on FY97 NASA Budget
In a time of change and uncertainty, it is essential that we maintain open and honest communications. You, the NASA team, need the straight story about where your agency is […]
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Goldin Memo: Space Station Budget
Dated: March 6, 1996 TO: Officials-in-Charge of Headquarters Offices FROM: A/Administrator SUBJECT: Space Station Budget In order to enhance the integrated management of the Space Station program, the Space Station […]