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Science 13 February 1998:
Vol. 279. no. 5353, p. 977
DOI: 10.1126/science.279.5353.977
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NASA BUDGET:
Red Ink Will Not Wash Out Space Science

Andrew Lawler

While most U.S. R&D agencies are savoring the prospect of big budget increases if Congress approves the Clinton Administration's 1999 request, NASA is contemplating a less palatable fate: a smaller budget than it received this year. That possibility brought congressional advocates of the space program rushing to NASA's defense last week. They charged that a declining budget coupled with ballooning space station cost overruns could cripple science, aeronautics, and technology programs.

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