Three-Year Science Programs Authorization Bill Is Cleared.
The House of Representatives and Senate have approved a bill (HR 5116) that would put in place $45.2 billion over three years for various science and technology research and education programs. The bill reauthorizes 2007 legislation aimed at boosting U.S. competitiveness by increasing research spen...
| Publicado en: | CQ Weekly Vol. 68; no. 49; pp. 2947 - 2948 |
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Congressional Quarterly Inc.
December 27 2010
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