House endorses Bush's manned moon-Mars exploration agenda
The House on July 22 backed President Bush's space exploration agenda, voting 383-15 to authorize $33.4 billion for NASA over the next two fiscal years. Democrats got most of what they asked for, including a last-minute agreement to honor concerns against off-shoring contracted work, but so did the...
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