Station Funding Promised; Congress Fires Warning Shot
Russian President Boris Yeltsin has made an unconditional pledge of $260 million to enable contractors to resume long-delayed work on the international space station, as an impatient U.S. Congress signaled it won't wait for the money much longer. At a meeting with Russian Space Agency General...
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