FORGING AHEAD
NASA expects it will get enough funds to continue to operate its primary programs one way or another, and so is moving ahead with plans to launch the Space Shuttle Columbia early in March despite the looming funds shutoff. Space agency managers had feared they would have to start mothballing the...
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