It could be summer before Bush sets up a space policy shop
POLICY SHOP: If history is a guide, don't look for fast action in the Bush Administration on a process for coordinating space policy. Although the new president's father operated through a congressionally mandated Space Council chaired by Vice President Quayle, that body wasn't formally established...
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