Space Future More Down-to-Earth By Lyle W. Price
American space industry leaders, facing the last planned moon mission and layoffs, discuss a shift to down-to-earth work such as rapid transit, healthcare, law enforcement, and shipbuilding. California, once the aerospace powerhouse, has cut over 180000 jobs from a peak 616000 as a retreat from near term crisis.
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The Kansas Board of Health resisted a 1.28 million cut to its 1974 budget during a meeting with Budget Director James Bibb. Environmental Health chief Mel Gray urged restoration of a 409 000 reduction, citing air and water pollution control needs and new field staff.
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