ATP funding blocked by Congress prompts NIST budget shifts
The Commerce subcommittee opposed full ATP funding, approving a $263 million for NIST lab programs in FY 1996, far short of Clinton’s $310.7 million request. Rep. Morella praised the action while urging continued ATP support. Brown called the zero funding harmful to U.S. competitiveness.
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