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They're supposed to be the next generation of state-of-the-art weather satellites -- improving forecasting and even saving lives. So why are they way behind schedule, and billions over budget? Is it true your tax dollars are falling off the radar? Watch our "Fleecing of America" report tonight.
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Try to report the whole factual story next time instead of just the "critics" point of view.
(Sent Jun 7, 2006 5:43:19 PM)
I can't believe something this essential has gotten so screwed up. I have the feeling another incomptant Bush crony may have something to do with it
George Arndt, Norwalk, Ohio (Sent Jun 7, 2006 3:06:14 PM)
Usually when contracts are discussed, a start date and complete date are settled upon. After this is done, a penality is set whereby if the company does not finished the contract, they, not the U.S. tax payer, pays a fine for each day the contract is not finished. Why doesn't the U.S. impose these kind of contracts? Maybe is they start doing this contracts will be completed on time and the U.S. taxpayer will get a break on excessive spending.
(Sent Jun 6, 2006 7:09:58 PM)
There is a Congressional hearing June 8th on this topic - "House Science Committee Hearing: The Future of NPOESS: Results of the Nunn-McCurdy Review of NOAA's Weather Satellite Program" Hearing information is online at http://www.spaceref.com/calendar/calendar.html?pid=4036
Noah, Washington, DC (Sent Jun 6, 2006 9:26:52 AM)
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