Rep. Hobson rails against RNEP

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The Bush administration has proposed $27 million for the fiscal 2005 budget to continue research on the Robust Nuclear Earth Penetrator (RNEP), a weapon that if developed could be used to strike targets, especially weapons of mass destruction, hidden far below the earth in hardened bunkers. However, Rep. David Hobson opposed the proposal and revealed that RNEP threatens U.S. efforts to curb the spread of nuclear weapons.

Government expenditures, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Nuclear R&D ex Energy, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Nuclear research, Government finance, Hobson, David L.

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Bush anti-terror budget request gets mostly favorable nod in House

Article Abstract:

An important White House subcommittee mostly went along with the Bush administration's fiscal 2005 request for combating terrorism. The voting on this matter authorized about 2 percent less funding than the $29.3 billion the administration wanted.

Financial management, Finance, Bush, George W., Company financing, Antiterrorism measures, President of the United States

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