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Senate committee favorably reports resolution backing effort to relocate NASA headquarters to Ohio
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The Senate General Government Committee voted 6-0 to favorably report Senate Resolution 68, which encourages relocating NASA headquarters to Ohio when the agency's Washington, D.C., lease expires in 2028; proponents cited existing Ohio aerospace assets and potential economic benefits.
The Senate General Government Committee on a voice and roll-call vote favorably reported Senate Resolution 68, a nonbinding resolution encouraging the relocation of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s headquarters to Ohio once the agency’s Washington, D.C., lease expires in August 2028.
Sponsor testimony from the committee chair described Ohio’s aerospace history and infrastructure, including NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, the Neil Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky and the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. “Ohioans led the way in both…
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