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Mon, 12 Mar 2001 12:51:56 -0700
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Hayden Bee Research Center, USDA-ARS,Tucson, Arizona
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James Fischer wrote:

> If anyone has been wondering what the government is doing
> with all the money they are saving by closing the Tucson, AZ
> Bee Lab,

I guess I'd better try to clear a little of this up, so, at some personal
risk, here goes (as I understand it).   Of course, all closure plans are on
hold at the present time. We await further orders.
   The Tucson Bee Lab funds are not to be "saved", but transferred to the SW
Watershed Research Center in Tucson, which will also expand with the added
$1.1 million into the Bee Research Center building. So no savings to the
taxpayer.  The Weslaco Bee Lab will also receive the same amount in added
funds (from somewhere).  Does this sound like savings?

(opinions are my own, and info is the best I have)

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