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Updated: 8:46 PM Jul 1, 2008
MSU Battling University of Chicago For New Facility
They want a "Facility for Rare Isotope Beam Research"
Posted: 4:50 PM Jul 1, 2008Reporter: Lauren Zakalik Email Address: lauren.zakalik@wilx.com |
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A half-a-million dollar nuclear research project could be just what mid-Michigan needs to get back on its feet.
MSU officials, lawmakers and development leaders are starting a campaign to help the university win a national competition for the "facility for rare isotope beams".
The facility would bring in more than one-billion dollars in economic activity and create four-hundred new jobs.
If MSU is chosen as the location, the facility would generate more than $180-million in new tax revenue over the next 20 years.
The Department of Energy will choose the winner by November.
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