Feb 12 1987
From The Space Library
The United States and potential foreign partners agreed to resume negotiations aimed at building a Space Station in the 1990s. After a two-day meeting between representatives from the United States, Canada, Japan, and the 11-nation European Space Agency, agreement was reached that the project would remain a civilian endeavor. NASA negotiators emphasized, however, that they saw no conflict between the "peaceful purposes" of Space Station and potential use by the Pentagon for "nonaggressive" activities. (NY Times, Feb 13/87; USA Today, Feb 13/87)
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