[DOC] [TLE] TEXAS IS AWARDED GIANT U.S. PROJECT ON SMASHING ATOM ... [PAR] Nov 11, 1988 ... ''We picked the best from the best,'' Mr. Herrington said, referring to sites in six ... 
The Energy Department said Illinois, whose sponsors were among the most ... ''
Each of the finalist states asked that we not make this decision prior to ... None of 
the other states offered the $1 billion incentive that Texas did. [DOC] [TLE] The Supercollider - tribunedigital-chicagotribune [PAR] May 29, 1988 ... State-of-the-art Atom Smasher Searches For Funds And A Home ... And so the 
U. S. Department of Energy, which is responsible for this exotic line of ... 
remnants, among which they hope will be the basic building block of all matter. ... 
cost of the construction and installation of equipment is $4.4 billion. [DOC] [TLE] House reverses, supports new atom smasher - UPI Archives - UPI.com [PAR] Sep 17, 1992 ... The $22 billion Department of Energy appropriation conference bill ... The 
superconducting super collider, a huge particle acclerator, ... said the original 
estimated cost for the project was $4.4 billion, but it .... New York Jets vs 
Pittsburgh Steelers: prediction, preview, pick to win ... Presidential State Dinners. [DOC] [TLE] Articles about Super Collider - latimes [PAR] About $1 billion has been appropriated toward the estimated $8.3-billion ... 
Energy Department shows that costs for the Superconducting Super Collider ... to 
release the first federal construction funds for a $4.4-billion atom smasher, ... of 
states for the multibillion dollar super collider scientific research project, officials 
said. [DOC] [TLE] KU plays part in particle collider experiments / LJWorld.com [PAR] Sep 21, 2008 ... The supercollider project involves a 17-mile-long underground tunnel in a ring 
shape. ... supercollider at $4.4 billion, but in the 1990s, estimates had ... but the 
Department of Energy picked a site in Ellis County, Texas, south of Dallas. 
Several KU and Kansas State University researchers were involved with... [DOC] [TLE] Neal Big Science [PAR] ... high-energy physicists in the United States and probably twice that ... that 
fueled the high-energy physics community's decision in the early 1970s to build a 
new facility, nicknamed ISA-. BELLE, ten ... Construction costs were estimated at 
$4.4 billion in ... ducting supercolliderthe $11 billion Department of En- ergy 
atom... [DOC] [TLE] Too little `big bang' for the buck - CSMonitor.com [PAR] Nov 18, 1988 ... PICKING Texas as the site of the world's largest, most expensive scientific tool, 
the ... The $4.4 billion device (FY '88 dollars), to be built over nine years, ... to 
such fields as solid-state physics, geophysics, biology, and science education. ... 
The US Department of Energy has estimated that of 102,000 PhD... [DOC] [TLE] Southern Illinoisan from Carbondale, Illinois  Page 2 [PAR] Nov 11, 1988 ... Collider has By The Associated Press The $4.4 billion super collider project ... He 
said the state has created 38 new, mandatory security jobs since ... the 
department picked Texas as the site for the $4.4 billion nuclear particle 
accelerator. ... super collider: BUILDING COST: The Energy Department 
estimates... [DOC] [TLE] How to Close Down the Department of Energy - Heritage Foundation [PAR] Nov 9, 1995 ... The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) was created as a Cabinet-level ... 1 
Thanks to this continual empire-building, the department's budget has .... The 
only thing that has changed is that taxpayers are picking up the tab.8 ..... raised a 
total of $4.4 billion by selling state-owned electric utilities to private... [DOC] [TLE] Physics Buzz: The High Water Mark of American Science [PAR] Mar 24, 2011 ... In the 1980s the Department of Energy started to design what would have ... 
experiment in the world, the Superconducting Super Collider. ... The projected 
budget swelled from about $4.4 billion to $12 billion. ..... building Chicago's Deep 
Tunnel) and they estimated that billions ..... Should have picked Mich. [DOC] [TLE] Proposed atom smasher

Question: The Energy Dept. picked this state in which to build the estimated $4.4 billion Supercollider
Answer: Texas