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Face it - we are not in a manufacturing economy anymore - we are in the knowledge economy. And I salute those who are willing to modestly invest in it now te reap huge benefits for us all, later. This is smart business - thank you!
It still sounds to me that USTAR is a government entity providing a private service to certain businesses while being funded by the Utah taxpayers. While Liberals might want to do such a thing, conservative people would not.
It's the libertarians who believe that government money should never go to such 'foolishness' as USTAR.