Word: techs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Charles Stark Draper Laboratories, a Tech Square firm has $140 million in defense contracts, and officials said that Draper would move from the city if the referendum passed...
Twenty-five cities around the United States have passed similar status, but Cambridge would be the first to ban existing companies. Charles Stark Drapen Laboratories, located in Tech Square, has contracts with the Department of Defense totaling $140,000 and the firm's officials have said that 85 percent of Draper's work including development of guidance systems for the MX and Poseidon missiles-would be outlawed...
Monica, who already has another high-tech games store at 1105 Mass Ave., says she is glad to have the chance to "test the waters of Harvard Square at a prime selling time," even if it is only a temporary chance...
...this election Cambridge voters will have a chance to ban nuclear weapons research and development from their city. We are computer professionals with careers in the high tech field. Because of this we feel a special responsibility to publicly urge the people of Cambridge in vote YES on Question...
...business of one firm. Draper Labs, that employs only 180 Cambridge residents. In the two year transition period allowed by the law. Draper Labs could easily use its expertise to find other work for its employees. Should Draper decide to leave town the current rapid expansion of high tech industry in Kendal Square would quickly reoccupy the Drager building and re-employ all available workers...