Ayers said that the price had come down from $800 per fixture to $300, meaning that the lights would theoretically pay for themselves in less than 10 years, due to estimated reductions in electricity usage.This was termed a "significant savings" that provides a "good return on investment." Is this what we are teaching in our Business School?"
The "House Cafeteria" was not identified. There are many, many places to eat on the House side of the Capitol. The photo above is lighting in the Charles E. Bennett Room, which may be in the Members Dining area. Read about dining on Capitol Hill here and here and here.
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