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He is also a former manager and spokesman for space science at NASA and served on the Presidential Commission on the Shuttle Challenger accident. [IMGCAP(1)] Pickering Picks New Staff. Rep.
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President Has Firm Vision for Space
We all remember when on Feb. 1, 2003, the Space Shuttle Columbia and her crew were lost during re-entry.
Space Vision Is Laudable, But Costs Must Be Known
On Jan. 14, President Bush announced his intention to commit the nation to a new exploration initiative.
Police Look to Expand Into Two More Buildings
Acknowledging that a new headquarters building will not be completed in the near future, Capitol Police officials are now focusing on a variety of short-term options to gain more work space for officers
Towers Boost Waterfront
When the project is completed, the Capitol Hill Towers will deliver 344 one- and two-bedroom apartments, a 200-room Courtyard Marriott, around 9,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space and parking
Ashcroft’s Positive Rating Down 17 Points Since December 2001
After the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger in 1986, 80 percent said they wanted the shuttle program continued.
The Man in the Middle
That is to say whether the shuttle is a good idea and the space station?
WASHINGTON: Dunn Deal? Poll Shows Her Close to Murray
The New Hampshire primary is scheduled to follow on Jan. 27.
Confirmation Delays Pose Big Threat
In the State of the Union address, President Bush described how he reorganized government and created the new Department of Homeland Security to protect our country.
Omnibus May Die
When Roll Call went to press, neither chamber had acted on the new CR. The current CR, under which the government is operating, expires Friday.
Foot in Mouth
When he mentioned the Columbia shuttle disaster at the breakfast, Ehlers told the crowd that he’s proud of the fact that the University of California is the only school that has an alumni chapter
Space Goal: Double NASA Budget Over Next Decade
I traveled there with Dan Goldin, the scientific and managerial whiz who served as head of NASA under three presidents to witness a shuttle launch.