Model Mess
But Democratic aides prepping for one such visit Tuesday found themselves tripped up by a new role cleanup crew for the House Republican Conference.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
84 results for "new Space Shuttle"
An Architectural Visionary Revisited
D.C. residents who have long cursed the system of mobile lounges that shuttle passengers around Dulles International Airport can finally learn more about who’s to blame.
Parking Plan Passes in Time for Nats’ Opening Day
DDOT has been installing new multi-space meters on those streets, and now will begin raising rates until it achieves adequate turnover of parking spaces.
The Week Ahead
They also may glimpse details of new immigration overhaul legislation plans and will hold hearings on universal health care.
Up in the Air
Nick Lampson (D-Texas) who had hoped to join the freshman for a viewing of a space shuttle launch in Florida will have to rearrange their schedules.
It’s a Small World
It turns out that Lisa Nowak — the astronaut who has been charged with trying to murder a woman she saw as her competitor for the affections of another astronaut — flew on the Space Shuttle Discovery
Liftoffs Face the Knife
To help meet caps negotiated with the White House, the House slashed $577 million from the budget request for a program to replace the NASA Space Shuttle.
Party Crasher
During last Wednesday’s GOP Conference meeting, House Budget Chairman Jim Nussle (R-Iowa) was anxious to talk about new projections for the federal budget deficit.
To the Shores of Tripoli
“Most people give it 50 pages in their books on the Barbary wars,” Zacks said in a telephone interview from New York last week.
New Space Age Needs New Tools
A new mandate of international cooperation in space exploration will be the basis for a global success.
NASA Must Continue Multimission Approach
NASA personnel indicated to staff at the Science Committee space shuttle program review that the shuttle program had to reduce its operations reserves by $269 million in fiscal 2006 and $262 million in
Kildee Hires Naturalized Citizen
Ken Calvert (R-Calif.), who chairs the panel’s subcommittee on space and aeronautics.
New Hire at DNC
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.
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.