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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1986
Page
3
Charleston hosts about 320 researchers from around the world for an international wetlands symposium. The gathering focuses on studying wetlands and preserving them as a vital natural resource. Jay Hair of the National Wildlife Federation stresses the historic underestimation of wetlands benefits.
Nobel physicist Richard Feynman, on a Rogers commission appendix, argues NASA overestimated shuttle engine safety and notes fuel main engines may fail far more often than NASA admits. He draws parallels with booster rockets and criticizes maintenance definitions while praising avionics work as dated but solid.
Jane Jarrell Smith, widow of Challenger pilot Michael J. Smith, said NASA officials showed incredibly terrible judgments before the space shuttle exploded on January 28. She called the presidential commission report sparse on human life and urged safety first while honoring truth.
MINNEAPOLIS AP Conservative members of the Presbyterian Church USA seek equal status within the church in opposition to being labeled a radical fringe. U S Rep Hal Daub and 19 other Presbyterian lawmakers protested church involvement in liberal causes during the 198th General Assembly. Daub urged equal membership while criticizing the church for taking non interventionist positions on Afghanistan and South Africa and questioned use of church staff to condemn U S actions. He affirmed his affection for the church and said he will stay.
Consumer and public interest groups criticized ads for toys, beverages, cars, and other products as deceptive. Senator Albert Gore Jr. accused the FTC of failing to protect the public while industry ads for Audi, Upsy Baby dolls, Arby's, Virginia Slims, Colt 45, and more drew protest at the Hubbard Memorial Awards ceremony.
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