King's Son Calls for Fuller Civil Rights Progress
Forty years after Martin Luther King Jr. speech, King I and Coretta Scott King led a Washington commemorative rally on the Lincoln Memorial steps attended by about 250,000. They urged continued peaceful activism, voter education, and economic empowerment as a 15 month mobilization began.
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Congress asks NASA to shed bureaucracy after Columbia crash
Congress critics say the Columbia Accident Investigation Board will reveal deep flaws in NASA culture and management. They urge strong accountability, with heads likely to roll, as the final report promises a hard look at technical faults, foam debris, and communication failures that doomed the shuttle.
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Renovation unveils historic Griffith Observatory Facade
After a year long 83 million restoration the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles sits stripped with concrete skin exposed and scaffolding in place Light fills halls once crowded with science exhibits The project aims to double the observatory size and restore its original grandeur by 2005 with a new Zeiss projector planned for the planetarium
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