Columbia Accident Board Finds Systemic NASA Flaws
The Columbia Accident Investigation Board concludes the disaster stemmed from deep seated managerial and cultural problems at NASA, not just foam debris. It warns of another accident if flaws are not addressed, criticizes budget cuts and lack of safety focus, and calls for a shift in space policy and purpose beyond the Cold War era. The report notes missed information opportunities before and after launch and urges fundamental reform of the agency’s safety culture.
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Washington Post
Quotes on Iraq Middle East NASA and Everest climb
President Bush states that murderers will not shape Iraq or the Middle East. Harold Gehman Jr warns bureaucratic drift within NASA. Kelly Perkins describes her shift from confidence to discouragement during a Matterhorn ascent.
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The Telegram invites reader input with options to email, fax, or call. Send letters to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 or reach the editor by phone extension 2011.
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Action dolls mock political figures meet satire in Kaul column
Columnist Donald Kaul lampoons political culture by proposing a line of action figure dolls depicting presidents and politicians in Vietnam era poses. He riffs on George W. Bush and other leaders, suggesting satirical figures like McCain, Chambliss, Cheney, and Will to critique service narratives.
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George Will
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Debunking Patriot Act Criticism in Defense of Security
Heather MacDonald of the Manhattan Institute argues that framing the Patriot Act as a threat to civil liberties misreads the law. She notes Section 215 requires court orders and contrasts the need for speed in counterterrorism with grand jury subpoenas, urging support for existing security measures.
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From bad to good for you column on changing health norms
The writer recalls shifting views on health and technology from postwar typewriters to modern devices and endless tweaks in daily life. He notes evolving beliefs about eggs pasta and water, cites Barbara Shelly, and mentions hospital care, electrolytes, and Gatorade as lessons in balancing health advice.
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