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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 2003

Page

6

Cosmosphere displays vast space artifacts in Hutchinson

The Cosmosphere in Hutchinson offers an expansive collection including the only Soviet Vostok in the Western world and Apollo 13s Odyssey. It houses items from Centyne gum to Armstrong and Aldrin’s moon gloves, with admissions covering planetarium, IMAX, and Goddard Lab shows. Visitors can explore the Hall of Space Museum and Cold War gallery, while ongoing restorations and exhibits highlight space history and missions.

Hutchinson Neil Armstrong Buzz Aldrin Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center Wichita Jeff Ollenburger Hall of Space Museum Oldenburger Imax Dr. Goddard Trish Oakley Cosmosphere Oakley Smithsonian Institution Germany Ollenburger West Germany U.S Vostok Mercury Earth Moon Atlantic Ocean Kansas Gus Grissom Olsen

Cosmosphere Museum Hours and Fees in Hutchinson

The Cosmosphere in Hutchinson at 1100 N Plum St is open daily through Labor Day. Hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 2 p.m. Sunday. Admission is 11 dollars for adults 10.50 for seniors and 8 for children 5 to 12, with under 5 free. Information line: (620) 662-2305.

Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center N. Plum St Hutchinson

Clark County approves mill levy to fund Pioneer-Krier Museum

Clark County residents voted 358 yes to support a tax up to 1 mill, yielding over $30,000 next year for the Pioneer-Krier Museum in Ashland. The facility, long on life support, has relied on private donations since its 1960s founding. the new levy aims to stabilize budgets amid waning donations and aging infrastructure.

Ashland Clark County Becky Mishler Pioneer-Krier Tony Maphet Maphet Museum Board Sandy Mosshart

Apollo 17 Commander's Moon Memoir Cuff Revealed

The cuff checklist worn by Apollo 17 commander Gene Cernan and the last words spoken on the moon are highlighted in a historic artifact. The Cosmosphere traces its origins to the Hutchinson Planetarium opened in 1962 by Patricia Brooks Carey, later moving to the State Fairgrounds and then near Hutchinson Community College. Max Ary, a space expert, later led the planetarium efforts after serving there during earlier years.

Ary Smithsonian Kansas Burger Gene Cernan Hutchinson Planetarium Patricia Brooks Carey State Fairgrounds Hutchinson Community College Planetarium Max Ary

Ashcroft counsel eyeing Moore's job

Justice Department official Kris Kobach plans to resign as counsel to Attorney General John Ashcroft and consider running for Congress in Kansas 3rd District. The seat held by Dennis Moore includes Douglas County and eastern Lawrence. Other GOP contenders include Adam Taff Patricia Barbieri-Lightner and Jeff Colyer.

Washington Justice Department Kansas Congress Kris Kobach John Ashcroft White House Ashcroft Kobach Dennis Moore Douglas County Lawrence Overland Park, Kan University of Missouri- Kansas City Law School University Adam Taff Moore Taff

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