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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1986

Page

3

Students react to shuttle explosion in shocked silence

After the Challenger disaster, the Frederick County Board of Education canceled activities. Students watched coverage in classrooms and shared quiet, stunned reflections. Teachers urged open discussion while counselors noted varied reactions from fear to anger. Parents and administrators urged support and sensitive conversation for children.

Frederick Frederck Union Rescue Beacon House 15 Jau Ob South New Hampshire Bud Beehler East Frederck Beehler Johns Hopkins University Senor High Bob Gierszewski Mark Mann Mark Simon The Montgomery County Education Association

Crowds gather at Frederick stores for shuttle explosion TV coverage

Shoppers and employees at Montgomery Ward, J C Penney, Stapleys, and Shipley’s rushed to nearby TVs after the space shuttle exploded. Shoppers crowded the displays as networks carried unfolding coverage, while staff noted the crowd’s subdued mood and the surprise nature of the event.

Karen Gardner News-Post Television Montgomery Ward Frederick Towne Jessie Hetzler Bob Walker Tina Pesut Jpenney Frederick Towne Mall George Bristow Lab Kovlarti Frederick Community College Stapleys Frederck Towne Mall

Experts Debate Shuttle Future After Challenger Disaster

Experts split on NASA's path after the Challenger tragedy. Bruce Murry of the Planetary Society recalls Apollo 1 and predicts a comeback, while Jess Moore of Johnson Space Center warns against premature flight activity. Most anticipate a pause but expect NASA to eventually resume shuttle missions as the investigation proceeds.

Bruce Murry Planetary Society Pasadena Calif Space Agency Jess Moore Johnson Space Center pUssig Gallie NASA

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