Fletcher eyed by agency in wake of shuttle disaster
Washington AP Former NASA Administrator James C. Fletcher is described by a White House official as the leading candidate to head NASA again after James T. Beggs resigned amid a federal fraud indictment. Acting administrator is William R. Graham. Fletcher is a University of Pittsburgh engineering professor and consultant.
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NASA official rebuts political pressure on Challenger launch
Former NASA shuttle director Jesse Moore testifies before a presidential commission that no political pressure influenced the Challenger mission. He says NASA evaluates launches on a case by case basis, prioritizing safety over long term schedules. Meanwhile Disneyland Hotel workers reject a contract, threaten strike over wages as 1,000 staff await new terms.
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Jury that Ate Brooklyn Deliberations Turn to Food
In New York AP report on the bombing trial of six political radicals, jurors comprising eight men and four women are humorously dubbed "The jury that ate Brooklyn" as questions during deliberations reveal thoughts about meals and food.
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Lawmakers weigh fate of aid to Nicaraguan rebels
Congress faces a pivotal decision on President Reagan’s request to quadruple aid to Nicaraguan rebels. Lawmakers seek clear goals and limits for US backing, amid warnings of a prolonged insurgency and the risk of a Soviet-backed government. Republicans and congressional leaders express concern over the program’s scope and effectiveness.
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Reagan Defends Military Budget and Pentagon Reform
President Reagan urged Congress to stop micromanaging defense spending after a presidential commission urged better Pentagon management. He cited waste from funding delays on the MX missile and the El bomber, praising moves to reduce congressional micromanagement and improve overall defense strategy.
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