NASA names 11 new astronauts including three teachers
NASA unveiled the Class of 2004 astronauts at the Smithsonian annex in Chantilly. Eleven recruits from over 1,000 applicants include three teachers who will train with over 100 astronauts at Johnson Space Center in Houston and could fly by 2009. The shakeup follows the Columbia disaster and shuttle grounding through 2005. Names include Arnold, Acaba, Marshburn, Metcalf-Lindenburger, Cassidy, Kimbrough, Hernandez, Satcher, Walker, Dutton, and Bresnik.
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Berlin
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Dunnellon
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Vancouver
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Navy
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Dunnellon M.S
Dunnellon, Fla
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Hudson's Bay H.S
American International School of Bucharest
Romania
Byrd’s Gravesite Desecrated in Jasper
Police said the broken tombstone of James Byrd Jr. was found with an obscenity and racial epithet carved into a small metal plate at the site in Jasper. The 1998 dragging death of Byrd by three white men remains a defining case in the city.
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