Mortuary to receive Challenger seven at Dover base
Cape Canaveral AP The East Coast's largest mortuary prepared to receive flag draped coffins of Challenger seven astronauts nine miles above Earth after the shuttle exploded. A C-141 would fly from the landing strip to Dover Air Force Base Delaware for embalming and preparation per families' wishes.
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Dick” Scobee
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Private gifts to colleges rise but tuition still climbs
A 1984-85 survey shows private gifts totaling a record $6.32 billion, up 13 percent, with corporate gifts at $1.57 billion led by IBM's $55 million. Despite gifts covering 6.6 percent of the $7,801 spent per student, college tuition remains on the rise as federal aid tightens.
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John Haire
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IBM
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