Space shuttle astronaut selection to take years, NASA says
NASA officials say a new generation of space shuttle astronauts will take about two years to pick. Of 73 chosen since 1959, 33 remain active, many never flying again. 40 moved to other careers. Several Mercury, Gemini, Apollo veterans remain in or near space efforts with varied postflight roles.
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Deke) Slayton
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Ohio
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Gus) Grissom
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Buzz) Aldrin
Armstrong
Washington
University of Cincinnati
Aldrin
Hidden Hills
Calif
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
National Aeronautics and Space Council
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Lovell
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Conrad
Denver
Young
Johnson Space Center
Roll Call Report on Arizona Members Feb 13 to 19
Arizona lawmakers vote tallies on key House and Senate roll calls from Feb 13 through Feb 19 covering spy probe actions, rail aid, debt ceiling, oil import tax, and related amendments. Udall, Rhodes, Steiger, Conlan noted among yeas and nays as records show party and district distinctions.
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Cn.y
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Goldwater
Fannin
Solid state devices spark life saving medical tech
RCA executive Bernard Vonderschmitt explains COSMOS based solid state pacers and micro sized components that require almost no power and can be reprogrammed. The Gamma Ray Camera aids rapid diagnosis, detecting blood diseases and cancers, with costs dropping as tubes improve and medical use expands.
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Copley News Service
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Bernard V. Vonderschmitt
RCA
Solid State Division
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Cosmos
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Grabowski
Lancaster
Cincinnati doctors push empathy training for ER staff
Psychiatrists warn ER personnel can be cold and abusive when stressed. Dr Louis Spitz notes the busy wartime-like environment and seeks to reform care with a $27,000 National Institute of Mental Health funded program at University of Cincinnati General Hospital, aiming to reduce abuse and improve patient handling among 245 ER staffers.
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General Hospital
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ford to answer DWI charges in Santa Barbara court
Henry Ford chairman of Ford Motor Co. is ordered to appear in Santa Barbara court March 7 for arraignment on drunken driving charges. He was arrested Saturday after being observed on the wrong side of the street, given a sobriety test and a blood test, and booked after allegedly failing both.
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Highway Patrol
Commons Allows Live Radio Broadcasts of Debates Trial
London reporters note the UK House of Commons votes to broadcast debates on radio for a four week trial period to gauge public interest. television broadcasts are not yet approved.
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