Watt to receive order of the bird from professional bureaucrats
Interior Secretary James Watt faces a satirical award from the International Association of Professional Bureaucrats for idiotoxic policies and amblyoptic views. The group unveils a two foot featherless bird sculpture as the prize while Watt’s prior actions, including the Beach Boys on the National Mall flap, are cited.
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James Watt
Reagan
International Association of Professional Bureaucrats
Watt
James H. Boren
State Department
Association
Interior Department
Beach Boys
National Mall
Pioneer 10 sails beyond Neptune into interstellar space
Pioneer 10, launched 11 years ago, crossed Neptune orbit at 30,338 mph, venturing beyond the nine planets. Engineers and NASA officials hailed the milestone, noting the craft may reveal how outer space affects Earth and extending humanity’s reach toward Altair.
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Pioneer 10
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Robert Nanamaker
Mars
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Milky Way
Altair
Dyer
Space Operations
Ames
Pioneer
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