Congress review questions future of U S civilian space effort
The Office of Technology Assessment challenges NASA's $8 billion manned space station plan. It says a space infrastructure is key to US leadership but the current station concept may not best serve national interests into the Space Age’s next era. The report probes goals and funding and questions NASA’s priorities.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Congress
Office of Technology Assessment
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Space station debate questions NASA fund strategy
The Christian Science Monitor opinion argues NASA should define a clear civilian space program vision beyond a large manned station. It notes a “Christmas tree” wish list emerged, risks to core science, and the potential of private and international assets. It urges the National Commission on Space to set long term goals and question whether a giant space station is the best path.
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NASA
Congress
Dagmar Celeste Becomes A Newspaper Columnist
Dagmar Celeste has become a newspaper columnist, starting with 27 newspapers, a strong debut. The piece argues columnists crave controversy and pay their dues, noting Celeste’s rapid demand-driven path and contrast with traditional newsroom stereotypes.
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Dagmar Celeste
Regina Wild
Dagmar
Sex Bowing Poll Sparks Feminist Backlash and Mockery
A humorous sex survey of American men triggers sharp female rebukes and multiple strong responses. Letters from readers in Stockton and Washington, D.C., accuse the author of chauvinism while others praise or contest the stance. A Maryland man chides the column with crude humor, while a New York reader questions gender roles and domestic work. The exchange highlights tensions over gender expectations and male celebrity style commentary.
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Ann Landers
Woman priest at Sacred Heart Elyria ignites theological debate
In Elyria’s Sacred Heart church, Rev Susan McGarry an Episcopal priest and Oberlin chaplain spurs a column on priesthood origins. The piece traces early church roles, historical rules on celibacy and ordination, and argues that community calling defines priesthood beyond unbroken bishoply lineage.
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