Ohioans who shaped space flight legacy across four men
A compact history notes Wright brothers from Dayton, Neil Armstrong of Wapakoneta, and John Glenn of New Concord as pivotal figures in air travel and space exploration. It traces early experiments, Flight Flyers, orbital feats, and Armstrong’s moon landing with dates and brief career arcs. Excerpted from Compton's Encyclopedia.
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Ohio
Cleveland
NASA
Lewis Research Space Center
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Dayton
Neil Armstrong
Wapakoneta
John Glenn
New Concord
Earth
Millville
Ind
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Orville
U.S. Senate
Senate
Armstrong
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
David R. Scott
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Aldrin
University of Cincinnati
Wilbur Wright
NIE to Lead Local Fans to Nagano Olympic Games
Teachers and hundreds of area students join a Chronicle-Telegram NIE tour to cheer on Olympic ice dancers Elizabeth Punsalan and Jerod Swallow plus Jenni Meno and Todd Sand. A workshop at Elyria Country Club sponsors the journey with NIE activity guides and Nagano coverage across Periscope and sports pages.
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Nagano
Japan
Chronicle-Telegram
NIE
Elizabeth Punsalan
Sheffield Lake
Jerod Swallow
Jenni Meno
Westlake
Todd Sand
Elyria Country Club
McDonald's
Periscope
Chronicle
NIE Design an Ad Editorial contest invites students
The Chronicle Telegram announces the 1998 NIE Design an Ad Write an Editorial contest for K 12 students. Area youth create ads for local businesses and write editorials on chosen topics. Winners published in a special supplement, 25 percent of ad revenue goes to school endowments. Teachers must enroll by January 21. Registration details available in today’s Chronicle or NIE desk contact numbers 329 7000 or 1 800 848 6397 ext 239.
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Chronicle-Telegram
NIE
Chronicle
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Cambridge
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Knight-Ridder Tribune
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