Scientists Astronauts Consider Quitting Over Frustrations
CAPE KENNEDY UPI reports a portion of the nation's 16 scientist astronauts are unhappy with NASA and may quit. They cite time lost to training leaving little lab work, budget cuts delaying science flights, and concern over reduced scientific ambitions. Some consider taking leave or leaving the space program as cuts and delays persist.
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Tucson Tonight Tomorrow Open Public Events Schedule
Tonight and tomorrow in Tucson a series of public events include a Travel Through Photography program by Ed Sherman with Canyon del Oro Ensemble at YWCA gymnasium. A film High Horizons by William Ferguson screens at Tucson High School auditorium followed by an Audubon film series. A dance party at YMCA funds needy boys and families. The Deputy play by Rolf Hochhuth runs at Playbox Theater Trail Dust Town.
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UA Speech Team Wins Sweepstakes at Mountain States Classic
University of Arizona students captured the sweepstakes forensics award at the Mountain States Classic held at Phoenix College. Six UA competitors were finalists. Rita Capponi won women's impromptu, placed third in women's extemporaneous, and tied for second in women's debate with Patricia Roy. Other finalists included Don Rogers, Paul Mioduski, Fred Sayre, and Steve Silver.
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Tucson Graduate Promoted Brigadier General in Vietnam Unit
Brigadier General Oscar E. Davis, a University of Arizona ROTC graduate, has been promoted to permanent brigadier general in the First Cavalry Division (airmobile). A Tucson native, Davis earned Silver Star and Legion of Merit among other honors, and previously served as senior adviser to Korean forces in Vietnam and deputy brigade commander of the 1st Airborne Division.
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