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Conference 7.286::space

Title:Space Exploration
Notice:Shuttle launch schedules, see Note 6
Moderator:PRAGMA::GRIFFIN
Created:Mon Feb 17 1986
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:974
Total number of notes:18843

461.0. "Franklin Chang-Diaz to speak at Mill" by BOSHOG::ALLEGREZZA (George Allegrezza @ NRO) Fri Sep 09 1988 11:43

From LIVE WIRE (VTX), Greater Maynard Area News, 9/9/88:
    
    
Astronaut to speak at Hispanic celebration

     NASA astronaut Franklin Chang-Diaz will be the featured speaker at
     the October 14 Hispanic Celebration sponsored by the Corporate 
     EEO/Affirmative Action/Valuing Differences Organization.  He and other 
     notable Hispanics will talk about their work, and answer questions from 
     the audience.  The event will be held in the Hinchcliffe Conference
     Room, MLO5-4, beginning at 11:30 a.m.

     Spanish food will be offered during lunch at the cafeteria in the 
     Mill, and strolling musicians will be present to spice up the meal.
     Friday evening's Fiesta is being held at Maynard High School Auditorium,
     and will include professional singers and dancers from around the world.

     Admission is free, and all employees and their families are welcome
     to attend all events.


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461.1Reports, pleaseMTWAIN::KLAESSaturn by 1970Fri Oct 14 1988 18:015
    	Did anyone goes to Chang-Diaz's lecture?  What is he like, and
    what did he have to say?
    
    	Larry
    
461.2Mr. Coffee?MTWAIN::KLAESN = R*fgfpneflfifaLMon Apr 10 1989 11:1314
    This is the National Space Society's Space Hotline for the week
ending April 7th, 1989. 
 
    Astronaut Franklin Chang-Diaz has developed a coffee maker for the
Space Shuttle program so that the Astronauts could get a decent cup of
joe during the missions.  The coffee maker brews a cup of coffee in 45
seconds, no mess, and uses less coffee beans.  Called the Elan
Galileo, it will fly on the Atlantis Orbiter during its Galileo
mission in October.  It's due out in stores sometime this summer for
about $100.00. 
 
    This has been Jordan Katz reporting for the National Space
Society's Space Hotline.