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... : "It's not needed. What is needed is enforcement and compliance with existing legislation." House bill authorized $200.7 million less than Committee on Science and Astronautics had recommended see May ... avoiding another accident like the Jan. 27 Apollo fire. Differences between Senate and House authorization bills would be resolved by joint House/Senate Conference Committee. ''(CR, 6/28/67, S9078-94 ...

... on the floor of the House, urged House to support Rep. Charles Mathias' (R-Md.) Bill (H.R. 69) to establish a commission to review organization of Executive Branch: "Congressional review ... to correct this, and hopefully, the provisions in the House version of the NASA authorization bill . . . will be accepted and thereby require NASA to keep Congress `fully and currently informed'. . . . I ...

... -Wis.), called up his amendment to H.R. 7109, FY 1972 NASA authorization bill, which would delete from bill $138 million for space shuttle development. ''(CR, 6/28/71, S10061-80; 10084-112)'' Senate passed H.R. 7960, $706.5 million FY 1972 NSF authorization bill. Bill included $2.5 million for Global Atmospheric Research Program (CARP) ; $4 million for Arecibo Observatory ... National Radio Astronomy Observatory; and $19 million for National Center for Atmospheric Research. Report accompanying bill described program of Research Applied to National Needs (RANN) established by NSF during FY 1971 ...

... .7 million for construction of facilities, and $722.6 million for research and program management. Bill appropriated $39 million for Nuclear Engine For Rocket Vehicle Application NERVA program, $13 million for ... -protection facilities. President also signed H.R. 9667, $2.9-billion DOT FY 1972 appropriations bill that included $58.5 million to repay airlines for money they invested in SST but ...

... Aeronautical and Space Sciences approved H.R. 14070, $3.420-billion FY 1973 NASA authorization bill after inserting amendment that decreased by $9 million authorization of $3.429 billion passed by ... .5 million in unused FY 1972 funds, for engine's development in FY 1973. Senate bill restored $4 million deleted by House from funds for High Energy Astronomy Observatory (HEAD) and ... 329 to 16 H.R. 14108, $673.8-million National Science Foundation FY 1973 authorization. Bill included additional $7 million in foreign currencies for expenses incurred outside U.S. ''(CR, 4 ...

... Sept. 14; and conference report worked out Sept. 21 had been approved by both houses. Bill had been supported in House by members of Committee on Science and Astronautics' Subcommittee on ... Sen. Gordon Allott (R-Colo.), Post quoted Senate aide as saying recent renewed interest in bill had been prompted by debates over supersonic transport (SST) program and antiballistic missile systems. In ...

... development, $34 million more than NASA's request but $24 million less than the House' bill; $110 million for construction of facilities, as requested but $2 million less than the House bill; and $705 million for research and program management, as requested but down $2 million from the House bill. The Senate Committee would retain Skylab funding at NASA's re-quested $233 million and ...

... (D -Tex.) and Rep. Charles A. Mosher (R-Ohio) introduced H.R. 9058, a revised bill to establish national science policy and organization, incorporating the most promising features of H.R ... proposal to establish an Office of Science and Technology Policy was based on the Administration bill with three major changes: First, H.R. 9058 would give the President the power to ... described the duties and functions of the new office more precisely than had the Administration bill. H.R. 9058 would establish, within the Executive Office of the President, a Federal Science ...

... TV series that was called "Men Into Space," and we actually went to the Moon. Bill Lundegan phonetic was playing an Air Force colonel, and his wife was Angie Dickinson, very ... 't something we should agree to." I said, "No, absolutely not." So he said, "Okay. Bill Sneider is going to call you from Washington DC , but let me tell you what ... a lot of vertigo, and other times not as much. But there was a Dr. Bill William House in L.A. Los Angeles, California , and there's some question about it ...

... my overseer in a lot of what was going on in Gemini, was Bill Howard W. Tindall Jr. . Bill was very vocal about it, that checking several hundred parameters and voting on ... is when you have systems already built and designed. This was really doing it earlier. Bill did a marvelous job of bringing people from all diverse areas to work out these ... were able to solve a lot of rather knotty problems. Again I have to compliment Bill Tindall's data priority he worked out, but the team worked out, all the procedures ...

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