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... . L. K. Smull, Director of NASA Grants and Research Contracts, addressed NASA-University Conference on policies and procedures of NASA-University grants and research contracts: "The basic principle of all NASA ... a manner that will preserve and strengthen the universities' educational role. This basic policy is interwoven in the policies and procedures of NASA support of research, facilities, and training. ". . . NASA support of ...

... Nixon transmitted to Congress Reorganization Plan 1 of 1970, "to establish an Office of Telecommunications Policy in the Executive Office of the President." Unit would be headed by Director and Deputy ... be abolished. New office would serve as President's principal adviser on telecommunications policy, would help formulate policies and coordinate operations for Federal Government's communications systems and carry out responsibilities of ...

... observatories (ground-based satellites) scattered throughout Antarctica. (Goddard News, Jan 85, 6) U.S. Space Policy The U.S. government released an unclassified version of the National Space Strategy based on ... identified selected high-priority efforts and responsibilities and provided for implementation plans for major space-policy objectives. The document gave new impetus for future manned military-space operations, underscored Administration support ...

... and in their promise of mutual advantage." But in "changed world" conditioning U.S. foreign policy, President noted "the end of an indisputable U.S. superiority in strategic strength," and its ... Assistant, Dr. Henry A. Kissinger. Memo said joint program was "not in accord with Administration policy." Every effort would be made to reassure ESRO governments that U.S. "fully supports international ...

... the White House helped President Eisenhower make major military decisions. The Natl. Science and Technology Policy, Organization, and Priorities Act of 11 May 1976 would also provide 4 new executive-branch agencies: the Office of Science and Technology Policy, whose director would advise the National Security Council upon request, but would mainly assist the ...

... , the New York Times reported, quoting Transportation Secy. William T. Coleman, Jr., who drafted the policy, as saying the timing of the declaration was "85% coincidental" with current talks between the ... plan to withdraw unilaterally from the Bermuda agreement on transatlantic air passenger markets. The new policy emphasized the U.S. view that private carriers operating without subsidy could offer the most ...

... programs had not previously benefited from military R&D because of security restrictions; the new policy would reduce restrictions on technology transfer from the military to the civilian sector. Civilian space ... data. The committee would oversee development and coordination of both military and civilian programs. The policy also attempted to identify and reduce stresses among the four major U.S. space programs ...

... and Commerce departments had fought for months over who would define the new international telecommunications policies. And, of course, INTELSAT and its U.S. representative, ComSatCorp , tried to block entry of ... the international market. David Markey, assistant secretary of commerce for telecommunications and information policy, said that the new policy would not permit private satellite networks to mount full-fledged competition against INTELSAT ...

... of the sub-committee that oversees NASA's appropriation, wrote a major article on space policy for a space trade journal. In it she discussed the Space Station and NASA's ... in the summer of 1993, NASA and the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy promised the Senate Appropriations Committee with NASA oversight that there would be the same level ... the space station," adding that the United States needed to establish a consensus on space policy. (SP News, May 30-Jun 12/94) Sandy Valenti, project team leader at NASA's ...

... over an 18-month period, amidst government-wide calls for tightening NASA's budget. The policy statement called for controlling costs by using private-sector industry to build, develop, and operate ... . Congress planned to hold a funding summit in the months following the release of the policy, to bring together key political, military, and science officials. August 1996 August September 1996 September ...

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