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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 2

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Journal Courier Tuesday October 23 2007 A2 SPACE CONTINUED ROM PAGE Al gotten to the Cernan was quoted a saying it had not happened when it did an accident could have and probably would have hap pened somewhere in space And that might have terminat ed the program before we ever got After the Apollo 1 disaster NASA implemented several changes to the design and launch pad procedures These included installing a single easier to open hatch decreasing the cabin oxygen concentration during launch modifying parts to make them less flammable and improving rescue procedures caused them to rebuild the shuttle completely to go back and do it all over said John Norberg author of Wings of their Dreams Steven Dick chief historian for NASA noted how strong the urgency was to reach the moon before the Soviets He said the Challenger explo sion in 1986 and the Columbia break up in 2003 caused years of delays before space explo ration continued the Challenger or Co lumbia it took us two or three years to get back into space We did if quickly back Dick said than two years after that accident (Apollo 1) we had people on the Purdue has honored Chaffee and Grissom through the years A wall in the main lobby of the Neil Armstrong Hall of En gineering is a tribute to Chaffee with pictures of him and infor mation about his life as well as a moon rock his wife loaned the university from NASA Grissom Hall is named for Gus Grissom And NASA has put the names on several ob jects in space A crater on the far side of the moon is named after Chaffee as well as Chaffee Hill on Mars And name ap pears on Marina Grissom a landmark on the moon and Grissom Hill on Mars Michael Smith associate professor of history at Purdue said the tragedy could have been avoided had the Cold War not kept the United States and the Soviet Union from working together on space exploration Smith said several years ear lier a Russian cosmonaut was burned severely and later died after a fire started in the oxygen rich environment in his capsule The Russians fixed the problem but tell anyone it had happened we been communi cating with each other rather than competing with each other we might have Smith said Smith said always been NASA file photo M111 flfl fl Astronauts (left to right) Gus Grissom Ed White and Roger Chaffee at the Kennedy Space Center The astronauts later died in a fire on the launch pad About this series Today's story is the third in a series leading up to the dedication Saturday of the Neil Armstrong Hall of Engineering Sunday: Purdue's next step in astronautics interested in Grissom because of his passion for the space program showed such a personal Monday: Kennedy's speech fueled dreams Wednesday: Reaching the moon Where were you? At jconlinecom: Outta this world: An interactive look at Purdue graduates in space Also photo gallery of early missions moon landing drive and rare zeal to Smith said brought that intensity to Mercury Gemini and Weather outlook poor for shuttle launch By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CAPE CANAVERAL la NASA kept close watch on the weather on both sides of the Atlantic on Monday as Dis launch countdown entered its final hours with no major technical problems Rain was expected right around launch time and threatened to delay this morn liftoff At the overseas emergency landing sites good weather was expected at one of the three locations which was all NASA needed But while the outlook im proved for Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday bad weather was expected at all three emergency landing sites in Spain and rance NASA would postpone the launch if none of those locations was usable in the event of an en gine or other serious problem during ascent How to contact us The Journal Courier a Gannett newspaper is published daily and Sunday by ederated Publications Inc 217 Sixth St Lafayette IN 47901 1448 or subscription issues Customer service: Call (800) 456 3223 Monday riday 6 am to 5 pm Saturday 7 am to 10 am Sunday 7 am to 10 am To pay your subscription or if you have a subscription ques tion: Call (800) 456 3223 Or go to jconlinecom and click on "manage your subscription" To report a missed delivery put a hold on home delivery or cancel: Call (800) 456 3223 Or go to jconlinecom and click on "man age your subscription" Our goal is delivery by 6 am Monday to riday and by 7 am weekends To report a late missing or damaged newspaper call before 10 am Re delivery is available in the Lafayette and West Lafayette areas Back issues: Available for 30 days from publication date subject to demand Call (866) 521 5511 for a copy To advertise Retail: (765) 420 5280 or (765) 420 5250 Monday riday 8 am to 5 pm Classified: (765) 423 5512 Monday riday 7:30 am to 5 pm Saturday 8 am to IT am or other information: (765) 420 5387 or (765) 420 5212 To report a news tip Local news: To reach the news room call (765) 258 5239 or (765) 420 5231 from 8 am to 5 pm on weekdays After hours and on weekends call the Local Desk at (765) 420 5323 Sports news: Call the Sports Desk at (765) 420 5234 Outside Tippecanoe County: call (800) 407 5813 ax number: (765) 420 5246 PUBLISHER Gary Suisman 420 5317 gsuismanjournalandcouriercom EXECUTIVE EDITOR Julie Doll 420 5242 jdolljournalandcouriercom MANAGING EDITOR Henry Howard 420 5262 hhowardjournalandcouriercom CIRCULATION DIRECTOR Mick Siemers 420 5208 msiemersjournalandcouriercom ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Jim Holm 420 5272 jholmjournalandcouriercom CONTROLLER Christopher Deno 420 5277 cdenojournalandcouriercom INORMATION SYSTEMS DIRECTOR Gary Love 420 5288 glovejournalandcouriercom OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Travis Komidar 420 5224 tkomidarjournalandcouriercom MARKETING DIRECTOR Nancy Jo Trafton 420 5265 ntraftonjournalandcouriercom ONLINE DIRECTOR Joe Youngquist 420 5392 jyoungquistjournalandcouriercom Subscriptions (sugg retail) Carrier Motor Mail home route (Ind) 7daydeliv $375 $395 $510 6daydeliv $275 $300 $405 riSatSun Holiday $240 $245 $295 New Year's Day Mar tin Luther King Jr Day Presidents Day Memorial Day July 4 Labor Day Columbus Day Veterans Day Thanksgiving Christmas Com munity Connections and Bragging Rights Mail subscriptions are pay able in advance and sold only where home delivery is unavailable Sec ond postage paid at Lafayette I rid Postmaster: Send address changes to Journal Courier 217 Sixth St Lafayette IN 47901 Lotteries INDIANA Monday Daily 3 (Midday) 955 Daily 3 (Evening) 687 Daily 4 (Midday) 8304 Daily 4 (Evening) 9572 Lucky 5 (Midday) 1 9 19 22 27 Lucky 5 (Evening) 2 3 13 15 35 Sunday Daily 3 (Midday) No drawing Daily 3 (Evening) 489 Daily 4 (Midday) No drawing Daily 4 (Evening) 8507 Lucky 5 (Midday) No drawing Lucky 5 (Evening) 1 5 10 18 23 Saturday's Hoosier Lotto 6 20 24 34 38 47 Estimated jackpot: $525 million POWERBALL Saturday 10 11 37 40 54 Powerball number: 10 Power Play: 3 Estimated Jackpot: $34 million ILLINOIS Little Lotto Monday 4 12 13 22 37 Lotto Monday 16 21 26 33 36 37 Estimated jackpot: $35 million WINNING TICKETS Hoosier Lotto Oct 20: No ticket matched all numbers Powerball Oct 20: No ticket matched all numbers of the World amous Hand Spanked a Gourmet 12lb Burgers Chicken Sandwiches avors Wings Monday 100 Long Neck Domestic Bottles Tuesday Buckets of Beer 5 Bottles for 800 Wednesday We Salute the Captain 250 All Captain Morgan Thursday Live Karaoke to All Well Drinks 250 Sunday We Have the NL Ticket Watch Any Game200 Jaeger Bombs on Sunday ROMlll'DOflMITOBMflMIDaiLYi COME JOI BS SEI WMTS MEW! 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