Rogers@VENERA.ISI.EDU (Craig Milo Rogers) (11/11/86)
Never before has the United States faced such a
challenge to its civilian space program. Find out what
YOU can do to put America back on the High Road to Space
by attending a special free symposium. This event will
feature speakers and discussions highlighting the findings
of the National Commission on Space's report and program
for civilian space development through the year 2035.
The symposium will be held at the California Museum of
Science and Industry in Exposition Park on Saturday, November
22, 1986, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Admission is free, but
space is limited. Call (213) 419-0561 to make a reservation.
The following organizations are participating in the
symposium:
The National Space Society
Rockwell International
TRW
The California Museum of Science and Industry
The Organization for the Advancement of Space
Industrialization and Settlement, a chapter of the
L5 Society (OASIS/L5)
The L5 Society
The Planetary Society
The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
The American Astronautical Society
The panel of speakers at the symposium will include:
Dr. Thomas Paine, Chairman of the National Commission
on Space
Louis L'Amour, western writer
Seymour Z. Rubenstein, President, Space Station Systems
Division, Rockwell International
Dr. Albert Hibbs, formerly JPL Technical Staff
Portions of this symposium will be taped for rebroadcast by
the Discovery cable TV channel.
OASIS/L5 is a non-profit educational group which promotes
space development. For more information about this event or
other OASIS/L5 activities call Craig Rogers at (213) 419 - 0561,
or send a message to <ROGERS@ISI.EDU>.
[Portions of this message were copied, with permission, from the
National Space Society's press release for the symposium.]
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