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O~andHost Space Development The ,s Conference, Ltd. 8th Annual 1989 International P.O. Box 14397 Chic-oo, IL IOll4 0397 SPACE DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE Phone 1-202-543-1900 Memorial Day Weekend, May 26-29, 1989, in Chicago Dlrectorl: Hyatt Regency O'Hare Hotel Jeffrey G. Lill. CNitmM Llurll!C8 "'*"' Willielll Higgiftl Joe Aedfitld Enrollment Llmlledl Register Earlyl Prlndpal S,0.­ Nltionel Spece Society

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Cooptnllnt o~ The "'-taty Society Supporting lll8lllutlona Ind OrpnlDllonl If Ever You Would Attend A Adler~ Argonne NelioNI UbonCory Space Development Conference - This Is The Onel Brown l.ll'IMnily Club ol QliclgO GniCegO ~ ol Scienc:9s Chicago COuncil on Fontign Relllliona Highlights include: Chicago Higll Tecll Asaoc:ialion ftw1Cil W. Pwltw School Govwnor's Commission on APOLLO: 20 YEARS LATER - A 20th MEET SPACE LEADERS - Astronauts, Scienc» end Ttc11n01o9Y Hari-Collegt anniversary celebration and review of NASA officials, space pioneers, experts Illinois Spece lnllitule the first landing (with former and advocates. How you can partici­ Loyoil~ Mont..,,; Elenwllary School NASA Administrator Dr. Thomas O. pate in the Space Movement. Of --c- County New Triw High School District 2CIJ Paine). ~Illinois Uni*1ily SPEAKERS include- Hugh Downs, and Northfield High ScllOOI Oistricl 225 astronauts MM Jemison and WIHIMI North Shot-. Ccunlrt Dey Scllool AN OVERVIEW OF SPACE -A compre­ O.kton Community ColllQe hensive update/introduction to all as­ Thornton. U~ ol Chicago Tec:IWtology ~tionC.O• pects of the space program. Wtnnelka School Oillric:l 31 PLUS SPECIAL SYMPOSIA Zonta lnlWNlionel SPACE TECHNOLOGY - Half day pro­ Law and Space CorporMe si--s Gottliell lftd Schwartz grams on (1) Building a Moonbase, and Science and Space HiH & Knowlton. Inc. (2) The U.S. Space Station. Medicine and Space KPMG PMt Mml'llidl g ••,, ...... Teaching and Space Attomeys' Title Gulrtnty Fund BUSINfSS AND SPACf - (1) Space A Exploration of Chia19o Tlll9 1-...nct Co. the Non-Space Business; (2) Space ISFiC Redfield A--. Gommen;iilization {Z ~of prog~). ANO MUClf MOREi SpeceAge ~Co. SpK8llMk NMiofl9I ~ TypeRiglll. Inc. United l-s.w:. Everything you always wanted to know about Space­ and more I SEE INSIDE FOR DETAii.$ .. Tentative Program The Legal Road to Private Launching in the Thursday, May 25 U.S. and Abroad Saturday, Moy 27 William Wlrin 0/.P., Space Commerce Corp.); Lil­ Thursday Special Events lian Trippett (Counsel, House Committee on Space & Technology) Saturday Special Events Tour: Introduction to Chicago (12~ pm) Science, Field Museum, Sears Tower Skydeck, Conflicts of Law: the Law In Space Tour: Argonne National Laboratory (7:45 • 2:00 pm)-$11 Downtown, Chicago outdoor art and architec­ George Sloup ture, Lincoln Park Zoo - $21 Goveming Multi-National Space Habitats Tour: A Day in Chicago George Robinson (Assoc. Gen. Counsel, Smith· ( 10 am· 6 pm) Field Museum (or. on your sonian Institution/Author. 'Envoys of Mankind') own, visit nearby Adler Planetarium or Shedd Space Activism I Advocacy Aquarium), Downtown, Chicago outdoor art Evening Science and Space and architecture, John Hancock Buildng Outreach: Using Conferences and Other Honorary Chairman: John A. Simpson (Prof. of skydeck, Water To-r Place shopping cen­ Separate Events as a Tool for Promoting Physics, U of Chicago) ter on North Michigan Avenue - $26 Space among Non-Space Groups Morning Luncheon A lntrodJction to Ferrnilab and Argonne ( 12:00 • 1:45 pm) Speaker: Physician James Lazar (Argonne); Fermilab speaker TBA Aslronaut Dr. William Thornton-$13 Friday, May 26 NASA's Space Science Program Luncheon B (Including NSS Awards) The Hubble Space Telescope & Other Space (12 • 1:45 pm) Speaker: Shuttle Paytoad Observa.IDries Specialisl/NSS Pres. Charles Walker - $13 Friday Special Events Afternoon Dinner Tour: Fermi National Accelerator Voyager at Neptune: A Preview (Cash bar: 6:00 • 7:00. Dinner: 7:00. 8:30) Laboratory (Fermilab) Norman Haynes (JPL VC(ager Project Director) Speaker: Star Trel.ierview of Fincings to Date on Effects of Defense R & D Contraclll An Overview of Space Living in Zero G Getting a Piece of the Pie: NASA Con1racting Evening Dr. Arnauld Nicogossian (Director, Life Sciences and Subcontracting Personal Perspectives on Space Division, NASA) Edward Frankel (NASA General Counsel) Joan Esposito (News anchor, WLS-TV [ABC] CELSS: Con"°'8d ECXllogica l.if9 &ipport Systems Financing Chicago, and Journalist-in-Space semifinalist); Frank 8. Salisbury. Ph.D. (Prof. of Plant Physiol­ CaseStudes physician astronaut Wllfiam Thornton; Nichelle ogy, Utah State U) Nichols (from Star Trek); aslronaut Eugene Law ud Space Afternoon Ceman (the iast man on the Mooni In cooperalion with the American Bar Association How We Will Handle the Medical Needs of a 5ections on International Law and Science & Space Station Technology. Co-sponsored by the llinois State Evetting Dr. James S. Logan (NASA) Bar AssociatiOn and the Federal Bar Association Science Fiction Authors View the Real Space Surgery in Orbit Space Law C<>mmitte<> Pl'Oiram (and atner Maners) Dr. Bruce Houtchens (Dept: of Surgery. u of Morning James P. Hogan; Gordon Dickson; Robert L. TeXAli Hoallh Soience Center) C>.ierview of Space Law Forward; Stanley Schmidt Psychological/Sociological Effects of Long Ois.­ F. Kenneth Sch-lje (Chairman, Aerospace Law tance Space Flight Committee, International Law Section, ASA) Sp11ee Ac11¥tam I AdwAV( Dr. HarryC. Holloway (Chairman, Dept of Space Debris: Universal Killer and Legal Mess Morning Psychiaby, USUHS) Hon. Edward R. Rnch, Jr.; F. Kenneth Sch-~e NSS Board of Directors Meeting Medical Spinoffs from Space Helping Your Client Loc:a1e and Use NASA Open to all NSS members. Dr. Nicogossian Technology (Often without Cost) Afternoon Concluding Panel: Where Do We Go from Here? NSS Chaplin AHembly F. Timothy Janis (Director, Aerospace Research An overview of Space Open ro all NSS members. Application• Center); Steve Riddlebaugi (NASA. Afternoon Lewis) Evetting lntroduc:tion to the Space Movement and Space U.S. Manned Space Program Afternoon NASA Development Conferences Helping Your Client Get a Piece of the Pie: Con­ Voyager at Neptune lril*g and Subcontracting with NASA NSS Town Meeting Norman Haynes (JP!. VC(ager Projecl Director) Edward Franllel (NASA General Counsel) Open to all NSS members. Other Nations in Space The Soviet Space Program Program -~~~...... ----T...;e I n t a t i v e Sunday Spscial Evsnts Use of Mod.liar Space Structurw Saturday, Continued Dr. Bruce Houtchens (VP, Texas Health Science Tour: Museum of Science & lnck.lstry and · Center) Space Colonies Crown Space Center Gregg Maryniak (S.SI) (1-6:30 pm) Includes Omnimax movie-$15 Twhlna ud Spec! Lunar Habitat• Luncheon Chairman: Margaret R Lindman (Chalnnan Dept of Curriculum & INllruclicn, Northaasiem Afternoon (12:00 • 1:45 pm)Speaksr: Astronaut Mae Jemison, "From Chicago Schools to Ear11'1 Ill. U) Overview Ortiir-s12 Moming Wendell Mendell (Chief Scientist, Lunar Base Awards Banquet Partners in Aerospace Education: NASA and Studies, NASA-JSC) (Reception/Cash bar 6:00 - 7:00, ban(JJet Teachers Designs 7:00- 10:00 pm) Speakers include ABC's Robert Brown (Dir., Ofllceof Educ. Atlalra, NASA) Peter Land (Illinois Institute of Technology) Hugh Downs (Chairman, NSS Board of Teaching Space: Teaching lips Architecture Govemors) - $24 Margaret R. Lindman Larry Bell (NASA-JSCJ Afternoon Life Support NASA: What Needs to be Done "Come Fly With Space Farolyn Powell (Life Systems, Inc.) Me": Curricula Other Wffo/s Into Space David and Dor881l HouNI Surface Operations Space Science for 1he Liberal Arts Student John Alred (NASA-JSC) Space Commercialization 'Thomas 0. Dimon Lunar Resources Ul!!!ate Museum of Science and Industry: Yow Local Mark Jacobs (Astronautics Corp.) Refitting lhe Space Shuttle Between Missions Gene Rocque (NASA-KSC) NASA Resource Center Update Teaching lhe Hill10fy of Rescue Vehicles Afternoon Crew Michael Morison (U.S.Space Camp) Solar Sails, Crew Transportation & Asteroid Shuttle External Tank Applications Science Fiction as a Teaching Tool Faye F. Baillif (Senior Engineer/Principal lnves­ Projects Harry "Hal c1emenr Stubbs ti gator, ET Orbit Applications, Martin-Marietta) Robert L. Staehle (Pres., World Space Found&- Space as a "Hook8 for Other Subjeclll tion) National Aerospace Plane Georgia Franlcl;i David Webb Busln... and Space 11- Science Fiction Launch Companies (~ace Commerclallzatlon! Afternoon Moming Afternoon Separate Presentations By: American Rocket Company (AMROC) How Your Business Can Use Space: An Overview Hal Clement; Fnldarik Fohl ("YOIJ'I Naver Get to George Koopman The Private Launch lncilstry Today Heaven in a Pentagon Spacectall'); Roland Third Millenium, Inc:. Jeffrey Manber (Executive Director, The Space Graen; Ben Bova Deo Ann Divis Foundation) A ftemoon Sp!C! Acdvlam I Advocacy Space Services, Inc. Moming Jim Davidson 3 M's Space Program Christopher Chow (Manager, Space Research "Uncle NSS Wanta Youl" - Recnnnent Science Fiction and AppUcalions Labora!oly, 3M) OUtreach: Working wilh Schools and S1Udents Afternoon Sm all Satelliles Outreach: Woricing witt Other Organizations Separate presentations by: Lee Holmes (President, Omnisat, Inc.); Joseph National Space Week: Planning for 1he 20th An­ Gordon Dickson; James P. Hogan ("Apollo: What A. LeBlanc (President, American Microsat. Inc.); niversary of Apolo 11 Might Have Beeni: Stanley Schmidt iThe Great R. Gilbert Moore (Director of Advanced Afternoon Race: Astronomers vs. Science Fiction Writers; Programs, Globesat); Gay Canough, Moderator .Melaslasizing"--How mS&att and Sp-=! 011J*n Evening p hotos from Orbit "Write Right!" - The Newsletter: How to Get Science Fiction Authors View the Real Space SPOT Image Corporation Your Ideas Circulatad Program and Other Matters (8:30 pm) Geo star and SSI: A Case Study .Reach and Tauch Someone" - The Ben 8oJa; Hal Clement Filland Green: Frederi< F'tlhl T. Stephen Cheston (Sr. VP, Geostar) Out Space Phone Trae Spece Activism I Advocacy Aid m Hgh Tech: kl llli'lois Case Sutt John Straus. Director. Governor's Commission Meet NSS Board of Directors Cancldam Afternoon on Science & Technology "Are You Talking to Me?": How to Publicize and Promote Your Events I How to "Sell" Space In 1...,atlonal Monday, May 29 R. Paul Battaglia ~P. Hill & Knowlton. Inc.) Soviet Commercial Space Program Mars "Raining on the Space Parade" - Unmet Obiec· William Wirin (V.P., Space Commerce Corp.) I n dia In ~lion IMlh Tha Planlltllry Society nons to Space settlement Parlieipaflll: Louis A1edmln (flcec;, Cir., The Prospector Brack Brown (Assoc. Prof. of Government and Lunar (Polar Orbi1er) Planetary Society); Thomas 0. Paine (formar Politics, George Mason U) Gay Cannough NASA AdministratorJChaimwt, National Commis­ Coordinating Chapters with NSS Headquarters Japan sion on Space); John Logsdon (Dlraca, Space Douglas Fulmer (NSS Field Coordinator) Political Organization of the Japanese Space Policy lnslllLlte); Carl Pilcher (Chief Scienlilt, "A Bill in Congress is Worth ... ·-Political Ac­ Program NASA Ollic:e of Explorallon) tion Workshop Larry Aronovitch o.n.. 1 Proqnm Meet NSS Board of Directors Candidates Future Japanese Applicalions Satellites Tanya Sienko Overview: A Mars Exploration Program Europe's Columbus Space Station Program NASA'S Exploration Sunday, May 28 Marianne Dyson p sychclogy/Sodolog'f of Long Dislanca Space Fiojlt Dr. HarryC. Holloway (Chainnan, Dept of An Overview of Space ~ ace Stations Psychiatry, USUHS) Morning Mom ing Mars Rover Sample Re1um Scenarios U.S. Space Camp/Space Academy A Humanized Space Station Soviet Mars '94 Mission U.S. Unmanned Space Program Michael Kalil p hobos-The Movie NASA Biosphere II T echnlcal Traek An Integrated Space Plan Marl\ Net:ion (Chairman, lns~tute or i::cotechnica) Ron Jones (Rockwell International) A hemoon Mars Airplane Michael Lambeck & Kenneth Sivler Afternoon De sign Choices (Made and Still to Be Made) in Mars Balloons Off-Planet Resources for Earth the U.S. Space Station Thomas L. Moser (Dep. Assoc. Adm'r, NASA); Louis Friedman Building a Lunar Habitat: An Overview Mars Nuclear-Thermal Ascent Vehicle Using In· Wendell Mendell (Chief Scientist, Lunar Base . Dr. Franklin 0. Martin (Asst Adm'r, NASA) digenous Fuels for Muhiple Takeoffs/Landings Studies, NASA-JSC) ng MIR & the US Space Station Compatible Gordon Woodcock (Manager, Future Systems Robert Zubrin (Sr. Engineer, Marlin ~) Studies, Adllanced CivQ Space S)"tems, Boeing)

I Tentative Program "Air Bears"; A Primary Grade Curriculum Horizons Unlimited Monday, Continued Jan Draper ooon; Rulh Aockcasde (The '99'~) Joan Elliott (Civil Air Patrol) Sp!c! Polley "Salutin' Sir Isaac Newton• Space Actlvlam I Advocacy Barbara Koscak An Integrated Space Plan: A Discussion Teaching Space Science Computer Networking Aon Jot-. (Roc~I lntamational) National Science Teachers A$$0Ciation "Beg, Borrow & .. .": How to Creaie Low-Cost Report from Washington Uni18d States Space Foundation Space Displays Panel D~ssion of Selected Issues Richard Macleod ·Aliens, Ogres & BEMs•: Using SF Conventions TMChing 1nd Sp!c! The Challenger Center: An Introduction to Promote Space "Nergal" (Mara) Richard Mathia (Director of Educ. Oub'eac:h) c1oa1na Ceremonies Ralph Winrich (NASA-Lewis) Teaching Astronomy 1:00 - 1:30 pm "The Flying Start" Adler Planetarium Phil WoodruH (FAA) The Young Astronaut Program for Schools All events and speakers Ingrid Nowicki subject to cancellations.

You, Too, can Speak! Teaching and Space Symposium American Alrllnes The Many Roads to Space track, which con­ 2 Gnd&lllt• Credb Offered Special discount air fares: 45% off coach fares tinues throughout the conference, is a forum or 5% off any special fare (all restrictions for you and other registrants to present your Northeastern Illinois University - Seminar in apply). whichever is less. Call 1-800-433- special and diverse ideas and experiences Educational Foundations: Aerospace 1790; ask for Star File No. $67088. about space policy, science, education or Education I Course No. EFDN 454. technology. If you would like to take this op­ Requirements are: (1) Graduate standing, (2) portunity to speak (generally 15 to 30 $140 tuition, (3) attendance at the Con­ minutes). check the box on the registration ference, and (4) some additional assign­ form, or write the Conference. ments and activities. lb. Register at Conference or write for information to: The Official Conference Airline MEET NASA OFFICIALS Dr. Margaret Lindman Northeastern Illinois University 9-12 SATURDAY NIGHT 5500 N. St. Louis Chicago, IL 60625 Hyatt Hotel Rooms Registration Fees $69/night, single or double; $79/night, triple; S70 to April 15. For teachers: S45 to April 15, Note: You do.ml have to register tor graduate $89/night quad. Call 1-800-228-9000-room $65 to May 15. $QO th&raaft11r_ cr«lit to attend the symposium. block Will be released May 6.

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