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Re: STS-1 DISASTER/COVERUP

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From: Charles Edward Patisaul
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 07:42
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charlie@rtfm.mlb.fl.us (Charles Edward Patisaul) writes:

>	Well, at least he did have one thing... The " The
>last words Harris spoke as the voice of Mission Control were the
>words you just heard: "The Shuttle has cleared the tower." " part was correct.
>	NASA switches the PAO (public affairs officer), as well as EVERYone 
>else involved with control of the space shuttle system from the Kennedy Space 
>Center to the Johnson Space Center. So it SHOULD have been a different voice.
>Kennedy is responible for launch, Johnson for the rest...

>	Why the mission control should be in Texas is another story, not for
>me to tell...

	That is they switch to Johnson Control as soon as the shuttle clears 
the tower, right when the alleged tape (with a different voice) began.

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Charles E. Patisaul        charlie@rtfm.mlb.fl.us       Melbourne, Florida USA
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From: charlie@rtfm.mlb.fl.us (Charles Edward Patisaul)
Subject: Re: STS-1 DISASTER/COVERUP
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Organization: We don't need no stinkin' batches!
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