U.S. Losing Unofficial Space Race, Congressmen Say By Larry Wheeler published 31 March 06 WASHINGTON - Some congressmen believe the United States and China are in an unacknowledged space race that this country could lose if it doesn't spend more money on the civilian space program.
Early Retirement for Space Shuttles Unlikely, Lawmakers Say By John Kelly, Larry Wheeler published 27 September 05
Senate Panel Votes in Favor of Bush's Space Plan By Larry Wheeler published 24 June 05 A Senate panel approved a NASA authorization bill Thursday that embraces the exploration vision President Bush articulated in a speech at the space agency's headquarters 17 months ago.
Search for New NASA Chief Drags On By Larry Wheeler published 7 March 05 A number of critical deadlines loom for NASA, and some think a timely transition is critical.
Veteran Astronaut to Step in as Interim NASA Chief By Larry Wheeler published 10 February 05 Veteran shuttle astronaut Frederick Gregory will take over as NASA's acting administrator next week. Gregory is currently second in command at the space agency.
