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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137316059ted issues. There was a proposal to eliminate the National Aeronautics and Space Council and its staff; while this proposal was not acted on, the council staff were not able during 1970–1971 to become significant actors in the policymaking process, although the council’s executive secretary, Bill An

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-04867-9etcher and Low learned “that there indeed was a Presidential decision to go ahead with the Shuttle; that the issue of size was not really raised as a major one with the President; but that David and Rice, and to a lesser extent, Flanigan, felt that the 15 × 60′ 65,000 pound shuttle proposed by NASA

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The Nixon Space Doctrined in the FY1971 budget decisions. The other influence was the rather ad hoc policy framework President Richard Nixon and his policy advisers used to evaluate the recommendations of the Space Task Group (STG) and the NASA budget proposal based on those recommendations. The White House had not articul

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The Space Shuttle Takes Center Stageechnology (OST); they would push NASA over the remainder of 1970 and particularly during 1971 to come up with alternative human space flight proposals or, at a minimum, alternatives to NASA’s preferred shuttle design. These two organizations operated under the premise that President Nixon did not wa

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