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Challenger explosion shocks world
Tin UnS Space Trent Poll
I. Would yea be wflBrs »tmtl tupacc after tbe rerw* ChaBcupr
ajftulpa and Oe bat c< lh« m» mealmr
73.6% No 16.4%
J. Arc JOB hi trrir of crtlliam bthaj allowed l» (rare 1 la «i«« M
tfcblbne?
Yet 74J% N* 25.5%
3. Co JO. fed NASA iboold itnaltbai Hi tmtttf tuaum fr. :he
.pace^bttlrt rnv>I
Ye» MJt No *- yoa fed in lime tfcovkl e!>pi^considerthcmbcrnes. *M a^ree: They fsve their lives in
They risked their lives fer the good an attempt to icrve others through the
of raaatind. They were completely gathering of valuable infomutiun.
tware of chances and circumstances They bearded the shuttle knowing the
chance that they were taking, but they
. ^ j-j- _tteig brivcly accepted them for the (nod
their jobs."
'*71K loen xstnyuuti who were
killtd were trying - of m iay thjt hain't alreait) been vad?"
— senior Rory Camp.
"When I saw the cxpkntor. I juu stood there, shocked.
Thb w*» their (the astronauts') t£unce ti dJ something
fur the uofU and ilia! chance wu uken away from
them." — freshman Tan)! De La Henna.
"1 uw a on the nc*» anJ the coverage was trrhble.
TV nan pcrpte iho«cd the explosion every rwo sccor«h
and eventually the whole thin? wn overcntpnasi/eU so
much that it bccincajoke.* 1 — wphun>ofe K-rnal Singh.
"I think they not been one linjle new job
created...since 1970," said Secretary
of L^bcrWilliunDiock. Because of
the lack of KW jobs, current wotker*
cannot elevate themselves. Furthermore,
with an cipaHing American
population, new job* must be created,
or unemployment will skyrocket. Urtplcnvntatirn
of pnxectionist law*
would economically ruin American
product! and workers.
IntenHttonally. Amcricin jwutcttfcxuun
would re*uh a foreign
coumer>protec^on. A% PBS Comincntauir
ftoddtng Carter said, '•pro-
I jcuooi jn breeds pmtcctinnnm." A
recent example of iiVernjtioni) protective
cliffs occurred in the summer
of 1985. My and the UnitaJ States
tutted over impt*n barriers in the
•Tasa H'ars." Vtten Cragics* passed
protectioaist LfbUtiOQ no behalf
of the Atncncin puta Induury. luly
coomtred by viciously raising
Unffs on Amcican walnut exports.
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walnut industries might well
been climinMcd. The wise pjf
of all barriers cased the situatino.
Jingoistic purchasing on behalf of
Amctica!i consumers is Contrary' to
the American enuvprtncirul spirit.
Our frcc-ci.UTp.-oc system give- convamers
the unique opportunity to
shop for piotlucts which ,uc of impeccable
quality an! practicality.
ConuMvr* can choctc from a full
rangr of product* from all sourrcs.
Products are of high quality, crac*
libility, at»d arc sold at the luwot
price. Jinpnuic parcKaing prohibits
thr consumer from buyvv the be^t
product.
Therefore. nrr.hcr p;«xcctkmiMn
r«»r jin-ot%tic putchs^in^ VJI «olve
the iraJc dcHcit. Rather, what i\
needed is an optn intenuttoiul
rurkrt for trade. $*tch a market b
juitificd for fojr rcawr^.
First, a free tnde matkn will continue
to Urvzi infUAoc. Competitive
FToductt vi; for consumer attention
nxnt cifectivrlv by hmcring prices.
Lower pt\ A create a windfall ol ex*
lr* a.:h for umsumcrs. This money
cia be jpent on mure prodocrs.
f.vreforc more ; inducts will be
purctuied wcrldwide.
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Second. a free market will prov
foreign cocnuitwn the opponuniiic*
to purchase /jierkun foods. WitlK.'ut
prouctionist barriers American pro-