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Show Coeducation Comes To Isolated Moonmen SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON (API With a pretty brunet isolated - in their quarantine quarters, Apollo Us astronauts today task o complete the y discussing with experts the g details of their mission. The young woman. Miss Heather Owens, and three male technicians were added to the quarters growing population Tuesday night after they were exposed to lunar material in another part of the lunar receiving laboratory. Miss a shapely Owen, was assigned a private room that had belonged to the th.ae astronauts. The astronauts now ' use the community bathroom with the rest of us, reported John McLeaish, public affairs officer who was relegated to a moon-landin- dormitory when his room was assigned to Miss Owens. The three male technicians were placed in a quarantine trailer which housed the spacemen on the trip to Houston from the Pacific recovery area. Asked how the in tlie quarters felt about having a woman aboard, McLeaish smiled and reported it was quite a conversation piece at Neil Armstrongs 39th celebrated birthday party, long-time- Tuesday night. the spacemens schedule were analyse-- : of many of their moon pictures and a meeting with scientists and geologists on scientific aspects of their historic flight. That will finish the formal de briefing period which started when Armstrong, Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. and Michael Collins arrived at the laboratory July On 27. They and the 20 other persons quarantined with them will be released late Sunday or Monday if no illnesses develop and no harmful organisms turn up in the study of moon samples gathered by Armstrong and Aldrin. So far, nothing unusual has been found. Extensive study continued on the more than 50 pounds of rock and soil returned by the astronauts. A team, of scientists Tuesday completed the first gas analyses of the blade lunar dust and. reported an indication it might have been created by the solar wind, . The sdentists told a news conference the dust contained five rare gases identified as products of the wind, a radiation storm that .blows through space after being spun off by nudear explosions on the sun. COUNTRY SAGE DESERET NEWS, Wednesday, August 6, 1969 A3 rl , Scientist-Astr- o SPACE CENTER, - HOUS-TO- In his letter to Slayton, Michel cited hi desire to de- N Scientist -F. Curtis (UPI) astronaut Dr. Michel has refrom signed to p r ogram more spend time Much sorrow Is the result of people trying to have a good time. A-Shu- He observed that the prospect of a flight was still a small motivation (to remain an astronaut) and that he was reluctant to leave. He said the astronaut office has been in bebe-- 1 a space o o flight p p r tunity was distant, the space generous in trying to help him devote more time to scientific Dr. Michel agency said today. ttle For Lunar Exploring? - WASHINGTON (AP) The leader of the nations manned space flight program envisions a nuclear powered shuttle service for lunar explorers. The strategy described today by Dr. George E. Mueller involves two space stations - one orbiting the earth, the other circling the moon. The nuclear vehicle, he said, would lower operational costs to about $200 for moving s pound of material from the earth to the moon and back, against about $100,000 a pound spent under todays tech- work and noted: I see no further request 1 can reasonably make. vote more time to scientific research and his belief that a space flight opporutnity was distant, a spokesman said. the space research cause he i e v e s Quits Space Program Michel was a member of the first group of six scientist-astronauwho joined the space program in June, 1965. One of that number resigned shortly after has selection was announced, leaving ts Michel and four otners active in the space program. Michel has been working on plans for the first American space station until his leave absence. Last month the. space agency delayed the start of his initial space sta- -, ; tion program from 1971 to or 1972. I ' Michel, a physicist, will return full time to Rice University Aug. 18 to teach and do research. 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