[Q]: EXCLUSIVE: Astronaut Gene Cernan dead today at 82. A conversation with the last man to ever walk on the moon... by Gary Buzel EXCLUSIVE: Astronaut Gene Cernan passed away today at 82. Starting out as a Navy fighter pilot later to head on NASA space missions Gemini 9, Apollo 10, and Apollo 17. Cernan was the last man to walk on the moon. A true American hero. Reporter Gary Buzel interviewed Cernan in March of 2015 at the San Diego Air and Space Museum and this is the entire interview from that day. Gene Cernan worked for a government agency
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[Q]: The brief of the Saskatchewan pulse growers which they submitted to the standing committee addresses this issue by suggesting that section 49.02 be amended, stating that there be an increase of the powers of the advisory committee to that of a board of directors because the bill relies on regulations for many of the specifics with respect to the insurance program. The standing committee wants more of the powers of the advisory committee to be turned over ot the board of directors.
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[Q]: In documents they filed with the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, government lawyers argued that three inmates who committed suicide last month by hanging themselves coordinated their actions by using attorney-client confidentiality to communicate with each other. Government officials said that among papers marked "Attorney Client Privilege" were instructions on how to tie knots and a classified memo on camp activities and inmate locations. Less than six inmates died.
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[Q]: Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama, has vowed to step down from his position if things "get out of control" in Tibet, where violent demonstrations against China have killed anywhere from 13 to 100 people. At a news conference in Dharamsala, India, the Dalai Lama said he was opposed to the use of violence against China's rule. "Violence is almost suicide," he said. "Even if 1,000 Tibetans sacrifice their lives, it will not help." However, he acknowledges that many radical Tibetans have criticized his policy of non-violence, and says that his only option is to "completely resign" if the bloodshed continues. Tibetans support the Dalai Lama.
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It's impossible to say