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NASA announced that it and the Department of Defense had instituted policies to standardize requirements so as to improve the quality of contractor-delivered products to both agencies. (NASA Release 94-37) George Brown, Democrat from California and chairman of the House of Representatives Science Committee, told the seven-member [[Space Shuttle]] crew that repaired the [[Hubble Space Telescope]] in September 1993, that their successful mission would help restore support for the space program. (Reuters, Mar 8/94; B Sun, Mar 9/94) A Federal grand jury indicted Ram Bachan Ram, chairman of the mathematics department at Hampton University, on seven counts of mail fraud related to alleged plagiarism in submitting a proposal for a research grant to NASA. The proposal concerned "Implications of Pressure Diffusion for Shock Waves," and for it Ram received $100,810 from NASA's [[Langley Research Center]]. However, it developed that Ram had stolen the proposal and findings from the work of a professor at Clemson University in South Carolina. (Virginia Pilot, Mar 9/94) *[[February 1994|February]] *[[March 1994|March]] [[Mar 1 1994|1]] [[Mar 2 1994|2]] [[Mar 3 1994|3]] [[Mar 4 1994|4]] [[Mar 5 1994|5]] [[Mar 6 1994|6]] [[Mar 7 1994|7]] [[Mar 8 1994|8]] [[Mar 9 1994|9]] [[Mar 10 1994|10]] [[Mar 11 1994|11]] [[Mar 12 1994|12]] [[Mar 13 1994|13]] [[Mar 14 1994|14]] [[Mar 15 1994|15]] [[Mar 16 1994|16]] [[Mar 17 1994|17]] [[Mar 18 1994|18]] [[Mar 19 1994|19]] [[Mar 20 1994|20]] [[Mar 21 1994|21]] [[Mar 22 1994|22]] [[Mar 23 1994|23]] [[Mar 24 1994|24]] [[Mar 25 1994|25]] [[Mar 26 1994|26]] [[Mar 27 1994|27]] [[Mar 28 1994|28]] [[Mar 29 1994|29]] [[Mar 30 1994|30]] [[Mar 31 1994|31]] *[[April 1994|April]]

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