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The President Felt That It Was Important To Send An Ordinary Citizen To Experience The Excitement Of Space Travel As A Representative For All Americans.

It Was Hard Telling Those Kids...that I Wasn't Going To Be There This Year. And I Knew I Was Going To Miss Them. I Won't Have An Opportunity To See Them Again, Unless They Stop By The House. Now During The Summer, I Got Lots Of Notes; Kids Would Stop By The House. I'd Be Pulling Weeds Or Something And They Would Come Up And Give Me A Hug And Say, 'oh, I Can't Believe It, This Is So Wonderful!' And Just Get Very Excited About It. It Was Hard Not Being In School. I Would Have Loved To Have Gone Back To School.

Sometimes When Things Get Kind Of Frantic, It Helps To Call My Husband Steve, Because I Think He's Got A Real Good Sense Of Where Everything's Gonna Be In A Few Years.

My Sympathies Have Always Been For Working-class People.

I Will Have A One-hour Program Called The Mission Watch, Where I Will Describe Details Of The Mission And Give Additional Information About The Lessons From Space.