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FOCUS: They reached for the stars

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The Buckeye State lost one of its own in the Challenger disaster. Judith Resnik, 36, of Akron, wasa mission specialist on the trip. She was the second American woman to travel in space when she previously flew on the maiden voyage of Shuttle Discovery in1984. (NASA photo) President Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan and families of the Challenger victims at the memorial service in Houston, Texas on Jan. 31, 1986. (White House photo) Crew of Space Sh…

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FOCUS: They reached for the stars

The Buckeye State lost one of its own in the Challenger disaster. Judith Resnik, 36, of Akron, wasa mission specialist on the trip. She was the second American woman to travel in space when she previously flew on the maiden voyage of Shuttle Discovery in1984. (NASA photo) President Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan and families of the Challenger victims at the memorial service in Houston, Texas on Jan. 31, 1986. (White House photo) Crew of Space Sh…

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The Tribune broke the news in on Saturday, January 31, 2026.
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