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Dr Kofi Amoah, alias Citizen Kofi, says he does not, at the moment, see a deliberate national ambition for excellence worthy of emulation by the youth.

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Sometimes when actors who aren't considered big box office draws pass away, the spotlight often shies away or, even worse, tends to overlook them.

And his thoughts on NASAs future By: Chris DeRose and last updated 2021-01-11 12:52:52-05 BILLINGS — It’s hard to imagine that a child born on a ranch just outside of Lewistown during the Great Depression would not only grow up to be a leading mind in the field of astrogeophysics, but spend a week of his life in space studying the sun. But such is the story of Loren Acton. “I was the youngest of six,” he recalled. “And by the time I came along, it was th...

And his thoughts on NASAs future By: Chris DeRose and last updated 2021-01-11 12:44:24-05 BILLINGS — It’s hard to imagine that a child born on a ranch just outside of Lewistown during the Great Depression would not only grow up to be a leading mind in the field of astrogeophysics, but spend a week of his life in space studying the sun. But such is the story of Loren Acton. “I was the youngest of six,” he recalled. “And by the time I came along, it was th...

How an astronaut got from a MT ranch to outer space By: Chris DeRose and last updated 2021-01-08 14:54:01-05 BILLINGS — It’s hard to imagine that a child born on a ranch just outside of Lewistown during the Great Depression would not only grow up to be a leading mind in the field of astrogeophysics, but spend a week of his life in space studying the sun. But such is the story of Loren Acton. “I was the youngest of six,” he recalled. “And by the time I ca...

and last updated 2021-01-11 12:44:24-05 BILLINGS — It’s hard to imagine that a child born on a ranch just outside of Lewistown during the Great Depression would not only grow up to be a leading mind in the field of astrogeophysics, but spend a week of his life in space studying the sun. But such is the story of Loren Acton. “I was the youngest of six,” he recalled. “And by the time I came along, it was the days of FDR and rural electrification. As a little kid, we had g...