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From: jttmab	7/20/2006 10:05:05 AM
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Top engineer quits NASA ahead of shuttle launch Storm clouds of all kinds gathering By Lucy Sherriff Published Thursday 29th June 2006 22:48 GMT Find your perfect job - click here for thousands of tech vacancies. A senior NASA engineer has quit just days before the countdown for the Discovery Space Shuttle, citing management differences. Charlie Camarda, previously director of engineering at the Johnson Space Center, with a history of 30 years working for NASA, has stepped down saying he could no longer tolerate the way management decisions were being made. Click here to find out more! In an email, obtained by ABC News, to colleagues at Johnson Space Center, he wrote: "I cannot accept the methods I believe are being used by this Center to select future leaders. I have always based my decisions on facts, data and good solid analysis. I cannot be a party to rumor, innuendo, gossip and-or manipulation to make or break someone`s career and-or good name." ... theregister.co.uk

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