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This index was prepared by the NASA Scientific and Technical Information Facility operated

for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration by RMS Associates.
Index to NASA

News Releases and Speeches

1989

An index to selected news releases and speeches

issued by NASA Headquarters during 1989.

N,___ National Aeronautics and Space Administration Office of Management

Scientific and Technical Information Division

Washington, DC 1990

INTRODUCTION

This issue of the Index to NASA News Releases and Speeches contains a listing of news

releases distributed by the Office of Public Affairs, NASA Headquarters, and a selected listing

of speeches presented by members of the Headquarters staff during 1989. This index supplements the previous issues that were identified as Index to NASA News Releases and Speeches

1963-1966, and the supplements for 1967 through 1988.

The index is arranged in six sections - Subject Index, Personal Names Index, News Release

Number Index, Accession Number Index, Speeches, and News Releases.

SectiOn 1, Subject Index, contains subject headings arranged alphabetically that describe the

contents of the items indexed. Under each heading the user will find applicable references to

news releases and speeches containing information on that subject entry and, in many cases,

cross-references to related subject headings. Each entry contains the title, accession number,

news release number, and reference section (05 for Section 5, Speeches and 06 for Section 6,

News Releases).

Two types of cross-references are used:

S for 'SEE' directs the user to a subject heading where references can be found--

COMSAT

S COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE CORP.

SA for 'SEE ALSO' directs the user to related subject headings where additional references

may be found--

COMMUNClATION SATELLITES

SA TELESAT SATELLITES

Section 2, Personal Names Index, contains personal names arranged alphabetically that identify

the persons mentioned in the indexed items or, in the case of speeches, the speaker. Each entry

contains the title, accession number, news release number, and the reference.section. The

symbol + is used to identify speeches presented by the person under whose name they are

indexed.

Section 3, News Release Number Index, lists all numbered NASA News Releases arranged in

news release number order, with the corresponding accession and reference numbers.

Section 4, Accession Number Index, lists all items indexed in this publication arranged in accession number order. Each entry contains the reference section and the corresponding news

release number.

Section 5, Speeches, lists the speeches indexed in this publicaton arranged in accession number

order. Each entry contains the title, speaker, date of release, and other reference information.

Section 6, News Releases, lists the news releases, press briefings, news conference transcripts,

and other public information releases indexed in this publication, arranged in accession number

order. Each news release reference contains the title, date of release, news release number, if

any, and other reference information.

Copies of documents listed in this index are available to NASA offices on request from the NASA

Scientific and Technical Information Facility, P.O. Box 8757, BWl Airport, MD 21240. Requests

for copies of the index itseff should be addressed to the Scientific and Technical Information

Division, Code NTT, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, DC 20546.

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Table of

Contents

SECTION PAGE

1. Subject Index ............................................................................................... A-1

2. Personal Names Index ................................................................................ B-1

3. News Release Number Index .................................................................... C-1

4. Accession Number Index ........................................................................... D-I

5. Speeches ..................................................................................................... E-1

6. News Releases ........................................................................................... F-1

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SECTION 1

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1989

SUBJECT INDEX

APRIL 1990

"lyplcal Subject Index Listing

1REFERENCE i i

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NUMBER

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY

m NASA'S ER-2 AIRCRAFT TAKING EARTHQUAKE l

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PHOTOS oJ P89-10163 06

RELEASE-.-,831IACCESS,ON I

I NU"SERI

The title of the news release or speech is used as

the prime retrieval point• The accession number is

located at the bottom right of the entry, followed

by a two-digit number (05 or 06) identifying the

index section where the complete citation appears.

If available, the news release number is also included.

A

ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, U.S.S.R.

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123] P89-10123 06

ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION

LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER WIND TUNNEL

MISHAP STUDY REPORT RELEASED

[NASA RELEASE-89-114[ P89-10114 06

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

[NASA RELEASE-89-173[ P89-10173 06

ACRC SYSTEM

S ASSURED CREW RETURN CAPABILITY

ADAPTATION

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-169[ P89-10169 06

ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS

S ORGANIZATION CHANGE

ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SAT.

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY WORK

[NASA RELEASE-89*109[ P89-10109 06

ADVANCED COMPO_WrE STRUCTURES TECH. PROG.

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

[NASA RELEASE-B9-135[ P89-10135 06

ADVANCED COMPOSITION EXPLORER/ACE/

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-159[ P89-10159 06

ADVANCED FIGHTER TECHNOLOOY INTEGRATION

NASA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

[NASA RELEASE-89-35[ P89-I0035 06

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM IALSI

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-27[ P89-10027 06

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-99] P89-10099 06

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

[NASA RELEASE-S9-107] 1:)89-10107 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

ADVANCED RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

NASA DESIGNATES 17 SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

{NASA RELEASE-S9-136[ P89-10136 06

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR/SHUTTLE/

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR ASRM

ISSUED

[NASA RELEASE-89-37[ P89-10037 06

NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-eS-57J P89-10057 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE: STATEMENT

OF DR. JAMES C, FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR P89-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

ADVANCED STOVL AIRCRAFT

S STOVL AIRCRAFT

ADVANCED X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

S X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY

NASA'S ER-2 AIRCRAFT TAKING EARTHQUAKE

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PHOTOS

[NASA RELEASE-89-163} 1:)89-10163 06

AERODYNAMIC TEST RANGE

S EDWARDS AFB, CALIF.

AERODYNAMICS

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

[NASA RELEASE-89-17[ P89-10017 06

AEROJET CO.

NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-57] P89-10057 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - t989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183| P89-10183 06

AEROJET SOUD PROPULSION CO., CA.

NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-57[ P89-10057 06

AEROJET-GENERAL CORP.

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

[NASA RELEASE-89*27[ P89-10027 06

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-99[ P89-10099 06

AERONAUTICS

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165[ P89-10165 06

AEROSOLS

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-177 ] P89-10177 06

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-84] P89-10084 06

AEROSPACE MEDICINE

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10[ P89-10010 06

PRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS TO BECOME

SPACE FLIGHT ROUTINE

[NASA RELEASE-89-161[ P89-10161 06

AEROSPACE PLANES

SA X-30 AIRCRAFT

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-76[ P89-10076 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

AGREEMENTS

S INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

AIR FLOW

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-175[ P89-10175 06

AIR FORCE SPACE SYSTEMS

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145[ P89-10145 06

AIR FORCE, U.S,

S VANDENBERG AFB, CALIF•

S WRIGHT-PA'I-I'ERSON AFB, OHIO

AIR LAND INTERACTIONS

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123[ P89-10123 06

AIR POLLUTION

STUDY SHOWS COMMON PLANTS HELP REDUCE

INDOOR AIR POLLUTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-149] 1:)89-10149 06

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

[NASA RELEASE-89-160[ PS9-10160 06

AIR SAMPLING

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE-89-30[ P89-10030 06

A-1
AIRCRAFT

AIRCRAFT

S AEROSPACE PLANES

S CONVAIR CV-990 AIRCRAFT

S DC-8 AIRCRAFT

S ER-2 AIRCRAFT

S F-15 AIRCRAFT

S F-t6 AIRCRAFT

S F-111 AIRCRAFT

S F/A-18 AIRCRAFT

S HYPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

S SHUTTLE TRAINING AIRCRAFT

S STOVL AIRCRAFT

S TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

S X-15 AIRCRAFT

S X-29 AIRCRAFT

AIRCRAFT COMMUNICATIONS

MOBILE SATELLITE SYSTEM PROVEN IN AIRBORNE

TEST

[NASA RELEASE-B9-56{ P89-10056 06

AIRCRAFT CONTROL

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

{NASA RELEASE-89-69} P89-10069 06

AIRCRAFT DESIGN

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

[NASA RELEASE-89-7] P89-10007 06

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-16[ P89-10016 06

NASA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

[NASA RELEASE-89-35[ P89-10035 06

NASA PLANS F-16XL SUSTAINED-SUPERSONIC

AIRFLOW RESEARCH TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-47| P89-10047 06

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-69] P89-10069 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-84[ P89-10084 06

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-122} P89-10122 06

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

{NASA RELEASE-89-175} P89-10175 06

AIRCRAFT ENGINES

U.S. GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFT ENGINE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-2E_l P89-10026 06

AIRCRAFT LANDING DYNAMICS FACILITY, LARC

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTTLE LANDING GEAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-74[ P89-10074 06

AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

{NASA RELEASE-89-7} P89-10007 06

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-69-16) P89-10016 06

NASA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

[NASA RELEASE-89-35 P89-10035 06

NASA PLANS F-16XL SUSTAINED-SUPERSONIC

AIRFLOW RESEARCH TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-47 P89-10047 06

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

NASA RELEASE-89-82 P89-10082 06

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-122 P89-10122 06

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

ENASA RELEASE-89-167 P89-10167 06

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

{NASA RELEASE-89-175 P89-10175 06

AIRCRAFT SAFETY

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

[ NASA RELEASE-89-69 ] 1::'89-10069 06

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

[NASA RELEASE-89-116[ 1:)89-10116 06

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

[NASA RELEASE-89-167] P89-10167 06

AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY

SA AUGMENTED LIFT SYSTEMS

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

[NASA RELEASE*89-116] P89-10116 06

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

[NASA RELEASE-89-135[ P89-10135 06

AIRCRAFT TESTS

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-175] P89-10175 06

AIRCRAFT WINGS

SA MISSION ADAPTIVE WINGS

SA SWEPTFORWARD WINGS

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-1221 P89-10122 06

AIRFOILS

S AIRCRAFT WINGS

S SWEPTFORWARD WINGS

AIRS/INFRARED SOUNDER/

S ATMOSPHERIC INFRARED SOUNDER /AIRS/

AIRSHOW CANADA

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

[NASA RELEASE-89-130[ P89-10130 06

ALABAMA UNIV., HUNTSVILLE

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55[ P89-10055 06

NASA TO SUPPORT COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

SOUNDING ROCKET FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-58} P89-10058 06

ALARMS

S WARNING SYSTEMS

ALASKA

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-69-164J P69-10164 06

ALASKA UNIV.

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S,

{NASA RELEASE-89-30[ P89-10030 06

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

{NASA RELEASE-89-55[ P89-10055 06

AMERICAN ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90[ P89-10090 06

AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE

ROBINS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR MANAGEMENT

INASA RELEASE-69-1[ P89-1CO01 06

AMERICAN ROCKET CO., CALIF.

NASA, AMROC AGREE TO CRITICAL CHEMICAL

EXCHANGE

[NASA RELEASE-89-92[ P89-10092 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

{NASA RELEASE-89-102[ P89-10102 06

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR QUALITY CONTROL

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

1NASA RELEASE-89-651 P89-10065 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-69-168} P89-10168 06

AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.

U.S./U,S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

{NASA RELEASE-89-831 P89-10083 06

SUBJECT INDEX

AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD, CA.

BALLHAUS RETURNS TO AMES RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-12 P89-I0012 06

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-16 P89-10016 06

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

[NASA RELEASE-89-17 P89-10017 06

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

U,S,/USSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-89-18 P89-10018 06

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

[NASA RELEASE-_q-48 P89-10048 06

NASA FINAL P_OPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-64 P89-10064 06

NASA/DARPA LOW-COST PARALLEL-PROCESSING

COMPUTER DEMONSTRATED

[NASA RELEASE-89-80 P89-10080 06

BALLHAUS RESIGNS AS DIRECTOR OF NASA'S

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

{NASA RELEASE-89-111 P89-10111 06

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

[NASA RELEASE-89-116] P89-10116 06

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[NASA RELEASE-89-139[ P89-10139 06

NASA'S ER-2 AIRCRAFT TAKING EARTHQUAKE

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PHOTOS

[NASA RELEASE-89-1631 P89-10163 06

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-175[ P89-10175 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177[ P89-10177 06

COMPTON NAMES AMES RESEARCH CENTER

DIRECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-182[ P89-10182 06

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186[ P89-10186 06

AMMONIUM PERCHLORATE

FINANCING ARRANGED FOR AMMONIUM

PERCHLORATE PLANT

[NASA RELEASE-89-40[ P89-10040 06

AMROC

S AMERICAN ROCKET CO., CALIF,

ANNOUNCEMENT OF OPPORTUNITY

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15{ P69-10015 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104] P89-10104 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105] P89-10105 06

ANTARCTICA

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-48[ P89-10048 06

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

{NASA RELEASE-89-123[ P89-1,3123 06

NASA SCIENTISTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

INASA RELEASE-89-t 52] P89-10152 06

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

[NASA RELEASE-89-160[ P89-10160 06

APOLLO PROJECT

APOLLO-ERA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS CONTINUE

TO ENHANCE HUMAN LIFE

[NASA RELEASE-89-117[ P89-10117 06

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

INASA RELEASE-89-119[ P89-10119 06

A-2
SUBJECT INDEX

APOLLO SPACECRAFT

S APOLLO 11

APOLLO 11

APOLLO 11 CREW 20TH ANIVERSARY PRESS

CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

{NASA RELEASE-S9--67] P89-10067 06

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-76{ P89-10076 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D C. P89-10190 05

APPLICATIONS SATELLITES

S COMMUNICATION SATELLITES

APPLIED PHYSICS LAB., LAUREL. MD.

NASA/UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION MAY YIELD

AUTOMATIC GLUCOSE MONITOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-22{ P89-10022 06

APPROPRIATIONS AND BUDGETS

SA FUNDING

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA

P89-10189 05

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE: STATEMENT

OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR P89-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C

P89-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: U.S. SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P89-10197 05

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARDA. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

ARC

S AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD,

CA.

ARCHAEOLOGY

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90{ P89-10090 06

ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB., ILL

MILESTONE REACHED IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-127{ P89-10127 06

ARIZONA UNIV.

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE--89-3{ P89-10003 06

NASA ASTRONOMER DISCOVERS 'NEAR-MISS'

ASTEROID THAT PASSED EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-89-52{ P89-10052 06

ARTIFICIAL INTELUGENCE

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-129{ P89-10129 06

ASRM

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

/_.._,ROClATIO_N OF UNIV. FOR RES. IN ASTRON.

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-3{ P89-10003 06

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE--89-121{ P89-10121 06

ASSURED CREW RETURN CAPABILITY

NASA SEEKS SPACE STATION ASSURED CREW

RETURN VEHICLE PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-157{ P89-10157 06

ASTEROIDS

NASA ASTRONOMER DISCOVERS 'NEAR-MISS'

ASTEROID THAT PASSED EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-89-52{ P89-10052 06

ASTOVL AIRCRAFT

S STOVL AIRCRAFT

ASTRO MISSIONS

US. LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-89-63] P89-10063 06

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SHUTTLE FLIGHT

SEQUENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-73{ P89-10073 06

ASTROMAG

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104{ P89-10104 06

ASTRONAUTS

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-4{ P89-10004 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-89-24] P89-10024 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-89-44] P89-10044 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-S9-46] P89-10046 06

DEADLINE SET FOR NEXT ASTRONAUT

SELECTION

NASA RELEASE-89-50J P89-10050 06

MCBRIDE TO LEAVE NASA; BRAND NAMED

COMMANDER OF STS-35

NASA RELEASE-89-62{ P89-10062 06

APOLLO 11 CREW 20TH ANIVERSARY PRESS

CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

"NASA RELEASE-89-67{ P89-10067 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

NASA RELEASE-89-71{ P89-10071 06

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-76{ P89-10076 06

ASTRONAUT 'PINKY' NELSON TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-89{ P89-10089 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-89-106{ P89-10106 06

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143{ P89-10143 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA R_LEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

{NASA RELEASE-89-153{ P89-10153 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154{ P89-10154 06

ASTRONOMICAL SPECTROSCOPY

ASTRONOMERS D4SCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-3 { 1:>89-10003 06

ASTRONOMY

SA INFRARED ASTRONOMY

SA MICROWAVE ASTRONOMY

SA RADIO ASTRONOMY

SA SUBMILLIMETER WAVE ASTRONOMY

SA X-RAY ASTRONOMY

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-9OJ P89-10090 06

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-89-121{ P89-10121 06

AUBURN UNIV., ALA.

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE_9-148] P89-10148 06

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR

LENNARD A FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

ASTROPHYSICS

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

ATLANTIS

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; *GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-25{ P89-10025 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46{ P89-10046 06

U.S. LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-89-63{ 1:>89-10063 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

{NASA RELEASE-89-71 ] P89-10071 06

ATLAS LAUNCH VEHICLE

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-93{ P89-10093 06

ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLES

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

{NASA RELEASE-89-145{ 1:)89-10145 06

ATMOSPHERE

S EARTH ATMOSPHERE

S IONOSPHERE

S MAGNETOSPHERE

S PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES

ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-89-53{ P89_10053 06

ATMOSPHERIC INFRARED SOUNDER lAIRS/

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

[NASA RELEASE-89-9{ P89-10009 06

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15{ P89-10015 06

ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

{NASA RELEASE-89-55{ P89-10055 06

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[ NASA RELEASE-89-148{ 1:)89-10148 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177J P89-10177 06

ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

[NASA'RELEASE-89-9 [ P89-10009 06

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-89-14{ P89-10014 06

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

{NASA RELEASE-89-48{ P89-10048 06

ATOMIC CLOCKS

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-164{ 1:>89-10164 06

AUBURN UNIV., ALA.

NASA TO EXPAND UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

PARTNERSHIP

[NASA RELEASE-89-451 P89-10045 06

COMMERCIAL SPACE RESEARCH LEADS TO

IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY DEVICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-79{ P89-10079 06

A-3
AUDIO EQUIPMENT

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148[ P89-10148 06

AUDIO EQUIPMENT

ADMINISTRATOR TRULY GIVES BOOST TO

READING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE_9-166] P89-10166 06

AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS

APOLLO 11 CREW 20TH ANIVERSARY PRESS

CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-89-67[ P89-10067 06

AUGMENTED MFT SYSTEMS

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-16[ P89-10016 06

AURA

S ASSOCIATION OF UNIV, FOR RES. IN ASTRON

AUSSAT FrY LTD.

NASA MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FIELD

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE_89-141[ P89-10141 06

AUSTRALIA

NASA MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FIELD

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-141] P89-10141 06

AVIONICS

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

[NASA RELEASE-89-167[ P89-10167 06

AWARDS

SA COLLIER TROPHY

SA CONTRACT AWARDS

SA EXCELLENCE AWARD. NASA

LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER WINS QUALITY

IMPROVEMENT PROTOTYPE AWARD

[NASA RELEASE-89-211 P89-10021 06

ASSOCIATE DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR HINNERS TO

RESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-89_50] P89-10060 06

ODOM ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-61 } P89-10061 06

MOSER TO LEAVE NASA MAY 13

[NASA RELEASE-89-72[ P89-10072 06

AL DIAZ SELECTED AS DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-87] P8_10087 06

HARTSFIELD TO HEAD SPACE FLIGHT/SPACE

STATION INTEGRATION OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-88{ P89-10088 06

TANNER TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-103[ P89-10103 06

LEE APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF MARSHALL SPACE

FLIGHT CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-108[ P89-10108 06

BALLHAUS RESIGNS AS DIRECTOR OF NASA'S

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-111 [ P89-10111 06

FORCE TO HEAD NASA SPACE OPERATIONS, ALLER

TO LEAVE CIVIL SERVICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-115] P89-10115 06

O'BRIEN RETURNS TO NASA AS ASSISTANT

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-125] P89-10125 06

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

{ NASA RELEASE-89-140] P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-1461 P89-10146 06

MOOREHEAD NAMED SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM DEPUTY

[NASA RELEASE_9-155[ P89-10155 06

ALDRICH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

AERONAUTICS AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY; CRIPPEN

TO HEAD SHUTTLE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-162{ P89-t0162 06

COMPTON NAMES AMES RESEARCH CENTER

DIRECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-182[ P89-10182 06

B

BACKGROUND RADIATION

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89_158] P89-10158 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-8_172[ P89-10172 06

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-e9-186[ P89-10186 06

BALL AEROSPACE SYSTEMS, BOULDER, COLO.

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-S9-14] P89-10014 06

BARIUM CLOUDS

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE-89-30[ P89-10030 06

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55[ P89-10055 06

BARRIOS TECHNOLOGY, INC, HOUSTON, TEX.

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-65[ P89-10065 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168[ P89-10168 06

BATTELLE-NORTHWEST, RICHLAND, WASH.

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE-89-30[ P89-10030 06

BENDIX CORP.

U,S./U.S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83[ P89-10083 06

BENDIX FIELD ENG. CORP., COLUMBIA, MD.

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-65[ 1:>89-10065 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[ NASA RELEASE-89-168{ P89-10168 06

BERMUDA

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

[NASA RELEASE°89-48[ P89-10048 06

BIG-BANG COSMOLOGY

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[ NASA RELEASE-89-158[ P89-10158 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-1721 P89-10172 06

BIOGRAPHY

ROBINS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR MANAGEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-1] P89-10001 06

BALLHAUS RETURNS TO AMES RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-121 P89-10012 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ 1:>89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-24[ P89-10024 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR FLETCHER RESIGNS

{NASA RELEASE-89-36[ P89-10036 06

ASTRONAUT HAUCK DEPARTING NASA FOR NAVY

POST AT PENTAGON

[NASA RELEASE-89-39] P89-10039 06

ROSEN NAMED ACTING ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-41[ P89-10041 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-44[ P89-10044 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

INASA RELEASE_89-46J 1:>89-10046 06

SUBJECT INDEX

ACTING NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-89-49[ P89-10049 06

ASSOCIATE DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR HINNERS TO

RESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-89-60[ P89-10060 06

ODOM ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM NASA

[ NASA RELEASE_9-61] P89-10061 06

MCB;_!OE TO LEAVE NASA; BRAND NAMED

COMMANDER OF STS-35

[NASA RELEASE-89-62[ P89-10062 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

[NASA RELEASE_9-71[ P89-10071 06

MOSER TO LEAVE NASA MAY 13

NASA RELEASE_89-72] P89_10072 06

TRULY SELECTS KELLER AS ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE_9-75] P89-10075 06

SPACE STATION PROGRAM LEADERSHIP

SELECTED BY TRULY

NASA RELEASE-89-77[ 1:>89-10077 06

BRIDWELL TO MANAGE SHUTTLE PROJECTS

OFFICE AT MARSHALL

NASA RELEASE-89-78[ P89-10078 06

SMITH APPOINTED DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NASA

STENNIS SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-85[" P8_10085 06

AL DIAZ SELECTED AS DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SCIENCE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-87] P89-10087 06

HARTSFIELD TO HEAD SPACE FLIGHT/SPACE

STATION INTEGRATION OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-88[ P89-10088 06

ASTRONAUT 'PINKY' NELSON TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-89 P89-10089 06

TANNER TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-103 P89-10103 06

LEE APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF MARSHALL SPACE

FLIGHT CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-108 P89-10108 06

BALLHAUS RESIGNS AS DIRECTOR OF NASA'S

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

[ NASA RELEASE-89-111 P89-10111 06

FORCE TO HEAD NASA SPACE OPERATIONS, ALLER

TO LEAVE CIVIL SERVICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-115 P89-10115 06

O'BRIEN RETURNS TO NASA AS ASSISTANT

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-125 P89-10125 06

TRULY ASSIGNS JSC'S COHEN TO LEAD NASA

PREPARATION FOR NEW CIVIL SPACE GOALS

INASA RELEASE-89-126 P89-10126 06

JERRY J. FITTS APPOINTED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR OF OSO

NASA RELEASE-89-147[ P89-10147 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154[ P89-10154 06

MOOREHEAD NAMED SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM DEPUTY

[ NASA RELEASE-89-155[ P89-10155 06

ALDRICH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

AERONAUTICS AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY; CRIPPEN

TO HEAD SHUTiLE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-162[ P89-10162 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

{NASA RELEASE-89-169[ P89-10169 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY. LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

COMPTON NAMES AMES RESEARCH CENTER

DIRECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-182] P89-10182 06

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

SA PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

{NASA RELEASE-89-97[ P89-10097 06

A-4
SUBJECT INDEX

BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH

U.S.-U.S.S.R. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE

LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-89-138] P89-10138 06

BIOLOGY

S PHYSIOLOGY

BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

NASA AND NfH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10] P89-10010 06

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

U.S./USSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-18J P89-10018 06

BIOSCIENCE

S EXOBIOLOGY

S LIFE SCIENCES

S PHYSIOLOGY

BIOTECNNOLOGY

IMAGE PROCESSING TO RELIEVE VISION

PROBLEMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-5] P89-10005 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVlTY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105] P89-10105 06

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[NASA RELEASE-89-139] P89-10139 06

SLACK BRANT SOUNDING ROCKETS

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S

[NASA RELEASE-89-30{ P89-10030 06

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE_9-55] P89-10055 06

BLACK HOLES/ASTRONOMY/

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-89-121] P89-10121 06

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

BLOOD CELLS

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

[NASA RELEASE-89-97} P89-10097 06

BOEING CO.

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183[ P89-10183 06

BOEING CO., SEATTLE, WASH.

NASA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

{NASA RELEASE-89-35[ P89-1CO35 06

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-107} P89-10107 06

BOEING COMPUTER SUPPORT SERVICES, INC.

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

{NASA RELEASE-89-65] P89-10065 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168[ P89-10168 06

BONES

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90] P89-10090 06

BOOSTERS

S LAUNCH VEHICLES

BOSTON UNIV.

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE-89-30{ P89-10030 06

BRITISH AEROSPACE CORP.

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE_9-16) P89-10016 06

BUDGETS

S APPROPRIATIONS AND BUDGETS

S FUNDING

C

C-BAND

SOLICITATION PACKAGE RELEASED FOR USE OF

TDRS C_BAND

(NASA RELEASE-89-91] P89-10091 06

INTELSAT SELECTED FOR USE OF TDRS C-BAND

[NASA RELEASE-89-137[ P89-10137 06

CALIFORNIA

NASA'S ER-2 AIRCRAFT TAKING EARTHQUAKE

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PHOTOS

[NASA RELEASE-89-163[ P89-10163 06

MOBILE VLBI UNITS MEASURE MOVEMENT FROM

LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE

[NASA RELF-ASE-89-170] P89-t0170 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

{NASA RELEASE-89-177[ P89-10177 06

CALIFORNIA INST. OF TECHNOL, PASADENA

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-159] 1:>89-10159 06

NASA AND NOAh, SEND VLBt TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89*164] P89-10164 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV.

MOBILE VLBI UNITS MEASURE MOVEMENT FROM

LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE

[NASA RELEASE-B9-170{ P89-10170 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV., BERKELEY

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89_43J P89-10043 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV., LOS ANGELES

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90[ P89-10090 06

CAMFORNIA UNIV, SAN DIEGO

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

{NASA RELEASE_9-55] P89-10055 06

CANADA

SA MINISTRY FOR SCIENCE AND TECH, CANADA

SA NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, CANADA

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

[NASA RELEASE_89-53] P89-10053 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-54[ P89-10054 06

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

[NASA RELEASE-89-130] P89-10130 06

CANADIAN ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENTAL

SERVlCE

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-48| P89-10048 06

CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA.

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

CAPE KENNEDY, FLA.

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

CARBON DIOXIDE

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-89-53{ P89-10053 06

CARBON FIBERS

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

[NASA RELEASE-89-135{ P89-10135 06

CASSINI MISSION

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89_I44J P89-10144 06

CELLS

S CELLS/BIOLOGY/

CELLS/BIOLOGY/

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[NASA RELEASE-89-139[ P89-10139 06

COLORADO UNIV.

CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE

S ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLES

CENTERS FOR THE COMMERCIAL DEV. OF SPACE

COMMERCIAL SPACE RESEARCH LEADS TO

IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY DEVICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-79[ P89-10079 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, WASH., D.C.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

CHARGED PARTICLES

S SPACE PLASMAS

CHEMICAL CLOUDS

S BARIUM CLOUDS

CHEMICAL SYSTEMS FOR SPACE POWER

S SPACE POWER

CHINA

S PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

CHINESE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC

S PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

CHLOROPHYLL

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-89-53[ P89-10053 06

CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS

U.S.-U.S.S.R. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE

LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-89-138[ P89-10138 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

CIVILIAN ROLE IN SPACE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: U.S. SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P89- I0197 05

CLIMATOLOGY

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

[NASA RELEASE-89-9[ P89-10009 06

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-89-141 P89-10014 06

U S /USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123} P89-10123 06

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

[NASA RELEASE_9-124] P89-10124 06

CLOCKS

S ATOMIC CLOCKS

CLOUDS

SA BARIUM CLOUDS

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE_Ig-14[ P89-10014 06

NASA SCIENTISTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

INASA RELEASE-89-152[ P89-10152 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE_89-177[ 1:>89-10177 06

CO(BE/COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER/

S COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

COLLIER TROPHY

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

[NASA RELEASE_9_4] P89-10064 06

COLORADO UNIV.

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-176[ P89-10176 06

A-5
COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-894] P89-10004 06

NASA TO FLY ONE SHUFFLE MISSION BETWEEN

MAGELLAN AND GALILEO

[NASA RELEASE-B9-59] P89-10059 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-B9-169] P89-10169 06

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

[NASA RELEASE-Bg-173[ 1>89-10173 06

COMET RENDEZVOUS/ASTEROID FLYBY

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-93[ P89-10093 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

{NASA RELEASE-89-144[ P89-10144 06

COMMERCE

STUDY IDENTIFIES ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM

NASA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS

[NASA RELEASE_9-142] P89-10142 06

COMMENCE, DEPARTMENT OF

S DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES

NASA MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FIELD

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-141] P89-10141 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES

NASA TO SUPPORT COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

SOUNDING ROCKET FLIGHTS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-58[ P89-10058 06

NASA, AMROC AGREE TO CRITICAL CHEMICAL

EXCHANGE

[NASA RELEASE-89-92[ P89-10092 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

[NASA RELEASE-89-102] P89-10102 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR MEDIUM

EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE SERVICES

[NASA RELEASE-89-120[ P89-10120 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY; NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON. D.C

I)89-10195 05

COMMERCIAL SPACE POLICY

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE TO

EXHIBIT AT PARIS AIR SHOW

{NASA RELEASE_94B1 ] P89-10081 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON. D.C.

P89-10195 05

COMMUNICATION NETWORKS

S SPACEBRtDGE NETWORK

COMMUNICATION SATELUTES

SA COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES

SA COMSAT SATELLITES

SA FLTSATCOM SATELLITES

SA INTELSAT SATELLITES

SA LEASAT-5

SA SYNCOM 4

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE-4

DECLARED OPERATIONAL

[NASA RELEASE-89_6] P89-10086 06

SOLICITATION PACKAGE RELEASED FOR USE OF

TDRS C-BAND

[NASA RELEASE*89-91[ P89-10091 06

MILESTONE REACHED IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

[NASA RELEASE_9*127[ P89-10127 06

NASA MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FIELD

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-141 J P89-10141 06

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145[ P89-10145 06

COMMUNICATIONS

SA AIRCRAFT COMMUNICATIONS

SA LASER COMMUNICATIONS

SA MICROWAVE COMMUNICATIONS

SA RADIO COMMUNICATIONS

SA SATELLITE COMMUNICATION

SA SPACE COMMUNICATIONS

MILESTONE REACHED IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-127[ P89-10127 06

COMMUNICATIONS SATELUTE CORP.

U.S./U.S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-B9-83[ P89-10083 06

COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

U.S./U.S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83[ P89-10083 06

NASA MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FIELD

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-141[ P89-10141 06

COMPETITION

PRESIDENT BUSH NAMES REPLACEMENT ORBITER

'ENDEAVOUR'

{NASA RELEASE-89-70[ P89-10070 06

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140[ P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146[ P89-10146 06

COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS

NASA/DARPA LOW-COST PARALLEL-PROCESSING

COMPUTER DEMONSTRATED

INASA RELEASE-89-80[ P89-10080 06

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-175] P89-10175 06

COMPUTER PROGRAMS

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

[ NASA RELEASE_9-129 [ P89-10129 06

COMPUTER SCIENCES CORP.

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-65] P89-10065 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168J P89-10168 06

COMPUTER TECHNIQUES

NASA/DARPA LOW-COST PARALLEL-PROCESSING

COMPUTER DEMONSTRATED

[NASA RELEASE-89-80[ P89-10080 06

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-129] P89-10129 06

COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-96[ P89-10096 06

COMPUTERS

S DATA PROCESSING

S SUPERCOMPUTERS

COMSAT GENERAL CORP.

S COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE CORP.

COMSAT SATELLITES

U,S,/USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

INASA RELEASE-B9-28[ P89-10028 06

CONATEC, INC.

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

[NASA RELEASE-89-102[ P89-10102 06

CONFERENCES

SA EAA FLY-IN CONV. & SPORT AVIATION EXHIB.

SA NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK CONFERENCE

SA SATELLITE SERVICING WORKSHOP

SHUTTLE-C USERS' CONFERENCE SLATED FOR

MAY 25-26

I NASA RELEASE-89-38[ P89-10038 06

SUBJECT INDEX

APOLLO 11 CREW 20TH ANIVERSARY PRESS

CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE_I-671 P89-10067 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-841 P89-10084 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

[NASA RELEASE-B9-102] 1:)89-10102 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-144[ 1:>89-10144 06

U.S./USSR SOLAR SYSTEM JOINT WORKING

GROUP MET IN MOSCOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-178] P8_10178 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10187 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: U.S+ SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P89-10197 05

CONSTELLATIONS

S LEO CONSTELLATION

CONTINUUM DYNAMICS, INC., PRINCETON, N.J.

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

[NASA RELEASE-89-17[ P89-10017 06

CONTRACT AWARDS

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PHASE II PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-19[ P89-10019 06

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-27J P89-10027 06

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-42[ P89-10042 06

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED TO NEGOTIATE MAJOR

KSC COMPUTER UPGRADE

[NASA RELEASE*89-51[ P89-10051 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTOR

NASA RELEASE-89-54} P89-10054 06

NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

NASA RELEASE-89-57 P89-10057 06

NASA TO SUPPORT COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

SOUNDING ROCKET FLIGHTS

{NASA RELEASE-89-58 P89-10058 06

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

[NASA RELEASE-89-97 P89-10097 06

CONTRACTOR CHOSEN FOR STENNIS FACILITY

OPERATING SUPPORT SERVICES

[NASA RELEASE-89-98 P89-10098 06

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-99 P89-10099 06

TWO COMPANIES CHOSEN FOR WORK ON LIFE

SCIENCE SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-101 P89-10101 06

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY WORK

{ NASA RELEASE-89-109 P89-10109 06

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-118 P89-10118 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR MEDIUM

EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE SERVICES

INASA RELEASE-89-120[ P89-10120 06

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

[NASA RELEASE-89-135[ P89-10135 06

NASA DESIGNATES 17 SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

[NASA RELEASE-89-136] P89-10136 06

A-6
SUBJECT INDEX

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-150[ P89-10150 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-181[ P89-10181 06

CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PHASE II PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-19] P89-10019 06

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-107[ P89-10107 06

CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

[NASA RELEASE_9-102] P89-10102 06

CONTROL SYSTEMS

S AIRCRAFT CONTROL

S ENGINE CONTROL

S ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL

CONVAIR CV-990 AIRCRAFT

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUl-rLE LANDING GEAR

{NASA RELEASE-89-741 P89-10074 06

COOPERATION

S INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

S INTERAGENCY COOPERATION

S INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

S SCHOLASTIC COOPERATION

CORNELL UNIV., N.Y.

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55} P89-10055 06

COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

U.S. LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENC E

PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-89-63[ P89-10063 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-144[ 1>89-10144 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[ NASA RELEASE-89-158] P89-10158 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

THE YEAR IN REVIE-W - 1989

[ NASA RELEASE_9-183 ] P89-10183 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

COSMIC DUST

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

_NASA RELEASE-89_186] P89-10186 06

COSMIC DUST COLLECTION FAClUTY

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104[ P89-10104 06

COSMIC RAYS

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-43[ P89-I0043 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE_9-104] P89-10104 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE_9-131] P89-10131 06

COSMOLOGY

S BIG-BANG COSMOLOGY

COSMOS SATELLITES

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

U.S./USSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCE[}

[NASA RELEASE-89-18[ P89-10018 06

U S-U.S.S.R. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE

LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-S9-138] P89-10138 06

COST ESTIMATES

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY WORK

[NASA RELEASE-89-109[ P89-10109 06

NASA SEEKS SPACE STATION ASSURED CREW

RETURN VEHICLE PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-1571 P89-10157 06

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-S9-1591 P89-10159 06

COST RECOVERY

U.S. GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFT ENGINE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-26[ P89-10026 06

COST REDUCTION

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-99[ P89-10099 06

COUNCIL OF CHIEF STATE SCHOOL OFFICERS

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

STATE-LEVEL WINNERS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-34[ P89-10034 06

CRAF MISSION

S COMET RENDEZVOUS/ASTEROID FLYBY

CRASH HAZARD

S AIRCRAFT SAFETY

CRITICAL VELOCITY EFFECT THEORY, ASTROPHY.

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55[ P89-10055 06

CRUSTAL DYNAMICS PROJECT, NASA

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-164[ P89-10164 06

MOBILE VLBI UNITS MEASURE MOVEMENT FROM

LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE

[NASA RELEASE_9-170[ P89-10170 06

CRYSTAL GROWTH

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89_46] P89-10046 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105] P89-10105 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LOEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

I(_DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ 1:)89-10180 06

CRYSTALLOGRAPHY

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

[NASA RELEASE-89-97[ P89-10097 06

CUMMINS ENGINE CO., INC., COLUMBUS, IND.

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-421 P89-10042 06

CV-990 AIRCRAFT

S CONVAIR CV-990 AIRCRAFT

D

DANISH SPACE RES. INST., COPENHAGEN

MULTI-COL_ORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE_9-55j P89-10055 06

DARK MATTER

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-159[ P89-10159 06

DATA ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS

NASA SCIENTISTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

[NASA RELEASE-89-152[ P89-10152 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177[ P89-10177 06

DATA BASES

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148[ P89-10148 06

DATA PROCESSING

SA SIGNAL PROCESSING

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148[ 1:)89-10148 06

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

DAYTON RESEARCH INSTITUTE, OHIO

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

{NASA RELEASE-89-122[ P89-10122 06

DC-8 AIRCRAFT

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177[ P89-10177 06

DEAN & ASSOCIATES, ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-118[ P89-10118 06

DEBRIS

S SPACE DEBRIS

DEEP SPACE NETWORK

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-129J P89-10129 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131[ P89-10131 06

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-133[ P89-10133 06

DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS

AGENCY

NASA/DARPA LOW-COST PARALLEL-PROCESSING

COMPUTER DEMONSTRATED

[NASA RELEASE-89-80[ P89-10080 06

DEFENSE, DEPARTMENT OF

S DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

DELTA LAUNCH VEHICLES

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

{NASA RELEASE-89-158] P89-10158 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

SA NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC

ADMIN

ORBITAL DEBRtS STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-89-20[ P89-10020 06

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

SA DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS

AGENCY

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-16J P89-10016 06

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-89-20} P89-10020 06

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-27[ P89-10027 06

NAsA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

[NASA RELEASE-89-351 P89-10035 06

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-82] P89-10082 06

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-99[ P89-10099 06

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

SA ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB, ILL.

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-42[ P89-10042 06

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

NASA ANNOUNCES PROGRAM FOR A DRUG-FREE

WORKPLACE

[NASA RELEASE-89-11J P89-10011 06

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR

S GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, U.S.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-89-20} P89-10020 06

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-89-20[ P89-10020 06

A-7
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

SA FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

[ NASA RELEASE-89-20] P89-10020 06

DESERTS

S MOJAVE DESERT, CALIF.

DESIGN CRITERIA

S AIRCRAFT DESIGN

S FACILITY PLANNING AND DESIGN

S SATELLITE CONFIGURATIONS

S SPACECRAFT DESIGN

DESTINATION MARS COMPETITION

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140] P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

{NASA RELEASE-89-146J P89-10146 06

DETECTORS

S INFRARED DETECTORS

DIABETES AND KIDNEY DISEASES

NASA/UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION MAY YIELD

AUTOMATIC GLUCOSE MONITOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-22J P89-10022 06

DIAGNOSIS

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-69[ P89-I0069 06

U.S./U.S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83[ P89-10083 06

DIGITAL COOING

S DATA PROCESSING

DISASTERS

S ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTERS

DISCOVERY

STS-29 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 7

[NASA RELEASE-89-13[ P89-10013 06

DISCOVERY'S RETURN-TO-FLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS

RECORD MANY FIRSTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-31[ P89-10031 06

DOC

S DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

DOD

S DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

DOE

S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

DOMESTIC APPLICATIONS

STUDY IDENTIFIES ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM

NASA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS

[NASA RELEASE-89-142] P89-10142 06

DOT

S DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

DRAG REDUCTION

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

[NASA RELEASE-89-171 P89-10017 06

DRUG TESTING/PERSONNEL/

NASA ANNOUNCES PROGRAM FOR A DRUG-FREE

WORKPLACE

[NASA RELEASE-89-11 ] P89-10011 06

NASA ANNOUNCES IMPLEMENTATION OF DRUG

FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-179[ P89-10179 06

DRUGS

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

[NASA RELEASE-89-97} P89-10097 06

NASA ANNOUNCES IMPLEMENTATION OF DRUG

FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-179] P89-10179 06

DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH.

PREPARES FOR SECOND

[NASA RELEASE-89-71 P89-10007 06

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

[NASA RELEASE-89-17] P89-10017 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

NASA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

[NASA RELEASE-89-35[ P89-10035 06

NASA PLANS F-16XL SUSTAINED-SUPERSONIC

AIRFLOW RESEARCH TESTS

{ NASA RELEASE-89-47[ P89-10047 06

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-641 P89.10064 06

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-69[ 1°89-10069 06

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTFLE LANDING GEAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-74] P89-10074 06

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

{ NASA RELEASE-89-82[ P89-10082 06

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-175[ P89-10175 06

COMPTON NAMES AMES RESEARCH CENTER

DIRECTOR

INASA RELEASE-89-182[ P89-10182 06

DSN

S DEEP SPACE NETWORK

DUDLEY OBSERVATORY, ALBANY, N.Y.

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90] P89-10090 06

DURHAM UNIV., ENGLAND

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-901 P89-10090 06

DUST

S COSMIC DUST

S INTERSTELLAR DUST

E

E PRIME AEROSPACE

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

[NASA RELEASE-89-1021 P89-10102 06

E.G.&G.

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-65[ P89-10065 06

EAA FLY-IN COHV. & SPORT AVIATION EXHIB.

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

[NASA RELEASE-89-1161 P89-10116 06

EARTH ATMOSPHERE

SA IONOSPHERE

SA MAGNETOSPHERE

SA UPPER ATMOSPHERE

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE-89-30[ P89-10030 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151{ P89-10151 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10190 05

EARTH CRUST

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

[NASA RELEASE-89-33[ P89-10033 06

EARTH ENVIRONMENT

SA ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTERS

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123} P89-10123 06

SUBJECT INDEX

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148[ P89-10148 06

EARTH OBSERVATIONS/FROM SPACE/

DISCOVERY'S RETURN-TO-FLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS

RECORD MANY FIRSTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-31[ P89-10031 06

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

[NASA RELEASE-89-32[ P89-10032 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165[ P89-10165 06

EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM/EOS/

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR LOS

SPACE PLATFORM

{ NASA RELEASE-89-9 ] P89-10009 06

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15[ P89-10015 06

U.S. LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-89-63[ P89-10063 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

INASA RELEASE-89-10_] P89-10104 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

{NASA RELEASE-89-177[ P89-10177 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

{ NASA RELEASE-89-183[ P89-10183 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON. D.C. P89-10190 05

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK. NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

EARTH RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

{NASA RELEASE-89-14[ P89-10014 06

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-48] P89-10048 06

EARTH RADIATION BUDGET SATELLITE SYSTEM

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10190 05

EARTH RESOURCES

S VEGETATION

EARTH RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY SATELLITES

S LANDSAT SATELLITES

EARTH ROTATION

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90[ P89-10090 06

EARTH SCIENCE PROGRAM, NASA

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123[ P89-10123 06

EARTH SURFACE

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123[ P89-10123 06

EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE COMMITTEE

S NASA ADVISORY COUNCIL

EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE

NASA'S ER-2 AIRCRAFT TAKING EARTHQUAKE

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PHOTOS

INASA RELEASE-89-163[ P89-10163 06

A-8
SUBJECT INDEX

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-89-164) P89-10164 06

EARTHQUAKES

U.S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

[NASA RELEASE-89-28[ P89-10028 06

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

(NASA RELEASE-89-33[ P89-10033 06

MOBILE VLBI UNITS MEASURE MOVEMENT FROM

LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE

(NASA RELEASE-89-1701 P89-10170 06

ECHOCARDIOGRAPN EXPERIMENT

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180} P89-10180 06

ECLIPSE

S LUNAR ECLIPSE

S SOLAR ECLIPSE

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

NASA PROGRAMS GENERATE MORE THAN 300,000

JOBS, STUDY SHOWS

INASA RELEASE-89-94} P89-10094 06

APOLLO-ERA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS CONTINUE

TO ENHANCE HUMAN LIFE

I NASA RELEASE-89-1171 t:)89-10117 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-1811 P89-10181 06

ECONOMIC IMPACT

NASA PROGRAMS GENERATE MORE THAN 300,000

JOBS, STUDY SHOWS

{NASA RELEASE-89-94} P89-10094 06

STUDY IDENTIFIES ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM

NASA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS

[NASA RELEASE-89-142} P89-10142 06

EDUCATION

SA NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOC.

SA TEACHER RESOURCE CENTERS, NASA

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165[ P89-10165 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10196 05

EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS DIVISION, NASA

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-89-84} P89-10084 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-144[ P89-10144 06

SPACE EXPOSED TOMATO SEEDS ARE COMING

HOME

[NASA RELEASE-89-174[ P89-10174 06

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

SA PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS

SA UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

STATE-LEVEL WINNERS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-34[ P89-10034 06

PRESIDENT BUSH NAMES REPLACEMENT ORBITER

'ENDEAVOUR'

[ NASA RELEASE-89-70} P89-10070 06

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

[NASA RELEASE-89-116] P89+10116 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-144] P89-10144 06

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148[ P89-10148 06

ADMINISTRATOR TRULY GIVES BOOST TO

READING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-166} P89-10166 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183[ P89-10183 06

EDWARDS AFB, CALIF.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89.-46} P89-10046 06

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTTLE LANDING GEAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-74[ P89-10074 06

EG&G FLORIDA, INC.

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168] P89-10168 06

EINSTEIN OBSERVATORY

S HEAD-2

ELECTRIC FIELD

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U,S.

[NASA RELEASE-89-30[ P89-10030 06

ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

SA RADIO WAVES

SA X-RAYS

NASA, CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMV MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-112[ P89-10112 06

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

MILESTONE REACHED tN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

INASA RELEASE-89-127[ P89-10127 06

EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE CENTER

NASA ANNOUNCES PROGRAM FOR A DRUG-FREE

WORKPLACE

INASA RELEASE-89-11} P89-10011 06

NASA ANNOUNCES IMPLEMENTATION OF DRUG

FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-89-179} P89-10179 06

ENCOOER

S DATA PROCESSING

ENDEAVOUR

PRESIDENT BUSH NAMES REPLACEMENT ORBITER

'ENDEAVOUR'

[NASA RELEASE-89-70} P89-10070 06

NASA, CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMV MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-1121 P89-10112 06

ENGINE CONTROL

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-27[ P89-10027 06

ENGINE DESIGN

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

INASA RELEASE-89-27[ P89-10027 06

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-99[ P89-10099 06

ENGINE TESTS

SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR SLATED

FOR FINAL TEST FIRING

[ NASA RELEASE-89-2[ P89-10002 06

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR ASRM

ISSUED

[NASA RELEASE-89-37} P89-10037 06

ENGINEERING

S AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT LAB., INC., VA.

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-118[ P89-10118 06

ENGINES

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

S AIRCRAFT ENGINES

S JTSD ENGINE

S LIQUID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

S SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

S SPACE TRANSPORTATION BOOSTER ENGINE

S SPACE TRANSPORTATION MAIN ENGINE

S STIRLING ENGINE

ENVIRONMENT

S EARTH ENVIRONMENT

S ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTERS

S ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL

STUDY SHOWS COMMON PLANTS HELP REDUCE

INDOOR AIR POLLUTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-149[ P89-10149 06

ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTERS

U.S/U.S.SR. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

(NASA RELEASE-89-83} P89-10083 06

US/SOVIET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-95[ P89-10095 06

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR ASRM

ISSUED

[NASA RELEASE-89-37} P89-10037 06

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

INASA RELEASE-89-124] P89-10124 06

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR LOS

SPACE PLATFORM

INASA RELEASE-89-9[ P89-10009 06

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-15} P89-10015 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-43[ P89-10043 06

NASA SCIENTISTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

[NASA RELEASE-89-152[ P89-10152 06

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

[NASA RELEASE-89-160} P89-10160 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10190 05

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

EOS/EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM/

S EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM /LOS/

EPOXY RESINS

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

[NASA RELEASE-89-135} P89-10135 06

EQUATORIAL ORBIT

NASA GODDARD CENTER REQUESTS COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH SERVICES PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-29[ P89-10029 06

EQUIPMENT

S ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

S GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT

S RESCUE EQUIPMENT

ER-2 AIRCRAFT

NASA'S ER-2 AIRCRAFT TAKING EARTHQUAKE

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PHOTOS

[NASA RELEASE-89-163[ P89-10163 06

ERTS

S LANDSAT SATELLITES

ESRO

S EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

EUREKA SPACECRAFT

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[ NASA RELEASE-89-93[ 1:)89-10093 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154[ P89-10154 06

EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-4[ P89-10004 06

A-9
EUROPEAN SPACE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-113{ 1:)89-10113 06

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-89-121{ P89-10121 06

EUROPEAN SPACE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION

S EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

EUROSPACE

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EVOLUTION

S GALACTIC EVOLUTION

S PLANETARY EVOLUTION

S STELLAR EVOLUTION

EXCELLENCE AWARD, NASA

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-65{ P89-10065 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168{ P89-10168 06

EXHIBITS

SA AIRSHOW CANADA

SA EAA FLY-IN CONV & SPORT AVIATION EXHIB.

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-66[ P89-10066 06

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-?6] P89-10076 06

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE TO

EXHIBIT AT PARIS AIR SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-81] P89-10081 06

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

[NASA RELEASE-89-116{ P89-10116 06

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

[NASA RELEASE-89-130] P89-10130 06

EXOBIOLOGY

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOB

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104] P89-10104 06

EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLES

NASA, AMROC AGREE TO CRITICAL CHEMICAL

EXCHANGE

[NASA RELEASE-89-92{ P89-10092 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

{NASA RELEASE-89-93] P89-10093 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

[NASA RELEASE-89-102{ P89-10102 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR MEDIUM

EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE SERVICES

[NASA RELEASE-89-120{ P89-10120 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT ASSOCIATION

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

[NASA RELEASE-89-116{ P89-10116 06

EXPERIMENTS

S ECHOCARDIOGRAPH EXPERIMENT

S SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

EXPLORER PROGRAM

SA SMALL-CLASS EXPLORER PROGRAM

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-159{ P89-10159 06

EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S ADVANCED COMPOSITION EXPLORER 1ACE/

S COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

S FAR ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROSCOPIC

EXPLORER

S FAST AURORAL SNAPSHOT EXPLORER

EXTRATERRESTRIAL MATERIALS

S LUNAR SAMPLES

F

F-15 AIRCRAFT

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

[ NASA RELEASE-89-69{ P89-10069 06

F-16 AIRCRAFT

NASA PLANS F-16XL SUSTAINED-SUPERSONIC

AIRFLOW RESEARCH TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-47{ P89-10047 06

F-111 AIRCRAFT

NASA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

[NASA RELEASE-89-35{ P89-10035 06

FIA-18 AIRCRAFT

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

INASA RELEASE-89-175{ P89-10175 06

F_J_

S FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

FACILITIES

S LAUNCH COMPLEXES

S TEST FACILITIES

FACILITY PLANNING AND DESIGN

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-84{ P89-10084 06

FAILURE INVESTIGATION

SHUFFLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

lNASA RELEASE-89-25{ P89-10025 06

FAILURE MODES

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE_99-69] P89-10069 06

LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER WIND TUNNEL

MISHAP STUDY REPORT RELEASED

[NASA RELEASE-89-114) P89-10114 06

FAR ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROSCOPIC EXPLORER

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-159{ P89-10159 06

FAST AURORAL SNAPSHOT EXPLORER

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-43{ P89-10043 06

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

MOBILE SATELLITE SYSTEM PROVEN IN AIRBORNE

TEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-56 J P89-10056 06

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-89-20{ P89-10020 06

FEDERAL FUNDS FOR SCIENCE

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10] P89-10010 06

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

S WEST GERMANY

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-113{ P89-10113 06

FERRY SPACECRAFT

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

INASA RELEASE-89-107] P89-10t07 06

FIELD

S ELECTRIC FIELD

FIFE

S FIRST ISLSCP FIELD EXPERIMENT

FIRST ISLSCP FIELD EXPERIMENT

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

[NASA RELEASE-89-124{ P89-10124 06

FLEET SATELLITE COMMUNICATION

S FLTSATCOM SATELLITES

FLEET SATELLITE COMMUNICATION SATELLITES

S FLTSATCOM SATELLITES

SUBJECT INDEX

FLIGHT CONTROL

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

[ NASA RELEASE-89-69{ P89-10069 06

FUGHT RESEARCH CENTER, EDWARDS, CAUF.

S DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

FLIGHT SIMULATION

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

INASA RELEASE-89-167{ P89-10167 06

FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTOR

[NASA RELEASE_89-54] P89-10054 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-93{ P89-10093 06

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

INASA RELEASE-89-96] P89-10096 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE: STATEMENT

OF DR. JAMES C, FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR P89-10192 05

FLIGHT TESTS

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

[NASA RELEASE-89-7{ P89-10007 06

NASA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

[NASA RELEASE=89-35] P89-10035 06

NASA PLANS F-16XL SUSTAINED-SUPERSONIC

AIRFLOW RESEARCH TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-47{ P89-10047 06

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-64{ P89-10064 06

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-69{ P89-10069 06

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTTLE LANDING GEAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-74{ P89-10074 06

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-82{ P89-10082 06

COMPTON NAMES AMES RESEARCH CENTER

DIRECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-182{ P89-10182 06

FLTSATCOM SATELLITES

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145{ P89-t0145 06

FLUID MECHANICS

SA AERODYNAMICS

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105{ P89-10105 06

FLUIDS EXPERIMENT APPARATUS/FEA/

SPACE SHUTFLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-89-46{ P89-10046 06

SYNCOM tV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180{ P89-t0180 06

FLYBY MISSIONS

NASA'S VOYAGER 2 FINDS NEW MOON AROUND

NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-110] P89-10110 06

FREQUENCY BANDS

S C-SAND

FREQUENCY MODULATION

S TELEMETRY

FREQUENCY RESPONSE

S HIGH FREQUENCIES

FUEL CONSERVATION

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-64{ P89-10064 06

FUEL CONSUMPTION

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

[NASA RELEASE-89-17{ P89-10017 06

A-10
SUBJECT INDEX

u.s. GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFT ENGINE PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-89-28{ P89-10026 06

FUELS

S PROPELLANTS

FUNDING

SA FEDERAL FUNDS FOR SCIENCE

TRULY SELECTS KELLER AS ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

{NASA RELEASE-89-75{ P89-10075 06

FUSE/SATELLITE/

S FAR ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROSCOPIC

EXPLORER

G

GALACTIC EVOLUTION

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-158J P89-10158 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-t0172 06

GALAXIES

S MILKY WAY

GALILEO PROJECT

NASA TO FLY ONE SHUTTLE MISSION BETWEEN

MAGELLAN AND GALILEO

[ NASA RELEASE-89-59{ P89-10059 06

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SHUTTLE FLIGHT

SEQUENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-73{ P89-10073 06

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

[NASA RELEASE-89-116{ P89-10116 06

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

[ NASA RELEASE-89-129{ P89o10129 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE_9-144] P89-10144 06

SHUI-rLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151{ P89-10151 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE_9-165] P89-10165 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183{ P89-10183 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

GALILEO 2

S CONVAIR CV-990 AIRCRAFT

GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-44{ P89-10044 06

U.S. LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-89-63{ P89-10063 06

GASES

S ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION

S CARSON DIOXIDE

S INTERSTELLAR GAS

S OZONE

GENENTECH, INC., SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA.

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[NASA RELEASE-89-139{ P89-10139 06

GENERAL AVIATION

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

[NASA RELEASE-89-116{ P89-10116 06

GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP.

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

INASA RELEASE-89-1021 P89-10102 06

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT, MD.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITrEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP., FORT WORTH, TEXAS

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-66] P89-10066 06

GENERAL DYNAMICS SPACE SYST. DIV., CALIF.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145] P89-10145 06

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., BINGHAMTON, N.Y.

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89*691 P89-10069 06

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA.

TWO COMPANIES CHOSEN FOR WORK ON LIFE

SCIENCE SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-101 ] P89-10101 06

GENERAL MICROELECTRONICS, INC., SAN DIEGO

NASA/DARPA LOW-COST PARALLEL-PROCESSING

COMPUTER DEMONSTRATED

{NASA RELEASE-89-80{ P89-10080 06

GENERAL SCIENCES CORP., LAUREL, MD.

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186] P89-10186 06

GEODYNAMICS

APOLLO*11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

{NASA RELEASE-89-1191 P89-10119 06

MOBILE VLBI UNITS MEASURE MOVEMENT FROM

LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE

[NASA RELEASE-89-170] P89-10170 06

GEODYNAMICS LASER RANGING SYSTEM IGLRSI

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15{ P89-10015 06

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, U.S.

NASA ASTRONOMER DISCOVERS 'NEAR-MISS'

ASTEROID THAT PASSED EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-89-52{ P89-10052 06

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE_9-123] P89-10123 06

GEOLOGY

S GEODYNAMICS

S GEOPHYSICS

S TECTONICS

S VOLCANOLOGY

GEOMAGNETIC FIELD

S MAGNETOSPHERE

GEOPHYSICS

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE*89-30J P89-10030 06

GEORGE C_. MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

GEORGIA UNIV.

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148{ P89-10148 06

GEOSTATIONARY OPERATIONAL ENVIRON. SAT.

S GOES /GEOSTAT. OPERATIONAL ENVIRON.

SAT. /

GEOSYNCHRONOUS ORBIT

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-107] P89-10107 06

GEOTAIL MISSION/JAPAN/

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR MEDIUM

EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE SERVICES

[NASA RELEASE-89-120{ P89-10120 06

GLOBAL BACKSCATTER EXPERIMENT/GLOBE/

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177{ P89-10177 06

GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE_9-16.4] P89-10164 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10190 05

GLOBAL OCEAN FLUX STUDY

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

[ NASA RELEASE-89-53] P89-10053 06

GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-164{ P89-10164 06

GLOBE/EXPERIMENT/

S GLOBAL BACKSCATTER EXPERIMENT /GLOBE/

GLOBULAR CLUSTERS

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-89-121{ P89-10121 06

GLRS/LASER RANGING SYSTEM/

S GEODYNAMICS LASER RANGING SYSTEM

/GLRS/

GLUCOSE

NASA/UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION MAY YIELD

AUTOMATIC GLUCOSE MONITOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-22] P89-10022 06

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT, MD.

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

INASA RELEASE-89-3{ P89-10003 06

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

INASA RELEASE-89-9{ P89-10009 06

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-89-14{ P89-10014 06

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15{ P89-10015 06

NASA/UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION MAY YIELD

AUTOMATIC GLUCOSE MONITOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-22] P89-10022 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

U.S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

[NASA RELEASE-89-28J P89-10028 06

NASA GODDARDCENTER REQUESTS COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH SERVICES PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-29{ P89-10029 06

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE tN CANADA AND

U.S

INASA RELEASE-89-30] P89-10030 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-43{ P89-10043 06

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-48 P89-10048 06

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-89-53 P89-10053 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTOR

[ NASA RELEASE-89-54 P89-10054 06

US./U.S.SR. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83 P89-10083 06

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE-4

DECLARED OPERATIONAL

{NASA RELEASE-89-86 P89-10086 06

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

INASA RELEASE_9-96 P89-10096 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR MEDIUM

EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE SERVICES

[NASA RELEASE-89-120 P89-10120 06

A-11
GOES/GEOSTAT. OPERATIONAL ENVIRON. SAT./

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-89-121 P69-10121 06

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123 P89-10123 06

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

{NASA RELEASE-89-124 P89-10124 06

NASA SCIENTISTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-152 P89-10152 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-158 1::>89-10158 06

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-159 P89-10159 06

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

[NASA RELEASE-89-160 P89-10160 06

MOBILE VLBI UNITS MEASURE MOVEMENT FROM

LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE

[NASA RELEASE-89-170 P89-10170 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172 P89-10172 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

{NASA RELEASE-89-177 P89-10177 06

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF"

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186 P89-10186 06

GOES/GEOSTAT. OPERATIONAL ENVIRON. SAT./

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-93J P89-10093 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

[NASA RELEASE-89-1021 P89-10102 06

GOFS/STUDY/

S GLOBAL OCEAN FLUX STUDY

GOLDSTONE TRACKING STATION, CALIF.

NASA SEEKS PROPOSAL FOR ORBITAL DEBRIS

RADAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-8[ P89-10008 06

GOODRICH IB.F.I CO.

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTTLE LANDING GEAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-74J P89-10074 06

GRANTS

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-84[ P89-10084 06

NASA DESIGNATES 17 SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

[NASA RELEASE_9-136] P89-10136 06

GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-1331 P89-10133 06

GREENHOUSE EFFECT

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

[NASA RELEASE-89-9[ P89-10009 06

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-89-14[ P89-10014 06

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123[ P89-10123 06

GROUND STATIONS

US./U.S.SR SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-831 P89-10083 06

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE-4

DECLARED OPERATIONAL

[NASA RELEASE-89-86[ P89-10086 06

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY WORK

{NASA RELEASE-89-109[ P89-10109 06

GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT

SA LAUNCH COMPLEXES

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

[NASA RELEASE-89-173J P89-10173 06

GROUND TESTS

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-122[ P89-10122 06

GRUMMAN AEROSPACE CORP.

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

{ NASA RELEASE-89-7] P89-10007 06

GRUMMAN TECHNICAL SERVICES, INC.

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-65[ P89-10065 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168[ P89-10168 06

GSFC

S GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT,

MD.

H

HAMILTON STANDARD, WINDSOR LOCKS, CONN.

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

{NASA RELEASE-89-64J P89-10064 06

HARRIS CORP., MELBOURNE, FLA.

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED TO NEGOTIATE MAJOR

KSC COMPUTER UPGRADE

[NASA RELEASE-89-51[ P89-10051 06

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY WORK

[NASA RELEASE-89-109[ P89-10109 06

HARVARD-SMtTHSONIAN CTR. FOR ASTROPHYSICS

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-43[ P89-10043 06

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

[NASA RELEASE-89-119[ P89-10119 06

HAWAII UNIV,

NASA DESIGNATES 4 ADDITIONAL SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

[NASA RELEASE-89-184[ P89-10184 06

HEAD-UP DISPLAYS

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

[NASA RELEASE-89-167{ P89-10167 06

HEALTH

PRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS TO BECOME

SPACE FLIGHT ROUTINE

[NASA RELEASE-89-161[ P89-10161 06

HEAD/HIGH ENERGY ASTRONOMICAL OBS./

S HEAD-2

HEAD-2

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

{NASA RELEASE-89-148[ P89-10148 06

HEAT PIPES

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23J P89-10023 06

HEAVY LIFT LAUNCH VEHICLES

SHUTTLE-C USERS' CONFERENCE SLATED FOR

MAY 25-26

[NASA RELEASE-89-38J P89-10038 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C. 1:)89-10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

HELIOPAUSE

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131} P89-10131 06

SUBJECT INDEX

HIGH ALPHA PROGRAM

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-175[ P69-10175 06

HIGH ANGLE-OF-At-rACK PROGRAM

S HIGH ALPHA PROGRAM

HIGH ENERGY ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY

S HEJ, O-2

HIGH FREQUENCIES

MILESTONE REACHED IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-127[ P89-10127 06

HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGING SPECTROMETER

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15[ P89-10015 06

HIGH RESOLUTION PHOTOGRAPHY

DISCOVERY'S RETURN-TO-FLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS

RECORD MANY FIRSTS

{NASA RELEASE-89-31[ P89-10031 06

NASA'S ER-2 AIRCRAFT TAKING EARTHQUAKE

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PHOTOS

[NASA RELEASE-89-163[ P89-10163 06

HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS

MILESTONE REACHED IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-127[ P89-10127 06

HIRIS/IMAGING SPECTROMETER/

S HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGING SPECTROMETER

HISTORY

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90[ P89-10090 06

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

INASA RELEASE-89-145} P89-10145 06

HOUSEHOLD APPLICATIONS

S DOMESTIC APPLICATIONS

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

U.S. LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

iNASA RELEASE-89-63[ P89-10063 06

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SHUTTLE FLIGHT

SEQUENCE

INASA RELEASE*89-73[ P89-10073 06

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

INASA RELEASE-89-76] P89-10076 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-93[ 1:>89-10093 06

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-100[ P89-10100 06

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

[NASA RELEASE-89-116[ P89-10116 06

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

INASA RELEASE-89-1211 P89-10121 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

INASA RELEASE-89-144[ P89-10144 06

THE YEAR tN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183[ P89-10183 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADOUARTERS

P89-10193 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: U.S. SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P89-10197 05

HUGH L DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER

S DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

HUMAN RESEARCH

S BIOTECHNOLOGY

HUMAN RESOURCES

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

[ NASA RELEASE-89-171{ P69-10171 06

HYDROGEN

S SLUSH HYDROGEN

A-12
SUBJECT INDEX

HYDROGEN MASERS

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBt TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-1641 P89-10164 06

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE

NASA, AMROC AGREE TO CRITICAL CHEMICAL

EXCHANGE

I NASA RELEASE-89-92 J P89-10092 06

HYPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

SA X-30 AIRCRAFT

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-82] P89-10082 06

I

IMAGE PROCESSING

IMAGE PROCESSING TO RELIEVE VISION

PROBLEMS

{ NASA RELEASE-89-5} P89-10005 06

IMAGING TECHNIQUES

IMAGE PROCESSING TO RELIEVE VISION

PROBLEMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-5] P89-10005 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-131J P89-10131 06

IMAX SYSTEMS CORP., TORONTO, CANADA

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

IML/SPACE LABORATORY/

S INTERNATIONAL MICROGRAVITY LABORATORY

IMPACT

S ECONOMIC IMPACT

IMPLANTABLE BIOTELEMETRY SYSTEMS

NASA/UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION MAY YIELD

AUTOMATIC GLUCOSE MONITOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-22] P89-10022 06

IN-FLIGHT MONITORING

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-69] P89-10069 06

INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

IMAGE PROCESSING TO RELIEVE VISION

PROBLEMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-5] P89-10005 06

NASA CALLS FOR PROPOSALS REGARDING

REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

NASA RELEASE-89-6] P89-10006 06

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

NASA RELEASE-89-7] P89-10007 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PHASE II PROJECTS

NASA RELEASE-89-19] P89-10019 06

U.S. GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFT ENGINE PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE-89-26] P89-10026 06

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

NASA RELEASE-89-27] P89-10027 06

NASA GODDARD CENTER REQUESTS COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH SERVICES PROPOSALS

NASA RELEASE-89-29] P89-10029 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTOR

NASA RELEASE-89-54] P89-10054 06

NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE_9-571 P89-10057 06

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

[NASA RELEASE-89_o4} P89-10064 06

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-66[ P89-10066 06

COMMERCIAL SPACE RESEARCH LEADS TO

IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY DEVICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-791 P89-10079 06

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE TO

EXHIBIT AT PARIS AIR SHOW

(NASA RELEASE-89-81 P89-10081 06

NASA, AMROC AGREE TO CRITICAL CHEMICAL

XCHANGE

NASA RELEASE-89-92 P89-10092 06

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-100 P89-10100 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

NASA RELEASE-89-104 P89-10104 06

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE=89-118 P89-10118 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR MEDIUM

XPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE SERVICES

NASA RELEASE-89-120 P89-10120 06

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

NASA RELEASE-89-135 P89-10135 06

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

NASA RELEASE-89-139] P89-10139 06

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-89-140} P89-10140 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10190 05

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE: STATEMENT

OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR P89-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITrEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: U.S, SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P89-10197 05

INERTIAL UPPER STAGE

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 } P89-10151 06

INFRARED ASTRONOMY

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-158} P89-10158 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

INFRARED DETECTORS

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177] P89-10177 06

INFRARED SPECTROMETER

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[ NASA RELEASE-89-158 } P89-10158 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE_89-172} P89-10172 06

INFRARED TELESCOPES

S SPACE INFRARED TELESCOPE FACILITY

INST. FOR SPACE/ASTRONAUTICAL SCI., JAP.

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-133] P89-10133 06

INSTITUTE FOR SPACE SCI. AND TECHNOL, FL

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186} P89-10186 06

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

INSTRUMENT PACKAGES

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR LOS

SPACE PLATFORM

[NASA RELEASE-89-91 1:>89-10009 06

INSTRUMENTATION

S SATELLITE INSTRUMENTS

INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

MILESTONE REACHED IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-127] P89-10127 06

INTELSAT CONSORTIUM, WASHINGTON, D.C.

U S./U.S.S.R SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83] P89-10083 06

INTELSAT SELECTED FOR USE OF TDRS C-BAND

[NASA RELEASE-89-137[ P89-10137 06

INTELSAT SATELUTES

U.S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

[NASA RELEASE-89-28} P89-10028 06

INTERAGENCY COOPERATION

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

[NASA RELEASE-89-7] P89-10007 06

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

INASA RELEASE-89-10] P89-10010 06

NASA ANNOUNCES PROGRAM FOR A DRUG-FREE

WORKPLACE

[NASA RELEASE-89-11] P89-10011 06

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-16} P89-10016 06

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

[NASA RELEASE-89-17] P89-10017 06

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

NASA RELEASE-89-20i P89-10020 06

NASA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

NASA RELEASE-89-351 P89-10035 06

MOBILE SATELLITE SYSTEM PROVEN IN AIRBORNE

TEST

NASA RELEASE-89-56] P89-10056 06

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

NASA RELEASE-89-64] P89-10064 06

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

NASA RELEASE-89-82] P89-10082 06

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

NASA RELEASE-89-100} P89-10100 06

INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

U.S-U.S.S.R LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE

LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-89-138} P89-10138 06

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-4] P89-10004 06

NASA CALLS FOR PROPOSALS REGARDING

REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-6] P89-10006 06

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-16} P89-10016 06

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

[ NASA RELEASE-89-20} P89-I0020 06

U,S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

[ NASA RELEASE-89-28] P89-10028 06

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

[NASA RELEASE-89-32] P89-10032 06

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

[ NASA RELEASE-89-48 ] P89-10048 06

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-89-53} P89-10053 06

A-13
INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTOR

{ NASA RELEASE-89-54 P89-10054 06

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

NASA RELEASE-89-55 P89-10055 06

U.S./U.S.SR. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

!ARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

NASA RELEASE-89-83 P89-10083 06

U.S./SOVIET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

NASA RELEASE*89-95 1:>89-10095 06

NASA, CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMM MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-112 P'89-10112 06

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

NASA RELF_ASE-89-113 P89-10113 06

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

NASA RELEASE-89-119 P69-10119 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR MEDIUM

EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE SERVICES

{NASA RELEASE-89-120 P89-10120 06

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

NASA RELEASE-89-121 P69-10121 06

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

{NASA RELEASE-89-123 P89-10123 06

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

NASA RELEASE-89-124 P89-10124 06

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

NASA RELEASE_9-133 P89-10133 06

US.-U.S.S.R LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE

LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-89-138 P89-10138 06

NASA MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FIELD

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE_9-141[ P89-10141 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-169[ P89-10169 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177J P89-10177 06

U.S./USSR SOLAR SYSTEM JOINT WORKING

GROUP MET IN MOSCOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-178[ P69-10178 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183} P89-10163 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10187 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P69-10190 05

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE: STATEMENT

OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR P69-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM

S GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM

INTERNATIONAL MICROGRAVITY LABORATORY

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-4{ P89-10004 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105[ P89-10105 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-106] P89-10106 06

INTERNATIONAL SATELLITES

S COSMOS SATELLITES

S INTELSAT SATELLITES

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

INTERNATIONAL SOLAR POLAR MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

INTERNATIONAL SOLAR-TERRESTRIAL PHY. PROG.

NASA GODDARD CENTER REQUESTS COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH SERVICES PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE_9-29] P89-10029 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR MEDIUM

EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE SERVICES

{NASA RELEASE_9-120] P89-10120 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE_9-183] P89-10183 06

INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. 1:)89-10190 05

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

(NASA RELEASE-89-148[ P89-10148 06

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELDS

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131[ P89-I0131 06

INTERPLANETARY SPACE

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

{NASA RELEASE-89-131J P89-10131 06

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

{NASA RELEASE-89-159[ P89-10159 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10187 05

INTERSTELLAR DUST

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-159[ P89-10159 06

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE-89-186 ] P89-10186 06

INTERSTELLAR GAS

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

( NASA RELEASE-89-159 J P89-10159 06

INTERSTELLAR SPACE

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186[ P89-10186 06

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

IO

GEYSER-LIKE PLUME DISCOVERED ON NEPTUNE'S

MOON TRITON

[NASA RELEASE-89-156] P89-10156 06

IONOSPHERE

NASA, CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMV MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-112 ] P89-10112 06

ISLANDS

S BERMUDA

ITALY

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-48[ P89-10048 06

IUE/INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER/

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-3[ P69-10003 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-43[ P89-10043 06

SUBJECT INDEX

J

JAPAN

SA INST. FOR SPACE/ASTRONAUTICAL set., JAP

SA NATIONAL SPACE DEVELOP. AGENCY, JAPAN

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

INAS _, RELEASE-89-32{ P89-10032 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTOR

{NASA RELEASE-89-54 ] P89-10054 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

{NASA RELEASE-89-177[ P89-10177 06

JAPANESE EXPERIMENT MODULE

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

[NASA RELEASE_9-32[ P89-10032 06

JAPANESE SATELLITES

NASA MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FIELD

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-141] P89-10141 06

JET PROPULSION LAB., PASADENA, CALIF.

IMAGE PROCESSING TO RELIEVE VISION

PROBLEMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-5 P89-10005 06

NASA SEEKS PROPOSAL FOR ORBITAL DEBRIS

RADAR

{NASA RELEASE-89-8 P89-10008 06

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

[NASA RELEASE-89-9 P89-10009 06

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15 P89-10015 06

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

[NASA RELEASE-89-33 P89-10033 06

MOBILE SATELLITE SYSTEM PROVEN IN AIRBORNE

TEST

{NASA RELEASE-89-56 P89-10056 06

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90 P89-t0090 06

NASA'S VOYAGER 2 FINDS NEW MOON AROUND

NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-110[ P89-10110 06

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

[NASA RELEASE-89-119[ P89-10119 06

VOYAGER DISCOVERS 3 ADDITIONAL MOONS

AROUND NEPTUNE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-128[ P89-10128 06

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

{NASA RELEASE-89-129[ P89-10129 05

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

{NASA RELEASE-89-131 [ P69-10131 06

TWO PARTIAL RINGS OF NEPTUNE DISCOVERED

BY VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-132[ P89-10132 06

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-133[ P89-10133 06

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT DETECTS RADIO

EMISSIONS FROM NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-134[ P89-10134 06

NASA MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FIELD

TESTED

NASA RELEASE-89-141[ P89-t0t41 06

GEYSER-LIKE PLUME DISCOVERED ON NEPTtdNE'S

MOON TRITON

NASA RELEASE-89-156[ P89-t0156 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177J P89-10177 06

JOHN F. KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA.

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV,, BALTIMORE, MD.

SA APPLIED PHYSICS LAB., LAUREL, MD.

A-14
SUBJECT INDEX

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

{NASA RELEASE-89-31 P89-10003 06

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-89-121[ P89-10121 06

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

INASA RELEASE-89-159[ P89-10159 06

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

NASA CALLS FOR PROPOSALS REGARDING

REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-6[ P89-10006 06

NASA SEEKS PROPOSAL FOR ORBITAL DEBRIS

RADAR

{NASA RELEASE-89-8} P89-10008 06

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

{NASA RELEASE-89-20 ] P89-10020 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

INASA RELEASE-89-23 P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-24 P89-10024 06

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE-89o30 P89-10030 06

DISCOVERY'S RETURN-TO-FLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS

RECORD MANY FIRSTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-31 P89-10031 06

ASTRONAUT HAUCK DEPARTING NASA FOR NAVY

POST AT PENTAGON

[NASA RELEASE-89-39 P89-10039 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-44 P89-10044 06

DEADLINE SET FOR NEXT ASTRONAUT

SELECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-50 PB9-10050 06

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-64 P89-10064 06

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTTLE LANDING GEAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-74[ P89-10074 06

HARTSFIELD TO HEAD SPACE FLIGHT/SPACE

STATION INTEGRATION OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-88[ P89-10088 06

ASTRONAUT 'PINKY' NELSON TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-89[ P89-10089 06

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE*89-100[ P89-10100 06

TWO COMPANIES CHOSEN FOR WORK ON LIFE

SCIENCE SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-101[ 1:)89-10101 06

TRULY ASSIGNS JSC'S COHEN TO LEAD NASA

PREPARATION FOR NEW CIVIL SPACE GOALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-126 P89-10126 06

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143 P89-10143 06

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-153[ P89-10153 06

NASA SEEKS SPACE STATION ASSURED CREW

RETURN VEHICLE PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15T P89-10157 06

PRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS TO BECOME

SPACE FLIGHT ROUTINE

[NASA RELEASE-89-161 P89-10161 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED.

[NASA RELEASE-89-168 P89-10168 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-169 P89-10169 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

[ NASA J_ELEASE-89-171 P89-10171 06

JOINT ENDEAVOR AGREEMENT

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE TO

EXHIBIT AT PARIS AIR SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-89o81] P89-10081 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

JOINT VENTURE PROGRAM/JOVE/

NASA TO EXPAND UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

PARTNERSHIP

[NASA RELEASE-89-45[ P89-10045 06

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148[ P89-10148 06

JOVE PROGRAM

S JOINT VENTURE PROGRAM /JOVE/

JSC

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

JT8D ENGINE

U.S. GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFT ENGINE PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-89-26] P89-10026 06

JUPITER/PLANET/

VOYAGER DISCOVERS 3 ADDITIONAL MOONS

AROUND NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-1281 P89-10128 06

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-129[ P89-10129 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131[ P89-10131 06

JUPITER ATMOSPHERE

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

JUPITER EXPLORATION

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

JUPITER ORBITER/PROBE

S GALILEO PROJECT

JUSTIN ASSOCIATES, WASHINGTON, D.C.

LOGO SELECTED FOR SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-68| P89-10068 06

K

KANSAS

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

[NASA RELEASE-89-124[ P89-10124 06

KANSAS UNIV.

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

[NASA RELEASE-89-167[ PB9-10167 06

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH, FLA.

STSo29 ,.COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULEb FOR FEB. 7

[NASA RELEASE-B9-13[ P89-10013 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR ASRM

ISSUED

[NASA RELEASE-89-37[ P89-10037 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-89o46] 1:)89-10046 06

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED TO NEGOTIATE MAJOR

KSC COMPUTER UPGRADE

[NASA RELEASE-89-51] P89-10051 06

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-S9-145[ P89-10145 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-B9-171] P89-10171 06

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

{NASA RELEASE-89-173] P89-10173 06

LASER/LIGHT DETECTION AND RANGING

KITT PEAK NATIONAL OBS., TUCSON, ARIZ.

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-31 P89-10003 06

KSC

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA

L

L S. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

LAMINAR FLOW CONTROL

NASA PLANS F-16XL SUSTAINED-SUPERSONIC

AIRFLOW RESEARCH TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-47] P89-10047 06

LANDING GEAR

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTTLE LANDING GEAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-741 P89-10074 06

LANDSAT SATELLITES

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

[NASA RELEASE-89-33[ P89-10033 06

LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA.

SA AIRCRAFT LANDING DYNAMICS FACILITY,

LARC

SA SATELLITE DATA ANALYSIS CENTER, LARC

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

INASA RELEASE-89-141 P89-10014 06

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

{NASA RELEASE_9-64] P89-10064 06

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-82 P89-10082 06

LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER WIND TUNNEL

MISHAP STUDY REPORT RELEASED

[NASA RELEASE-89-114 P89-10114 06

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

{NASA RELEASE-89-116 P89-10116 06

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-122 P89-10122 06

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

[NASA RELEASE-89-130 P89-10130 06

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

[NASA RELEASE-89-135 P89-10135 06

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

{NASA RELEASE-89-167 P89-10167 06

SPACE EXPOSED TOMATO SEEDS ARE COMING

HOME

[NASA RELEASE-89-174 P89-10174 06

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-175 P89-10175 06

I_ARC

S LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA.

LARGE SPACE TELESCOPE

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

LASER ATMOSPHERIC WIND SOUNDER

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15[ P89-10015 0'6

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177[ P89-10177 06

LASER COMMUNICATIONS

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104] P89-10104 06

LASER RANGING

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

[NASA RELEASE-89-119[ 1:>89-10119 06

LASER/LIGHT DETECTION AND RANGING

S OPTICAL RADAR

A-15
LAUNCH COMPLEXES

LAUNCH COMPLEXES

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

[NASA RELEASE-89-173J P89-10173 06

LAUNCH DATES

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145[ P89-10145 06

LAUNCH OPERATIONS

NASA GODDARD CENTER REQUESTS COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH SERVICES PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-29} P89-10029 06

LAUNCH PROCESSING SYSTEM

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED TO NEGOTIATE MAJOR

KSC COMPUTER UPGRADE

[NASA RELEASE-B9-51J P89-10051 06

LAUNCH SCHEDULES

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SHUTTLE FLIGHT

SEQUENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-731 P89-10073 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

{NASA RELEASE-B9-93[ P89-10093 06

LAUNCH SERVICES

SA COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145] P89-10145 06

LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA ATLAS LAUNCH VEHICLE

SA ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA DELTA LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA HEAVY LIFT LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA SATURN 5

SA SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE

SA SHUTTLE-C

SA TITAN LAUNCH VEHICLE

NASA GODDARD CENTER REQUESTS COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH SERVICES PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-291 1:)89-10029 06

LDEF

S LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY

LEASAT

S LEASAT-5

LEASAT-5

SYNCOM tV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

LEO CONSTELLATION

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-3] P89-10003 06

LERC

S LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, OHIO

LESC, HOUSTON, TEXAS

S LOCKHEED ENGINEERING AND SCI. CO.,

HOUSTON

LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, OHIO

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-16[ P89-10016 06

LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER WINS QUALITY

IMPROVEMENT PROTOTYPE AWARD

{NASA RELEASE-89-21[ 1:)89-10021 06

U.S. GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFT ENGINE PROGRAM

[ NASA RELEASE-89o26 ] 1:)89-10026 06

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-42] P89-10042 06

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-64[ P89-10064 06

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY WORK

INASA RELEASE-89-109] P89-10109 06

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

NASA RELEASE-89-116} P89-101t6 06

MILESTONE REACHED IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-127] P89-10127 06

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

[NASA RELEASE-89-1351 P89-10135 06

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-175} P89-10175 06

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

INASA RELEASE_9-1761 P89-t0176 06

LIDAR

S OPTICAL RADAR

LIFE SCIENCE SATELLITE/MFESAT/

S LIFESAT

LIFE SCIENCES

SA AEROSPACE MEDICINE

SA BIOTECHNOLOGY

SA PHYSIOLOGY

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

NASA RELEASE-89-4J P89-10004 06

NASA CALLS FOR PROPOSALS REGARDING

REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

NASA RELEASE-89-6] P89-10006 06

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

U.S./USSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-89-18[ 1:)89-10018 06

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

NASA RELEASE-89-32} P89-10032 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-44[ P89-10044 06

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-69-113[ P89-10113 06

U.S.-U.S.S.R. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE

LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-89-138[ P89-10138 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-169[ P89-10169 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

LIFESAT

TWO COMPANIES CHOSEN FOR WORK ON LIFE

SCIENCE SATELLITE

INASA RELEASE-89-101[ P89-10101 06

LIGHTNING

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

MNG-TEMCO-VOUGRT, INC.

S LTV AEROSPACE CORP.

LIQUID FUELED ROCKET BOOSTERS

S SPACE TRANSPORTATION BOOSTER ENGINE

LIQUID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

SA SPACE TRANSPORTATION BOOSTER ENGINE

SA SPACE TRANSPORTATION MAIN ENGINE

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-27[ P89-10027 06

LOCKHEED CORP.

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-65] P89-10065 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183J P69-10183 06

LOCKHEED ENGINEERING AND SCL CO., HOUSTON

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168[ P89-10168 06

LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO.

NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-57[ P89-10057 06

SUBJECT INDEX

LOCKHEED PALO ALTO RESEARCH LABS., CALIF.

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-43} P89-10043 06

LOGOTYPE

LOGO SELECTED FOR SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-68} P89-10068 06

LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SHUTTLE FLIGHT

SEQUENCE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-73[ P89-10073 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-93] P89-10093 06

SPACE EXPOSED TOMATO SEEDS ARE COMING

HOME

[NASA RELEASE-89-174} P89-10174 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE-89-1801 P89-10180 06

LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LAB., N. VEX.

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-176[ P89-10176 06

LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL OBSERVATORY, N.M.

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S,

[NASA RELEASE-89-30[ P89-10030 06

LOUISIANA STATE UNIV.

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

[NASA RELEASE-89-33[ P89-10033 06

LOW VISION ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM

IMAGE PROCESSING TO RELIEVE VISION

PROBLEMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-5[ P89-10005 06

LTV AEROSPACE CORP.

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

[NASA RELEASE-89-102[ P89-10102 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITrEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

LUNAR COLONIZATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10196 05

LUNAR ECLIPSE

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90[ P89-10090 06

LUNAR EXPLORATION

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165} P89-10165 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10187 05

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

LUNAR LANDING

THE YEAR tN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183} P89-10183 06

LUNAR ORBIT

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

{NASA RELEASE-89-119] P89-10119 c_6

LUNAR SAMPLES

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-76[ P89-I0076 06

LUNAR SURFACE

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

INASA RELEASE-89-1191 P89-10119 _)6

A-16
SUBJECT INDEX

LURE OBSERVATORY, HAWAII

APOLLO-I 1 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

[ NASA RELEASE-B9-119} P89-10119 06

M

MAGELLAN MISSION

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

NASA TO FLY ONE SHUTTLE MISSION BETWEEN

MAGELLAN AND GALILEO

[NASA RELEASE-89-59} P89-10059 06

U.S LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-89-63{ P89-10063 06

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SHUTTLE FLIGHT

SEQUENCE

I NASA RELEASE-89-73 } P89-10073 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-99-931 P89-10093 06

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

tN THE FUTURE'

I NASA RELEASE-89-116J P89-10116 06

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-129} P89-10129 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-144{ P89-10144 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165} P89-10165 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183} P89-10183 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

MAGNETIC FIELDS

SA INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELDS

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT DETECTS RADIO

EMISSIONS FROM NEPTUNE

{NASA RELEASE-89-134} P89-10134 06

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

MAGNETIC TAPE

S VIDEO TAPE

MAGNETOSPHERE

SA PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-B9-43{ P89-10043 06

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SERVICES, INC.

NASA PROGRAMS GENERATE MORE THAN 300,000

JOBS, STUDY SHOWS

[NASA RELEASE-89-94{ P89-10094 06

MANNED MARS MISSIONS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, DC. P89-10187 05

MANNED SPACE FLIGHT

S APOLLO PROJECT

S SKYLAB PROGRAM

MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

MANPOWER

S PERSONNEL

MANUFACTURING

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE TO

EXHIBIT AT PARIS AIR SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-81{ P69-10081 06

MAPPING

S PLANETARY MAPPING

S THEMATIC MAPPING

MARS EXPLORATION

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165I P89-10165 06

U.S/USSR SOLAR SYSTEM JOINT WORKING

GROUP MET IN MOSCOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-178} P89-10178 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. 1:)89-10190 05

MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR SLATED

FOR FINAL TEST FIRING

NASA RELEASE-89-2} P89-10002 06

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-4[ P89-10004 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

iNASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-25J P89-10025 06

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

INASA RELEASE-89-27{ P89-10027 06

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR ASRM

ISSUED

[NASA RELEASE-89-37} P89-10037 06

SHU't'TLE-C USERS' CONFERENCE SLATED FOR

MAY 25-26

[NASA RELEASE-89-38} P89-10038 06

NASA TO EXPAND UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

PARTNERSHIP

NASA RELEASE-89-451 P89-10045 06

NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

NASA RELEASE-89-57{ P89-10057 06

BRIDWELL TO MANAGE SHUTTLE PROJECTS

OFFICE AT MARSHALL

NASA RELEASE-89-78 i P89-10078 06

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

NASA RELEASE-89-97 t P89-fOOgT 06

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

NASA RELEASE-89-99} P89-10099 06

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

NASA RELEASE-89-107{ P89-10107 06

LEE APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF MARSHALL SPACE

FLIGHT CENTER

{NASA RELEASE-89-108} P89-10108 06

NASA, CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMV MISSION

{NASA RELEASE.-89-112} P89-10112 06

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148] P89-10148 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAS PAYLOAO

SPECIALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-169} P89-10169 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177} P89-10177 06

MARTIN MARIETTA AEROSPACE

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

[ NASA RELEASE_9-102] P89-10102 06

MARTIN MARIETTA CORP.

THE YEAR tN REVIEW - 1969

INASA RELEASE-89-183{ P89-10183 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITrEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

MARTIN MARIETTA CORP., DENVER, COLO.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TELEROBQTIC SERVICER

DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-54] P89-10054 06

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS CORP.

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

I NASA RELEASE-89-96} P89-10096 06

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-107} P89-10107 06

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-1181 P99-10118 06

MARYLAND UNIV.

US/USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

[NASA RELEASE-89-28{ P89-10028 06

U S./U S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA PELEASE-89-83} P89-10083 06

U.S./SOVIET SPACEBRtDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-951 P89-10095 06

MARYLAND UNIV., COLLEGE PARK

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

I NASA RELEASE-89-43} P89-10043 06

MASERS

S HYDROGEN MASERS

MASSACHUSETTS

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

(NASA RELEASE-89-164_ P69-10t64 06

MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH., CAMBRIDGE

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

{NASA RELEASE-89-55J P89-10055 06

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-119] P89-10119 06

MATERIALS PROCESSING IN SPACE

S SPACE PROCESSING

MATERIALS RESEARCH

APOLLO-ERA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS CONTINUE

TO ENHANCE HUMAN LIFE

[NASA RELEASE-89-117{ P89-10117 06

MAX-PLANCK INST. FOR EXTRATERR. PHYS.

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

NASA RELEASE-89-551 P89-10055 06

MAX-PLANCK INST., MUNICH, GERMANY

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

NASA RELEASE-89-55{ P89-10055 06

MAXWELL LABORATORIES, SAN DIEGO, CALIF.

COMMERCIAL SPACE RESEARCH LEADS TO

IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY DEVICE

NASA RELEASE-B9-79{ P89-10079 06

MCDONALD OBSERVATORY, AUSTIN, TEX.

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

NASA RELEASE-89-119{ P89-10119 06

MCDONNELL AIRCRAFT CORP.

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

NASA RELEASE-89-69{ P89-10069 06

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS ASTRONAUTICS CO.

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

NASA RELEASE-89-102{ P89-10102 06

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS CORP.

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

NASA RELEASE-89-16{ P89-10016 06

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-69-176{ P89-10176 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-99-183{ I)89-10183 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

A-17
MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS CORP., ST. LOUIS, MO.

MCOONNELLoOOUGLAS CORP., ST. LOUIS, MOo

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

{NASA RELEASE-89-66] P89-10066 06

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS SPACE SYSTEMS CO.,CA.

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR MEDIUM

EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE SERVICES

[NASA RELEASE-89-120[ P89-10120 06

MEASURING DEVICES

S HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGING SPECTROMETER

S INFRARED DETECTORS

S INFRARED SPECTROMETER

S SCATTEROMETER

S SPECTROMETERS

MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS

NASA/UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION MAY YIELD

AUTOMATIC GLUCOSE MONITOR

[ NASA RELEASE-89-22} P89-10022 06

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

S MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS

MEDICAL PERSONNEL

S PHYSICIANS

MEDICAL RESEARCH

SA BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

[NASA RELEASE-89-97[ P89-10097 06

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[NASA RELEASE-89-139[ P89-10139 06

MEDICINE/GEN/

U.S/USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

{NASA RELEASE-89-28] P89-10028 06

U.S/U.S,S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

{NASA RELEASE-89-83J P89-10083 06

U.S/SOVIET SPACEBRtDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-95[ P89-10095 06

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-69-10J PB9-10010 06

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

[NASA RELEASE-69-321 P69-10032 06

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-113] P89-10113 06

METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

S GOES /GEOSTAT, OPERATIONAL ENVIRON.

SAT./

S NIMBUS SATELLITES

S NIMBUS 7

S NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

METEOROLOGY

SA CLOUDS

SA LIGHTNING

SA WEATHER FORECASTING

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

[NASA RELEASE-69-160[ P89-10160 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-69-177] P89-10177 06

MICHIGAN UNIV.

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-176] PB9-10176 06

MICHOUD ASSEMBLY FAC., NEW ORLEANS, LA.

NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-571 P89-10057 06

MICROBURSTS/METEOROLOGY/

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

{NASA RELEASE-69-122] P69-10122 06

MICROGRAVITY

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-89-4) P89-10004 06

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

U,S./USSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-89-18[ P89-10018 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-44] I)89-10044 06

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[ NASA RELEASE_]9-139] P69-10139 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

(NASA RELEASE-89o169] P89-10169 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

(NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

MICROGRAVITY LABORATORY-1 IUSML-11

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105] P69-10105 06

MICROGRAVITY SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46J P89-10046 06

TWO COMPANIES CHOSEN FOR WORK ON LIFE

SCIENCE SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-101[ P89-I0101 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVlTY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-B9-105[ P89-10105 06

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

(NASA RELEASE-89-148[ P89-10148 06

MICROWAVE ASTRONOMY

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-1581 P69-10158 06

MICROWAVE COMMUNICATIONS

SOLICITATION PACKAGE RELEASED FOR USE OF

TDRS C-BAND

{NASA RELEASE-89-91[ P69-10091 06

MICROWAVE RADIOMETERS

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-158] P89-10158 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

MICROWAVE SENSORS

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CAUFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-69-164J P89-10164 06

MILITARY AIRCRAFT

S F/A-18 AIRCRAFT

MILKY WAY

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

INASA RELEASE-89-121[ P89-10121 06

MINISTRY FOR SCIENCE AND TECH., CANADA

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-41 P89-10004 06

MINORITIES

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-154[ P89-10t 54 06

MISSION ADAPTIVE WINGS

NASA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

[NASA RELEASE-69-35[ P89-10035 06

MISSION PLANS

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

INASA RELEASE-89-4[ P89-10004 06

STS-29 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 7

[NASA RELEASE-89-13] P89-10013 06

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

U,S./USSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCED

(NASA RELEASE-89-18[ P89-10018 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-231 P89-10023 06

SUBJECT INDEX

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

[NASA RELEASE-89-32[ P89-10032 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

NASA TO FLY ONE SHUTFLE MISSION BETWEEN

MAGELLAN AND GALILEO

{NASA RELEASE-89-591 P69-10059 06

US, LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-89-63} P89-10063 06

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SHU]_LE FLIGHT

SEQUENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-73J P89-10073 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-93[ P89-10093 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

[NASA RELEASE-89-1021 P89-10102 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

INASA RELEASE-89-104} P89-10104 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR MEDIUM

EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE SERVICES

INASA RELEASE-89-120 P89-10120 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

{NASA RELEASE-89-131 P89-10131 06

U,S.-U.S,SR LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE

LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-89-138 P89-10138 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

(NASA RELEASE-89-161 P89-10t51 06

NASA SEEKS SPACE STATION ASSURED CREW

RETURN VEHICLE PROPOSALS

(NASA RELEASE-89-157 P89-10157 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

(NASA RELEASE-89-156 P89-10t58 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165 P69-10165 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

INASA RELEASE-89-172 P89-10172 06

U.S./USSR SOLAR SYSTEM JOINT WORKING

GROUP MET IN MOSCOW

INASA RELEASE-69-178 P89-10176 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEE RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-89-180 P89-10180 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1969

[NASA RELEASE-89-183[ P89-10183 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P69-10196 05

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

MISSION SPECIALISTS

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-241 P69-10024 06

NASA SPACE SHU_LE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-106J P69-10106 06

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-1431 P89-10143 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

I NASA RELEASE-89-1511 P89-10t51 06

MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

{NASA RELEASE-89-931 P89-10093 06

A-18
SUBJECT INDEX

MOBILE SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY EXPERIMENT

MOBILE SATELLITE SYSTEM PROVEN IN AIRBORNE

TEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-56] P89-10056 06

NASA MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FIELD

TESTED

{NASA RELEASE-89-141 I t='89-10141 06

MODELING

S COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

MODELS

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

{NASA RELEASE-89-661 P89-10066 06

MOJAVE DESERT, CALIF.

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

[NASA RELEASE-89-33] P89-10033 06

MOJAVE, CALIF.

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-164} P89-10164 06

MOLECULAR STRUCTURE DETERMINATION

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

[NASA RELEASE-89-97] P89-10097 06

MONTREAL UNIV., QUEBEC

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-3} PB9-10003 06

MOONS

S NATURAL SATELLITES

MORTON THIOKOL INC,

FINANCING ARRANGED FOR AMMONIUM

PERCHLORATE PLANT

[NASA RELEASE-89-40J P89-10040 06

MORTON THIOKOL INC., BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH

SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR SLATED

FOR FINAL TEST FIRING

[NASA RELEASE-89-2] P89-10002 06

NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-571 P89-1B057 06

MOTION SICKNESS

PRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS TO BECOME

SPACE FLIGHT ROUTINE

[NASA RELEASE-89-161} 1:'89-10161 06

MSAT-X

S MOBILE SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY EXPERIMENT

MSFC

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

MUSCULAR FUNCTION

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

U.S,/USSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-18] P89-t0018 06

MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM

SA BONES

U.S.-U.S.S,R, LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE

LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-89-138] P89-10138 06

N

NASA ADVISORY COUNCIL

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183} P89-10183 06

NASA ALUMNi LEAGUE

NASA PROGRAMS GENERATE MORE THAN 300,000

JOBS, STUDY SHOWS

[NASA RELEASE-89-94] P89-10094 06

NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

S EXCELLENCE AWARD, NASA

NASA HIGH ALPHA PROGRAM

S HIGH ALPHA PROGRAM

NASA POLAR ORBITING PLATFORM

S SPACE STATION POLAR PLATFORM

NASA/UNIVERSITY JOINT VENTURE INITIATIVE

S JOINT VENTURE PROGRAM/JOVE/

NATIONAL AERON. AND SPACE ADMIN.

SA AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD,

CA.

SA CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

SA CRUSTAL DYNAMICS PROJECT, NASA

SA DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

SA EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS DIVISION, NASA

SA EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

SA EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE CENTER

SA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT,

MD

SA JET PROPULSION LAB., PASADENA, CALIF.

SA JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

SA KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

SA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA.

SA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND,

OHIO

SA MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

SA MICHOUD ASSEMBLY FAC., NEW ORLEANS,

LA.

SA OFFICE OF AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

TECHNOLOGY

SA OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

SA OFFICE OF EXPLORATION, NASA

SA OFFICE OF LIFE SCIENCES, NASA

SA OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT

SA OFFICE OF SAFETY, RELIAB. AND QUAL

ASSUR.

SA OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT

SA OFFICE OF SPACE OPERATIONS

SA OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE AND

APPLICATIONS

SA OFFICE OF SPACE STATION

SA OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION, NASA

SA OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR, NASA

SA PLUM BROOK RES. STA., SANDUSKY, OHIO

SA PRODUCTIVITY IMPROV. AND QUAL.

ENHANCEMENT

SA SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION DIVISION,

NASA

SA SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAM OFFICE, NASA

U.S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

[NASA RELEASE-89-281 P89-10028 06

NASA PROGRAMS GENERATE MORE THAN 300,000

JOBS, STUDY SHOWS

[NASA RELEASE-89-94} P89-10094 06

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

{NASA RELEASE-89-130J P89-10130 06

NASA ANNOUNCES IMPLEMENTATION OF DRUG

FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-89-179] P89-10179 06

NATIONAL AEROSPACE PLANE

S AEROSPACE PLANES

NATIONAL AEROSPACE PLANE PROGRAM

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

{NASA RELEASE-89-66} P89-10066 06

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

{ NASA RE_EASE-89-116] P89-10116 06

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

[NASA RELEASE-B9-130] P89-10130 06

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-176] P89-10176 06

NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM, WASH., D.C.

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-89-140] P89-10140 06

NATIONAL GEODETIC SURVEY

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-89-164J P89-10164 06

NATIONAL INST. OF HEALTH, BETHESBA, MD.

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

{NASA RELEASE-89-10} P89-10010 06

NATIONAL INST. OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-176] P89-10176 06

NATIONAL SPACE POLICY

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMIN.

SA NATIONAL GEODETIC SURVEY

SA NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. NOAA

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

{NASA RELEASE-8B-481 P89-10048 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

INASA RELEASE-89-102} P89-10102 06

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

iNASA RELEASE-89-164} P89-10164 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-S9-177} P89-10177 06

NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165] P89-10165 06

ADMINISTRATOR TRULY GIVES BOOST TO

READING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-166] P89-10166 06

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBS., NEW MEXICO

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131] PB9-10131 06

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, CANADA

NASA, CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMV MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-112] P89-10112 06

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

INASA RELEASE-89-17} P89-10017 06

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

INASA RELEASE-89-164] P89-10164 06

NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOC.

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140{ P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146J PB9-10146 06

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-89-20{ P89-10020 06

NATIONAL SPACE COUNCIL

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

{NASA RELEASE-89-165} P89-10165 06

NATIONAL SPACE DEVELOP. AGENCY, JAPAN

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

{NASA RELEASE-89-1691 P89-10169 06

NATIONAL SPACE GRANT PROGRAM

S UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK CONFERENCE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

NATIONAL SPACE POLICY

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-89-20J P89-10020 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10187 05

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

PB9-10191 05

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE: STATEMENT

OF DR. JAMES C FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR P89-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10196 05

A-19
NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LAB., NASA

NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LAB., NASA

S STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISS,

NATIONAL TRANSONIC FACILITY

LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER WIND TUNNEL

MISHAP STUDY REPORT RELEASED

INASA RELEASE-89_114] P89-10114 06

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NOAA

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-48{ P89.10048 06

NATURAL SATELLITES

SA IO

SA NEPTUNE SATELLITES

SA TRITON

NASA'S VOYAGER 2 FINDS NEW MOON AROUND

NEPTUNE

[ NASA RELEASE-89*1101 P89-10110 06

VOYAGER DISCOVERS 3 ADDITIONAL MOONS

AROUND NEPTUNE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-128] P89-10128 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE_9-1311 P89-10131 06

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-133[ P89-10133 06

NAVAL OBSERVATORY, WASHINGTON, D.C.

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90} P89-10090 06

NAVAL RESEARCH LAB., WASHINGTON, D.C.

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE-89-30] P89-10030 06

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186{ P89-10186 06

NAVY SATELLITE SYSTEM

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145[ P89-10145 06

NEPTUNE/PLANET/

NASA'S VOYAGER 2 ,rINDS NEW MOON AROUND

NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-110J P89-10110 06

VOYAGER DISCOVERS 3 ADDITIONAL MOONS

AROUND NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-128] P89-10128 06

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-129} P89-10129 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131] P89-10131 06

TWO PARTIAL RINGS OF NEPTUNE DISCOVERED

BY VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-132] P89-10132 06

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE_89-133] 1:'89-10133 06

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT DETECTS RADIO

EMISSIONS FROM NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-69-134] P69-10134 06

NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

TWO PARTIAL RINGS OF NEPTUNE DISCOVERED

BY VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-132{ 1:>89-10132 06

NEPTUNE SATELLITES

NASA'S VOYAGER 2 FINDS NEW MOON AROUND

NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-110} P89-10110 06

VOYAGER DISCOVERS 3 ADDITIONAL MOONS

AROUND NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-128] P89-19128 06

TWO PARTIAL RINGS OF NEPTUNE DISCOVERED

BY VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-1321 P89-10132 06

GEYSER-LIKE PLUME DISCOVERED ON NEPTUNE'S

MOON TRITON

[NASA RELEASE-89-156] P89-10156 06

NERAC

S NEW ENGLAND RES. APP. CTR, TOLLAND,

CONN.

NERVOUS SYSTEM

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

U.S./USSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-89-18[ P89-10018 06

NETHERLANDS

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

{NASA RELEASE-89-53[ P89-10053 06

NEUTRON STARS

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-89-121] P89-10121 06

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P8_10198 05

NEW ENGLAND

S MASSACHUSETTS

NEW ENGLAND RES. APP. CTR., TOLLAND, CONN.

STUDY IDENTIFIES ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM

NASA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS

[NASA RELEASE_9-142] P89-10142 06

NEW MEXICO UNIV.

NASA/UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION MAY YIELD

AUTOMATIC GLUCOSE MONITOR

[ NASA RELEASE-89-22] P89-10022 06

NEWS MEDIA

APOLLO 11 CREW 20TH ANIVERSARY PRESS

CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-89_67] P89-10067 06

HIKE-ORION SOUNDING ROCKET

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE tN CANADA AND

U.S,

[NASA RELEASE-89-30J P89-10030 06

NIMBUS SATELLITES

SA NIMBUS 7

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10t90 05

NIMBUS 7

NASA SCIENTISTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

INASA RELEASE-89-152{ P89-10152 06

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

{NASA RELEASE-89-160J P89-10160 06

NIST

S NATIONAL INST. OF STANDARDS AND

TECHNOLOGY

NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-89-14] P89-10014 06

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 P89-10015 06

NOISE REDUCTION

U.S, GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFT ENGINE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-26] P89-10026 06

NOISE REDUCTION RESEARCH

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-64] P89-10064 06

NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION, INC.

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[ NASA RELEASE-89-821 P89-10082 06

NORTHROP CORP.

NASA/DARPA LOW-COST PARALLEL-PROCESSING

COMPUTER DEMONSTRATED

[ NASA RELEASE-89-80] P89-10080 06

NORTHWESTERN STATE UNIV., LOUISIANA

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[ NASA RELEASE-89-148[ P89-10146 06

SUBJECT INDEX

NOSECAPS

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED: 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-69-25] P89-10025 06

NUMERICAL AERODYNAMIC SIMULATION SYS., ARC

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

(NASA ;_LEASE-89-130J P89-10130 06

0

OASIS/ORBITER EXP. SUPPORT INSTRU. SYS./

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

INASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

OBSERVATORIES

S DUDLEY OBSERVATORY, ALBANY, N.Y.

S GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY

S KITT PEAK NATIONAL OBS., TUCSON, ARIZ.

S LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL OBSERVATORY, N.M.

S MCDONALD OBSERVATORY, AUSTIN, TEX.

S NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBS., NEW

MEXICO

S NAVAL OBSERVATORY, WASHINGTON, D.C.

S PALOMAR OBSERVATORY, PASADENA, CALIF.

S PARKES RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY,

AUST.

S SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYS. OSS., BOSTON,

MASS.

S SOLAR HELIOSPHERIC OBSERVATORY

OCEAN SURFACE

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-89-53) P89-10053 06

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 2O YEARS

[NASA RELEASE-89-119] P89-10119 06

OFFICE OF AERONAUTICS AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY

BALLHAUS RETURNS TO AMES RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-12] P89-10012 06

ROSEN NAMED ACTING ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-41] P69-10041 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-84] P89-10084 06

BALLHAUS RESIGNS AS DIRECTOR OF NASA'S

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

{NASA RELEASE-89-111 ] P89-1011t 06

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

[NASA RELEASE-89-135] P89-10135 06

ALDRICH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

AERONAUTICS AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY; CRIPPEN

TO HEAD SHUTTLE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-162J P69-10162 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183J P89-10183 06

NASA TO COMBINE EXPLORATION AND

TECHNOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-185] P89-10185 06

OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PHASE II PROJECTS

INASA RELEASE-89-19] P89-10019 06

NASA TO SUPPORT COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

SOUNDING ROCKET FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-69-58] P89-10058 06

COMMERCIAL SPACE RESEARCH LEADS TO

IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY DEVICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-79J P69-10079 06

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE TO

EXHIBIT AT PARIS AIR SHOW

INASA RELEASE-89-61] P89-t0081 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-89-150] P89-10150 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-181] P89-t0t6t 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

A-20
SUBJECT INDEX

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

OFFICE OF EXPLORATION, NASA

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-118] P89-10118 06

NASA TO COMBINE EXPLORATION AND

TECHNOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-185[ P89-10185 06

OFFICE OF LIFE SCIENCES, NASA

U,S./U.S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83[ P89-10083 06

U.S./SOVlET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-95[ P89-10095 06

OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT

ROBINS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR MANAGEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-1[ P89-10001 06

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-89-20[ P89-10020 06

LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER WINS QUALITY

IMPROVEMENT PROTOTYPE AWARD

[NASA RELEASE-89-21[ P89-10021 06

OFFICE OF SAFETY, RELIAB. AND QUAL. ASSUR.

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-65] P89-10065 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168[ P89-10168 06

OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-66[ P89-10066 06

OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE STATION PROGRAM LEADERSHIP

SELECTED BY TRULY

[NASA RELEASE-89-77[ P89-10077 06

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-100] P89-I0100 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-171[ P89-10171 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

OFFICE OF SPACE OPERATIONS

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

I NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITES,

DECLARED OPERATIONAL

[NASA RELEASE-89-86] P89-10086 06

FORCE TO HEAD NASA SPACE OPERATIONS, ALLER

TO LEAVE CIVIL SERVICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-115[ P89-10115 06

INTELSAT SELECTED FOR USE OF TDRS C-BAND

[NASA RELEASE-89-137] P89-10137 06

JERRY J. FITFS APPOINTED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR OF OSO

[NASA RELEASE-89-147[ P89-10147 06

OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-4[ P89-10004 06

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10[ P89-10010 06

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

[NASA RELEASE-89-33[ P89-10033 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-43] P89-10043 06

NASA TO EXPAND UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

PARTNERSHIP

NASA RELEASE-89-45[ P89-10045 06

MOBILE SATELLITE SYSTEM PROVEN IN AIRBORNE

TEST

NASA RELEASE-89-56[ P89-10056 06

TRULY SELECTS KELLER AS ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-75[ P89-10075 06

AL DIAZ SELECTED AS DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SCIENCE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-87 ] P89-10087 06

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE_89-90} 1:)89-10090 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[ NASA RELEASE-8_ 104 ] P89-10104 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105[ P89-10105 06

NASA'S VOYAGER 2 FINDS NEW MOON AROUND

NEPTUNE

NASA RELEASE-89-110] P89-10110 06

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

NASA RELEASE-89-119] P89-10t19 06

VOYAGER DISCOVERS 3 ADDITIONAL MOONS

AROUND NEPTUNE

NASA RELEASE-89-128[ P89-10128 06

TWO PARTIAL RINGS OF NEPTUNE DISCOVERED

BY VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

NASA RELEASE-89-132[ P89-10132 06

NASA MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FIELD

TESTED

NASA RELEASE-89-141[ P89-10141 06

GEYSER-LIKE PLUME DISCOVERED ON NEPTUNE'S

MOON TRITON

NASA RELEASE-89-156) P89-10156 06

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-159[ P89-10159 06

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-164[ P89-10164 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

INASA RELEASE-89-169[ P89-10169 06

MOBILE VLBI UNITS MEASURE MOVEMENT FROM

LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE

[NASA RELEASE-89-170] P89-10170 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177[ P89-10177 06

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186[ P89-10186 06

OFFICE OF SPACE STATION

ODOM ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-61[ P89-10061 06

APOLLO 11 CREW 20TH ANIVERSARY PRESS

CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-89-67[ P89-10067 06

LOGO SELECTED FOR SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM

[ NASA RELEASE-89_8] P89-10068 06

MOSER TO LEAVE NASA MAY 13

[NASA RELEASE-89-72[ P89-10072 06

SPACE STATION PROGRAM LEADERSHIP

SELECTED BY TRULY

[NASA RELEASE-89-771 P89-10077 06

MOOREHEAD NAMED SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM DEPUTY

[NASA RELEASE-89-155] P89-10155 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-171] P89-10171 06

ORBITER 102

OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION, NASA

IMAGE PROCESSING TO RELIEVE VISION

PROBLEMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-5[ P89-10005 06

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR, NASA

NASA ANNOUNCES PROGRAM FOR A DRUG-FREE

WORKPLACE

{ NASA RELEASE-89-11 I P89-10011 06

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

[NASA RELEASE-89-32[ P89-10032 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR FLETCHER RESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-36J P89-10036 06

ROSEN NAMED AC_TING ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR

INASA RELEASE-8941[ P89-10041 06

ACTING NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-89-49] P89-10049 06

NASA TO FLY ONE SHUTTLE MISSION BETWEEN

MAGELLAN AND GALILEO

(NASA RELEASE-89-59[ P89-10059 06

ASSOCIATE DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR HINNERS TO

RESIGN

NASA RELEASE-89-60[ P89-10060 06

TRULY SELECTS KELLER AS ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

NASA RELEASE-89-75[ P89-10075 06

LEE APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF MARSHALL SPACE

FLIGHT CENTER

NASA RELEASE-89-108] P89-10108 06

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

NASA RELEASE-89-113[ P89-10113 06

O'BRIEN RETURNS TO NASA AS ASSISTANT

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR

NASA RELEASE-89-125[ P89-10125 06

TRULY ASSIGNS JSC'S COHEN TO LEAD NASA

PREPARATION FOR NEW CIVIL SPACE GOALS

NASA RELEASE-89-126[ 1:)89-10126 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

NASA RELEASE-89-165[ P89-10165 06

ADMINISTRATOR TRULY GIVES BOOST TO

READING PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE-89-166] P89-10166 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168[ P89-10168 06

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV., STILLWATER

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-1441 P89-10144 06

OPTICAL RADAR

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

INASA RELEASE-89-177] P89-10177 06

OPTICAL SYSTEMS

S OPTICAL RADAR

OPTICAL TRACKING

S OPTICAL RADAR

ORBIT TRANSFER VEHICLES

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-107] P89-10107 06

ORBITAL MANEUVERING VEHICLES

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-100[ P89-10100 06

NASA, CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMV MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-112[ P89-10112 06

ORBITAL SERVICING

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE*89-100[ P89-10100 06

ORBITEC, MADISON, WlS.

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-118) P89-10118 06

ORBITER 102

S COLUMBIA

A-21
ORBITER 103

ORBITER 103

S DISCOVERY

ORBITER 104

S ATLANTIS

ORBITER-NAMING PROGRAM

S SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING PROGRAM

ORBITS

S EQUATORIAL ORBIT

S GEOSYNCHRONOUS ORBIT

S LUNAR ORBIT

S POLAR ORBIT

OREGON L-5 SOCIETY, INC., OREGON CITY, OR.

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-1181 P89-10118 06

ORGANIZATION CHANGE

ROSEN NAMED ACTING ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-41} P89-10041 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-8_171] P8¢_10171 06

NASA TO COMBINE EXPLORATION AND

TECHNOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS

{NASA RELEASE-Sg_185] P89-10185 06

OUT-OF-THE-ECLIPTIC MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

OZONE

NASA SCIENTISTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

[NASA RELEASE_9-152] P89-10152 06

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

[NASA RELEASE-89-160[ P89-10160 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10190 05

P

PACIFIC NORTHWEST LAB.

S BATTELLE-NORTHWEST, RICHLAND, WASH.

PACIFIC OCEAN

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177J P89-10177 06

PALOMAR OBSERVATORY, PASADENA, CALIF.

NASA ASTRONOMER DISCOVERS 'NEAR-MISS'

ASTEROID THAT PASSED EARTH

INASA RELEASE-89-52[ P89-10052 06

PAN AMERICAN WORLD SERVICES, INC., FLA.

CONTRACTOR CHOSEN FOR STENNIS FACILITY

OPERATING SUPPORT SERVICES

[NASA RELEASE-89-98] P89-10098 06

PARALLEL PROCESSING/COMPUTERS/

NASA/DARPA LOW-COST PARALLEL-PROCESSING

COMPUTER DEMONSTRATED

[NASA RELEASE-89-801 P89-10080 06

PARIS AIR SHOW, FRANCE

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-66} P89-10066 06

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-76[ P89-10076 06

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE TO

EXHIBIT AT PARIS AIR SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-81 ] P89-10081 06

PARKES RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY, AUST.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131J P89-10131 06

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-133[ P89-10133 06

PARTICLES

S AEROSOLS

S SPACE PLASMAS

PATHFINDER PROJECT

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

INASA RELEASE-89-116[ P89-10116 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

PAYLOAD ACCOMMODATIONS

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS_29

INASA RELEASE-89-23} P89-10023 06

PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-4[ P89-10004 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE_9-24] P89-10024 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-154} P89-10154 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

{ NASA RELEASE-89-1691 P89-10169 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

PAYLOADS

S SPACE SHUTFLE PAYLOADS

S X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[NASA RELEASE-89-139[ P89-10139 06

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90J P89-10090 06

PERFORMANCE

S AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE

PERSONNEL

SA ASTRONAUTS

SA PILOTS

SA SPACECREWS

NASA ANNOUNCES PROGRAM FOR A DRUG-FREE

WORKPLACE

[NASA RELEASE-89-11[ P89-100tl 06

PERSONNEL APPOINTMENTS

ROBINS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR MANAGEMENT

[NASA RELEASE_9-1} P89-10001 06

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

I NASA RELEASE-89-10 P89-10010 06

BALLHAUS RETURNS TO AMES RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-12 P89-10012 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR FLETCHER RESIGNS

{NASA RELEASE-89-36 P89-10036 06

ROSEN NAMED ACTING ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-41 P89-10041 06

TRULY SELECTS KELLER AS ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

INASA RELEASE-89-75 P89-10075 06

SPACE STATION PROGRAM LEADERSHIP

SELECTED BY TRULY

INASA RELEASE-89-77 P89-10077 06

BRIDWELL TO MANAGE SHUTFLE PROJECTS

OFFICE AT MARSHALL

[ NASA RELEASE-89-78 P89-10078 06

SMITH APPOINTED DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NASA

STENNIS SPACE CENTER

NASA RELEASE-89-85 P89-10085 06

AL DIAZ SELECTED AS DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SCIENCE

{NASA RELEASE-89-87 P89-10067 06

SUBJECT INDEX

HARTSFIELD TO HEAD SPACE FLIGHT/SPACE

STATION INTEGRATION OFFICE

INASA RELEASE-89-88} P89-10088 06

LEE APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF MARSHALL SPACE

FLIGHT CENTER

NASA RELEASE-89-108} P89-10108 06

FORCE TO HEAD NASA SPACE OPERATIONS, ALLER

TO LEAVE CIVIL SERVICE

I NAS/, ' ELEASE-89-115} P89-10115 06

O'BRIEN RETURNS TO NASA AS ASSISTANT

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR

NASA RELEASE-89-1251 P89-10125 06

TRULY ASSIGNS JSC'S COHEN TO LEAD NASA

PREPARATION FOR NEW CIVIL SPACE GOALS

NASA RELEASE-89-126 ] P89-10126 06

JERRY J. FITTS APPOINTED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR OF OSO

INASA RELEASE-89-147} P89-10147 06

MOOREHEAD NAMED SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM DEPUTY

INASA RELEASE-89-155} P89-10155 06

ALDRICH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

AERONAUTICS AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY; CRIPPEN

TO HEAD SHUTTLE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-162} P89-10162 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

[NASA RELEASE_9-169} P89-10169 06

COMPTON NAMES AMES RESEARCH CENTER

DIRECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-1821 P89-10182 06

NASA TO COMBINE EXPLORATION AND

TECHNOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-185] P89-10185 06

PERSONNEL RESIGNATIONS

NASA ADMINISTRATOR FLETCHER RESIGNS

{ NASA RELEASE-89-36} P89-10036 06

ASTRONAUT HAUCK DEPARTING NASA FOR NAVY

POST AT PENTAGON

INASA RELEASE-89-39[ P89-10039 06

ACTING NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RESIGN

I NASA RELEASE-89-491 P89-10049 06

ASSOCIATE DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR HINNERS TO

RESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-89-601 P89-10060 06

ODOM ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-61[ P89-10061 06

MCBRIDE TO LEAVE NASA; BRAND NAMED

COMMANDER OF STS-35

{NASA RELEASE-89-62[ P89-10062 06

MOSER TO LEAVE NASA MAY 13

[ NASA RELEASE-89-72} P89-10072 06

ASTRONAUT 'PINKY' NELSON TO LEAVE NASA

I NASA RELEASE-89-89 } P89-10089 06

TANNER TO LEAVE NASA

INASA RELEASE-89-103} P89-10103 06

BALLHAUS RESIGNS AS DIRECTOR OF NASA'S

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

{ NASA RELEASE-89-111} P89-10111 06

PERSONNEL SELECTION

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAS MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-4} P89-10004 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-24J P89-10024 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-44} P89-10044 06

DEADLINE SET FOR NEXT ASTROt_AUT

SELECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-501 P89-10050 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

[NASA RELEASE-89-71 } P89-1007t 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-89-106[ P89-10106 06

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

NASA RELEASE-89-1431 P89-10143 06

A-22
SUBJECT INDEX

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-153[ P89-10153 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154} P89-10154 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180J P89-10180 06

PHARMACEUTICALS

S DRUGS

PHOTOGRAPHY

S AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY

S HIGH RESOLUTION PHOTOGRAPHY

S SPACEBORNE PHOTOGRAPHY

PHYSICAL SCIENCES

S ASTRONOMY

S SPACE SCIENCES

PHYSICIANS

PRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS TO BECOME

SPACE FLIGHT ROUTINE

[NASA RELEASE-89-161 ] P89-10161 06

PHYSICS

S ASTROPHYSICS

S ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS

S GEOPHYSICS

S PLASMA PHYSICS

S SOLAR PHYSICS

S SPACE PHYSICS

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

U.S.IUSSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-18[ 1:)89-10018 06

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[NASA RELEASE-89-1391 P89-10139 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-'I69} P89-10169 06

NASA ANNOUNCES IMPLEMENTATION OF DRUG

FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-179} P89-10179 06

PHYSIOLOGY

PRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS TO BECOME

SPACE FLIGHT ROUTINE

[NASA RELEASE-89-161] P89-10161 06

PILOTS

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

[NASA RELEASE-89-7} P89-10007 06

PIONEER SATURN

S PIONEER 11

PIONEER SPACE PROBE

S PIONEER 10

S PIONEER 11

PIONEER 10

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE-89-186} P89-10186 06

PIONEER 11

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186[ P89-10186 06

PITTSBURGH UNIV., PA.

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE-89-30} P89-10030 06

PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES

SA JUPITER ATMOSPHERE

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131 ] P89-10131 06

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AI[_'VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-133[ P89-10133 06

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT DETECTS RADIO

EMISSIONS FROM NEPTUNE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-134 ] P89-10134 06

GEYSER-LIKE PLUME DISCOVERED ON NEPTUNE'S

MOON TRITON

{NASA RELEASE-89-156[ P89-10156 06

PLANETARY EVOLUTION

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148} P89-10148 06

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

PLANETARY EXPLORATION

SA JUPITER EXPLORATION

SA MANNED MARS MISSIONS

SA MARS EXPLORATION

SA VENUS EXPLORATION

SA VOYAGER PROJECT

US LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-89-63} P89-10063 06

NASA'S VOYAGER 2 FINDS NEW MOON AROUND

NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE*89-110[ P89-10110 06

VOYAGER DISCOVERS 3 ADDITIONAL MOONS

AROUND NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-128{ P89-10128 06

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT DETECTS RADIO

EMISSIONS FROM NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-1341 P89-10134 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-144] P89-10144 06

GEYSER-LIKE PLUME DISCOVERED ON NEPTUNE'S

MOON TRJTON

[NASA RELEASE-89-156[ P89-10156 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

INASA RELEASE-89-183[ P89-10183 06

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

PLANETARY MAPPING

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-t0046 06

PLANETARY RADIATION

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT DETECTS RADIO

EMISSIONS FROM NEPTUNE

{NASA RELEASE-S9-_34} P89-10134 06

PLANETARY RINGS

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-B9-131[ P89-10131 06

TWO PARTIAL RINGS OF NEPTUNE DISCOVERED

BY VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-132] P89-10t32 06

PLANETARY ROTATION

S EARTH ROTATION

PLANETARY SURFACES

S VENUS SURFACE

PLANETS

S JUPITEF_/PLANET/

S NEPTUNE/PLANET/

S SATURN /PLANET/

S URANUS/PLANET/

S VENUS/PLANET/

PLANNING RESEARCH CORP.

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

{NASA RELEASE-89-48] P89-10048 06

PLANTS/BOTANY/

STUDY SHOWS COMMON PLANTS HELP REDUCE

INDOOR AIR POLLUTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-149} P89-10149 06

PLASMA PHYSICS

SA CRITICAL VELOCITY EFFECT THEORY,

ASTROPHY.

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-551 P89-10055 06

PLASMAS/PHYSICS/

S SPACE PLASMAS

PRODUCTIVITY

PLATES/TECTONICS/

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-89-164] P89-10164 06

PLATFORMS

S SPACE PLATFORMS

PLUM BROOK RES. STA., SANDUSKY, OHIO

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

{NASA RELEASE-89-1761 P89-10176 06

PLUMES

GEYSER-LIKE PLUME DISCOVERED ON NEPTUNE'S

MOON TRITON

INASA RELEASE-89-1561 P89-10156 06

POLAR ORBIT

NASA GODDARD CENTER REQUESTS COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH SERVICES PROPOSALS

{NASA RELEASE-89-29} P89-10029 06

TWO COMPANIES CHOSEN FOR WORK ON LIFE

SCIENCE SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-101 ] P89-10101 06

POLAR PLATFORM /SPACE STATION/

S SPACE STATION POLAR PLATFORM

POLAR REGIONS

SA ANTARCTICA

NASA SCIENTfSTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

INASA RELEASE-89-152J P89-10152 06

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

INASA RELEASE-89-160[ P89-10160 06

POLICIES

S COMMERCIAL SPACE POLICY

POLLUTION

S AIR POLLUTION

POWER

S SPACE POWER

POWER MODULES

COMMERCIAL SPACE RESEARCH LEADS TO

IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY DEVICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-79[ P89-10079 06

PRATT AND WHITNEY AIRCRAFT

U,S. GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFT ENGINE PROGRAM

[ NASA RELEASE-89-26) P89-10026 06

PRATT AND WHITNEY CORP., WEST PALM BEACH

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

iNASA RELEASE-89-271 P89-10027 06

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-e9-6,6( P89-100,66 06

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-991 P89-10099 06

PRC

S PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

PRELAUNCH TESTS

STS-29 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULED FOR FEB, 7

[ NASA RELEASE-89-13 ] P89-10013 06

PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10196 05

PRESSURE SUIT

S SPACE SUITS

PRIVATE SECTOR COOPERATION

S INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

PROBES

S GALILEO PROJECT

PROCUREMENT

S CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

PRODUCTIVITY

FINANCING ARRANGED FOR AMMONIUM

PERCHLORATE PLANT

[NASA RELEASE-89-40} P89-10040 06

A-23
PRODUCTIVITYIMPROV. AND QUAL. ENHANCEMENT

PRODUCTIVITY IMPROV, AND QUAL ENHANCEMENT

NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-57] P89-10057 06

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-65[ P89-10065 06

PROP-FAN TECHNOLOGY

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

(NASA RELEASE-89-64 J P89-10064 06

PROPELLANTS

SA SLUSH HYDROGEN

FINANCING ARRANGED FOR AMMONIUM

PERDHLORATE PLANT

[NASA RELEASE-89-40[ P89-10040 06

PROPULSION

MILESTONE REACHED IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-127[ P89-10127 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

PROPULSIVE-LIFT AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY

S AUGMENTED LIFT SYSTEMS

PROTEINS

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

[NASA RELEASE-89-97[ P89-10097 06

PUBLIC HEALTH

US/U.S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83[ P89-10083 06

U.S./SOVtET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-95[ P89-10095 06

PUBLIC RELATIONS

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

[ NASA RELEASE-89-116] P89-10116 06

APOLLO-ERA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS CONTINUE

TO ENHANCE HUMAN LIFE

(NASA RELEASE_9-117J P89-10117 06

STUDY IDENTIFIES ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM

NASA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS

[NASA RELEASE-89-142[ P89-10142 06

PUBLICATIONS

S IMPLANTABLE BIOTELEMETRY SYSTEMS

S SPACE PHYSIOLOGY AND MEDICINE

Q

QUALIFICATION MOTOR-8

SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR SLATED

FOR FINAL TEST FIRING

[NASA RELEASE-89-2[ P89-10002 06

QUALITY ASSURANCE

LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER WINS QUALITY

IMPROVEMENT PROTOTYPE AWARD

[NASA RELEASE-89-21[ P89-10021 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168[ P89-10168 06

QUASARS

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY C,_LIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-164[ P89-10164 06

R

RADAR

SA OPTICAL RADAR

SA SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR

NASA SEEKS PROPOSAL FOR ORBITAL DEBRIS

RADAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-8) P89-10008 06

RADIATION

S ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

S PLANETARY RADIATION

S SOLAR RADIATION

S SPACE RADIATION

S X-RAYS

RADIATION EFFECTS

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

US./USSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-18[ P89-10018 06

U.S.-U.S.S.R LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE

LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-89-138[ P89-10138 06

RADIO ASTRONOMY

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT DETECTS RADIO

EMISSIONS FROM NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-B9-134J P89-10134 06

RADIO COMMUNICATIONS

SA MICROWAVE COMMUNICATIONS

MOBILE SATELLITE SYSTEM PROVEN IN AIRBORNE

TEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-56[ P89-10056 06

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-129] P89-10129 06

RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE

NASA, CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMV MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-112[ P89-10112 06

RADIO TRANSMISSION

NASA, CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMV MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-112[ P89-10112 06

RADIO WAVES

NASA, CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMV MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-112[ P89-10112 06

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT DETECTS RADIO

EMISSIONS FROM NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-134) P89-10134 06

RADIOMETERS

S MICROWAVE RADIOMETERS

S SOLAR BACKSCATTER UV SPECTRAL

RADIOMETER

RAIN

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-122[ P89-10122 06

RECOVERY OPERATIONS

S SPACECRAFT RECOVERY

REDUCED GRAVITY

S MICROGRAVITY

REFLECTORS

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

[NASA RELEASE-89-119[ P89-10119 06

RELIABILITY

SA QUALITY ASSURANCE

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168[ P89-10168 06

REMOTE MANIPULATOR SYSTEM

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-96[ P89-10096 06

REMOTE SENSING

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15[ P89-10015 06

DISCOVERY'S RETURN-TO-FLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS

RECORD MANY FIRSTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-31 J P89-10031 06

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

[ NASA RELEASE-89-33[ P89-10033 06

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-89-53[ P89-10053 06

U.S,/USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123[ P89-10123 06

SUBJECT INDEX

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

[NASA RELEASE-89-124[ P89-10124 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165[ P89-10165 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

1:)89-10195 05

REMOTE SENSORS

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

[NASA RELEASE-89-9[ P89-10009 06

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15J P89-10015 06

REPLACEMENT ORBITER

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

STATE-LEVEL WINNERS ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-89-34] P89-10034 06

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

NASA CALLS FOR PROPOSALS REGARDING

REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

INASA RELEASE-89-6] P89-10006 06

NASA SEEKS PROPOSAL FOR ORBITAL DEBRIS

RADAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-81 P89-10008 06

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

lNASA RELEASE-89-15[ P89-10015 06

NASA GODDARD CENTER REQUESTS COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH SERVICES PROPOSALS

NASA RELEASE-89-29[ P89-10029 06

SOLICITATION PACKAGE RELEASED FOR USE OF

TDRS C-BAND

NASA RELEASE-89-91J P89-1009t 06

TWO COMPANIES CHOSEN FOR WORK ON LIFE

SCIENCE SATELLITE

NASA RELEASE-89-101J P89-10101 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

NASA RELEASE-89-102) P89-10102 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

NASA RELEASE-89-104J P89-10104 06

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

NASA RELEASE-89-121 ] P89-10t21 06

NASA SEEKS SPACE STATION ASSURED CREW

RETURN VEHICLE PROPOSALS

NASA RELEASE-89-157] P89-10157 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

NASA RELEASE-89-181} P89-10181 06

RESCUE EQUIPMENT

NASA SEEKS SPACE STATION ASSURED CREW

RETURN VEHICLE PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-157] P89-10157 06

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

SA ADVANCED RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

SA MATERIALS RESEARCH

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-181 ] P89-10181 06

COMPTON NAMES AMES RESEARCH CENTER

DIRECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-182[ P89-10182 06

RESEARCH AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER WINS QUALITY

IMPROVEMENT PROTOTYPE AWARD

]NASA RELEASE-89-21 ) P89-10021 06

RESEARCH GRANTS

S UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

A-24
SUBJECT INDEX

RESEARCH PROJECTS

U.S. GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFT ENGINE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-261 P89-10026 06

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

[NASA RELEASE-89-135 P89-10135 06

NASA DESIGNATES 17 SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

[NASA RELEASE-89-136 P89-10136 06

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140 P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146 P89-10146 06

NASA OPENS tTS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148 P89-10148 06

STUDY SHOWS COMMON PLANTS HELP REDUCE

INDOOR AIR POLLUTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-149 P89-10149 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-150 P89-10150 06

NASA DESIGNATES ADDITIONAL SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

[NASA RELEASE-89-184 P89-10184 06

RESEARCH PROPOSALS

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PHASE II PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-19] P89-10019 06

RESINS

S EPOXY RESINS

RETIREMENT

ODOM ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-61J P89-10061 06

REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

NASA CALLS FOR PROPOSALS REGARDING

REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-6[ P89-10006 06

REUSABLE SPACE VEHICLES

SA REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

TWO COMPANIES CHOSEN FOR WORK ON LIFE

SCIENCE SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-101{ P89-10101 06

RFP

S REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

RICE UNIV., HOUSTON, TEX.

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148] P89-10148 06

RMS

S REMOTE MANIPULATOR SYSTEM

ROBOTICS

S FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

S TELEROBOTIC SYSTEMS

ROCKET ENGINES

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

S LIQUID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

S SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

S SPACE TRANSPORTATION BOOSTER ENGINE

S SPACE TRANSPORTATION MAIN ENGINE

ROCKETDYNE, CANOGA PARK, CALIF.

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-66[ P89-10066 06

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

{NASA RELEASE-89-99[ P89-10099 06

ROCKETS

S LAUNCH VEHICLES

S SOUNDING ROCKETS

ROCKWELL INTERN. CORP., CANOGA PARK, CA.

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-27[ P89-10027 06

ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP.

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-65] P89-10065 06

ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP., DOWNEY, CA.

PRESIDENT BUSH NAMES REPLACEMENT ORBITER

'ENDEAVOUR'

[NASA RELEASE-89-70) P89-10070 06

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTTLE LANDING GEAR

INASA RELEASE-89-74] P89-10074 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

INASA RELEASE-89-168] P89-10168 06

ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP., LOS ANGELES

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

{NASA RELEASE-89_56] P89-10066 06

ROLLS-ROYCE LTD., ENGLAND

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-16[ P89-10016 06

ROTATION

S EARTH ROTATION

ROYAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, STOCKHOLM

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

{NASA RELEASE-89-55{ P89-10055 06

RRS/SATELLITE/

S REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

RUST ENGINEERING, BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

INASA RELEASE-89-57] P89-10057 06

S

SAFETY SYSTEMS

S AIRCRAFT SAFETY

SAMPLING

S AIR SAMPLING

SAN ANDREAS FAULT

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

{ NASA RELEASE-89-33] P89-10033 06

MOBILE VLBt UNITS MEASURE MOVEMENT FROM

LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE

[NASA RELEASE-89-1701 P89-10170 06

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-164] P89-10164 06

SANDERS ASSOCIATES, INC.

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

[ NASA RELEASE-89-42 j P89-10042 06

SANDIA LABS., ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX.

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-42[ 1:)89-10042 06

SATELLITE COMMUNICATION

U.S./U.S.SR SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83[ P89-10083 06

SOLICITATION PACKAGE RELEASED FOR USE OF

TDRS C_BAND

[NASA RELEASE-89-91[ 1:)89-10091 06

U.S./SOVIET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-95[ P89.10095 06

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY WORK

[NASA RELEASE*89-109[ P89-10109 06

SATELLITE CONFIGURATIONS

NASA GODDARD CENTER REQUESTS COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH SERVICES PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-89-29[ P89-10029 06

SOLICITATION PACKAGE RELEASED FOR USE OF

TDRS C-BAND

[NASA RELEASE-89-91} P89-10091 06

SCHOLASTIC COOPERATION

SATELLITE DATA ANALYSIS CENTER, LARC

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

{NASA RELEASE-89-481 P89-10048 06

SATELLITE DESIGN

NASA CALLS FOR PROPOSALS REGARDING

REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-61 P89-10006 06

SATELLITE INSTRUMENTS

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-158J P89-10158 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177[ P89-10177 06

SATELLITE NETWORK

S SPACEBRIDGE NETWORK

SATELLITE ORBITS

NASA GODDARD CENTER REQUESTS COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH SERVICES PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-29[ P89-10029 06

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE-4

DECLARED OPERATIONAL

[NASA RELEASE-89-86} P89-10086 06

SATELLITE SERVICING WORKSHOP

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

INASA RELEASE-89-10OI P89-10100 06

SATELLITES

S ADVANCED COMPOSITION EXPLORER /ACE/

S COMMUNICATION SATELLITES

S COMSAT SATELLITES

S COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

S COSMOS SATELLITES

S EARTH RADIATION BUDGET SATELLITE

SYSTEM

S FAR ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROSCOPIC

EXPLORER

S FAST AURORAL SNAPSHOT EXPLORER

S FLTSATCOM SATELLITES

S GOES /GEOSTAT. OPERATIONAL ENVIRON.

SAT./

S HEAD-2

S INTELSAT SATELLITES

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

S JAPANESE SATELLITES

S LEASAT-5

S LIFESAT

S NAVY SATELLITE SYSTEM

S NIMBUS SATELLITES

S NIMBUS 7

S NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

S PIONEER 10

S PIONEER 11

S REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

S SPACE STATIONS

S SYNCOM 4

SATURN/PLANET/

VOYAGER DISCOVERS 3 ADDITIONAL MOONS

AROUND NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-128[ P89-10128 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131[ P89-10131 06

SATURN LAUNCH VEHICLE

S SATURN 5

SATURN 5

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA

P89-10189 05

SCA'n'EROMETER

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10190 05

SCHOLASTIC COOPERATION

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S

[NASA RELEASE-89-30[ P89-10030 06

A-25
SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNAT. CORP., CA.

NASA TO EXPAND UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

PARTNERSHIP

[NASA RELEASE-89_,5 P89-10045 06

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55 P89-10055 06

NASA TO SUPPORT COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

SOUNDING ROCKET FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-58 P89-10058 06

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

[ NASA RELEASE-89-64 P89-10064 06

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-66 P89-10066 06

PRESIDENT BUSH NAMES REPLACEMENT ORBITER

'ENDEAVOUR'

{NASA RELEASE-89-70 P89-10070 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

(NASA RELEASE-89-84 P89-10084 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89*104 P89-10104 06

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-118 P89-10118 06

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS tN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

INASA RELEASE-89-135 P89-10135 06

NASA DESIGNATES 17 SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

[NASA RELEASE-89-136 P89-10136 06

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[NASA RELEASE-89-139 P89-10139 06

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140 P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED tN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

INASA RELEASE-89-146J P89-10146 06

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

;TUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

NASA RELEASE-89-148 P89-10148 06

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

[NASA RELEASE-89-167 P89-10167 06

SPACE EXPOSED TOMATO SEEDS ARE COMING

HOME

{NASA RELEASE-89-174 P89-10174 06

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-176 P89-10176 06

NASA DESIGNATES 4 ADDITIONAL SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

[NASA RELEASE-89-184] P89-10184 06

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: U.S. SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P89-10197 05

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNAT. CORP., CA.

TWO COMPANIES CHOSEN FOR WORK ON LIFE

SCIENCE SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-B9-101[ P89-10101 06

SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

S FAR ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROSCOPIC

EXPLORER

S lUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

S LIFESAT

S REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE

NASA, AMROC AGREE TO CRITICAL CHEMICAL

EXCHANGE

[NASA RELEASE-89-92} P89-10092 06

SDAC

S SATELLITE DATA ANALYSIS CENTER, LARC

SEEDS PROJECT

SPACE EXPOSED TOMATO SEEDS ARE COMING

HOME

[NASA RELEASE-89-174] P89-10174 06

SELF REPAIRING FLIGHT CONTROL PROGRAM

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-691 P89-10069 06

SHIELDING

S THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM

SHORT TAKEOFF AND VERT. LANDING AIRCRAFT

S STOVL AIRCRAFT

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING PROGRAM

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

STATE-LEVEL WINNERS ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-89-34} P89-10034 06

SHUTTLE TRAINING AIRCRAFT

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-64} P89-10064 06

SHUTTLE.C

SHUTTLE-C USERS' CONFERENCE SLATED FOR

MAY 25-26

[NASA RELEASE-89-38] P89-10038 06

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

INASA RELEASE-89-107} P89-10107 06

SIGNAL PROCESSING

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE*89-133} P89-10133 06

SIMULATION

S COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

SIMULATORS

S AIRCRAFT LANDING DYNAMICS FACILITY, LARC

S NUMERICAL AERODYNAMIC SIMULATION SYS..

ARC

SKYLAB PROGRAM

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

SLS- 1

S SPACELAB LIFE SCIENCES 1

SLUSH HYDROGEN

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-176J P89-10t76 06

SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH

PROGRAM

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

[NASA RELEASE-89-17] P89-10017 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PHASE II PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-19] P89-10019 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

I NASA RELEASE-89-1501 P89-10150 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-181 ] P89-10181 06

SMALL BUSINESSES

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

INASA RELEASE-89-168] P89-10168 06

SUBJECT INDEX

SMALL SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S SMALL-CLASS EXPLORER PROGRAM

SMALL-CLASS EXPLORER PROGRAM

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-43] P89-I0043 06

SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYS. OBS., BOSTON, MASS.

NASA ASTRONOMER DISCOVERS 'NEAR-MISS'

ASTEROID THAT PASSED EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-89-52[ P89-10052 06

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

S NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM. WASH.,

DC

SOIL MOISTURE

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

[NASA RELEASE-89-124J P89-10124 06

SOLAR BACKSCATTER UV SPECTRAL RADIOMETER

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-93} P89-10093 06

SOLAR ECLIPSE

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90} P89-10090 06

SOLAR ENERGY

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-42] P89-10042 06

SOLAR HELIOSPRERIC OBSERVATORY

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-93] P89-10093 06

SOLAR PHYSICS

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-186] P89-10186 06

SOLAR POLAR MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

SOLAR PROBE

S ULYSSES MISSION

SOLAR RADIATION

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

INASA RELEASE-89-14] P89-10014 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-43} P89-10043 06

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-89-531 P89-10053 06

SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION

S PLANETARY EXPLORATION

S SPACE EXPLORATION

SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION COMMITTEE

US/USSR SOLAR SYSTEM JOINT WORKING

GROUP MET IN MOSCOW

{NASA RELEASE-89-178J P89-10178 06

SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION DIVISION, NASA

NASA ASTRONOMER DISCOVERS 'NEAR-MISS'

ASTEROID THAT PASSED EARTH

I NASA RELEASE-89-52] P89-10052 06

SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION PROGRAM, NASA

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-89-118[ P89-10118 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

INASA RELEASE-89-144] P89-10144 06

SOLAR WIND

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148] P89-10148 06

SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

SA ADVANCED SOLIC ROCKET MCTOR

/SHUTTLE/

SA SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

THE YEAR iN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-1831 P89-10183 06

SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHU'FLE/

S SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

A-26
SUBJECT INDEX

SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

SA ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

/SHUFFLE/

SPACE SHUFFLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR SLATED

FOR FINAL TEST FIRING

[NASA RELEASE-89-2[ P89-10002 06

FINANCING ARRANGED FOR AMMONIUM

PERCHLORATE PLANT

[NASA RELEASE-89-40[ P89-10040 06

SOLID STATE PHYSICS

S CRYSTALLOGRAPHY

SOUNDING

S ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING

SOUNDING ROCKETS

SA BLACK BRANT SOUNDING ROCKETS

SA NIKE-ORION SOUNDING ROCKET

NASA TO SUPPORT COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

SOUNDING ROCKET FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-89-58[ P89-10058 06

SOVIET SPACECRAFT

S COSMOS SATELLITES

SOVIET UNION

S USSR.

SPACE

S INTERPLANETARY SPACE

S INTERSTELLAR SPACE

SPACE BIOLOGY

S EXOBIOLOGY

SPACE COMMERCIALIZATION

COMMERCIAL SPACE RESEARCH LEADS TO

IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY DEVICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-79[ P89-10079 06

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[NASA RELEASE-89-1391 P89-10139 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ClA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMI'I-rEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

SPACE COMMUNICATIONS

INTELSAT SELECTED FOR USE OF TDRS C-BAND

[NASA RELEASE-89-137[ P89-10137 06

SPACE DEBRIS

NASA SEEKS PROPOSAL FOR ORBITAL DEBRIS

RADAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-8[ P89-10008 06

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-89-20[ P89-10020 06

SPACE EXPLORATION

SA LUNAR EXPLORATION

SA PLANETARY EXPLORATION

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165[ _89-10165 06

ADMINISTRATOR TRULY GIVES BOOST TO

READING PROGRAM

[ NASA RELEASE-89-166[ P89-10166 06

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186[ P89-10186 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C, P89-10187 05

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE: STATEMENT

OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR P89-10192 05

EXCERPT, S FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P'89-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: U.S. SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P89-10197 05

SPACE FERRY

S FERRY SPACECRAFT

SPACE FLIGHT/SPACE STATION INTEGRAT. OFF.

HARTSFIELD TO HEAD SPACE FLIGHT/SPACE

STATION INTEGRATION OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE_9-88] P89-10088 06

SPACE FLIGHTS

S STS-26

S STS-27

S STS-28

S STS-29

S STS-30

S STS-32

S STS-33

S STS-34

S STS-35

S STS-36

S STS-37

S STS-38

S STS-39

S STS-40

S STS-41

S STS-42

S STS-47

SPACE GRANT COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

S UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

SPACE INFRARED TELESCOPE FACILITY

U.S. LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-89-63[ P89-10063 06

SPACE LABORATORIES

S INTERNATIONAL MICROGRAVITY LABORATORY

SPACE PHYSICS

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148[ P89-10148 06

SPACE PHYSIOLOGY AND MEDICINE

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

U.S./USSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE.-89-18[ P89-10018 06

SPACE PLASMAS

NASA, CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMV MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-112[ P89-10112 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-131J P89-10131 06

SPACE PLATFORMS

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

[NASA RELEASE-89-9[ P89-10009 06

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15[ P89-10015 06

SPACE POWER

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-42] P89-10042 06

COMMERCIAL SPACE RESEARCH LEADS TO

IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY DEVICE

[NASA REg.-EASE-B9-79[ P89-10079 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

SPACE PROBES

S PIONEER 10

S PIONEER 11

S VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

SPACE PROCESSING

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-4[ P89-10004 06

NASA CALLS FOR PROPOSALS REGARDING

REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-6] • P89-10006 06

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

[NASA RELEASE-89-32[ P89-10032 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105] P89-10105 06

SPACE SCIENCES

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

{ NASA RELEASE-89-113 ] P89-10113 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

1:)89-10198 05

SPACE PROGRAMS

SA MANNED MARS MISSIONS

SA RESEARCH PROJECTS

NASA PROGRAMS GENERATE MORE THAN 300,000

JOBS, STUDY SHOWS

[NASA RELEASE-89-94[ P89-10094 06

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

I NASA RELEASE-89-118[ P89-10118 06

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

[NASA RELEASE-89-130[ P89-10130 06

STUDY IDENTIFIES ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM

NASA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS

[NASA RELEASE-89-1421 P89-10142 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, DC P89-10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ClA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA 1:)89-10194 05

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

SPACE RADIATION

TWO COMPANIES CHOSEN FOR WORK ON LIFE

SCIENCE SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-101 I P89-10101 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

INASA RELEASE-89-1581 P89-10158 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-1721 P89-10172 06

SPACE RESCUE

NASA SEEKS SPACE STATION ASSURED CREW

RETURN VEHICLE PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-157] P89-10157 06

SPACE SCIENCES

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-118[ P89-101t8 06

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

[NASA RELEASE-89-130[ P89-10130 06

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140[ P89-10140 06

STUDY IDENTIFIES ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM

NASA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS

[NASA RELEASE-89-142[ P89-10142 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146[ P89-10146 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165[ 1:)89-10165 06

A-27
SPACE SERVICES INC., HOUSTON, TEX.

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

tO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180J P89-10180 06

COMPTON NAMES AMES RESEARCH CENTER

DIRECTOR

{ NASA RELEASE-89-1821 P89-10182 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89°10183 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C+ P89-10187 05

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE: STATEMENT

OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR P89-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CtA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY+ VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

SPACE SERVICES INC., HOUSTON, TEX.

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

{NASA RELEASE-89-102] P89-10102 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSIONS

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SHUTTLE FLIGHT

SEQUENCE

{NASA RELEASE-89-731 P89-10073 06

SPACE SHUTrLE OPERATIONS

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-93] P89-10093 06

NASA SEEKS SPACE STATION ASSURED CREW

RETURN VEHICLE PROPOSALS

{NASA RELEASE-89-157] P89-10157 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

{NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

SPACE SHUI-rLE ORBITERS

SA ATLANTIS

SA COLUMBIA

SA DISCOVERY

SA ENDEAVOUR

SA REPLACEMENT ORBITER

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

STATE-LEVEL WINNERS ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-89-34] P89-10034 06

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTTLE LANDING GEAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-741 P89-10074 06

INTELSAT SEI ECTED FOR USE OF TDRS C-BAND

INASA RELEASE*89-137} P89-10137 06

SPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADS

SA SPACE INFRARED TELESCOPE FACILITY

SA X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-46 } P89-10046 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105} P89-10105 06

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-113J P89-10113 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-169] P89-10169 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

SPACE SHUI"rLE PROGRAM OFFICE, NASA

ALDRICH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

AERONAUTICS AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY; CRIPPEN

TO HEAD SHUFFLE PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-89-1621 P89-10162 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-S9-171} P89-10t7t 06

SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

SPACE SHUTTLES

SA SHUTTLE-C

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-541 P89-10054 06

PRESIDENT BUSH NAMES REPLACEMENT ORBITER

'ENDEAVOUR'

[NASA RELEASE-89-70] P89-10070 06

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

INASA RELEASE-89-76} P89-10076 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

INASA RELEASE-89-165{ P89-10165 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE: STATEMENT

OF DR. JAMES C, FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR P89-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: U.S. SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P89-10197 05

SPACE STATION POLAR PLATFORM

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

[NASA RELEASE-89-9] P89-10009 06

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

INASA RELEASE_9-15] P89-10015 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

{NASA RELEASE-89-104} P89-10104 06

SPACE STATION PROGRAM

NASA SEEKS PROPOSAL FOR ORBITAL DEBRIS

RADAR

{NASA RELEASE-89-8} P89-10008 06

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-15} P89-10015 06

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED TO NEGOTIATE MAJOR

KSC COMPUTER UPGRADE

I NASA RELEASE-89-51 ] P89-10051 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTOR

[ NASA RELEASE-89-54 } P89-10054 06

LOGO SELECTED FOR SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-89-68} P89-10068 06

MOSER TO LEAVE NASA MAY 13

{NASA RELEASE-89-72} P89-10072 06

SPACE STATION PROGRAM LEADERSHIP

SELECTED BY TRULY

[NASA RELEASE-89-77J P89-10077 06

HARTSFIELD TO HEAD SPACE FLIGHT/SPACE

STATION INTEGRATION OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-881 P89-10088 06

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

INASA RELEASE-89-96] P89-10096 06

TANNER TO LEAVE NASA

INASA RELEASE-89-1031 P89-10103 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

INASA RELEASE-89-1041 P89-10104 06

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

{NASA RELEASE-89-107{ P89-10107 06

MOOREHEAD NAMED SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM DEPUTY

[NASA RELEASE-89-1551 P89-10155 06

SUBJECT INDEX

NASA SEEKS SPACE STATION ASSURED CREW

RETURN VEHICLE PROPOSALS

{NASA RELEASE-89-157] P89-10157 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165} P89-10165 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-89-171} P89-10171 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

{NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10187 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA

P89-10t89 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, DC. P89-10190 05

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE: STATEMENT

OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR P89-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: US SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P89-10197 05

SPACE STATIONS

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

INASA RELEASE-89-32] P89-10032 06

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

INASA RELEASE-89-76} P89-10076 06

SPACE SUITS

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

INASA RELEASE-89-76} P89-10076 06

SPACE TELESCOPE

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INSTITUTE

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-3} P89-10003 06

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-89-121 ] P89-10121 06

THE YEAR tN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183} P89-10183 06

SPACE TRANSFER VEHICLES

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-107] P89-10107 06

SPACE TRANSPORTATION BOOSTER ENGINE

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-89-99J P89-10099 06

SPACE TRANSPORTATION MAIN ENGINE

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-991 P89-10099 06

SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

SA SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

A-28
SUBJECT INDEX

SHUTTLE-C USERS' CONFERENCE SLATED FOR

MAY 25-26

(NASA RELEASE-89-381 P89-10038 06

HARRIS CORP, SELECTED TO NEGOTIATE MAJOR

KSC COMPUTER UPGRADE

[NASA RELEASE-69-51{ P89-10051 06

BRIDWELL TO MANAGE SHUTI'LE PROJECTS

OFFICE AT MARSHALL

(NASA RELEASE-89-78[ P89-10078 06

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-89-99[ P89-10099 06

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

INASA RELEASE-89-107 ] P89-10107 06

NASA SEEKS SPACE STATION ASSURED CREW

RETURN VEHICLE PROPOSALS

(NASA RELEASE-89-1571 P89-10157 06

SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM FLIGHTS

S STS-26

S STS-27

S STS-28

S STS-29

S STS-30

S STS-32

S STS-33

S STS-34

S STS-35

S STS-36

S STS-37

S STS-38

S STS-39

S STS-40

S STS-41

S STS-42

S STS-47

SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

NASA CALLS FOR PROPOSALS REGARDING

REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

(NASA RELEASE-89-6} P89-10006 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

(NASA RELEASE-69-I04J P89-f0104 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-1051 P89-10105 06

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-113[ P89-10113 06

SPACEBORNE PHOTOGRAPHY

DISCOVERY'S RETURN-TO-FLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS

RECORD MANY FIRSTS

(NASA RELEASE-69-3'IJ. P89-1003t 06

SPACEBORNE TELESCOPES

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

S X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

SPACEBRIDGE NETWORK

U.S./U.S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83[ P89-10083 06

US./SOVIET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-95[ P89-10095 06

SPACECRAFT

S AEROSPACE PLANES

S FERRY SPACECRAFT

S ORBIT TRANSFER VEHICLES

S SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

S SPACE SHUTTLES

S SPACE TRANSFER VEHICLES

S VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

SPACECRAFT COMMUNICATIONS

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-129[ P89-10129 06

INTELSAT SELECTED FOR USE OF TDRS C-BAND

{NASA RELEASED89-137] P89-t0t37 06

PRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS TO BECOME

SPACE FLIGHT ROUTINE

[NASA RELEASE-89-161 ] P89-10161 06

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

SA SATELLITE DESIGN

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

[NASA RELEASED89-84} P89-10084 06

SPACECRAFT INSTRUMENTS

S SATELLITE INSTRUMENTS

SPACECRAFT LAUNCHING

STS-29 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 7

{NASA RELEASE-89-13] P89-10013 06

SPACECRAFT RECOVERY

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SHUTTLE FLIGHT

SEQUENCE

(NASA RELEASE-89-73J P89-10073 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

(NASA RELEASE-89-93[ P89-10093 06

SPACECRAFT TRACKING

ANTENNA _N JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-133J P89-10133 06

SPACECREWS

STS-29 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 7

{NASA RELEASE-B9-13} P89-10013 06

DEADLINE SET FOR NEXT ASTRONAUT

SELECTION

[NASA RELEASE-B9-50J PB9-t0050 06

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143[ P89-10143 06

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-153] 1::'89-10153 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHU]_LE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-1541 P89-10154 06

NASA SEEKS SPACE STATION ASSURED CREW

RETURN VEHICLE PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-167} P89-10157 06

PRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS TO BECOME

SPACE FLIGHT ROUTINE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-161} P89-10161 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-160[ P89-10160 06

SPACEHAB

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-93[ P89-10093 06

SPACELAB

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-B9-4 ] P89-10004 06

SPACELAB J MISSION

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

{NASA RELEASE-89-169} P89-10169 06

SPACELAB LIFE SCIENCES 1

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

(NASA RELEASE-B9-44[ P69-10044 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

{NASA RELEASE-89-169} P89-10169 06

SPACELAB MISSION O-1

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-1131 P89-10113 06

SPACELAB MISSION 0-2

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-89-113[ P89-10113 06

SPACELAB MISSION 0-3

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN" SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-113] P89-10113 06

SPECTROMETERS

SA HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGING SPECTROMETER

SA INFRARED SPECTROMETER

STS-26

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE°89-104[ P89-10104 06

SPECTROPHOTOMETERS

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK {N TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-158] P89-10158 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

INASA RELEASE-89-172} P89-10172 06

SPECTROSCOPY

S ASTRONOMICAL SPECTROSCOPY

SPINOFFS

S TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

SRM

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

STA

S SHUTTLE TRAINING AIRCRAFT

STARS

S GLOBULAR CLUSTERS

S LEO CONSTELLATION

S NEUTRON STARS

S WHITE DWARF STARS

STARS, HOUSTON, TEXAS

U S./U.SS.R, SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

INASA RELEASE-89-83[ P89-10083 06

STATIONS

S GROUND STATIONS

S TRACKING STATIONS

STELLAR ENVELOPES

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-3[ P89-10003 06

STELLAR EVOLUTION

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-3} P89-10003 06

STELLAR SPECTRA

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-B9-186[ P89-10186 06

STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISS.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR ASRM

ISSUED

[NASA RELEASE-89-37[ P89-10037 06

NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-57} P89-10057 06

SMITH APPOINTED DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NASA

STENNIS SPACE CENTER

{NASA RELEASE-89-85[ 1:'89-10085 06

CONTRACTOR CHOSEN FOR STENNIS FACILITY

OPERATING SUPPORT SERVICES

[NASA RELEASE-89-98[ P69-10098 06

STUDY SHOWS COMMON PLANTS HELP REDUCE

INDOOR AIR POLLUTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-149[ P89-10149 06

STIRLING ENGINE

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-8942[ P89-10042 06

STIRLING TECHNOLOGY CO., RICHLAND, WASH.

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

[ NASA RELEASE-8942[ P89-10042 06

STORMS

S STORMS/METEOROLOGY/

STORMS/METEOROLOGY/

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

{NASA RELEASE-89-122{ P89-10122 06

STOVL AIRCRAFT

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-16} P89-10016 06

STS-_

DISCOVERY'S RETURN-TO-FLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS

RECORD MANY FIRSTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-31} P89.10031 06

A-29
STS-27

STS-27

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-25[ P89-10025 06

STS-2a

NASA TO FLY ONE SHUFFLE MISSION BETWEEN

MAGELLAN AND GALILEO

[NASA RELEASE-89-59[ P89-10059 06

STS-29

STS-29 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULED FOR FEB, 7

[NASA RELEASE-89-13[ P89-10013 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

STS-30

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

NASA TO FLY ONE SHUTTLE MISSION BETWEEN

MAGELLAN AND GALILEO

[NASA RELEASE-89-59[ P89-10059 06

STS-32

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

[NASA RELEASE-89-173J P89-10173 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-1801 P89-10180 06

STS-33

NASA TO FLY ONE SHUTTLE MISSION BETWEEN

MAGELLAN AND GALILEO

INASA RELEASE-89-591 P89-10059 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-106[ P89-10106 06

STS-34

NASA TO FLY ONE SHUTTLE MISSION BETWEEN

MAGELLAN AND GALILEO

[NASA RELEASE-89-59] P89-10059 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

PRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS TO BECOME

SPACE FLIGHT ROUTINE

[NASA RELEASE-89-161| P89-10161 06

STS-35

MCBRIDE TO LEAVE NASA; BRAND NAMED

COMMANDER OF STS-35

[NASA RELEASE-89-62[ P89-10062 _6

HARTSFIELD TO HEAD SPACE FLIGHT/SPACE

STATION INTEGRATION OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-88[ P89-10088 06

STS-36

SPACE SHUFFLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-24[ P89-10024 06

STS-37

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-8944[ P89-10044 06

STS-3e

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

[NASA RELEASE-89-71[ P89-10071 06

STS-3g

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-154] P89-10154 06

STS-40

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-44] P89-10044 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[ NASA RELEASE-89-1061 P89-10106 0B

STS-41

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUFFLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154[ P89-10154 06

STS-42

NASA SPACE SHUFFLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-1061 P89-10t06 06

STS-47

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154[ P89-10154 06

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

{NASA RELEASE-89-140{ P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146[ P89-10146 06

STUDENT NEWSPAPER COMPETITION

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

{NASA RELEASE-89-140[ P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146] P89-10146 06

STUDENT SPACE STATION PROGRAM

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-89-140[ P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146[ P89-10146 06

SUBMILLIMETER WAVE ASTRONOMY

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-43[ P89-10043 06

SUNPOWER, INC., ATHENS, OHIO

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

[ NASA RELEASE-89-42[ P89-10042 06

SUPERCOMPUTERS

NASA/DARPA LOW-COST PARALLEL-PROCESSING

COMPUTER DEMONSTRATED

[ NASA RELEASE-89-80[ P89-10080 06

SUPERSONIC FLIGHT

NASA PLANS F-16XL SUSTAINED-SUPERSONIC

AIRFLOW RESEARCH TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-Bg-471 P89-10047 0B

SUPPORT SERVICES

SA GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT

CONTRACTOR CHOSEN FOR STENNIS FACILITY

OPERATING SUPPORT SERVICES

[NASA RELEASE-89-98[ P89-10098 06

SWEPT WINGS

S SWEPTEORWARD WINGS

SWEPTEORWARD WINGS

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

INASA RELEASE-89-7[ P89-10007 06

SWITZERLAND

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-48{ P89-t004B 0(5

SYNCOM SATELLITES

S SYNCOM 4

SYNCOM 4

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SHUFFLE FLIGHT

SEQUENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-73} P89-10073 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10.DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10t80 06

SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-15] P89-t0015 06

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSiON

{NASA RELEASE-89-27[ P89-10027 06

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-961 P89-10096 06

SUBJECT INDEX

CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-991 P89-10099 06

T

TAKEOFF PERFORMANCE MONITOR SYSTEM

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

[NASA RELEASE-89-167[ 1::)89-10167 06

TAPE RECORDERS

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-164[ P89-10164 06

TDR SATELLIllES

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[ NASA RELEASE-89-23J P89-10023 06

SOLICITATION PACKAGE RELEASED FOR USE OF

TDRS C-BAND

INASA RELEASE-89-91[ P89-10091 06

INTELSAT SELECTED FOR USE OF TDRS C-BAND

INASA RELEASE-89-137] P89-10137 06

TDRSS

S TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE

SYSTEM

TEACHER RESOURCE CENTERS, NASA

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

INASA RELEASE-89-116[ P89-I0116 06

TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENTS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10196 05

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE-89-301 P89-10030 06

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

IMAGE PROCESSING TO RELIEVE VISION

PROBLEMS

INASA RELEASE-89-5[ P89-10005 06

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

I NASA RELEASE-89-17[ P89-10017 06

COMMERCIAL SPACE RESEARCH LEADS TO

IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY DEVICE

I NASA RELEASE-89-79 ] P89-10079 06

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

INASA RELEASE-89-961 P89-10096 06

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'INVESTING

tN THE FUTURE'

INASA RELEASE-89-116[ P89-10116 06

APOLLO-ERA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS CONTINUE

TO ENHANCE HUMAN LIFE

INASA RELEASE-89-117[ P89-10117 06

STUDY IDENTIFIES ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM

NASA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS

[NASA RELEASE-89-142[ P89-t0142 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-150[ P89-10150 06

NASA TO COMBINE EXPLORATION AND

TECHNOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-185[ P89-10185 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C

P89-10196 05

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION

STUDY IDENTIFIES ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM

NASA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS

INASA RELEASE-89-142[ P89-10142 06

A-30
SUBJECT INDEX

TECTONICS

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

[NASA RELEASE-89-119] P89-10119 06

TELECONFERENCING

U.S./U.S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83] P89-10083 06

U.S./SOVIET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-95] P89-10095 06

TELEMEDICAL SYSTEMS

U.S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

[NASA RELEASE-89-28] P89-10028 06

U.S./U.S.S.R SPACEBRtDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83] P89-10083 06

U.S./SOVlET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-95] P89-10095 06

TELEMETRY

INTELSAT SELECTED FOR USE OF TDRS C-BAND

[NASA RELEASE-89-137] P89-t0137 06

TELEROBOTIC SYSTEMS

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-96] P89-10096 06

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARD A. FISK. NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

TELESCOPES

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

TEST FACILITIES

CONTRACTOR CHOSEN FOR STENNIS FACILITY

OPERATING SUPPORT SERVICES

[NASA RELEASE-89-98] P89-10098 06

TESTS

S AIRCRAFT TESTS

S DRUG TESTING /PERSONNEL/

S ENGINE TESTS

S FLIGHT TESTS

S GROUND TESTS

S PRELAUNCH TESTS

TETHER APPLICATIONS, LA JOLLA, CALIF.

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-118] P89-10118 06

TETHERED SATELLITE SYSTEM

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154] P89-10154 06

TETHERED SATELLITES

S TETHERED SATELLITE SYSTEM

TEXAS UNIV., AUSTIN

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

[NASA RELEASE-89-119] P89-10119 06

TEXAS UNIV., HOUSTON

U.S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

[NASA RELEASE-89-28] P89-10028 06

U.S./U.S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83] P89-10083 06

U.S./SOVIET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-95] P89-10095 0S

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148] P89-10148 06

TFX AIRCRAFT

S F'-I 11 AIRCRAFT

THEMATIC MAPPING

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

[NASA RELEASE-89-33] P89-10033 06

THERMACORE, INC.

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-42] P89-t0042 06

THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-251 P89-10025 06

TRERMOSTABILIZATION

U.S.-U.S.SR. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE

LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-89-138} P89-I0138 06

THRUST POWER

S PROPULSION

THRUST VECTOR CONTROL

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-16] P89-10016 06

TIDES

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

I NASA RE LEASE-89-119 ) P89-10 t 19 06

TILES

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-251 P89-10025 06

TILT ROTOR RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

[NASA RELEASE-89-130] P89-10130 06

TITAN LAUNCH VEHICLE

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-93] P89-10093 06

TITAN SYSTEMS, INC., SAN DIEGO, CALIF.

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-118] P89-10118 06

TOMS/TOTAL OZONE MAPPING SYSTEM/

S TOTAL OZONE MAPPING SYSTEM

TOPEXIPOSEIDON MISSION

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10190 05

TOTAL OZONE MAPPING SPECTROMETER

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-43} P89-10043 06

NASA SCIENTISTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

[NASA RELEASE-89-152J P89-10152 06

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

[NASA RI_LEASE-89-160] P89-10160 06

TOTAL OZONE MAPPING SYSTEM

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIEhlCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123] P89-10123 06

TPS

S THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM

TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION

S DEEP SPACE NETWORK

S GROUND STATIONS

S RADAR

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE SYSTEM

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE'TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-76] P89-10076 06

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE-4

DECLARED OPERATIONAL

[NASA RELEASE-89-86 j P89-10086 06

SOLICITATION PACKAGE RELEASED FOR USE OF

TDRS C-BAND

[NASA RELEASE-89-91] P89-10091 06

U.S.S.R.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

I NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITES

S TDR SATELLITES

TRACKING STATIONS

SA GOLDSTONE TRACKING STATION, CALIF.

SA GROUND STATIONS

SA USUDA TRACKING STATION, JAPAN

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

INASA RELEASE-89-164] P89-10164 06

TRANSMISSION

S RADIO TRANSMISSION

TRANSPONDERS

SOLICITATION PACKAGE RELEASED FOR USE OF

TDRS C-BAND

[NASA RELEASE-89-91] P89-10091 06

TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

[NASA RELEASE-89-135] P89-10135 06

TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF

S DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

S DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

TRITON

NASA'S VOYAGER 2 FINDS NEW MOON AROUND

NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-110] P89-10110 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131] P89-10131 06

GEYSER-LIKE PLUME DISCOVERED ON NEPTUNE'S

MOON TRITON

{NASA RELEASE_9-156] P89-10156 06

TRRA

S TiLT ROTOR RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

TRUCKS

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

[NASA RELEASE-89-17] P89-10017 06

TRW DEFENSE AND SPACE SYS. GROUP, CA.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145] P89-10145 06

TRW SPACE SYSTEMS, REDONDO BEACH, CALIF.

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE-4

DECLARED OPERATIONAL

[NASA RELEASE-89-86] P89-10086 06

TRW SYSTEMS, REDONDO BEACH, CALIF.

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186] P89-10186 06

TRW, INC., REDONDO BEACH, CALIF.

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

INASA RELEASE-89-14] P89-10014 06

U

U.S. SPACE FOUNDATION

S UNITED STATES SPACE FOUNDATION

U.S.S.R.

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

U.S./USSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-89-18] P89-10018 06

U.S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

[NASA RELEASE-89-28] P89-t0028 06

U.S./U.S.SR SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83] P89-10083 06

U.S./SOVIET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-95] P89-10095 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

A-31
ULYSSES MISSION

ULYSSES MISSION

U,S. LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

{NASA RELEASE-89-63] P89-10063 06

UNIFORMED SERV. UNIV. OF THE HEALTH SCI.

U.S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

INASA RELEASE-89-28[ P89-10028 06

U.S./U.S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-83[ P89-10083 06

U.S/SOVIET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

{NASA RELEASE-89-95[ P89-t0095 06

UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP.

S PRATT AND WHITNEY AIRCRAFT

UNITED KINGDOM

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

INASA RELEASE-89-161 P89-10016 06

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

INASA RELEASE-89-531 P89-10053 06

UNITED STATES SPACE FOUNDATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: U.S SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P89-10197 05

UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP.

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-27] P89-10027 06

UNIVERSITIES

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-89-1181 P89-10118 06

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

{NASA RELEASE-89-135[ P89-10135 06

UNIVERSITIES SPACE RESEARCH ASSOC.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-84} P89-10084 06

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

[NASA RELEASE-89-97{ P89-10097 06

UNIVERSITY ADVANCED DESIGN PROGRAM

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-89-84] P89-10084 06

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON, ENGLAND

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE-89-30[ P89-10030 06

UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

SA JOINT VENTURE PROGRAM /JOVE/

SA UNIVERSITY ADVANCED DESIGN PROGRAM

NASA DESIGNATES 17 SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

[ NASA RELEASE-89-136[ P89-10136 06

NASA DESIGNATES 4 ADDITIONAL SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

[NASA RELEASE-89-1841 P89-10184 06

UNMANNED SPACE FLIGHT PROGRAM

S VOYAGER PROJECT

UPPER ATMOSPHERE

NASA. CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMV MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-112} P89-10112 06

UPPER ATMOSPHERE RESEARCH SATELLITE

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10190 05

URANUS/PLANET/

VOYAGER DISCOVERS 3 ADDITIONAL MOONS

AROUND NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-1281 P89-10128 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-1311 P89-10131 06

USML-1

S MICROGRAVITY LABORATORY-1 /USML-1 /

USRA

S UNIVERSITIES SPACE RESEARCH ASSOC

USUDA TRACKING STATION, JAPAN

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-1311 P89-10131 06

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-1331 P89-10t33 06

UTAH STATE UNIV.

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55) P89-10055 06

UTAH UNIV., SALT LAKE CiTY

U,S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

{NASA RELEASE-89-28) P89-10028 06

U.S./U.S.S.R. SPACEBRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

I NASA RELEASE-89-83[ P89-10083 06

U.S./SOVIET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

INASA RELEASE-89-95} P89-10095 06

V

VALVE TECHNOLOGY

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

[NASA RELEASE-89-173] P89-10173 06

VANDENBERG AFB, CALIF.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-158J P89-10158 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

VANDERBILT UNIV., NASHVILLE, TENN.

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148[ P89-10148 06

VEGETATION

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

[NASA RELEASE-89-124J P89-10124 06

VEHICLES

S LAUNCH VEHICLES

VELOCITY

S WIND VELOCITY

VENUS/PLANET/

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-129} P89-10129 06

VENUS EXPLORATION

SA MAGELLAN MISSION

SHUTrLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{NASA RELEASE-89-151 ] P89-10151 06

VENUS RADAR MAPPER

S MAGELLAN MISSION

VENUS SURFACE

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

VERY LONG BASELINE INTERFEROMETRY

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-89-164} P89-10164 06

MOBILE VLBI UNITS MEASURE MOVEMENT FROM

LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE

{NASA RELEASE-89-1701 P89-10170 06

VIDEO TAPE

APOLLO 11 CREW 20TH ANIVERSARY PRESS

CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

I NASA RELEASE-89-67 _ P89-10067 06

SUBJECT INDEX

VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INST. BLACKSBURG

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

I NASA RELEASE-89-66} P89-10066 06

VISION AIDS

IMAGE PROCESSING TO RELIEVE VISION

PROBLEMS

{NASA RELEASE-89-5[ P89-10005 06

VISUALTEK, INC., SANTA MONICA, CALIF.

IMAGE PROCESSING TO RELIEVE VISION

PROBLEMS

[NASA RELEASE-89-5[ P89-10005 06

VLBI

S VERY LONG BASELINE tNTERFEROMETRY

VOLCANOLOGY

U.S /USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123} P89-10123 06

VORTEX BREAKDOWN

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

[NASA RELEASE-89-17[ P89-10017 06

VOYAGER PROJECT

NASA'S VOYAGER 2 FINDS NEW MOON AROUND

NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-110} P89-10110 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131[ P89-10131 06

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

VOYAGER DISCOVERS 3 ADDITIONAL MOONS

AROUND NEPTUNE

NASA RELEASE-89-1281 P89-10128 06

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

INASA RELEASE-89-129[ P89-10129 06

TWO PARTIAL RINGS OF NEPTUNE DISCOVERED

BY VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

NASA RELEASE-89-132} P89-10132 06

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

NASA RELEASE-89-133] P89-10133 06

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT DETECTS RADIO

EMISSIONS FROM NEPTUNE

NASA RELEASE-89-134[ P89-10134 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

NASA RELEASE-89-144} P89-10144 06

GEYSER-LIKE PLUME DISCOVERED ON NEPTUNE'S

MOON TRITON

[NASA RELEASE-89-1561 P89-10t56 06

THE YEAR tN REVIEW - 1989

INASA RELEASE-89-183J P89-10183 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

W

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, VA.

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S,

[NASA RELEASE-89-30] P89-10030 06

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

{NASA RELEASE-89-53[ P89-10053 06

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

I NASA RELEASE-89-55 } P89-10055 06

NASA, AMROC AGREE TO CRITICAL CHEMICAL

EXCHANGE

{NASA RELEASE-89-92} P89-10092 06

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-122} P89-10122 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-1721 P89-10t72 06

WARNING SYSTEMS

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

[NASA RELEASE-89-1671 P89-10167 06

A-32
SUBJECT INDEX

WASHINGTON UNIV., SEATTLE

ASTRONAUT 'PINKY' NELSON TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-B9-891 P89-10089 06

WATER

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

INASA RELEASE-89-173] P89-10173 06

WEATHER FORECASTING

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-1771 P89-10177 06

WEST GERMANY

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

INASA RELEASE-89-53J P89-10053 06

WEST VIRGINIA UNIV., MORGANTOWN

NASA TO EXPAND UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

PARTNERSHIP

{NASA RELEASE-89-45{ PB9-10045 06

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

INABA RELEASE-89-148{ P89-10148 06

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP.

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

{NASA RELEASE-89-42} P89-10042 06

WHITE DWARF STARS

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

INASA RELEASE-89-31 P89-10003 06

WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N. MEX.

NASA TO SUPPORT COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

SOUNDING ROCKET FLIGHTS

] NASA RELEASE-B9-58} P89-10058 06

WHITE SANDS SPACE HARBOR, N. MEX.

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTFLE LANDING GEAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-74] P89-10074 06

WIND/METEOROLOGY/

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-1771 P89-10177 06

WIND SHEAR

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-122] P89-10122 06

WIND TUNNEL TESTS

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

]NASA RELEASE-89.17J P89-10017 06

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

]NASA RELEASE-Bg-175J P89-10175 06

WIND TUNNELS

S NATIONAL TRANSONIC FACILITY

WIND VELOCITY

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-1771 P89-10177 06

WINGS

S AIRCRAFT WINGS

S SWEPTFORWARD WINGS

WOMEN

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-154] P89-10154 06

WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INST., MASS.

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-89-53J P89-10053 06

WORKING GROUPS

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

[NASA RELEASE-89-124} P89-10124 06

WORKING GROUPS, U.S.S.R./U.S.

U.S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

[NASA RELEASE-89-28J P89-10028 06

U.S /USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123] P89-10123 06

U.S.-U.S.SR. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE

LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-89-138} P89-10138 06

U.S./USSR SOLAR SYSTEM JOINT WORKING

GROUP MET IN MOSCOW

{NASA RELEASE-S9-178] P89-10178 06

WORLD CLIMATE RESEARCH PROGRAM

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

I NASA RELEASE-89-48] P89-10048 06

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO

NASA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

[NASA RELEASE-89-35} P89-10035 06

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-89-69] P89-10069 06

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTTLE LANDING GEAR

{NASA RELEASE-89-74} PB9-10074 06

X

X-RAY ASTRONOMY

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE_89-104} P89-10104 06

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

U.S. LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-89-63] P89-10063 06

X-RAY TELESCOPES

S X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FAC)LITY

X-RAYS

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

[NASA RELEASE-89-97] P89-10097 06

X-15 AIRCRAFT

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-B9-82] P89-10082 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA

P89-10189 05

X-29 AIRCRAFT

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

[NASA RELEASE.89-7] P89-10007 06

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

[NASA RELEASE-89-130} P89-10130 06

X-30 AIRCRAFT

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

{NASA RELEASE-89-66} P89-10066 06

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-176] P89-10176 06

Z

ZODIACAL LIGHT

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186_ P89-10186 06

ZODIACAL LIGHT

A-33

SECTION 2

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1989

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

APRIL 1990

Typical Personal Names

Index Listing

NUMBER I I

I

FISK, LENNARD A. I

i-+ NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY (

| DR. LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE I

| ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND|

| APPLICATIONS P89-10198 05 -'J I,cc ss,oNI

k___A I NUMBERI

The title of the news release or speech appears

under every name mentioned in each, whether or

not the individual was an author or a speaker. In

the case of a speech where the name refers to the

actual speaker, this is indicated with a + to the left

of the title. The NASA accession number is located

at the bottom right of the entry, followed by a twodigit number (05 or 06) identifying the index section

where the complete citation appears. In the case

of a news release, this number is included at the

bottom left of the entry,

A

ABBASCHIAN, G. J.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-eg-105J P89-t0105 06

ABBEY, GEORGE W. S.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[ NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-89-171 I P89-10171 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

1e-DAY COLUMBIA PLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-1S0} P89-10180 06

ADAMS, JOHN COUCH

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131} P89-10131 06

ADAMSON, JAMES C.

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

iNASA RELEASE-89-1831 P89-10183 06

AHLUWALIA, DHARAM V.

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

{NASA RELEASE-89-901 P89-10090 06

AIRY, GEORGE

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-131 } P89-10131 06

AKERS, THOMAS O.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-1541 P89-10154 06

ALDRICH, ARNOLD D.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

{NASA RELEASE-89-23} P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-89-151_ P89-10151 06

ALDRICH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

AERONAUTICS AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY; CRIPPEN

TO HEAD SHUTTLE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-162_ P89-10162 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180} P89-10180 06

NASA TO COMBINE EXPLORATION AND

TECHNOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-1851 P89-t0185 06

ALDRIN, EDWIN EUGENE, JR.

APOLLO 11 CREW 20TH ANIVERSARY PRESS

CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-89-67] P89-10067 06

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AiR SHOW

{NASA RELEASE-89-761 P89-10076 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON. D.C. P89-I0187 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DEL(VERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS. FRANCE

P89-10188 05

ALFVEN, HANNES

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

(NASA RELEASE-89-55 } P89-10055 06

ALGAZE-BEATO, ANTONIO

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-89-140] P89-t0140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

1NASA RELEASE-89-148] P89-10146 06

ALLARIO, FRANK

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-B9-tB01 P89-10180 06

ALLEN, LIEW

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-89-461 P89-10046 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

I NASA RELEASE-89-1311 P89-10131 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

ALLER, ROBERT O.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23| P89-10023 06

FORCE TO HEAD NASA SPACE OPERATIONS, ALLER

TO LEAVE CIVIL SERVICE

INASA RELEASE-89-115J P89-10115 06

ALMGRE, DAVID

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-1461 P89-10146 06

ALMQUIST, MARK E.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

NASA RELEASE-89-153[ P89-10153 06

ALOST, BOBBY

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

NASA RELEASE-89-148} P89-10148 06

ALPHER, RALPH

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

NASA RELEASE-89-1721 I°89.10172 06

ALRED, JOHN

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

NASA RELEASE-89-84] 1:)89-10084 06

ALVAREZ, JOSE M.

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

NASA RELEASE-89-48] P89-10048 06

ANANDA, MOHAN

SPACE SHUTrLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

ANDERS, WILLIAM ALISON

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

ANDERSON, HANS

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140} P89-10140 06

ANDERSON, J.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-1511 P89-I0151 06

APFEL, ROBERT E.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-105[ P89-10105 06

APT, JEROME

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-44 ] 1:)89-10044 06

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

I NASA RELEASE-89-1001 P89-10100 06

ARMSTRONG, NElL ALDEN

APOLLO 11 CREW 20TH ANIVERSARY PRESS

CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-89-671 P89-10067 06

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

INASA RELEASE-89-76} P89-10076 06

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-82] P89-t0082 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10187 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

B-1
ARNOLD, JAMES E.

ARNOLD, JAMES FSHUTrLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE_}9-151] P89-10151 06

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE_9-177] P8_10177 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

ARVlDSON, RAYMOND E.

SPACE SHUTrLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

ASKEW, RAY

COMMERCIAL SPACE RESEARCH LEADS TO

IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY DEVICE

{NASA RELEASE-8_79] P89-10079 06

ATKIN_I¢, DAVID

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-8_129] P89-10129 06

AUER, SIEGFRIED

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104[ P89-10104 06

AYERS, THEODORE G.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-Be-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTrLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P99-10046 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

B

BAGIAN, JAMES P.

STS-29 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 7

[NASA RELEASE_9-13[ P89-10013 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23} P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE_Ig-24] P89-10024 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-44[ P69-10044 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CRE3N ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-B9-106[ 1:)89-10106 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183[ P89-10183 06

BAHCALL, NETA

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-89-121[ P89-10121 06

BAKER, ELLEN

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10163 06

BAKER, KAY

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55[ P89-10055 06

BAKER, ROGER

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140[ P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-146} P89-10 =46 06

BAKER, ,_ K.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145] P89-10145 06

BAKER, VICTOR R.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

BALLHAUS, WILLIAM F., JR.

BALLHAUS RETURNS TO AMES RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-12[ P89-10012 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE_9-23} P89-10029 06

ROSEN NAMED ACTING ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-41} P89-10041 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89_I6] P89-10046 06

BALLHAUS RESIGNS AS DIRECTOR OF NASA'S

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-111} P89-10111 06

COMPTON NAMES AMES RESEARCH CENTER

DIRECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-182[ 1°89-10182 06

BALMINO, GEORGES

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-89_6 P89o10046 06

BANGERT, JOHN A.

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

NASA RELEASE_9-90 P89-10090 06

BANKS, PETER M.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

NASA RELEASE-89-104 P89-10104 06

BARKSTROM, BRUCE

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

NASA RELEASE-89-104 P89-10104 06

BARNES, WILLIAM /

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

NASA RELEASE-89-104 P89-10104 06

BARNETT, LARRY C.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

NASA RELEASE-89-23 P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE-89-160J P89-10180 06

BARON, ROBERT S.

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTrLE LANDING GEAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-74i P89-10074 06

BARSUKOV, ACADEMICIAN V. L.

U.S./USSR SOLAR SYSTEM JOINT WORKING

GROUP MET IN MOSCOW

[NASA RELEASE-89-178] P89-10178 06

BARTHELEMY, ROBERT R.

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE.89-66[ P89-10066 06

BARTOE, JOHN-DAVID F.

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

{NASA RELEASE-89-146] P89-10146 06

BAUER, ERIC

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140} P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146] P89-10146 06

B_kXTER, MARK G.

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE*89-140[ P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146[ P89-10146 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

BAYUZlCK, ROBERT J.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105] P89-10105 06

BECKER, JOHN V.

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

INASA RELEASE*89-82[ P89-10082 06

BECKHAM, B.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145[ P89-10145 06

BECKHAM, J. M.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

BECKHAM, WILLIE

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-89-180} P89-10180 06

BELCHER, JOHN

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

iNASA RELEASE-89-131} P89-10131 06

BELTON, M.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{ NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

BENNETT, CHARLES L

NASA SPACECRAFT TD LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

{NASA RELEASE-89-172} P89-10172 06

BERKSTRESSER, BETTY

NASA/DARPA LOW-COST PARALLEL-PROCESSiNG

COMPUTER DEMONSTRATED

INASA RELEASE-89-80[ P89-10080 06

BERTHOLD, RANDALL

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-89-180J P89-10180 06

BERTSCH, PAUL J,

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

{NASA RELEASE-89-143] P89-10143 06

BHASIN, KUL B.

MILESTONE REACHED IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-127J P89-10127 06

BIKLE, PAUL

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

{NASA RELEASE-89-82} P89-10082 06

BILANIN, ALAN

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TD

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

[NASA RELEASE-89-17[ P89-10017 06

BINSACK, JOSEPH H.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-461 P89-10046 06

BIVENS, LYLE

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10J P89-10010 06

BLAHA, JOHN E.

STS-29 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULED FOB FEB, 7

INASA RELEASE-89-13[ P89-10013 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLI TE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

INASA RELEASE-89-23} P89-10023 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

I NASA RELEASE-89-441 P89-10044 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-89-106] P89-10106 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

INASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

BLAKESLEE, RICHARD

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

B-2
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

BLANKENSHIP, CHARLES

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

[ NASA RELEASE_9-135] P89.10135 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10_DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

BLOM, RONALD G.

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

[NASA RELEASE-89-33] P89-10033 06

BLUFORD, GUION S., JR.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

[NASA RELEASE-89-71[ P89-10071 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE_9-154} P99-10154 06

BODIN, WESLEY J.

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

BOGGESS, NANCY W.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172} t)89-10172 06

BOND, HOWARD E.

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-3] P89-10003 06

BONDAR, ROBERTA L

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE_9-41 P89-10004 06

BORDERIES, NICOLE

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

BORMAN, FRANK

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA

P89-10189 05

BOYCE, JOSEPH M.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-1511 P99-10151 06

BRAGOON, DAVID C.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145[ P89-10145 06

BRAND, VANCE DEVOE

MCBRIDE TO LEAVE NASA; BRAND NAMED

COMMANDER OF STS-35

[NASA RELEASE-89-62] P89-10062 06

BRANDENSTEIN, DANIEL C.

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10190 06

BRANSCOME, DARRELL R.

SHUTTLE-C USERS' CONFERENCE SLATED FOR

MAY 25-26

[NASA RELEASE_9-38] P8_10038 06

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE_9-100] P89-10100 06

BRENCE, W. A.

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE-89-30[ P89-10030 06

BRENNING, V.

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55[ P99-10055 06

BRIDWEr.L, G. PORTER

BRIDWELL TO MANAGE SHUTTLE PROJECTS

OFFICE AT MARSHALL

[NASA RELEASE-99-78[ P89-10078 06

SHUFFLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-89-1511 P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

BRIGGS, GEOFFREY A.

SPACE SHUFFLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131[ t)89-10131 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

(NASA RELEASE-89-151 I P89-10151 06

BROADFOOT, A. LYLE

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131[ P89-10131 06

BROOK, MARX

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

BROOM, M. BETH

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

NASA RELEASE-89-97J P89-10097 06

BROWN, ROBERT L

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE_9-104] P89-10104 06

BROWN, ROBERT W.

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140{ P89-10140 06

BROWNING, RONALD

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-96[ P89-10096 06

BRUCE, LLOYD

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140[ P89-10140 06

DRUNK, WILLIAM E.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE_9-131] P89-10131 06

BUCHANAN, PAUL

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55J P89-10055 06

BUCHLI, JAMES F.

STS-29 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 7

[NASA RELEASE-89-13] P89-10013 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23} 1:)89-10023 06

THE YEA_ IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE=89-183[ P89-10183 06

BUCKEY, JAY C.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143[ P89-10143 06

BUGG, CHARLES E.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

BUNCO, MICHAEL

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-180[ _ P89-10180 06

BURR, PETER

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE_9-180] 1='89-10180 06

CAMPBELL, DONALD B.

BUSH, GEORGE

NASA ADMINISTRATOR FLETCHER RESIGNS

INASA RELEASE-89-361 P89-10036 06

ACTING NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RESIGN

INASA RELEASE-89-491 P89-10049 06

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE_9-66] P89-10066 06

PRESIDENT BUSH NAMES REPLACEMENT ORBITER

'ENDEAVOUR'

[ NASA RELEASE-89-701 1:)89-10070 06

LEE APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF MARSHALL SPACE

FLIGHT CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-108 I)89-10108 06

O'BRIEN RETURNS TO NASA AS ASSISTANT

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASED89-125[ P89-10125 06

TRULY ASSIGNS JSC'S COHEN TO LEAD NASA

PREPARATION FOR NEW CIVIL SPACE GOALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-126 P89-10126 06

NASA'S ER-2 AIRCRAFT TAKING EARTHQUAKE

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PHOTOS

[NASA RELEASE-89-163 P89-10163 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89-165 P89-10185 06

NASA ANNOUNCES IMPLEMENTATION OF DRUG

FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-89-179 P89-10179 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10187 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, DC P89-10190 05

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: US. SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P89-10197 05

BUSSE, J. R.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE_9-1721 P89-10172 06

BUTLER, DIXON

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-151 P89-10015 06

C

CABANA, ROBERT D.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154[ P89-10154 06

CAMERON, KENNETH D.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR "I3NO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-8944[ P89-10044 06

CAMPBELL, DONALD B.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89°10046 06

B-3
CARLE, GLENN C.

CARLE, GLENN C.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

INASA RELEASE-89-104[ P89-10104 06

CARLSON, CHARLES

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-43[ P89-10043 06

CARLSON, FREDERICK M.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105[ P89-10105 06

CARLSON, R.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

CAROFF, LAWRENCE

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

CARTER, DANIEL C.

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

[ NASA RELEASE.89-97[ P89-10097 06

CARTER, MANLEY L, JR.

NASA SPACE SHU'I-I'LE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-106] P89-10106 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

CASANI, JOHN

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

CASPER, JOHN H.

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-24] P89-10024 06

CASTELLANO, J. P.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145] P89-10145 06

CHAHINE, MOUSTAFA

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

[NASA RELEASE-89-9[ P89-10009 06

CHANG-DIAZ, FRANKLIN R.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 08

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154} P89-10154 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

CHANNELL, DEWEY

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-25[ P89-10025 06

CHAPPELL, RICK

NASA TO EXPAND UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

PARTNERSHIP

[NASA RELEASE-89-45[ P89-10045 06

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

[NASA RELEASE-89-148[ P89-10148 06

CHEN, ALLEN

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140[ P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146[ P89-10146 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

CHENG, EDWARD S.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE.

BACK tN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ 1=89-10172 06

CHIAO, LEROY

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143[ P89-10143 06

CHOU, HUNG-HSIANG

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-B9-90[ P89-t0090 06

CHRISTENSEN, DAVID

SHUTTLE-C USERS' CONFERENCE SLATED FOR

MAY 25-26

[NASA RELEASE-89-38} P89-10038 06

CHRISTIAN, HUGH

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104[ 1:::89-10104 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

CIMINO, JOIBEA

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 P89-10015 06

CLARK, TOM

MOBILE VLBI UNITS MEASURE MOVEMENT FROM

LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE

[NASA RELEASE-89-170[ P89-10170 06

CLARK, WILLIAM

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

CLEAVE, MARY L

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46J P89-10046 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-106[ P89-10106 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183J P89-10183 06

CLIFFORD, MICHAEL R.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

INASA RELEASE-89-143[ P89-10143 06

COATS, MICHAEL L.

STS-29 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 7

[NASA RELEASE-89-131 P89-10013 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154[ P89-10154 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183[ P89-10183 06

COBB, JAMES R.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{NASA RELEASE-89:151 ] P89-10151 06

COCKRELL, KENNETH

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-1531 P89-10153 06

COEN, GARY

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED: 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-25[ P89-10025 06

COHEN, AARON

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

INASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

INASA RELEASE-89-1001 P89-10100 06

TRULY ASSIGNS JSC'S COHEN TO LEAD NASA

PREPARATION FOR NEW CIVIL SPACE GOALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-126[ P89-10126 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 ] P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-I0180 06

COLLINS, EILEEN M.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-153[ P89-10153 06

COLLINS, MICHAEL

APOLLO 11 CREW 20TH ANIVERSARY PRESS

CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

[ NASA RELEASE-89-67] P89-10067 06

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

[ NASA RELEASE-89-76[ P89-10076 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, DC. P89-10187 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P89-10188 05

COLONNA, RICHARD A.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-461 P89-10046 06

SHUTI-LE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 I P89-10151 06

COLUMBUS, CHRISTOPHER

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10t89 05

COMPTON, DALE L.

BALLHAUS RETURNS TO AMES RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-12] P89-10012 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[ NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

NASA RELEASE*89-139] P89-10t39 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEE RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

COMPTON NAMES AMES RESEARCH CENTER

DIRECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-182] P89-10t82 06

CONRATH, BARNEY

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131 I P89-10131 06

CONWAY, JOHN T.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTI-LE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145J P89-10_45 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 ] P89-10151 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

B-4
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

COODY, MARION

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-25) P89-10025 06

COOK, EARL L.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 ] P89-I0151 06

COOK, JAMES

PRESIDENT BUSH NAMES REPLACEMENT ORBITER

'ENDEAVOUR'

[ NASA RELEASE-89-70) P89-10070 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 O5

COTE, CHARLES E.

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-43] P89-10043 06

COUCH, LANA

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-89-180} P89-10180 06

COVEY, RICHARD O.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

[NASA RELEASE-89-71[ P89-10071 06

COX, HENRY

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131 ] P89-10131 06

CREIGHTON, JOHN O.

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-24[ P89-10024 06

CRESSY, PHILIP J.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104[ P89-10104 06

CRIPPEN, ROBERT E.

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

[NASA RELEASE-89-331 P89-10033 06

CRIPPEN, ROBERT LAUREL

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

SHUFFLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

(NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

ALDRICH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

AERONAUTICS AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY; CRIPPEN

TO HEAD SHUTTLE PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-89-162] P89-10162 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-171J P89-10171 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

CRIPPS, DAVID B.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143] P89-10143 06

CROSSFIELD, ALBERT SCOTT

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[ NASA RELEASE-89-82 [ 1='89-10082 06

CROUCH, ROGER K.

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-4[ P89-10004 06

CULBERTSON, FRANK L

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

[NASA RELEASE*B9-71 ] 1:)89-10071 06

CULPEPPER, DICK

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89_$6] P89-10066 06

D

D'ARREST, HEINRICH LOUIS

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131[ P89-10t31 06

DANA, WILLIAM HARVEY

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-82J P89-10082 06

DAVIES, MERTON E.

SPACE SHUFFLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

DAVIS, JEFF

PRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS TO BECOME

SPACE FLIGHT ROUTINE

[NASA RELEASE-89-161 J P89-10161 06

DAVIS, N. JAN

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154[ P89-10154 06

DE LUIS, JAVIER

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-153[ P89-10153 06

DE SITTER, WILLEM

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE.

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

DEVRIES, J. PIETER

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131] P89-10131 06

DIAZ, ALPHONSO V,

AL DIAZ SELECTED AS DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-87[ P89-10087 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-131[ P89-1013t 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 ] P89-10151 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY. LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

DICKEY, JEAN

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

ENASA RELEASE-89-119[ P89-10119 06

DING, WU

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90[ P89-10090 06

DOKKA, ROY K.

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

[NASA RELEASE-89-33[ P89-10033 06

DOUGHERTY, I_

NASA/DARPA LOW-COST PARALLEL-PROCESSING

COMPUTER DEMONSTRATED

[NASA RELEASE-89-80[ P89-10080 06

DUMAS, LARRY N.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131] P89-10131 06

DURBAR, BONNIE J.

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY. LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE_89-180] P89-10180 06

DUNBAR, D. R.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNJCATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145[ P89-10145 06

DUNHAM, R. EARL JR.

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-122[ P89-10122 06

FERRARO, JAMES S.

DWEK, ELI

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

E

EARLE, JAMES

SHUFFLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-25J P89-10025 06

EATON, P. T.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE.

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

EINSTEIN, ALBERT

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

[NASA RELEASE-89-119[ P89-10119 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

ELACHI, CHARLES

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE_9-46] P89-10046 06

ELLIS, LARRY

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

ENGLE, JOE HENRY

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-82[ 1:)89-10082 06

EPPLER, DEAR B.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE_9-153] P89-I0153 06

ESTESS, ROY S.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE_9-46] P89-10046 06

SMITH APPOINTED DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NASA

STENNIS SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-85[ 1:)89-10085 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-89-180[ 1:)89-10180 06

EUDY, ROBERT G.

SHUTTLE-C USERS' CONFERENCE SLATED FOR

MAY 25-26

[NASA RELEASE-89-38} P89-10038 06

F

FAHNESTOCK, DALE L

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[ NASA RELEASE-89-17: )] P89-10172 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE°89-180[ P89-10180 06

FALTHAMMAR, C. G.

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55[ P89-10055 06

FANALE, F. P.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

FERMIN, CESAR

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

FERRARO, JAMES S.

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

B-5
FERRICK, EUGENE

FERRICK, EUGENE

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

{NASA RELEASEqBg-23] P89-10023 06

FISHER, HOWARD I.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

FISK, LENNARD A.

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10} P89-10010 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-43] P89-10043 06

SPACE SHUT[LE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-I0046 06

U.S. LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-89-63] P89-10063 06

AL DIAZ SELECTED AS DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-B9-87] P8_10087 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

{NASA RELEASE-89-131 ] P89-10131 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-144] 1:)89-10144 06

SHUTrLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89q51J P89-10151 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

NASA RELEASE-89-169] P89-10169 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

{NASA RELEASE_9-172} P89-10172 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180} P89-10180 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

+ NATIONALSPACECLUBLUNCHEONSPEECHBYDR

LENNARD A, FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

P89-10198 05

FITTS, JERRY J.

JERRY J FITTS APPOINTED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR OF OSO

iNASA RELEASE-89-147} P89-10147 06

FITZMAURICE, MICHAEL

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE4}9-104] P89-10104 06

FLAHERTY, ROGER

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE-4

DECLARED OPERATIONAL

[NASA RELEASE-89-BE] P89-10086 06

FLEMING, T.

ASTRONOMERS _SCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

{NASA RELEASE-89-3} P89-10003 06

FLEMINGS, MERTON C.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105} P89-10105 06

FLETCHER, JAMES C.

NASA ANNOUNCES PROGRAM FOR A DRUG-FREE

WORKPLACE

[NASA RELEASE-89-11 ) P89-10011 06

BALLHAUS RETURNS TO AMES RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-12] P89-10012 06

LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER WINS QUALITY

IMPROVEMENT PROTOTYPE AWARD

[NASA RELEASE-89-211 P89-10021 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

{NASA RELEASE-89-23} P89-10023 06

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

[NASA RELEASE-89-32] P89-10032 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR FLETCHER RESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-36} P89-10036 06

ROSEN NAMED ACTING ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-41} P89-10041 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASED89-183] P89-10183 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA

P89-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATtON CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C P89-10190 05

+ NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE: STATEMENT

OF DR. JAMES C FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR P89-10192 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C

P89-10195 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, DC.

P89-10196 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: U.S. SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P89-10197 05

FOALE, C. MICHAEL

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUFFLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154J P89-10154 06

FOGEL, DIANE M.

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

_NASA RELEASE-89-1401 PB9-10_4D 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146] P89-10146 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

INASA RELEASE-89-183} P89-10183 06

FOGLEMAN, GUY

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104] P89-10104 06

FORCE, CHARLES T.

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE-4

DECLARED OPERATIONAL

{NASA RELEASE-89-86} P89-10086 06

FORCE TO HEAD NASA SPACE OPERATIONS, ALLER

TO LEAVE CIVIL SERVICE

[NASA RELEASED89-115} P89-10115 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131} P89-10131 06

JERRY J, FITFS APPOINTED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR OF OSO

[NASA RELEASE-89-1471 P89-10t47 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-Sg-teOt P89- tOrSO 06

FORD, JOHN P.

• NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

[NASA RELEASE-89-331 P89-10033 06

FORDYCE, STUART

MILESTONE REACHED IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

{NASA RELEASE-89-127] P89-10127 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

FOSTER, JOHN

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55] P89-10055 06

FRAGOMENI, A. D.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

{NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

FRANCOIS, S. M.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145] P89-10145 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

FRANK, L

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151J P89-10151 06

FRAS, ANDREW I.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

INASA RELEASE-89-23 } P89o10023 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

FRAZIER, DONALD O.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVtTY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105] P89-10105 06

FREDEN, STANLEY C.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104] P89-10104 06

FREILACH, MICHAEL H.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

INASA RELEASE-89-104] P89-10104 06

FRENCH, BEVAN

NASA ASTRONOMER DISCOVERS 'NEAR-MISS'

ASTEROID THAT PASSED EARTH

_NASA RELEASE-&9-S2} PB94DO52 06

FRIEDMAN, DONALD S.

NASA/UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION MAY YIELD

AUTOMATIC GLUCOSE MONITOR

{NASA RELEASE-89-221 P89-10022 06

FROSTROM, DEBRA

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

INASA RELEASE-89-55} P89-10055 06

FULLERTON, C. GORDON

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHU_rLE LANDING GEAR

[NASA RELEASE-89-74] P89-10074 06

G

GAFFNEY, F. ANDREW

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS ttAf_ED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

I NASA RELEASE-89-24} P89-10024 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-44] P89-10044 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

1NASA RELEASE-89-1061 P89-1010E_ 06

GALLE, JOHANN GoTrFRIED

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-131] P89-t0131 06

GAMOW, GEORGE

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172} P89-10172 08

GASERY, JOHN L, JR.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-89-48} P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 } P99-10151 06

B-6
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

GATLIN, DON

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-175} P69-10175 06

GEMAR, CHARLES D.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

NASA RELEASE-89-71{ P89-10071 06

GERMAN, RANDALL M.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105} P89-10105 06

GERMANY, DANIEL M.

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-89-180{ P69-10180 06

GERNERT, KIM M.

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

NASA RELEASE-89-971 P89-10097 06

GERPHEIDE, JOHN H.

SPACE SHUTrLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46J P89-10046 06

GERTNER, EDWARD R.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105} P89-10105 06

GIACCONI, RlCCARDO

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-89-121} P89-10121 06

GIBB, J. W.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

{NASA RELEASE-89-145} P69-t0145 06

GIBERSON, GENE

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151} P89-10151 06

GIBERSON, WALKER E.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131} P89-10131 06

GIBSON, ROBERT l

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154{ P69-10154 06

GIERASCH, P.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151{ P69-10151 06

GILBERT, RAY L

IMAGE PROCESSING TO RELIEVE VISION

PROBLEMS

_NASA RELEASE-69o5} P69-10005 06

GILLETr, RONALD

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

[NASA RELEASE-69-173{ P69-10173 06

GILMAN, D.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172{ P89-10172 06

GLASAR, REBECCA

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-1401 P69-10140 06

GLASSER, REBECCA

NATIONAL.STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146} P89-10146 06

GODWIN, LINDA M.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-8944} P69-10044 06

GOLDEN, ROBERT INASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-69-104{ P89-10104 06

GOLDSTEIN, MURRAY

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10} P89-10010 06

GORE, ALBERT, JR.

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140{ P89-10140 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS. FRANCE

P89-10188 05

GORENSTEIN, PAUL

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

(NASA RELEASE-89-104{ P89-10104 06

GRABE, RONALD J.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE_9-46] P89-10046 06

THE YEAR tN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183[ P89-10183 06

GRACE, LANCE C.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-153{ P69-10153 06

GRAHAM, WILLIAM

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-66{ P89-10066 06

GREEN, RICHARD

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[ NASA RELEASE_9-3 ] P89-10003 06

GREGORY, FREDERICK 0.

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-108{ P89-10106 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE_}9-183] 1:)89-10183 06

GREGORY, WILLIAM G.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE_9-153} P89-10153 06

GRIFFITH, DOUGLAS G.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE_I9-131} P89-10131 06

GRIGGS, STANLEY DAVID

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-106{ P89-10106 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

NASA RELEASE-89-183{ P89-10183 06

GRINDLAY, JONATHAN E.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE ST/_ION FREEDOM

NASA RELEASE-89-104{ P89-10t04 06

GRUN, E.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

NASA RELEASE-89-151J P89-10151 06

GRUNSFELD, JOHN M.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

NASA RELEASE-89-153{ P89-10153 06

GUEST, JOHN E.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-69_,8} P69-10046 06

GUIN, J. HARRY

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-89-46{ 1_89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151{ P89-10151 06

GULKIS, SAMUEL

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

HARLAN, CHARLES S.

GUNN, CHARLES R.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STY29

NASA RELEASE_9-23} P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

NASA RELEASE_9-48] 1:)89-10046 06

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145} P89-10145 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

NASA RELEASE-89-151{ P89-10151 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

INASA RELEASE-89-172{ P89-10172 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY. LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

GURNETr, DONALD

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-69-131] P89-10131 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROSE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151} P89-10151 06

GUTIERREZ, SIDNEY M.

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-69-106{ P88-10106 06

H

HAERENOEL GERHARD

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55{ P89-10055 06

HAINES, PATRICK

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-122{ P89-10122 06

HALL FORREST

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

[NASA RELEASE-69-124{ P89-10124 06

HALL J. O.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145} P89-10145 06

HALSTEAD, THORA

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-69-180 P89-10180 06

HAMEL STEVEN R.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-69-143 P89-10143 06

HAMMOND, L BLAINE, JR.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-8_154 P89-10154 06

HANNETr, LINDA

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY 'WATER MISHAP

[NASA RELEASE-89-173 P89-10173 06

HANNUM, NED

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89_176 P69-10176 06

HANSEN, J.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 P69-10151 06

HARBAUGH, GREGORY J.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-154 ] P69-10154 06

HARLAN, CHARLES S.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY ST_29

[NASA RELEASE-69-23{ P69-10023 06

B-7
HARRIS, BERNARD A., JR.

SPACE SHUI_LE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-89-461 P89-10046 06

SHUFFLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

iNASA RELEASE-89-151} P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

HARRIS, BERNARD A., JR.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143 P89-10143 06

HARRIS, DALE W.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

{NASA RELEASE-89-23 P89-10023 06

HARRISON, EDWIN F.

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-89-14 P89-10014 06

HARTSFIELD, HENRY WARREN, JR.

HARTSFIELD TO HEAD SPACE FLIGHT/SPACE

STATION INTEGRATION OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-89-88 P89-10088 06

HAUCK, FREDERICK H.

ASTRONAUT HAUCK DEPARTING NASA FOR NAVY

POST AT PENTAGON

INASA RELEASE-89-39 P89-10039 06

NAUSER, MICHAEL G.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

RACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172 P89-10172 06

HAWLEY, STEVEN A.

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

[ NASA RELEASE-89-76 P89-10076 06

HAYNES, NORMAN R.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131] P89-10131 06

HE, XIAO-MIN

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

[NASA RELEASE-89-97} P89-10097 06

HEAD, JAMES W.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

HENDRIKSEN, DOUGLAS

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

INASA RELEASE-89-173} P89-t0173 06

HENSCHEL, CHARLES

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

INASA RELEASE-89-173] P89-10173 06

HENSON, KEITH

SHU_LE TiLE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; _GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE_9-25} P89-10025 06

HERMAN, ROBERT

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

NASA RELEASE-89-1721 P89-10172 06

HERREN, BLAIR

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMRIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180} Pb9-10180 06

HERSCHEL, WILLIAM

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

(NASA RELEASE-89-131 ] P89-10131 06

NESTER, JAMES

SHUFFLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-25] P89-10025 06

HESTER, PATRICIA

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED RY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23} P89-10023 06

HIEB, RICHARD J.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

INASA RELEASE-89-71] P89-10071 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUFFLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154} P89-10154 06

HILMERS, DAVID C.

SPACE SHUFFLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

(NASA RELEASE-89-241 P89-10024 06

HILSENRATH, ERNEST

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-89-151} P89-10151 06

HINE, BUTLER P., III

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-153] P89-10153 06

HINES, RICHARD H.

U.S. GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFT ENGINE PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-89-26J P89-10026 06

HINNERS, NOEL W.

ASSOCIATE DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR HINNERS TO

RESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-89-60} P89-10060 06

TRULY SELECTS KELLER AS ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-75} P89-10075 06

HOFFMAN, JEFFREY A.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTFLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154J P89-10154 06

HOFFMAN, ROBERT

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIRLE IN CANADA AND

U.S

[ NASA RELEASE-89-301 P89-10030 06

HOFMAN, HELENMARIE

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140} P89-10140 06

HOLBERG, J. B.

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-3] P89-10003 06

HOLICK, MICHALE

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

HOLLOWAY, L. J.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

HOLLOWELL, DAVID E,

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

NASA RELEASE-89-143J P89-10143 06

HOLT, HENRY

NASA ASTRONOMER DISCOVERS 'NEAR-MISS'

ASTEROID THAT PASSED EARTH

NASA RELEASE-89-52} P89-10052 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

INASA RELEASE-89-183J P89-10183 06

HOLTON, EMILY

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED RY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-231 P89-10023 06

HONEYCUTT, JAY F.

SHUFFLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-25] P89-10025 06

SPACE SHUFFLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMRIA FLIGHT

(NASA RELEASE-89-180} P89-10180 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

HOOK, ROGER

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

HORD, C.

SHUFFLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

I NASA RELEASE-89-151 ] P89-10151 06

HORNSTEIN, ROBERT M.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

INASA RELEASE-89-23} P89-10023 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131] P89-10131 06

HOWARD, H. T.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

HURDLE, EDWIN

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172J P89-10172 06

HUDSON, HUGH S.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-1041 P89-10104 06

HUGHES-FULFORD, MILLIE

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-169] P89-10169 06

HULLINGER, RONALD

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED RY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23J P89-10023 06

HUNTEN, D. M.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 I P89-10151 06

HUNTER, CHARLES M.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23} P89-10023 06

HUNTOON, CAROLYN

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

INASA RELEASE-89-101 P89-10010 06

HUSSEY, T. J.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

I NASA RELEASE-89-131 I P89-10131 06

HYMER, WESLEY C.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVlTY MISSIONS

I NASA RELEASE-89-105} P89-10105 06

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[NASA RELEASE-89-139] P89-10139 06

I

IBEN, I.

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-3] P89-10003 06

INGERSOLL, A. P.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 ) P89-10151 06

ISHMAEL_ STEPHEN D.

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

INASA RELEASE-89-TI P89-10007 06

IVINS, MARSHA S.

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

B-8
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

J

JANSSEN, MICHAEL A.

NASA SPACECRAF't TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

JAYNES, DEAN N.

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-177} P89-10177 06

JEMISON, MAE C.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154] P89-10154 06

JERNIGAN, TAMARA E.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-44 } P89-10044 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-106] P89-10106 0_

JOHNSON, WILLIAM L

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105} P89-10105 06

JONES, JAMES A.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143] P89-10143 06

K

KAFALAS, JAMES

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVlTY MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-1051 P89-10105 06

KAKAR, RAMESH

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-1771 P89-10177 06

KAULA, WILLIAM M.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

KAWASHIMA, NOBUKI

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-133] P89-10133 06

KELLER, SAMUEL W.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

TRULY SELECTS KELLER AS ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-75] P89-10075 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151} P89-10151 06

U.S./USSR SOLAR SYSTEM JOINT WORKING

GROUP MET IN MOSCOW

[ NASA RELEASE-89-178 } P89-10178 06

KELLEY, MIKE

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55] P89-10055 06

KELSALL, THOMAS

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

KENNEDY, JOHN FITZGERALD

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

1:'89-10193 05

KERSCNMANN, RUSSELL

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

{NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

KERSEY, JUDITH

SHU33-LE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-89-251 P89-10025 06

KIDDER, K.

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTtVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-3} P89-10003 06

KINARD, WILLIAM H.

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 0'6

KISELEV, ALEXANDER A.

U,S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

[NASA RELEASE-89-28[ P89-10028 06

KIVELSON, M.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-t51_ PB9-10151 06

KLINEBERG, JOHN M.

U.S. GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFT ENGINE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-89-26] P89-10026 06

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

INASA RELEASE-89-145] P89-t0145 06

KNIGHT, WILLIAM J.

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

I NASA RELEASE-89-82] P89-10082 06

KNUTSON, MARTIN A.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

I NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

KOHLHASE, CHARLES E.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131] 1:)89-10131 06

KOHRS, RICHARD H.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

SPACE STATION PROGRAM LEADERSHIP

SELECTED BY TRULY

[NASA RELEASE-B9-77J PB9-10077 06

MOOREHEAD NAMED SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM DEPUTY

[ NASA RELEASE-B9-155] P89-10155 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

[ NASA RELEASE-89-171 ] P89-10171 06

THE YEAR tN REVIEW - 1989

NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

KONDRATIEV, KYRILL YA.

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

NASA RELEASE-89-123 ] P89-10123 06

KOOPMAN, GEORGE

NASA, AMROC AGREE TO CRITICAL CHEMICAL

EXCHANGE

[NASA RELEASE-89-92J P89-10092 06

KOSTER, JEAN N.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVlTY MISSIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-105[ P89-10105 06

KOSZELAK, STANLEY N.

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

I NASA RELEASE-89-169] P89-10169 06

KOTSIFAKIS, DAVE

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

INASA RELEASE-89-30] PB9-10030 06

LARSON, DAVID

KRAFT, LISBETH

THIRD TRACKqNG AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

(NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

KRANZ, EUGENE F.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

INASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTFLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-89-461 P89-10046 0'6

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 0'6

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-89-1B0] P89-10180 06

KRIER, GARY E.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-231 P89-10023 0'6

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46] I)89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-B9-151] P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

KRIMIGIS, S. M,

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131 ] P89-10131 06

KRISHNAMURTI, TIRUVALAM

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104] P89-10t04 06

KRUEGER, ARLIN

NASA SCIENTISTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

[NASA RELEASE-89-152J P89-10t52 06

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

[NASA RELEASE-89-1601 P89-10160 06

KSIR, AMY E.

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140] 1:)89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-1461 PB9-10146 06

KUIPER, GERARD

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

(NASA RELEASE-89-131] P89-10131 06

KWAK, DOCHAN

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

[NASA RELEASE-89-17] P89-10017 06

L

LAMBECK, KURT L

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

LAMFTON, MICHAEL L.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154] P89-10154 06

LANE, ARTHUR L

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131] P89-10131 06

LANZEROTrl, L

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151} P89-10151 06

I-ARSON, DAVID

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105] P89-10105 06

B-9
LASSELL, WILLIAM

_ELL, WILLIAM

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131[ P89-10131 06

L&WTON, TERI B.

IMAGE PROCESSING TO RELIEVE VISION

PROBLEMS

[NASA RELEASE_9-5] P89-10005 06

LEBERL, FRANZ W.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE_89-46] P89-I0046 06

LEE, MARK C.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE.B946[ 1:>89.10046 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-154] P89-10154 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

LEE, THOMAS J.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY ST_29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

SHUTTLE-C USERS' CONFERENCE SLATED FOR

MAY 25-26

[NASA RELEASE-89-38] P89-10038 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-46 ] P89-10046 06

LEE APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF MARSHALL SPACE

FLIGHT CENTER

{ NASA RELEASE-89-108] P89-10108 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10oDAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

LEESTMA, DAVID C.

THE YEAR IN REVIEW ° 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

LEFEBVRE, MICHEL

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

LEHOCZKY, SANDOR L

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105] t)89-10105 66

LEMKEY, FRANK

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10[ 1:)89-10010 06

LENFANT, CLAUDE

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10[ P89-10010 06

LENOIR, WILLIAM BENJAMIN

SPACE STATION PROGRAM LEADERSHIP

SELECTED BY TRULY

[NASA RELEASE-89-77] P89-10077 06

TANNER TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-103] P89-10103 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151] 1:>89-10151 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-89-171] P89-10171 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

{NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ 1:>89.10180 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE_9-183[ P89-10183 06

LEVINE, BENJAMIN D.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE*89-153] P89-10153 06

LEVlNE, JACK

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

LEWIS, MERIWETHER

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA

P89-10189 05

LEWIS, RUTH ANN

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146[ P89-10146 06

LEWIS, TOM

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

STATE-LEVEL WINNERS ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-89-34[ P89-10034 06

PRESIDENT BUSH NAMES REPLACEMENT ORBITER

'ENDEAVOUR'

[NASA RELEASE-89-70[ P89-10070 06

MCHTENBERG, BYRON K.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154[ P89-10154 06

LIEBERT, JAMES

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-3{ P89-10003 06

LIGHTNER, E. BURTON

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

LINDBERGH, CHARLES

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

LITFLES, J. WAYNE

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE*89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{NASA RELEASE-89-151 [ P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

LOMBARDO, JOSEPH A.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELUTE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[ NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

LONGANECKER, GERALD W.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

INASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

LOPEZ-ALEGRIA, MICHAEL E.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143{ P89-10143 (36

LORIA, JOHN

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE°89-180[ P89-10180 06

LOVELL, JAMES ARTHUR, JR.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

LOW, G. DAVID

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-1801 P89-10180 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

LUBIN, PHILIP M.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172} P89-10172 06

LUCID, SHANNON W.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

INASA RELEASE-89-183} P89-10183 06

LUERS, JAMES

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECT S ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

INASA RELEASE-89-122} P89-10122 06

LYMAN, PETER T.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131} P89-10131 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

M

MACDONALD, J.

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

INASA RELEASE-89-31 P89-10003 06

MACKENZIE, CHARLES

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 P89-10015 06

MAGELLAN, FERDINAND

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA,

P89-10189 05

MAHON, JOSEPH B.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

NASA RELEASE-89-23] 1::)89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-89-46[ 1:>89-10046 06

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

NASA RELEASE-89-145{ P89-10145 06

SHUI-rLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

NASA RELEASE-89-151J P89-10151 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-89-t71J P89-10171 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

MANNHEIMER, HARRY

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE_89-131] P89-10131 06

MANSOUR, SABRY G.

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-1401 P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED iN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

{NASA RELEASE-89-146[ P89-10146 06

MARGHMAN, JIM

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[ NASA RELEASE-89-661 P89-10066 06

MARSDEN, BRIAN

NASA ASTRONOMER DISCOVERS 'NEAR-MISS'

ASTEROID THAT PASSED EARTH

INASA RELEASE-89-52] P89-10052 06

B-10
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

MARSHALL, JUNE

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

MARSHALL WILLIAM R.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

BRIDWELL TO MANAGE SHUFFLE PROJECTS

OFFICE AT MARSHALL

[NASA RELEASE_9-78] P89-10078 06

MARTIN, FRANKLIN O.

NASA TO COMBINE EXPLORATION AND

TECHNOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-185[ P89-10185 06

MASON, GLENN M.

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-43[ P89-10043 06

MASURSKY, HAROLD

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE_9-151) P89-10151 06

MATHER, JOHN C.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[ NASA RELEASE-89-172 [ P89-10172 06

MATSUNAGA, H. E. NOBUO

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

[NASA RELEASE_]9-32] P89-10032 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

NASA RELEASE-89-183 [ P89- I 0183 06

MATTSON, R.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

MCBRAYER, ROBERT

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

NASA RELEASE-894 ] P89-10004 06

MCBRIDE, JON A.

MCBRIDE TO LEAVE NASA; BRAND NAMED

COMMANDER OF STS-35

[NASA RELEASE_9-62J P89-10062 06

MCCANOLESS, BRUCE, II

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-89-100[ P89-10100 06

MCCARTHY, D. K.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

MCCARTNEY, FORREST S.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145[ P89-10145 06

SHUTI'LE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE.89-151[ P89-10151 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180} P89-10180 06

MCCOOL ALEXANDER A.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-8_23] P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ 1='89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 ] P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

MCCORMICK, M. PATRICK

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104[ P89-10104 06

MCCULLEY, MICHAEL J.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-89-151} P89-10151 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183[ P89-10183 06

MCDONOUGH, GEORGE F.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY. LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

MCELROY, M.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{NASA RELEASE-89-151J P89-10151 (36

MCKENZIE, DANIEL P.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

MCLUCAS, JOHN

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C P89-10190 05

MCMONAGLE, DONALD R.

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-25[ P89-10025 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUFFLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154] P89-10154 06

MCMURTRY, THOMAS C.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHU'I-i'LE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

MCPHERSON, ALEXANDER

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

(NASA _ELEASE-89-105] P89-10105 06

MEADE, CARL J.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

[NASA RELEASE-89-71[ P89-10071 06

MELBOURNE, WILLIAM G.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104[ P89-10104 06

MELNICK, BRUCE E.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-154} P89-10154 06

MELNICK, GARY J.

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-43[ 1:>89-10043 06

MERBOLD, ULF D.

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-4 [ P89-10004 06

MEYER, STEPHAN S.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

MORSE, GARY A.

MEYERS, DALE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

MICHAEL PAUL

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-89-140J P89-10140 06

MIDDLETON, DAVID B.

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

INASA RELEASE-89-167[ P89-10167 06

MILLER, LANNY N.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-131] P89-10131 06

MILLER, TERESA Y.

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

INASA RELEASE-89-97[ P89-10097 06

MINER, ELLIS D.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-131{ P89-10131 06

MINNIS, PATRICK

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

INASA RELEASE-89-14[ P89-10014 06

MISSIMER, WILLIAM C.

U.S. GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFt ENGINE PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-89-26] P89-10026 06

MITCHELL ROYCE E.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

JNASA RELEASE-89-1511 P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-89-180J P89-10180 06

MOBERLY, R. J.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145[ P89-10148 06

MONEY, KENNETH

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

INASA RELEASE-89-4} P89-10004 06

MOORE, THOMAS P.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

INASA RELEASE-89-153] P89-10153 06

MOOREHEAD, ROBERT W.

MOOREHEAD NAMED SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM DEPUTY

[NASA RELEASE-89-155[ P89-10155 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-171[ P89-10171 06

MOOS, H. WARREN

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-159] P89-10159 06

MORELLO, SAMUEL

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRS T 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

[NASA RELEASE-89-130[ 1:)89-10130 06

MORRISON, D.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[ NASA RELEASE-89-151 ] 1:)89-10151 06

MORSE, GARY A.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUFFLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY. LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

B-11
MOSELEY, S. HARVEY, JR.

MOSELEY, S. HARVEY, JR.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172{ P89-10172 06

MOSER, THOMAS L

LOGO SELECTED FOR SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-89-68] P89-10068 06

MOSER TO LEAVE NASA MAY 13

INASA RELEASE-89-72 P89-10072 06

MOSKOWITZ, JAY

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10 P89-10010 06

MOYNOT, BERNARD

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-8946 P89-10046 06

MULLANE, RICHARD MICHAEL

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-89*24 P89-10024 06

MUNSON, SIBYL H.

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

[NASA RELEASE-89-97 P89-10097 06

MURDOCK, THOMAS INASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

SACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172 P89-10172 06

MURRAY, ROBERT F,

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 P89-t0151 06

MURRAY, WILLIAM

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146 P89-10146 06

MUSGRAVE, FRANKLIN STORY

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-106 P89-10106 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183{ P89-10183 06

MYERS, DALE D.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR FLETCHER RESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-36{ P89-10036 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46{ P89-10046 06

ACTING NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-89-49{ P89-10049 06

PRESIDENT BUSH NAMES REPLACEMENT ORBITER

'ENDEAVOUR'

[NASA RELEASE_9-70] P89-10070 06

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10196 05

N

NAGEI_ CONRAD G.

SPACE SHUI-rLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46{ P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[ NASA RELEASE_9-151] P89-10151 06

NAGEL, STEVEN R.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-44{ P89-10044 06

NASH, ANA

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186{ P89-10186 06

NELSON, GEORGE D.

ASTRONAUT 'PINKY' NELSON TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-89{ P89-10089 06

NERAD, BRUCE A.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE_9-105] P89-10105 06

NESS, NORMAN F.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131{ P89-10131 06

NEWMAN, T. R.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145J P89-10145 06

NICHOLS, JACK

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-251 P89-10025 06

NICHOLSON, LEONARD S.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[ NASA RELEASE_9-151{ P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{ NASA RELEASE_9-180] P89-10180 06

NICOGOSSIAN, ARNAULD E.

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10{ P89-10010 06

NICOLBER, CLAUDE

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154] P89-10154 06

NIELSON, HANS

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55{ P89-10055 06

NIEMANN, H.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151J P89-1015t 06

NOEVER, DAVID A.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-t531 P89-10153 06

NORTH, GERALD R.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-1041 P89-10104 06

0

O'BRIEN, JOHN E.

O'BRIEN RETURNS TO NASA AS ASSISTANT

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR

{NASA RELEASE-89-125J P89-10125 06

O'BRIEN, WALTER

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-66{ P89-10066 06

O'CALLAGHAN, FRED

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

[NASA RELEASE-89-9{ P89-10009 06

O'CONNOR, BRYAN D.

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE_9-106J P89-10106 06

O'NEIL, WILLIAM J.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 I P89-10151 06

OCHOA, ELLEN

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143{ P89-10143 06

OCONNOR, BRYAN D.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-441 P89-10044 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

ODOM, JAMES B.

ODOM ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM NASA

NASA RELEASE-89-61{ P89-10061 06

OLLENDORF, STANFORD

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

NASA RELEASE-89-96{ P89-10096 06

ORMES, JONATHAN F.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104{ P89-10104 06

ORTON, G. S.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 ) P89-10151 06

ORZECHOWSKI, R. E.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145{ P89-10145 06

OWEN, T.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-t0151 06

P

PANG, KEVlN D.

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-90[ P89-t0090 06

PARKER, ROBERT ALLAN RIDLEY

HARTSFIELD TO HEAD SPACE FLIGHT/SPACE

STATION INTEGRATION OFFICE

I NASA RELEASE-89-881 P89-10088 06

PARNELL, THOMAS A.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104{ P89-10104 06

PARSONS, BARRY E.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46{ P89-10046 06

PEDDICORD, J.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-1721 P89-10172 06

PELLERIN, C. J., JR.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

INASA RELEASE-89-172{ P89-10172 06

PENZlAS, ARNO

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172{ P89-10t72 06

PERALTA, MANUEL

ROSINS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR MANAGEMENT

NASA RELEASE-89-1 ] P89-10001 06

PEREZ, JOE

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

NASA RELEASE-89-1481 P89-10!48 06

PERSON, LEE H, JR.

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

NASA RELEASE-89-1671 P89-10!67 06

PETERS, TRACY L.

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

NASA RELEASE-89-140{ P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

INASA RELEASE-89-146{ P89-10146 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151{ P89-1015t 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

INASA RELEASE-89-1831 P89-10183 06

B-12
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

PETERSEN, FORREST SILl-AS

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-821 P89-10082 06

PETER.SEN, RICHARD H.

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180J P89-10180 06

PETTENGILL, GORDON H.

SPACE SHU]-rLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-461 P89-10046 06

PHELAN, THOMAS P.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

{NASA RELEASE-89-143] P69-10143 06

PHILLIPS, ROBERT W.

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO ODD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-24] P89-I0024 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-44} P89-10044 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-89-106] P89-10106 06

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD

SPECIALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-169] P89-10169 06

PHILLIPS, ROGER J.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

PIOTROWSKI, WILLIAM L

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

POELSTRA, STANLEY W.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23} P89-10023 06

POHL HENRY O.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

{NASA RELEASE-89-23} P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

SHUTFLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-1511 P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89:180} P89-10180 06

POLANSKY, MARK L

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-153} P89-10153 06

POLLACK, J. B.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

PRICE, PETER B.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104] P89-10104 06

PRIMDAHL, FRITZ

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55] P89-10055 06

PROCASKY, E.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145} P89-10145 06

PROVIDAKES, JASON

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55] PB9-10055 06

PROVOST, DAVID

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-96] P89-10096 06

PUDDY, DONALD R.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STSo29

{NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE_89-151] P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-180] P89-10180 06

PURDY, S. P.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145] P89-10145 06

PURGOLD, GERALD C.

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-48] P89-10048 06

Q

QUAYLE, DAN

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

{NASA RELEASE-89-66] P89-10066 06

TRULY ASSIGNS JSC'S COHEN TO LEAD NASA

PREPARATION FOR NEW CIVIL SPACE GOALS

{NASA RELEASE-89-126] P89-10126 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

[NASA RELEASE-89o165} P69-10165 06

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

R

RAAB, G. KIRK

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[NASA RELEASE-89-139] P89-10139 06

RADFORD, WADE

NASA/UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION MAY YIELD

AUTOMATIC GLUCOSE MONITOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-22[ P89-10022 06

RAFFERTY, WILLIAM

MOBILE SATELLITE SYSTEM PROVEN IN AIRBORNE

TEST

[NASA RELEASE-89-56[ P89-10056 06

NASA MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FIELD

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-89-141[ P89-10141 06

RAGENT, B.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE*89-151} P89-10151 06

RALL, DAVID

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10} P89-10010 06

RANEY, R. KEITH

SPACE SHUTrLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

RANEY, RONNIE E.

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140] P6_)-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

{NASA RELEASE-89-146] P89-10146 06

REAGAN, RONALD

NASA ADMINISTRATOR FLETCHER RESIGNS

[NASA RELEASE-89-36] PB9-10036 06

ROSE, JAMES T.

ACTING NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RESIGN

{NASA RELEASE-89-49[ P89-10049 06

LOGO SELECTED FOR SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-69-68[ PB9-10068 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P89-10193 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY. VIRGINIA P89-10194 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D,C.

P89-10196 05

REASENBERG, ROBERT D.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-69-104[ P89-10104 06

RICHARDS, RICHARD N.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154[ P89-10154 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

RIDE, SALLY K.

NASA TO COMBINE EXPLORATION AND

TECHNOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-185[ P89-10185 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P69-10193 05

RIESENHUBER, HEINZ

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-69-113} P89-10113 06

ROBINS, C. HOWARD, JR.

ROBINS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR MANAGEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-Bg-1] P89-10001 06

ROONEY, GEORGE A.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-65[ P89-10065 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151} P89-10151 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168[ P89-10168 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ 1:)89-10180 06

ROMINGER, KENT V.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143} P89-10143 06

ROOSEVELT, FRANKLIN D.

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P69-10191 05

ROSE, JAMES I".

NASA TO SUPPORT COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

SOUNDING ROCKET FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-89-58[ P89-10058 06

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

[NASA RELEASE-89-139[ P89-10139 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180] PB9-10180 06

B-13
ROSEN, CECIL C,

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P89-10195 05

ROSEN, CECIL C.

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

{NASA RELEASE-89-16} P89-10016 06

ROSEN, ROBERT

ROSEN NAMED ACTING ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR

{NASA RELEASE-89-41{ P89-10041 06

ROSS, JERRY L

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-44} P89-10044 06

ROSS, JIM

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

{NASA RELEASE-89-17[ P89-10017 06

ROUSE, BILL M,

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

INASA RELEASE-89-48] P89-10048 06

RUDD, RICHARD P.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-1311 P89-10131 06

RUSHWORTH, ROBERT A.

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-82{ P89-10082 06

RUSSELL, C. T.

SHUTFLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROSE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151{ P89-10151 06

RUTLAND, GARY H.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151} P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-180} 1:)89-10180 06

S

SACKS, ALLAN L

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-89-131} P89-10131 06

SAGAN, C.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{NASA RELEASE-89-151J P89-I0151 06

SANDER, MICHAEL

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-15] P89-10015 06

SANDERS, W. T.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104} P99-10104 06

SANFORD, R. G.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172} P89-10172 06

SANTAYANA, GEORGE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10189 05

SANTOMASSO, BIANCA

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146} P89-10146 06

SANTOMASSO, BIANCO

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140} P89-10140 06

SAPP, B. J.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145{ P89-10145 06

SARMIENTO, AUGUSTO

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23} P89-10023 06

SASSEEN, GEORGE T.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46] P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{NASA RELEASE-89-151} P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

iNASA RELEASE-89-1801 P89-10180 06

SAUCIER, SIDNEY P.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-89-151 I P89-10t51 06

SAUER, W. F.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145{ P89-10145 06

SAULIETIS, ANDY

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

I 0-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180{ P89-10180 06

SAUNDERS, R. STEPHEN

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MiSSiON

{NASA RELEASE-89-46[ 1:>89-10046 06

SCHABER, GERALD

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-46{ P89-10046 06

SCHIFFER, ROBERT A.

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

{NASA RELEASE-89-481 P89-10048 06

SCHOEBERL, MARK

NASA SCIENTISTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

iNASA RELEASE-89-1521 P89-10152 06

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

{NASA RELEASE-89-1601 P69-10160 06

SCHUBERT, GERALD

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE.89-151] P89-10151 06

SCHUMACHER, PAUL MICHAEL

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

{NASA RELEASE-89-1461 P89-10146 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

INASA RELEASE-89-183{ P89-10183 06

SCOTT, BRUCE

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

{NASA RELEASE-89-30] P89-10030 06

SCULLY-POWER, PAUL D.

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180t P89-10180 06

SEAT, JAMES C.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

iNASA RELEASE-89-143] P89-10143 06

SEDOON, MARGARET RHEA

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-241 P89-19024 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-44{ P89-10044 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89_106] P89-10106 06

SEIFF, A.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

SELLERS, PIERS

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

NASA RELEASE-89-124} P89-10124 06

SHACKELFORD, MARK D.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

NASA RELEASE-89-143{ P89-10143 06

$HAFER, RICHARD A.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172{ P89-10172 06

SHAD, MICHAEL

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

INASA RELEASE-89-104} P89-10104 06

SHARP, JAMES

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-89-140} P89-10140 06

SHARP, JOSEPH

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

{NASA RELEASE-89_10{ P89-_0010 06

SHAW, BREWSTER HOPKINSON, JR.

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

{NASA RELEASE-89-183] P89-10183 06

SHAW, J. SCOTT

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

iNASA RELEASE-89-148} P89-10148 06

SHEPHERD, WILLIAM M.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-154} P89-10154 06

SHERWOOD, B. J.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145{ P89-10145 06

SHOEMAKER, EUGENE

NASA ASTRONOMER DISCOVERS *NEAR-MISS'

ASTEROID THAT PASSED EARTH

{NASA RELEASE-89-521 P89-10052 06

SHRIVER, LOREN J.

NASA TO FEATURE HUSBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AIR SHOW

INASA RELEASE-89-76} P89-10076 06

SHULMAN, LAWRENCE

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

{NASA RELEASE-89-10J P89-10010 06

SIECK, ROBERT B.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

INASA RELEASE-89-23{ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{ NASA RELEASE.89-461 P89-1:)046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEE) PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-89.t51J P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-180{ P89-10180 06

SILVERBERG, ROBERT F.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

{NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

B-14
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

SINGH, N. B.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105[ P89-10105 06

SlSSON, JAMES M.

TANNER TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-8_103] P89-10103 06

MOOREHEAD NAMED SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM DEPUTY

[ NASA RELEASE-89-155[ P89-10155 06

SJOGREN, WILLIAM L

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-S9-46[ P89-10046 06

SMELSER, JERRY W.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

{NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-B9-46[ P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

SMITH, BRADFORD/_

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE_9-131| P89-10131 06

SMITH, GERALD W.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-S9-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE_89-46[ P89-10046 06

SMITH APPOINTED DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NASA

STENNIS SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-Bg-85] P89-10085 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

SMITH, ROGERS

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

[NASA RELEASE-B9-7[ P89-10007 06

SMITH, STERLING

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-S9-4[ P89-10004 06

SMOOT, GEORGE F.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-8_172] P89-10172 06

SNYDER, ROBERT S.

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-B9-4[ P89-10004 06

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105[ P89-10105 06

SOIDERBLOM, LAURENCE A.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-Bg-46] P89-10046 06

SOFFEN, GERALD

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-15{ 1:)89-10015 06

SOLOMON, SEAN C.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

SPEAR, ANTHONY J.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

SPEARING, ROBERT E.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

{NASA RELEASE-BB-23J P89-1(_123 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46J P89-10046 06

SPEHALSKI, RICHARD J.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

SPENCER, ROY

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104[ P89-10104 06

SPINTMAN, DANIEL A.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P8_10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

SPRINGER, ROBERT C.

STS-29 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 7

[NASA RELEASE-89-13[ P89-10013 06

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23] P89-10023 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

[ NASA RELEASE-89-71{ P89-10071 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183 P89-10183 06

SRIVATSAN, RAGHAVACHARI

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

[NASA RELEASE-89-167 P89-10167 06

SROMOVSKY, L

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 P89-10151 06

STANLEY, H. RAY

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46 P89-10046 06

STARKEY, NORM

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

(NASA RELEASE-89-173 P89-10173 06

STEERS, LOUIS L

NASA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

[NASA RELEASE-89-35 P89-10035 06

STEFF1EI_, JAMES E.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151 P89-I0151 06

STEPHENSON, MARK W.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-B_153 PB9-10153 06

STEVENS, RICHARD A.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143 P89-10143 06

STEVENSON, CHARGES

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-25 P89-10025 06

STEWART, JAMES

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-89-69 P89-10069 06

STOLARSKI, RICHARD

NASA SCIENTISTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

[NASA RELEASE-89-152 P89-10152 06

TENNEY, DARREL

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

[NASA RELEASE-89-160[ P89-10160 06

STONE, EDWARD C.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131[ P89-10131 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-89-144[ P89-10144 06

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-159[ P89-10159 06

STONE, WILLIAM C.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE_9-153] P89-10153 06

SUBRAMANIAN, R. SNANKAR

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-105] P89-10105 06

SULLIVAN, KATHRYN D.

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FiVE SPACE SHU'r_LE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154[ P89-10154 06

SULZMAN, FRANK

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10[ P89-10010 06

SUI-rLES, JOHN T.

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

[NASA RELEASE-89-48[ P89-10048 06

SYNNOTT, STEPHEN P.

NASA'S VOYAGER 2 FINDS NEW MOON AROUND

NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE_9-110] I:>89-10110 06

SZABO, S. V.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145[ P89-10145 06

SZEKELY, JULIAN

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105) P89-10105 06

T

TALONE, JOHN J.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE_89-23] P89-10023 06

TALWANI, MANIK

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

TANNER, E. RAY

SPACE STATLON PROGRAM LEADERSHLP

SELECTED BY TRULY

[NASA RELEASE-8_77] P89-10077 06

TANNER TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-103[ P89-I0103 06

TAYLOR, KEITH A.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143[ 1:)89-10143 06

TAYLOR, LEON

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

TAYLOR, WILLIAM F.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-8946[ P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

TENNEY, DARREL

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

B-15
TEXTOR, GEORGE P.

TEXTOR, GEORGE P.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-69-131[ P89-10131 06

THAGARD, NORMAN E.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-89-106} P69-10106 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

{NASA RELEASE-89-183[ 1:)89-10183 06

THOMA, ANDREW

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

}NASA RELEASE-B9-140[ P89-10140 06

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

INASA RELEASE-89-146] P69-10146 06

THOMAS, DONALD A.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

{NASA RELEASE-89-1431 P89-10143 06

THOMAS, JAMES A.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

{NASA RELEASE-89o23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89_.61 P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{NASA RELEASE-89-151J P69-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-e9-180] P89-10160 06

THOMAS, JOHN W.

SHU'rI'LE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE_89-26[ P89-10025 06

THOMPSON, DAVE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMrFt'EE; WASHINGTON, DC

P69-10195 05

THOMPSON, JAMES R., JR.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SHUTrLE-C USERS' CONFERENCE SLATED FOR

MAY 25-26

NASA RELEASE-69-36} P69-10038 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46} P89-10046 06

LEE APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF MARSHALL SPACE

FLIGHT CENTER

INASA RELEASE-89-108} P69-10108 06

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-140[ P69-10140 06

SHUT rLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{ NASA RELEASE-89-151 ] P89-10151 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

[NASA RELEASE-89-168} P8g-10168 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE-89-180 ] P89-10160 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P69-10169 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D,C. P89-10190 05

THOMPSON, MILTON O.

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-89-82[ P89-10082 06

THORNTON, KATHRYN C.

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-69-106[ P89-10106 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[ NASA RELEASE-89-163 ] P69-10183 06

TNUOT, PIERRE J.

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-89-241 P89-10024 06

TILFORD, SHELBY G.

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

{NASA RELEASE-89-91 P69-10009 06

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-89-123[ P69-10123 06

TILTON, EDWARD L, III

SPACE SHUttLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-B9-46{ P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{ NASA RELEASE_]9-151 ] P89-1015t 06

TOLLIER, GARY

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-69-186} P89-10186 06

TORBERT, ROY

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE V_SIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[ NASA RELEASE-89-55 i P89-10055 06

TORGERSEN, PAUL E.

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE

[NASA RELEASE-89-66[ P69-10066 06

TOWNSEND, JOHN W., JR.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

{NASA RELEASE-89-23} P69-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-461 P89-10046 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

{NASA RELEASE-89-1721 P89-10172 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-89-180} P69-10180 06

TRAINOR, J. H.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

INASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

TRIPPENSEE, GARY

NASA COMPLETES FIRST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

INASA RELEASE-89-71 1:)89-10007 06

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-231 P69-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P69-10046 06

NASA TO FLY ONE SHUTTLE MfSS(ON BETWEEN

MAGELLAN AND GALILEO

I NASA RELEASE-89-59[ PB9-10059 06

TRULY SELECTS KELLER AS ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-75] P89-10075 06

SPACE STATION PROGRAM LEADERSHIP

SELECTED BY TRULY

[NASA RELEASE-89-771 P89-10077 06

AL DIAZ SELECTED AS DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SCIENCE

I NASA RELEASE-69-87] P69-10087 06

LEE APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF MARSHALL SPACE

FLIGHT CENTER

INASA RELEASE-89-108} P89-10108 06

SALLHAUS RESIGNS AS DIRECTOR OF NASA'S

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

[ NASA RELEASE-89-111 } P69-10111 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY SIGN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-89-113[ 1:)89-10113 06

FORCE TO HEAD NASA SPACE OPERATIONS, ALLER

TO LEAVE CIVIL SERVICE

INASA RELEASE-89-115[ P89-10115 06

O'BRIEN RETURNS TO NASA AS ASSISTANT

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-89-125} P89-10125 06

TRULY ASSIGNS JSC'S COHEN TO LEAD NASA

PREPARATION FOR NEW CIVIL SPACE GOALS

{NASA RELEASE-89-126} 1:)89-10126 06

NASA DESIGNATES 17 SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

[NASA RELEASE-69-136[ P88-10136 06

JERRY J. FITTS APPOINTED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR OF OSO

{NASA RELEASE-89-147} P89-10147 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

{NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-I0151 06

ALDRICH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

AERONAUTICS AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY; CRIPPEN

TO HEAD SHUTTLE PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE-89-162} P89-10162 06

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

NASA RELEASE-89-1651 P89-10165 06

ADMINISTRATOR TRULY GIVES BOOST TO

READING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-69-166[ P89-10166 06

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-89-171] I)89-10171 06

SPACE EXPOSED TOMATO SEEDS ARE COMING

HOME

[NASA RELEASE-89-174[ P89-10174 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-89-1801 P89-10160 06

COMPTON NAMES AMES RESEARCH CENTER

DIRECTOR

INASA RELEASE*B9-182] P89-10162 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[ NASA RELEASE-89-183 } P89-10183 06

NASA DESIGNATES 4 ADDITIONAL SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

I NASA RELEASE-69-184} P89-10164 06

NASA TO COMBINE EXPLORATION AND

TECHNOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-89-185} P89-10165 06

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, DC P89-10187 05

+ EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

P69-10168 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

P89-10169 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P89-10190 05

+ ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

TURNER, VAUGHN E.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

INASA RELEASE-89-23{ 1:)89-10023 06

TURTIL, J. F.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

(NASA RELEASE-89-172J P89-10172 06

TWIGG, PAMELA D.

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

{NASA FIELEASE-69-971 P89-10097 06

B-16
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

TYLER, G. LEONARD

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-461 P89-10046 06

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131 ] P69-10131 06

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-133[ P89-10t33 06

U

URBAIN LE VERRIER, JEAN JOSEPH

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-131[ P89-10131 06

UTSMAN, THOMAS E.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

[NASA RELEASE-89-173) P89-10173 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-1801 P89-10180 06

V

VALENTINE, RICHARD E.

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

VALENZUELA, ARNOLDO

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55] P89-10055 06

VAN ALLEN, J.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

VAN HOFTEN, JAMES C.

ASTRONAUT 'PINKY' NELSON TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-89-891 P69-10089 06

VAUGHAN, OTHA H., JR.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ . P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151} P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 0B

VEACH, CHARLES LACY

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

[NASA RELEASE-89-71[ P89-10071 06

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-154[ P69-10154 06

VELLINGER, JOHN C.

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-B9-23[ P89-10023 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183[ P89-10183 06

VENNERI, SAM

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

VONNEGUT, BERNARD

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

W

WALKER, ARTHUR B., JR.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104J P69-10104 06

WALKER, DAVID M.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-461 1>89-10046 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1969

[NASA RELEASE-B9-183[ P89-10183 06

WALKER, ROBERT M.

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

[NASA RELEASE-89-104[ P89-10104 06

WALLACE, SHARON K.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-153[ P69-10153 06

WALTERS, VERNON

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA P69-10194 05

WAI._ CARL E.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143] P89-10143 06

WARING, ELIZABETH

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-89-146[ P89-10146 06

WARNER, JOSEPH O.

MILESTONE REACHED tN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

[NASA RELEASE-89-127[ P89-10127 06

WARWICK, JAMES W.

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-1311 P89-10131 06

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT DETECTS RADIO

EMISSIONS FROM NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-89-1341 P89-10134 06

WATKINS, F. E.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145[ P89-10145 06

WEINBERG, JERRY

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-186] P89-10186 06

WEINBERG, MICHAEL C,

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-89-105{ P89-10105 06

WEIR, JAMES E,

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145[ P89-10145 06

WEISS, RAINER

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-B9-172[ P89-10172 06

WEITZ, PAUL JOSEPH

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

TRULY ASSIGNS JSC'S COHEN TO LEAD NASA

PREPARATION FOR NEW CIVIL SPACE GOALS

[NASA RELEASE_9-126] P89-10126 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

IO-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

WESCOTT, GENE

MULTI-COLORED, ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

[NASA RELEASE-89-55[ P69-10055 06

WILSON, ROBERT

WESEMAEL, F.

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER ACTIVE STELLAR

CORPSE

[NASA RELEASE-89-31 P89-10003 06

WETHERBEE, JAMES D.

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-1801 P89-10180 06

WEYERS, V. J.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

NASA RELEASE-89-1451 P89-10145 06

WHITE, GARY

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

NASA RELEASE_9-1481 P89-10148 06

WHITE, ROBERT

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-89-25] P89-10025 06

WHITE, ROBERT MICHAEL

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

INASA RELEASE-89-82J P89-10082 06

WHITE, RONALD

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB MISSION

NASA RELEASE-69-4[ P89-10004 06

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

NASA RELEASE-89-10[ P89-10010 06

WHITLOCK, CHARLES H.

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

'NASA RELEASE-89-48[ P89-10048 06

WIEDEMEIER, HERBERT

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-89-105[ P89-10105 06

WlLCUTT, TERRENCE W.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

NASA RELEASE-89-153[ P89-10153 06

WILFONG, DEBRA ISHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

NASA RELEASE-89-151[ P89-10151 06

WlLKINS, EBTISAM

NASA/UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION MAY YIELD

AUTOMATIC GLUCOSE MONITOR

NASA RELEASE-89-22[ P89-10022 06

WILKINSON, DAVID T.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

WILKINSON, R. ALLEN

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVlTY MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-89-105[ P89-10105 06

WILLIAMS, DONALD E.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

NASA RELEASE-89-151] P89-10151 06

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

[NASA RELEASE-89-183[ P69-10183 06

WILLIAMS, JAMES G.

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

[NASA RELEASE-89-119[ P69-10119 06

WILLIAMS, LOUIS J.

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW

CANADA'

[NASA RELEASE-89-130] P89-10130 06

WILSON, GREGORY

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-89-46[ 1°89-10046 06

WILSON_ ROBERT

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[ NASA RELEASE-89-172[ 1:)89-10172 06

B-17
WlNGET, CHARLES

WINGET, CHARLES

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180[ P89-10180 06

WINTIERHALTER, DAVID L

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

[NASA RELEASE-89-23[ P89-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-89-151[ 1=89-10151 06

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-89-180 1=89-10180 06

WISNIEWSKI, RICHARD J.

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-89-171 P89-10171 06

WOHRI_kN, F.

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145 P89-10145 06

WOLFGANG, J. L

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-S9-172 1>89-10172 06

WOLVERTON, BILL

STUDY SHOWS COMMON PLANTS HELP REDUCE

INDOOR AIR POLLUTION

[NASA RELEASE-89-149 P89-10149 06

WOMACK, JAMES L

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-89-145 P89-10145 06

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172 [ P89-10172 06

WOOD, JOHN A.

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-89-46[ P89-10046 06

WOOD, ROBERT J.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-153[ P89-10153 06

WRIGHT, EDWARD L

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172[ P89-10172 06

WRIGHT, JOSEPH

LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER WINS QUALITY

IMPROVEMENT PROTOTYPE AWARD

[NASA RELEASE-89-21[ P89-10021 06

WRIGHT, ORVILLE

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

WRIGHT, WILBUR

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

P89-10191 05

WYNGAARDEN, JAMES

NASA AND NIH APPOINT tNTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

[NASA RELEASE-89-10[ P89-10010 06

Y

YAU, KEVIN

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

[NASA RELEASE..89-90[ P89.10090 06

YEATES, CLAYNE M.

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-B9-151[ P89-10151 06

YEN, ALBERT

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-153[ P89-10153 06

YOUNG, DICK

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

[NASA RELEASE-89-173[ P89-10173 06

YOUNG, E. W.

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

[NASA RELEASE-89-172] P89-10172 06

YOUNT, PETER E.

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-153J P89-10153 06

Z

ZlPF, EDWARD C.

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

U.S.

[NASA RELEASE-89-30] P89-10030 06

ZUKOR, DOROTHY J.

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

[NASA RELEASE-89-143[ P89-I0143 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

B-18
SECTION3 NEWS RELEASE NUMBER INDEX

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1989 APRIL 1990

"l_pical News Release Number

Index Listing

I NEWSRELEASEI I REFERENCE

NUMBER SECTION

NUMBER

I I

NASA RELEASE-89-163 ........................ P89-10163 06

[

ACCESSION i

NUMBER J

This index correlates each news release number

with its corresponding accession number, Following the accession number is a two-digit number

(05 or 06) identifying the index section where the

complete citation appears. News release numbers

that were assigned but not used in this index have

been omitted from this listing.

NASA RELEASE-8_I .............................. P89-10001 06

NASA RELEASE-89-2 .............................. P89-10002 06

NASA RELEASE-89-3 .............................. P89-10003 06

NASA RELEASE-89-4 .............................. P89-10004 06

NASA RELEASE-89-5 .............................. P89-I0005 06

NASA RELEASE-89_6 .............................. P89-10006 06

NASA RELEASE_9-7 .............................. P89-10007 06

NASA RELEASE_9-8 .............................. P89-10008 06

NASA RELEASE-89-9 .............................. P89-10OO9 06

NASA RELEASE-8_10 ............................ P89-10010 06

NASA RELEASE-89-11 ............................ P89-10011 06

NASA RELEASE-89-12 ............................ P_9-10012 06

NASA RELEASE-89-13 ............................ 1:>89-10013 06

NASA RELEASE-89-14 ............................ P89-10014 06

NASA RELEASE-89-15 ............................ P89-10015 06

NASA RELEASE-89-16 ............................ P89-100t6 06

NASA RELEASE-89-17 ............................ P89-10017 06

NASA RELEASE-89-18 ............................ P89-10018 06

NASA RELEASE-89-19 ............................ P89-10019 06

NASA RELEASE-89-20 ............................ P89-10020 06

NASA RELEASE-8_21 ............................ P89-10021 06

NASA RELEASE-89-22 ............................ P89-10022 06

NASA RELEASE-89-23 ............................ P89-10023 06

NASA RELEASE-Sg-24 ............................ P89-10024 06

NASA RELEASE-89-25 ............................ P89-10025 06"

NASA RELEASE-89-26 ............................ P89-10026 06

NASA RELEASE-89-27 ............................ P89-10027 06

NASA RELEASE-89-28 ............................ P89-10028 06

NASA RELEASE-89-29 ............................ P89-10029 06

NASA RELEASE-89-30 ............................ P89-10030 06

NASA RELEASE-89-31 ............................ P89-10031 06

NASA RELEASE-89-32 ............................ 1='89-10032 06

NASA RELEASE-89°33 ............................ P89-10033 06

NASA RELEASE-89-34 ............................ P89-10034 06

NASA RELEASE-89-35 ............................ P89-10035 06

NASA RELEASE-89-36 ............................ P89-10036 06

NASA RELEASE-89-37 ............................ P89-10037 06

NASA RELEASE-89-38 ............................ P89-10038 06

NASA RELEASE-89-39 ............................ I='89-10039 06

NASA RELEASE-89-40 ............................ P89-10040 06

NASA RELEASE-89-41 ............................ P89-10041 06

NASA RELEASE-89-42 ............................ P89-10042 06

NASA RELEASE-89-43 ............................ P89-10043 06

NASA RELEASE-B9-44 ............................ P89-10044 06

NASA RELEASE-89-45 ............................ P89-10045 06

NASA RELEASE-89-46 ............................ P89-10046 06

NASA RELEASE-89-47 ............................ P89-10047 06

NASA RELEASE-89-48 ............................ P89-10048 06

NASA RELEASE-89-49 ............................ P89-10049 06

NASA RELEASE-89-50 ............................ P89-10050 06

NASA RELEASE-89-51 ............................ P89-10051 06

NASA RELEASE-89-52 ............................ P89-10052 06

NASA RELEASE-89-53 ............................ P89-10053 06

NASA RELEASE-89-54 ............................ P89-10054 06

NASA RELEASE-89-55 ............................ P89-10055 06

NASA RELEASE-89-56 ............................ P89-10056 06

NASA RELEASE-89-57 ............................ P89-10057 06

NASA RELEASE-89-58 ............................ 1:>89-10058 06

NASA RELEASE-89-59 ............................ P89-10059 06

NASA RELEASE-89-60 ............................ P89-10060 06

NASA RELEASE-B9-61 ............................ P89-10061 06

NASA RELEASE-89-62 ............................ P89-10062 06

NASA RELEASE-89-63 ............................ P89-10063 06

NASA RELEASE_9_4 ............................ P89-10064 06

NASA RELEASE-89-65 ............................ P89-10065 06

NASA RELEASE-89-66 ............................ P89-10066 06

NASA RELEASE-89-67 ............................ t:>89-10067 06

NASA RELEASE*89_)8 ............................ P89-10068 06

NASA RELEASE-89-69 ............................ 1:>89-10069 06

NASA RELEASE-89-70 ............................ P89-10070 06

NASA RELEASE-89-71 ............................ P89-10071 06

NASA RELEASE-89-72 ............................ P89-10072 06

NASA RELEASE-89-73 ............................ P89-10073 06

NASA RELEASE-89-74 ............................ P89-10074 06

NASA RELEASE-89-75 ............................ P89-10075 06

NASA RELEASE-89-76 ............................ P89-10076 06

NASA RELEASE-89-77 ............................ P89-10077 06

NASA RELEASE-89-78 ............................ P89-10078 06

NASA RELEASE-89-79 ............................ P89-10079 06

NASA RELEASE-89-80 ............................ P89-10080 06

NASA RELEASE-89-81 ............................ P89-10081 06

NASA RELEASE-89-82 ............................ P89-10082 06

NASA RELEASE-89=83 ............................ P89-10083 06

NASA RELEASE-89-84 ............................ P89-10084 06

NASA RELEASE-89-85 ............................ P89-10085 06

NASA RELEASE-89-86 ............................ P89-10086 06

NASA RELEASE-89-87 ............................ P89-10087 06

NASA RELEASE-89-88 ............................ P89-10088 06

NASA RELEASE-89_89 ............................ P89-10089 06

NASA RELEASE_9-90 ............................ P89-10090 06

NASA RELEASE-89-91 ............................ P89-10091 06

NASA RELEASE-89-92 ............................ P89-10092 06

NASA RELEASE-89-93 ............................ P89-10093 06

NASA RELEASE-89-94 ............................ P89-10094 06

NASA RELEASE-89-95 ............................ P89-10095 06

NASA RELEASE-89-96 ............................ P89-10096 06

NASA RELEASE-89-97 ............................ P89-10097 06

NASA RELEASE-89-98 ............................ P89-10098 06

NASA RELEASE-89-99 ............................ P89-10099 06

NASA RELEASE-89-100 .......................... P89-10100 06

NASA RELEASE-89-101 ......................... P89-10101 06

NASA RELEASE-89-102 .......................... P89-10102 06

NASA RELEASE-89-103 .......................... P89-10103 06

NASA RELEASE-89-104 .......................... P89-10104 06

NASA RELEASE-89-105 .......................... P89-10t05 06

NASA RELEASE-89-10S ......................... P89-10106 06

NASA RELEASE-89-107 .......................... P89-10107 06

NASA RELEASE-89-108 .......................... P89-10108 06

NASA RELEASE-89-109 .......................... P89-10109 06

NASA RELEASE-89-110 .......................... P89-10110 06

NASA RELEASE-89-111 .......................... P89-10111 06

NASA RELEASE-89-112 .......................... P89-10112 06

NASA RELEASE-89-113 .......................... P89-10113 06

NASA RELEASE-89-114 .......................... P89-10114 06

NASA RELEASE-89-115 .......................... P89-10115 06

NASA RELEASE-89-116 .......................... P89-10116 06

NASA RELEASE-89-117 .......................... P89-10117 06

NASA RELEASE-89-118 ........................ P89-10118 06

NASA RELEASE-89-119 .......................... P89-10119 06

NASA RELEASE-89-120 .......................... P89-t0120 06

NASA RELEASE-89-121 .......................... P89-10121 06

NASA RELEASE-89-122 .......................... P89-10122 06

NASA RELEASE-Sg-123 .......................... P89-10123 06

NASA RELEASE-89-124 .......................... P89-10124 06

NASA RELEASE_9-t25 .......................... P89-10125 06

NASA RELEASE-89-126 ......................... P89-10126 06

NASA RELEASE-89-127 .......................... P89-10127 06

NASA RELEASE-89-12S .......................... P89-10128 06

NASA RELEASE-89-129 .......................... P89-10129 06

NASA RELEASE-89-130 .......................... P89-10130 06

NASA RELEASE-89-131 .......................... P89-10131 06

NASA RELEASE-89-132 .......................... P89-10132 06

NASA RELEASE-89-133 .......................... P89-10133 06

NASA RELEASE-S9-134 .......................... P89-10134 06

NASA RELEASE-89-135 .......................... P89-10135 06

NASA RELEASE-89-136 .......................... P89-10136 06

NASA RELEASE-89-137 .......................... P89-10137 06

NASA RELEASE-S9-138 .......................... P89-10138 06

NASA RELEASE-89-139 .......................... P89-10139 06

NASA RELEASE-89-140 .......................... P89-10140 06

NASA RELEASE-89-141 .......................... P89-10141 06

NASA RELEASE-89-142 .......................... P89-10142 06

NASA RELEASE-89-143 .......................... 1:)89-10143 06

NASA RELEASE-89-144 .......................... P89-10144 06

NASA RELEASE-89-145 .......................... P89-10145 06

NASA RELEASE-89-146 .......................... P89-10146 06

NASA RELEASE-89-147 .......................... P89-10147 06

NASA RELEASE-89-148 .......................... P89-10148 06

NASA RELEASE-89-149 .......................... P89-10149 06

NASA RELEASE-89-150 .......................... P89-10150 06

NASA RELEASE-89-151 .......................... P89-10151 06

NASA RELEASE-89-152 .......................... P89-10152 06

NASA RELEASE-89-153 .......................... P89-10153 06

NASA RELEASE-89-154 .......................... P89-10154 06

NASA RELEASE-89-155 .......................... P89-10155 06

NASA RELEASE-89-156 .......................... P89-10156 06

NASA RELEASE-89-157 .......................... P89-10157 06

NASA RELEASE-89-158 .......................... P89-10158 06

NASA RELEASE-89-159 .......................... P89-10159 06

NASA RELEASE-89-160 .......................... P89-10160 06

NASA RELEASE-89-161 .......................... P89-10161 06

NASA RELEASE-89-162 .......................... P89-10162 06

NASA RELEASE-89-163 .......................... P89-10163 06

NASA RELEASE-89-164 .......................... P89-10164 06

NASA RELEASE-89-165 .......................... P89-I0165 06

NASA RELEASE-89-166 .......................... 1:>89-10166 06

NASA RELEASE-89-167 .......................... 1=:)89-10167 06

NASA RELEASE-89-168 .......................... P89-10168 06

NASA RELEASE-89-169 .......................... P89-10169 06

NASA RELEASE-89-170 .......................... P89-10170 06

NASA RELEASE-89-171 .......................... P89-10171 06

NASA RELEASE-89-172 .......................... P89-10172 06

NASA RELEASE-89-173 .......................... P89-10173 06

NASA RELEASE-89-174 .......................... P89-10174 06

NASA RELEASE-89-175 .......................... P89-10175 06

NASA RELEASE-89-176 .......................... 1:)89-10176 06

NASA RELEASE-89-177 .......................... P89-10177 06

NASA RELEASE-89-178 .......................... P89-10178 06

NASA RELEASE-89-179 .......................... P8_10179 06

NASA RELEASE-89-180 .......................... P89-10180 06

NASA RELEASE-89-181 .......................... P89-10181 06

NASA RELEASE-89-182 .......................... 1=89-10182 06

NASA RELEASE-89-183 .......................... P89-10183 06

NASA RELEASE-89-184 .......................... P89-10184 06

NASA RELEASE-89-185 .......................... P89-10185 06

NASA RELEASE-S9-186 .......................... P89-10186 06

C-1

SECTION 4

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1989

ACCESSION NUMBER INDEX

APRIL 1990

Typical Accession Number

Index Listing

ACCESSION I I NEWSRELEASE

NUMBER NUMBER

_L I

-P89-10163 06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-163

I

REFERENCE I

SECTION

NUMBER

This index correlates each accession number with

its corresponding news release number, if assigned. The accession number is followed by a

two-digit number (05 or 06) identifying the index

section where the complete citation appears. The

statement NO REPORT NUMBER appears for unnumbered news releases and speeches.

P89-10001

P89-10002

P89-10003

P89-10004

P89-10005

P89-10006

P89-10007

P89-10008

P89-10009

P89-10010

P89-10011

P89-10012

P89-10013

P89-10014

P89-10015

P89-10016

P89-10017

P89-10018

P89-10019

P89-10020

P89-10021

P89-10022

P89o10023

P89-10024

P89-10025

P89-10026

P89-10027

P89-10028

P89-10029

P89-10030

P89-10031

P89-10032

P89-10033

P89-10034

P89-10035

P89-10036

P89-10037

P89-10038

P89-10039

P89-10040

P89-10041

P89-10042

P89-10043

P89-10044

P89-10045

P89-10046

P89-10047

P89-10048

P89-10049

P89-10050

P89-10051

P89-10052

P89-10053

P89-10054

P89-10055

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-1

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-2

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-3

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-4

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-5

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-6

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-7

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-8

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-9

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-10

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-11

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-12

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-13

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-14

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-15

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-16

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-17

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-18

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-19

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-59-20

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-21

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-22

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-23

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-24

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-25

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-26

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-27

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-28

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-59-29

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-30

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-31

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-32

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-33

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-34

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-35

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-36

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-37

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-38

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-39

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-40

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-41

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-42

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-43

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-59-44

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-45

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-46

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-47

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-48

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-49

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-50

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE*89-51

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-52

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-53

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-54

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-55

P89-10056

P89-10057

P89-10058

P89-10059

P89-10060

P89 - 10061

P89-10062

P89-10063

P89-10064

P89-10065

P89-10066

P89-10067

P89-10068

P89-10069

P89-10070

P89-I0071

P89-t0072

P89-10073

P89-10074

P89-10075

P89-10076

P89-10077

1:>89-10078

P89-10079

P89-10080

P89-10081

P89-10082

P89-10083

P89-10084

P89-10085

P89-10086

P89-10087

P89-10088

P89-10089

P89-10090

P89-10091

P89-10092

P89-10093

P89-10094

P89-10095

P89-10096

P89-10097

P89-10098

P59-10099

P89-10100

P89-10101

P89-10102

P89-10103

P89-10104

P89-10105

P89-10106

P89-10107

P89-10108

P89-10109

P89-10110

P59-10111

P89-10112

P89-10113

P59-10114

P89-I01t5

P59-10116

P59-10117

P89-10115

P89-10119

P89-10120

P89-10121

P89-10122

P89-10123

P89-10124

P89-10125

P89-10126

P89-10127

P89-10128

P89-10129

P59-10130

P89-10131

P89-10132

P89-10133

P89-10134

P89-10135

P89-10136

P89-10137

P89-10138

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-56 P89-10139

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-57 P89-10140

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE_9-58 P89-10141

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-59 P89-10142

P89-10143

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-EO

P89-10144

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-61

P89-10145

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE*89-62

P89-10146

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89_3

P89-10147

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-64

P89-10148

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-65

P89-10149

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-66

P89-10150

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-67

P89-10151

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-68

P89-10152

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-69

P89-10153

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE_9-70

P89-10154

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-71

P89-10155

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-72

P89-10156

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-73

P89-10157

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-74

P89-10158

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89*75

P89-10159

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-89-76 P89-10160

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-77

P89-I0161

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-78

P89-10162

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-79

P89-10163

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89_0

P89-10164

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE_9-81

P89-10t65

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-89-82

P89-10166

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-83

P89-10167

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-84

P59-10168

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-85

P89-10169

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-86

P89-10170

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE*e9-87

P89-10171

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-89-88

P89-10172

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-89

P89-10173

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-90 P89-10t74

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-91 P89-10175

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-92

P89-10176

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-93

P89-10177

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-94

P89-t0178

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-95

P89-10179

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-59-96

P89-10150

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-97

P89-10181

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-98

P89-10182

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-99

P89-10183

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-100

P89-10184

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-101

P89-10185

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-102

P89-10186

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-103

P89-10187

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-104

P89-10188

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-105

P89-10189

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-106

P89-10190

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-107

P59-10191

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-108

P89-10192

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-109

P89-10193

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-110

P89-10194

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-111

P59-10195

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-59-112

P89-10196

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-113

P59-10197

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-114

P89-10198

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-115

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-116

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-117

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-118

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-119

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-120

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE*89-121

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-122

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-123

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-124

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-125

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-126

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-127

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-128

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-129

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-130

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-131

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-132

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-89-133

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-89-134

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-89-135

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-136

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-137

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-138

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-139

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-140

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-59-141

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-142

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-143

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-144

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-145

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-146

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-147

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-148

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE*89-149

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE*89-150

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-151

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-152

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-153

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-154

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-155

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-156

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-157

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-158

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-159

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-160

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-161

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-162

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-163

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-164

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-165

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-166

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-167

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-168

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-169

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89*170

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-171

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-172

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE--89-173

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-174

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-175

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE=89-176

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE_89-177

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE_9-t 79

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-t 79

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-180

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE_9-191

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-t 92

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-tI_

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89-184

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-8_186

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-89.18a

05 ........................ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........................ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........................ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........................ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........................ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........................ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........................ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........................ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........................ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........................ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........................ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........................ NO REPORT NUMBER

D-1

SECTION 5

I

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1989

SPEECHES

APRIL 1990

"lypical Speech Entry

I ACCESSION I NUMBER

NUMBER I PAGES OF

_2_ PSQ-10199

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY

DR. LENNARD A. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND

APPLICATIONS

S,K_ LENNARD A. 26 APR. 1989 12p

This listing provides the complete citation for each

speech indexed in this publication. Included for

each speech are the title, name of speaker, date

of release, and other reference information.

P89-10195

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

ADVISORY COMMI'[-£EE; WASHtNGTON, D.C.

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 8 FEB. 1989 7p

P89-10196

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENTtAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG

AMERICANS SEMINAR; WASHINGTON, D.C.

MYERS, DALE D. 24 FEB. 1989 16p

P89-10197

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: U.S. SPACE FOUNDATION'S FIFTH

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 5 APR. 1989 10p

P89-10198

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB LUNCHEON SPEECH BY DR.

LENNARDA. FISK, NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

FISK, LENNARD A. 26 APR. 1989 12p

I)89-10197

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PATHWAY TO THE PLANETS

CONFERENCE; WASHINGTON, O.C.

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 31 MAY 1989 11p

P89-101mS

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: EUROSPACE SYMPOSIUM: SPACE AND

THE ENVIRONMENT; PARIS, FRANCE

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 12 JUN. 1989 10p

P89-10189

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; TYSON'S CORNER, VA.

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 20 JUN 1989 1 lp

P89-10190

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR PUBLIC

INFORMATION CONFERENCE FOR COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY; WASHINGTON, D.C.

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 17 JUL. 1969 12p

P89-10191

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

TRULY, R_CHARD HARRISON 26 OCT. 1969 9p

P89-10192

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE: STATEMENT

OF DR. JAMES C, FLETCHER, NASA ADMINISTRATOR

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 9 JAN. 1989 4p

P89-10193

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: BRIEFING FOR CEOS OF NASA MAJOR

CONTRACTOR COMPANIES; NASA HEADQUARTERS

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 18 JAN 1989 8p

P89-10194

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM;

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 2 FEB. 1969 15p

E-1

SECTION 6

I

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1989

NEWS RELEASES

APRIL 1990

Typical News Release Entry

DISCOVERY'S RETURN-TO-FLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS RECORD MANY FIRSTS

14 MAR. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-31

This listing provides the complete citation for each

news release indexed in this publication. Included

for each news release are the title, date of release,

news release number (if any), and other reference

information.

P89-10o01

ROBINS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR

FOR MANAGEMENT

5 JAN. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-1

1)89-10002

SPACE SHUTTLE SOU{:) ROCKET MOTOR SLATED

FOR FINAL TEST FIRING

10 JAN. 1989 lp

P89-10003

ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER

CORPSE

11 JAN. 1989 2p

P89-1 O004

NASA SELECTS PAYLOAD

SPACELAB MISSION

11 JAN. 1989 2p

P89-10005

IMAGE PROCESSING TO

PROBLEMS

18 JAN. 1989 2p

P89-10008

NASA CALLS FOR PROPOSALS REGARDING

REUSABLE REENTRY SATELLITE

18 JAN. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-6

P89-10007

NASA COMPLETES F}RST X-29 FLIGHT RESEARCH,

PREPARES FOR SECOND

19 JAN. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-7

P99-10008

NASA SEEKS PROPOSAL FOR ORBITAL DEBRIS

RADAR

19 JAN. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-8

Peg-IOOOg

NASA SELECTS ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER FOR EOS

SPACE PLATFORM

23 JAN. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-9

NASA RELEASE-,89-2

ACTIVE STELLAR

NASA RELEASE-89-3

SPECIALISTS FOR

NASA RELEASE-89-4

RELIEVE VISION

NASA RELEASE-89-5

P89-10010

NASA AND NIH APPOINT INTERAGENCY WORKING

GROUP MEMBERS

23 JAN. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-10

Pe9-10011

NASA ANNOUNCES PROGRAM FOR A DRUG-FREE

WORKPLACE

26 JAN. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-11

P89-10012

BALLHAUS RETURNS TO AMES RESEARCH CENTER

1 FEB. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-12

P89-10013

STS-29 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION TEST

SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 7

3 FEB. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-13

P89-10014

EFFECTS OF CLOUDS ON CLIMATE MEASURED BY

NASA PROJECT

6 FEB. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-14

I)89-10018

NASA ANNOUNCES EARTH OBSERVATION SYSTEM

INVESTIGATIONS

8 FEB. 1969 4p NASA RELEASE-89-15

P89-10016

US/UK ASTOVL PARTNERS ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT

TECHNOLOGY STUDY RESULTS

10 FEB. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-16

P89-10017

TRUCK AERODYNAMIC DEVICE COULD LEAD TO

MAJOR FUEL SAVINGS

14 FEB. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-17

P99-10018

COSMOS MISSION RESULTS AND FUTURE

U,S/USSR MISSIONS ANNOUNCED

16 FEB 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-18

P89-10019

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PHASE II PROJECTS

17 FEB. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-19

P89_10020

ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY COMPLETED

17 FEB. 1989 5p NASA RELEASE-B9-20

P89-10021

LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER WINS QUALITY

IMPROVEMENT PROTOTYPE AWARD

22 FEB. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-21

P89-10022

NASA/UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION MAY YIELD

AUTOMATIC GLUCOSE MONITOR

22 FEB. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-22

P89-10023

THIRD TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE TO

BE DEPLOYED BY STS-29

MAR. 1969 29p NASA RELEASE-89-23

P89-10024

SPACE SHUTT'LE CREW MEMBERS NAMED TO DOD,

LIFE SCIENCES MISSIONS

24 FEB. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-24

P89-10028

SHUTTLE TILE DAMAGE STUDY COMPLETED; 'GO'

FOR DISCOVERY FLIGHT

28 FEB 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-B9-25

Pe_10026

U.S. GOVERNMENT REGAINS $19 MILLION FROM

AIRCRAFT ENGINE PROGRAM

1 MAR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-26

P89.-10027

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION

2 MAR. 1969 2p NASA RELEASE-89-27

I)89-10028

U.S./USSR TO IMPLEMENT MEDICAL

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE LINK

9 MAR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-28

P89.-10029

NASA GODDARD CENTER REQUESTS COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH SERVICES PROPOSALS

9 MAR. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-29

P89.-10030

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE IN CANADA AND

US

10 MAR. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-30

P89-10031

DISCOVERY'S RETURN-TO-FUGHT PHOTOGRAPHS

RECORD MANY FIRSTS

14 MAR. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-31

P89-I0032

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN SPACE STATION

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

14 MAR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-B9-32

P89-10033

NEW EARTHQUAKE FAULTS DISCOVERED WITH

LANDSAT IMAGES

15 MAR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-33

P89-10034

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMiNG COMPETITION

STATE-LEVEL WINNERS ANNOUNCED

20 MAR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE.89-34

P89-10035

NASA COMPLETES ADVANCED WING FLIGHT

PROGRAM, PLANS SYMPOSIUM

21 MAR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-35

P89-10036

NASA ADMINISTRATOR FLETCHER RESIGNS

21 MAR. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-36

P89-10037

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR ASRM

ISSUED

21 MAR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-37

P89-10038

SHUTTLE-C USERS' CONFERENCE SLATED FOR

MAY 25-26

22 MAR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-38

Pe0-10039

ASTRONAUT HAUCK DEPARTING NASA FOR NAVY

POST AT PENTAGON

23 MAR. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-39

P89-10040

FINANCING ARRANGED FOR AMMONIUM

PERCHLORATE PLANT

28 MAR. 1969 lp NASA RELEASE-89-40

P89-10041

ROSEN NAMED ACTING ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR

30 MAR. 1969 lp NASA RELEASE-89-41

P89-10042

NASA LEWIS AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR

ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM

31 MAR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-42

P89-10043

NASA SELECTS SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS

4 APR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-43

F-1
Pt_-10044

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR TWO SPACE SCIENCE

MISSIONS

5 APR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-44

P89,,10045

NASA TO EXPAND UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

PARTNERSHIP

7 APR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE_9-48

P89-10046

SPACE SHUTTLE TO DEPLOY MAGELLAN

PLANETARY SCIENCE M1SSION

APR. 1989 38p NA_SA RELEASE-89J,8

PM1-10047

NASA PLANS F-16XL SUSTAINED-SUPERSONIC

AIRFLC_/RESEARCH TESTS

10 APR. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-47

P8_10048

NASA CONDUCTS FIRST GLOBAL SURFACE

RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

12 APR. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-48

P89-10049

ACTING NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RESIGN

13 APR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE_9-49

P89.,10060

DEADLINE SET FOR NEXT ASTRONAUT SELECTION

17 APR. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-50

P89-10051

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED TO NEGOTIATE MAJOR

KSC COMPUTER UPGRADE

18 APR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-51

P89-10062

NASA ASTRONOMER DISCOVERS 'NEAR-MISS'

ASTEROID THAT PASSED EARTH

19 APR 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-52

P69-10063

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL

GLOBAL OCEAN STUDY

19 APR. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE_89-53

PN-19864

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTOR

20 APR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE_9-54

Fqm-10085

MULTI_COLORED. ARTIFICIAL CLOUD TO BE VISIBLE

ALONG EAST COAST

20 APR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE_I_55

Pl,)-19888

MOBILE SATELLITE SYSTEM PROVEN IN AIRBORNE

TEST

20 APR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-58

P89-1_7

_N/I_A SELECTS CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

21 APR. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-57

PN-t0OSe

NASA TO SUPPORT COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

SOUNDING ROCKET FLIGHTS

21 APR. 1989 21) NASA RELEASE_9-58

PBg-l_

NASA TO FLY ONE SHU1-FLE MissION BETWEEN

MAGELLAN AND GALILEO

21 APR. 1(169 Ip NASA RELEASE-89-S9

PBB-10090

ASSOCIATE DEPUTY ADMINISTRAT_)R HINNERS TO

RESIGN

24 APR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89_0

PBg-10Oel

ODOM ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM NASA

24 APR. 1989 21) NAS_ RELEASE_9-61

P_.toee2

MCBRIDE TO LEAVE NASA; BRAND NAMED

CCMMANDER OF STS-35

24 APR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-82

PI-lOee3

U.S, LAUNCHES MOST AMBITIOUS SPACE SCIENCE

PERIOD

26 APR. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-83

Ptm-100G4

NASA FINAL PROPFAN PROGRAM FLIGHT TESTS

CONDUCTED

1 MAY 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-64

Pl_-I0066

EIGHT FIRMS NAMED NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTiViTY FINALISTS

1 MAY 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-65

P_lhI00H

VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS BUILD MOCKUP OF

NATIONAL AERO*SPACE PLANE

1 MAY 1889 2p NASA RELEASE-89_6

PtNI-tO067

APOLLO 11 CREW 20TH ANIVERSARY PRESS

CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

3 MAY 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-67

P89-10068

LOGO SELECTED FOR SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM

5 MAY 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-68

Pl_10_

NASA FLIES FIRST AIRCRAFT SELF-DIAGNOSTICS

SYSTEM

5 MAY 1989 2p NASA RELEASE_9-69

Pt_I0070

PRESIDENT BUSH NAMES REPLACEMENT ORBITER

"ENDEAVOUR"

10 MAY 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-70

P9_.10071

ASTRONAUTS NAMED TO TWO DOD MISSIONS

SCHEDULED FOR 1990

11 MAY 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-71

P89-10072

MOSER TO LEAVE NASA MAY 13

12 MAY 1989 2p NASA RELEASE_89-72

P09-10075

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SHUTTLE FLIGHT

SEQUENCE

12 MAY 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-73

P99-10074

NASA TO TEST SPACE SHUTTLE LANDING GEAR

15 MAY 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-74

P89-I0078

TRULY SELECTS KELLER AS ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

16 MAY 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-75

P89-10078

NASA TO FEATURE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AT

PARIS AiR SHCR_

17 MAY 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-76

P89-10077

SPACE STATioN PROGRAM LEADERSHIP

SELECTED BY TRULY

18 MAY 1969 2p NASA RELEASE-89-77

PBthl007l

BRIDWELL TO MANAGE SHUTTLE PROJECTS

OFFICE AT MARSHALL

18 MAY 1989 lp hiASA RELEASE_9-78

PIH_10079

COMMERCIAL SPACE RESEARCH LEADS TO

IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY DEVICE

24 MAY -1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-79

P99-t0098

NASA/DARPA LOW_;OST PARALLEL-PROCESSING

COMPUTER DEMONSTRATED

26 MAY 1989 21:) NASA RELEASE-89-80

P89-10091

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE TO

EXHIBIT AT PARIS AiR SHOW

30 MAY 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-81

PS_10062

NASA CELEBRATES FLIGHT OF FIRST HYPERSONIC

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

30 MAY 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89_;2

PN-10988

U.S./U.S.S.R. SPACESRIDGE HELPING ARMENIAN

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

1 JUN. 1989 21:) NASA RELEASE-89-83

NEWS RELEASES

P89-10094

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR ADVANCED

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRANTS

2 JUN, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-84

P89-10086

SMITH APPOINTED DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NASA

STENNIS SPACE CENTER

2 JUN. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-85

PMhl00N

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE-4

DECLARED OPERATIONAL

5 JUN. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-86

P89-10087

AL DIAZ SELECTED AS DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMiNiSTRATOR FOR SCIENCE

6 JUN. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-87

PSg-10088

HARTSFIELD TO HEAD SPACE FLIGHT/SPACE

STATION INTEGRATION OFFICE

7 JUN. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE_9-88

P8_-10089

ASTRONAUT 'PINKY' NELSON TO LEAVE NASA

9 JUN. 1989 21) NASA RELEASE_9-89

P89-10090

CHINESE ARTIFACT PROVIDES CLUE TO EARTH'S

ROTATION

12 JUN, 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-90

P!_-10091

SOLICITATION PACKAGE RELEASED FOR USE OF

TDRS C-BAND

12 JUN, 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89_91

P89-10092

NASA. AMROC AGREE TO CRITICAL CHEMICAL

EXCHANGE

14 JUN, 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-92

P88-10093

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

14 JUN. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-93

P88-10094

NASA PROGRAMS GENERATE MORE THAN 300,000

JOBS, STUDY SHOWS

14 JUN, 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-94

PMI-100g§

U.S./SOVIET SPACEBRIDGE PROJECT EXTENDED

TO ASSIST TRAIN VICTIMS

15 JUN, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-95

PBg-t00_

NASA GODDARD TO OPEN SPACE ROBOTICS

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FACILITY

15 JUN, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE_89_98

PSg-tOOg7

NASA SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY MOLECULAR

STRUCTURE OF BLOOD PROTEIN

15 JUN. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-97

P89-t00N

CONTRACTOR CHOSEN FOR STENNIS FACILITY

OPERATING SUPPORT SERVICES

15 JUN, 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-98

CONTRACTORS SEUECTED FOR ADVANCED

LAUNCH SYSTEM STUDIES

18 JUN, 188g 2p NASA RELEASE-89-99

P89-10100

SATELLITE SERVICING CONFERENCE SET FOR

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

18 JUN. 1999 lp NASA RELEASE-Bg-t00

P89-10101

TWO COMPANIES CHOSEN FOR WORK ON LIFE

SCIENCE SATELLITE

20 dUN, 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-8g-101

1=89"10102

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES SYMPOSIUM

HELD

23 JUN, 1989 21) NASA RELEASE-89-102

11119-10103

TANNER TO LEAVE NASA

27 JUN. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-103

F-2
NEWS F/EL EASES

P89-I0104

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

SPACE STATION FREEDOM

28 JUN. 1989 4p NASA RELEASE_89-104

_1010§

NASA SELECTS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR

MICROGRAVITY MISSIONS

29 JUN. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-105

P89-10106

NASA SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS

ANNOUNCED

29 JUN. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-106

1=89-10107

BOEING, MARTIN MARIETTA TO STUDY SPACE

TRANSFER VEHICLE CONCEPTS

30 JUN. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE_9-107

P89-10100

LEE APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF MARSHALL SPACE

FLIGHT CENTER

6 JUL. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE_9-108

1='89-10109

HARRIS CORP. SELECTED FOR ADVANCED

COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY WORK

6 JUL. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-109

P89-10110

NASA'S VOYAGER 2 FINDS NEW MOON AROUND

NEPTUNE

7 JUL. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-110

P8_10111

BALLHAUS RESIGNS AS DIRECTOR OF NASA'S

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

7 JUL 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-111

P89-10112

NASA, CANADIANS TO FLY PLASMA EXPERIMENT

ON OMV MISSION

7 JUL. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-112

P89-10113

NASA AND GERMAN MINISTRY S_GN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT

10 JUL 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-113

P69-10114

LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER WIND TUNNEL

MISHAP STUDY REPORT RELEASED

11 JUL. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE_9.114

P89-10115

FORCE TO HEAD NASA SPACE OPERATIONS, ALLER

TO LEAVE CIVIL SERVICE

12 JUL. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-115

/)89-10118

NASA EXHIBIT AT EAA FOCUSES ON 'iNVESTING

IN THE FUTURE'

13 JUL. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-116

P8_10117

APOLLO-ERA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS CONTINUE

TO ENHANCE HUMAN LIFE

13 JUL, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-117

P89-10119

NASA AWARDS GRANTS FOR FUTURE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

18 JUL 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-118

P89-10119

APOLLO-11 LUNAR EXPERIMENT STILL USEFUL

AFTER 20 YEARS

17 JUL 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-119

P1_-10120

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR MEDIUM

EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE SERVICES

18 JUL. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89*120

P8_10121

SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS SELECTED FOR

NASA/ESA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

19 JUL. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-121

P89-10122

NASA STUDIES HEAVY RAIN EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

PERFORMANCE

24 JUL. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-122

P89-10123

U.S./USSR EARTH SCIENCES GROUP IDENTIFY

AREAS OF COOPERATION

21 JUL. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-123

1='88-10124

NASA TO STUDY HOW VEGETATION INFLUENCES

WEATHER, CLIMATE

24 JUL. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-124

P89-10128

O'BRIEN RETURNS TO NASA AS ASSISTANT

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR

25 JUL 1989 lp NASA RELEASE_9-125

P89-10126

TRULY ASSIGNS JSC'S COHEN TO LEAD NASA

PREPARATION FOR NEW CIVIL SPACE GOALS

27 JUL 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-126

P89-10127

MILESTONE REACHED IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

28 JUL. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-127

P1_-10128

VOYAGER DISCOVERS 3 ADDITIONAL MOONS

AROUND NEPTUNE

3 AUG. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-128

P89-10129

NEW SYSTEM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO

MONITOR SPACECRAFT

9 AUG. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-129

P8_10130

NASA PARTICIPATES IN FIRST 'AIRSHOW CANADA'

8 AUG. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-130

P89-10131

VOYAGER 2 ENCOUNTER OF NEPTUNE

AUG, 1989 27p NASA RELEASE-89-131

1='89-10132

TWO PARTIAL RINGS OF NEPTUNE DISCOVERED

BY VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

11 AUG. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-132

P89-10133

ANTENNA IN JAPAN TO AID VOYAGER'S RADIO

SCIENCE STUDY OF NEPTUNE

16 AUG, 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-133

P89-10134

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT DETECTS RADIO

EMISSIONS FROM NEPTUNE

18 AUG, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-134

P89-10135

CONTRACTS AIM AT BREAKTHROUGHS IN

AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

31 AUG. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-135

P8_10136

NASA DESIGNATES 17 SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

31 AUG. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-136

P89-10137

fNTELSAT SELECTED FOR USE OF TDRS C-BAND

1 SEP. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-137

P89-10138

U.S.-U.S.S,R, LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE

LAUNCHED

6 SEP. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-138

P89-10139

NASA ANNOUNCES COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

PROJECT WITH GENENTECH

7 SEP. 1989 21:) NASA RELEASE-89-139

P89-10140

STUDENT FINALISTS TO PRESENT SPACE STATION

PROPOSALS

8 SEP. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-140

P89-10141

NASA MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FIELD

TESTED

14 SEP. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-141

P89-10142

STUDY IDENTIFIES ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM

NASA TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS

14 SEP. 1989 1p NASA RELEASE-89-142

1:'89-10143

FIRST GROUP OF PROSPECTIVE ASTRONAUTS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

14 SEP. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-143

1:'89,'10144

PLANETARY EXPLORATION FEATURED IN NEXT

SATELLITE VIDEO CONFERENCE

15 SEP. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE_9-144

P89-1014S

NASA TO LAUNCH NAVY COMMUNICATIONS

SATELLITE

18 SEP. 1989 11p NASA RELEASE-89-145

P89-10146

NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS NAMED IN SPACE

SCIENCE COMPETITION

18 SEP. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-146

P8_10147

JERRY J. FITTS APPOINTED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR OF OSO

22 SEP. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-147

P89-10149

NASA OPENS ITS DATA BASES TO STIMULATE

STUDENT SCIENCE/ENGINEERING

25 SEP. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE-89-148

Iq.)-10149

STUDY SHOWS COMMON PLANTS HELP REDUCE

INDOOR AIR POLLUTION

26 SEP. 1989 21) NASA RELEASE-89-149

P89-10150

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

28 SEP. 1989 4p NASA RELEASE-89-150

P89-10181

SHUTTLE ATLANTIS TO DEPLOY GALILEO PROBE

TOWARD JUPITER

OCT. 1989 48p NASA RELEASE-89-151

P89-10152

NASA SCIENTISTS OBSERVE STRONG ANTARCTIC

OZONE HOLE

28 SEP. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-152

P88-10153

SECOND GROUP OF ASTRONAUT HOPEFULS TO

ARRIVE AT JSC

29 SEP. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-153

P89-10154

ASTRONAUTS NAMED FOR FIVE SPACE SHUTTLE

MISSIONS

29 SEP. 1989 4p NASA RELEASE-B9-154

P99-10185

MOOREHEAD NAMED SPACE STATION FREEDOM

PROGRAM DEPUTY

2 OCT. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-155

P89-10156

GEYSER-LIKE PLUME DISCOVERED ON NEPTUNE'S

MOON TRITON

2 OCT, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-156

P89-10157

NASA SEEKS SPACE STATION ASSURED CREW

RETURN VEHICLE PROPOSALS

3 OCT. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE,-89-157

P89-10158

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE.

BACK IN TIME

5 OCT, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-158

P89-10159

NASA TO FURTHER DEVELOP 2 EXPLORER

SCIENTIFIC SPACECRAFT

5 OCT. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-159

P89-10160

NASA CONFIRMS '89 OZONE HOLE MATCHES '87

RECORD

12 OCT, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-160

P89-10181

PRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS TO BECOME

SPACE FLIGHT ROUTINE

12 OCT, 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-161

P89-10182

ALDRICH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

AERONAUTICS AND SPADE TECHNOLOGY; CRIPPEN

TO HEAD SHUTTLE PROGRAM

16 OCT. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-162

F-3
P89-10163

NASA'S ER-2' AIRCRAFT TAKING EARTHQUAKE

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PHOTOS

19 OCT. 19,B9 tp NASA RELEASE-89-163

P89-10164

NASA AND NOAA SEND VLBI TO STUDY CALIFORNIA

EARTHQUAKE MOVEMENT

20 OCT. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-164

PSg-10185

TRULY UPDATES AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

PROGRAMS FOR PRESS CLUB

26 OCT, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-165

Pt9-10166

AOM_NfSTRATOR TRULY GfVES BOOST TO

READING PROGRAM

27 OCT. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-166

P8g-10187

NASA AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF MONITOR SYSTEM MAY

ENHANCE FLIGHT SAFETY

30 OCT. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-167

P99_10188

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

LOCKHEED

1 NOV, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-168

P89-10189

NASA APPOINTS SPACELAB PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS

1 NOV. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-189

1=89-10170

,MO_,FLE VLB) UNITS MEASURE MOVEMENT FROM

LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE

7 NOV. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-170

P89-10171

DETAILED CONSOLIDATION OF SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION OFFICES ANNOUNCED

8 NOV. 1969 2p NASA RELEASE-89-171

P89-10172

NASA SPACECRAFT TO LOOK OUT INTO SPACE,

BACK IN TIME

NOV, 1989 20p NASA RELEASE-89-172

P89-10173

FINDINGS RELEASED ON ORBITER PROCESSING

FACILITY WATER MISHAP

13 NOV, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-173

P89-10174

SPACE EXPOSED TOMATO SEEDS ARE COMING

HOME

14 NOV. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-174

P89-10178

RESEARCH FLIGHT RESULTS MAY AID FUTURE

AIRCRAFT DEIGNS

17 NOV. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE.-89-175

P89-10176

NASA HEADS HYDROGEN FUEL TECHNOLOGY

EFFORT FOR AERO-SPACE PLANE

15 NOV, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-69-176

P89-10177

GLOBE EXPERIMENT MEASURES WIND VELOCITY,

DIRECTION

28 NOV. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-177

P89-10176

U.S./USSR SOLAR SYSTEM JOINT WORKIP, tG

GROUP ME]" IN MOSCOW

20 NOV. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-178

P8_10179

NASA ANNOUNCES IMPLEMENTATION OF DRUG

FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM

1 DEC, 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-179

P89-10180

SYNCOM IV DEPLOY, LDEF RETRIEVAL HIGHLIGHT

10-DAY COLUMBIA FLIGHT

DEC. 1909 32p NASA RELEASE-89-180

P89-10181

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

1 DEC. 1989 lp NASA RELEASE-89-181

P89-10182

COMPTON NAMES AMES RESEARCH CENTER

DIRECTOR

11 DEC. 1989 2;) NASA RELEASE-89-182

F-4

P89-19183

THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1989

22 DEC. 1989 17p NASA RELEASE-89-183

_10184

NASA DESIGNATES 4 ADDITIONAL SPACE GRANT

COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

21 DEC. 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-184

P89'-10185

NASA TO COMqBINE EXPLORATION AND

TECHNOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS

21 DEC. 1989 3p NASA RELEASE.-89-185

P8_10188

PIONEERS MAKE FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF

INTERSTELLAR LIGHT

27 DEC, 1989 2p NASA RELEASE-89-186

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