Index to NASA

News Releases and Speeches

1988

An index to selected news releases and speeches

issued by NASA Headquarters during 1988.

NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Office of Management

Scientific and Technical Information Division

Washington, DC 1989

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 1988. 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 1987.

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

COMMUNICATION 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 publication 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, BWI Airport, MD 21240. Requests

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

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

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

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

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

4. Accession Number Index ........................................................................... D-1

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

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

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SECTION 1

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1988

SUBJECT INDEX

APRIL 1989

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SUBJECT HEADING I I SEE SECTION 06 1

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AIReoRNEEGUIPMeNT |

-- NASAA_RBORNEOSSERVATOR_EMSARKSON/

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION |

[NASA RELEASE-aS-37 i P88-10037 0_ ...J

RELEASE NUMBER

The title of each news release or speech appears

under each name mentioned in the news releases

and speeches, whether or not the individual is the

speaker When the name refers to the speaker, this

fact is indicated with a + to the left of the title The

NASA accession number is located under and to

the right of the title of the speech followed by a

two-digit number which _denfifies the sectior_ containing the complete entry If available, the news

release number is included

A

ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION

MAGELLAN ELECTRICAL MISHAP INVESTIGATION

BOARD RELEASES FINDINGS

[NASA RELEASE-88-153] P88-10153 06

ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION BOARD

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88.141] P88-1014t 06

MAGELLAN ELECTRICAL MISHAP INVESTIGATION

BOARD RELEASES FINDINGS

[ NASA RELEASE-88-153 ] P88-10153 06

ACCIDENTS

S PEPCON PLANT EXPLOSION

S SPACECRAF'T ACCIDENTS

ACEE

S AIRCRAFT ENERGY EFFICIENCy PROGRAM

ACOUSTICS

NASA WORKS TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT CABIN

NOISE

[NASA RELEASE-88-.40] P88-10040 06

ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SAT.

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

(NASA RELEASE-88-171] P88-10171 06

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM IALSI

PRESIDENT REAGAN SIGNS ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-5} P88-10005 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI PB8-10185 05

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR/SHUTTLE/

NASA PLANS ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-54] P88-10054 06

COMPANIES PLAN PRIVATE FACILITIES TO BUILD

NASA'S ADVANCED MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-71] P88-10071 06

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-104} P88-10104 06

NASA ISSUES ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-88-117} P88-10117 06

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P88-10185 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY; NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

ADVANCED TURBOPROP PROGRAM

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-59] P88-I0059 06

ADVANCED VERY HIGH RESOLUTION RADIOMETER

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126] P88-10126 06

ADVANCED X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

S X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

AERITALIA, ITALY

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC., SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-114] P88-10114 06

AERODYNAMICS

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

{NASA RELEASE-88-13} P88-10013 06

AEROJET-GENERAL CORP.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH

SA STALL/SPIN RESEARCH

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129] P'88-10129 06

NASA EXTENDS JET PROPULSION LABORATORY

CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-133] P88-10133 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171 ] P88-10171 06

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10199 05

AERO_OACE MEDICINE

NASA AND CORABI INTERNATIONAL TELEMETRICS,

INC., SIGN AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-142] P88-10142 06

AERO_PACEPLANES

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

(NASA RELEASE-aS-129] P88-10129 06

WORLD'S FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER INSTALLED

AT NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-152] P88-10152 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171 ] P88-10171 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON; I

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE

MARYLAND P88-10205

AGREEMENTS

SA INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS !

SA SPACE SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT I

AGREEMENTS

NASA, L'FV SIGN COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT FOR

SCOUT ROCKET PRODUCTION

(NASA RELEASE-88-187] P88-10167 06

AGRICULTURAL AND TECH. STATE UNIV., N.C.

S NORTH CAROLINA A. AND T. STATE UNIV.

AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF

S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AI/U_

S AMERICAN INST. OF AERON, AND

ASTRONAUTICS

AIR BREATHING ENGINES

S JET ENGINES

AIR FLOW

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE-88-94] P88.10094 06

AIR FORCE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS DIVISION

MARK Ill SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-88} P88-10088 06

AIR FORCE, U.S.

SA AIR FORCE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS DIVISION

SA VANDENBERG AFB, CALIF.

DELTA LAUNCH COMPLEX TRANSFERRED TO AIR

FORCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-991 P88-10099 06

NASA AND AIR FORCE ANNOUNCE RANGE SAFETY

CRITERIA FOR STS-2e

[NASA RELEASE-88-125] P88-10125 06

AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC.

SPACE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY

GROUP FORMED, CHAIRMAN NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-24] P88-10024 06

AIRBORNE ARCTIC STRATOSPHERIC EXPEDITION

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169} P88.10169 06

AIRBORNE EQUIPMENT

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

(NASA RELEASE-88-37] P88-I0037 06

AIRBORNEISPACEBORNE COMPUTERS

NASA CALLS HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-91] P88-10091 06

AIRCRAFT

S AEROSPACEPLANES

S BOEING 747 AIRCRAFT

S CONCORDE AIRCRAFT

S ER-2 AIRCRAFT

S GULFSTREAM 2 AIRCRAFT

AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATIONS

NASA TO ACQUIRE SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE

CARRIER AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE_8-2B} P88-10028 06

A-1
AIRCRAFT DESIGN

NASA BUYS SECOND SHUTTLE CARRIER

AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-112] 1:)88-10112 06

AIRCRAFT DESIGN

NASA WORKS TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT CABIN

NOISE

[NASA RELEASE-88-40[ P88-10040 06

MARKET FOR MORE EFFICIENT, SUPERSONIC

TRANSPORT PROJECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-62[ P88-10062 06

AIRCRAFT ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAM

NASA WORKS TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT CABIN

NC_SE

[NASA RELEASE-88-40[ P88-10040 06

AIRCRAFT ENGINES

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE_88-94] P88-10094 06

AIRCRAFT NOISE

NASA WORKS TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT CABIN

NOISE

[NASA RELEASE..88-40] P88-10040 06

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-43[ P88-10043 06

MARKET FOR MORE EFFICIENT, SUPERSONIC

TRANSPORT PROJECTED

[NASA RELEASE-8_62] P88-10062 06

AIRCRAFT WINGS

S DELTA WINGS

AIRFOILS

S DELTA WINGS

AIRPORTS

SA RUNWAYS

SPACE SHUTTLE EMERGENCY LANDING SITE

AGREEMENT SIGNED

[NASA RELEASE-88-33] P88-10033 06

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING SITES FOR

SHUI-rLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88.34[ P88-10034 06

ALABAMA UNIV,, HUNTSVILLE

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-145[ P88-10145 06

ALASKA

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASERS8-19] P88-10019 06

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35[ P88-10035 06

ALASKA UNIV.

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

(NASA RELEASE_8-35] P88-10035 06

ALICE SPRINGS GROUND STATION, AUSTRALIA

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-154[ P8_10154 06

ALTIMETER

S RADAR ALTIMETER

AMDAHL CORPORATION

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

[NASA RELEASE-88-13[ 1:)88-10013 06

AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76( 1:}88-10076 06

AMERICAN COUN. ON EDUC., WASHINGTON, D,C.

SPACE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY

GROUP FORMED, CHAIRMAN NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-24| P88-10024 06

AMERICAN INST. OF AERON. AND ASTRON. CONF.

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINIATURE

SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88_,] P88.10004 06

AMERICAN INST. OF AIEROFL AND ASTRONAUTICS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AIAA SPACE DAY; ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P88-10192 05

AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE

PERALTA TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88.173] P88-10173 06

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR ENGINEERING EDUCATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR QUALITY CONTROL

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

(NASA RELEASEJ_8-47] P88-10047 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-S8-136] P88-10136 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR PROCLAIMS OCT. 25 AS

'NASA QUALITY DAY'

[NASA RELEASE-88_140] P88-10140 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: FINALISTS' RECEPTION; NASA

EXCELLENCE AWARD; FT. MYERS, VIRGINIA

1:>88-10208 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES, CALIFORNIA 1:)88-10216 05

AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETr FIELD, CA.

ACTING HEAD OF NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

TECHNOLOGY NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-7[ P88-10007 06

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

[NASA RELEASE_8-13 PS8-10013 06

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-19 P88-10019 06

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37 P88-10037 06

PERSPECTIVE DISPLAY SYSTEM DEVELOPED FOR

SPACECRAFT MANEUVERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-49 P88-10049 06

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53 P88-10053 06

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-B8-59 P88-10059 06

STUDY GROUP ISSUES REPORT ON SPADE

STATION RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

NASA RELEASE-88-64 P88-10064 06

PIONEER I0 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

NASA RELEASE_8-78] P8_10078 06

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

NASA RELEASE-88-94] P88-10094 06

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

NASA RELEASE-88-96[ P88-10096 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR PROCLAIMS OCT. 25 AS

'NASA QUALITY DAY'

NASA RELEASE-88-140[ P88-10140 06

WORLD'S FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER INSTALLED

AT NASA

NASA RELEASE-88-152[ P88-10152 06

PIONEER ORBITER'S t0 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

NASA RELEASE-88-165( P88-10165 06

KUlPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

NASA RELEASE-OBo168( P88-10168 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

NASA RELEASE-BB-1Bg[ P88-10169 06

SUBJECT INDEX

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-102O7 05

AMMONIUM PERCHLORATE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRA_ (POP) GRADUATION; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P88-102O2 05

AMOCO PRODUCTION CO., DENVER, COLORADO

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-8_53] P88-10053 06

ANNOUNCEMENT OF OPPORTUNITY

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-,88-46] P88-10046 06

ANTARCTICA

NASA SCIENTISTS NOTE WEAK ANTARCTIC OZONE

HOLE IN 1988

[NASA RELEASE-MS-135[ P88-10135 06

ANTIMATrER

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE_8-106] P88-10106 06

APOLLO PROJECT

SA SATURN LAUNCH VEHICLE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10100 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

APPLICATIONS SATELLITES

S COMMUNICATION SATELLITES

S NAVIGATION SATELLITES

S SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

APPROPRIATIONS AND BUDGETS

SA FUNDING

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SAYS 1989 MAKE OR BREAK

YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-88-31] P88-10031 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SOUNDS ALARM ON

PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS

(NASA RELEASE_BS-60J P88-10060 06

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10184 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P68-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AIAA SPACE DAY; ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P88-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ARCS FOUNDATION/SMITHSONIAN

SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENCE EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

POLICY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10193 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

A-2
SUBJECT INDEX

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

1>88-10195 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

STATEMENT OF DR, JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: MEDIA BRIEFING; KENNEDY SPACE

CENTER, FLORIDA P8_10197 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10199 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM (PDP) GRADUATION; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P88-10202 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P8_10206 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: RECEPTION FOR FIVE RETIRING

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P88-10210 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUE; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

P88-10215 05

ARC

S AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD,

CA.

ARCHAEOLOGY

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84[ P88-10084 06

ARCS FOUNDATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ARCS FOUNDATION/SMITHSONIAN

SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENCE EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

POLICY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10193 05

ARCTIC

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35[ P88-1(_035 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169] P8_10169 06

AREDIBO OBSERVATORY, PUERTO RICO

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB., ILL

NASA AND ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB SIGN

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-149[ P88-10149 06

ARGOS DATA COLLECTION SYSTEM

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126[ P88-10126 06

ARIANE LAUNCH VEHICLE

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

ARIZONA UNIV. PLANETARY LAB.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-58[ P88-10058 06

Am

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHU'/-rLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-128[ P88-10128 06

ARTiFiCIAL GRAVITY

NASA'S OFFICE OF EXPLORATION RELEASES

ANNUAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-172[ P88-10172 06

ASRM

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

ASSOCIATION OF UNIV. FOR RE$. IN ASTRON.

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-81 ] P88-10081 06

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[NASA RELEASEJ_8-111] P88-10111 06

ASTRO MISSIONS

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38[ P88-10038 06

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[NASA RELEASE-88-39[ I)88-10039 06

ASTRO-C SATELLITE

S GINGA SATELLITE

ASTRONAUT SCIENCE SUPPORT GROUP

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

[NASA RELEASE_8-27] P88-10027 06

ASTRONAUTS

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-15[ P88-10015 06

ASTRONAUT PARKER TO HEAD SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION INTEGRATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-29[ P88-10029 06

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUI-rLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE*88-42[ P88-10042 06

NASA ANNOUNCED 2-YEAR ASTRONAUT

SELECTION CYCLE

[NASA RELEASE-88-63] P88-10063 06

ASTRONAUT SPRING REASSIGNED TO ARMY

SPACE POST

{NASA RELEASE-88-72[ P88-10072 06

ASTRONAUT ENGLAND TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-80[ P88-10080 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE°88_121] 1='88-10121 06

VETERAN ASTRONAUT BOBKO TO RETIRE FROM

NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-155J P88-10155 06

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162[ P88-10162 06

ASTRONOMERS

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-8_9] P88-10009 06

ASTRONOMY

SA GAMMA RAY ASTRONOMY

SA INFRARED ASTRONOMY

SA MICROWAVE ASTRONOMY

SA RADIO ASTRONOMY

SA ROCKETEORNE ASTRONOMY

SA ULTRAVIOLET ASTRONOMY

SA X-RAY ASTRONOMY

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-88-115] P88-10115 06

ASTROPHYSICS

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-10171 06

ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORP.

COMPANIES PLAN PRIVATE FACILITIES TO BUILD

NASA'S ADVANCED MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-71 [ P88-10071 06

ATLANTIS

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV 2

[NASA RELEASE-88.147[ t:)88-10147 06

ATLAS E

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126[ P88-10126 06

BALLOONS

ATLAS LAUNCH VEHICLE

S ATLAS E

ATLAS MISSk_N

S EARTH OBSERVATION MISSION EXPERIMENTS

ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLES

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66] 1:'88-10066 06

ATLAS-CENTAUR PROJECT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. 1:>88-10184 05

ATMOSPHERE

S EARTH ATMOSPHERE

S MAGNETOSPHERE

S STRATOSPHERE

ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINOS

[NASA RELEASE-88-103[ P88-I0103 06

ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION

NASA SCIENTISTS NOTE WEAK ANTARCTIC OZONE

HOLE IN 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-135[ P88-10135 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169[ I)88-10169 06

ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-103| P88-10103 06

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE_8-126[ P88-10126 06

AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS

S VIDEO TAPE RECORDER SYSTEM

AURA

S ASSOCIATION OF UNIV. FOR RES, IN ASTRON.

AUSTRALIA

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-154[ P88-10154 06

AWARDS

SA COLLIER TROPHY

SA CONTRACT AWARDS

SA EXCELLENCE AWARD, NASA

SA MINORITY CONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR

AWARD

SA ROCKWELL MEDAL

STOFAN TO RETIRE FROM NASA ON APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-16{ P88-10016 06

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88.122] P88-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131] P88-I0131 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; SAY

ST, LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P88-10185 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88.10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: STS-26 HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY;

NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10218 05

B

BALL AEROSPACE SYSTEMS, BOULDER, COLO.

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126[ P88-10126 06

BALLOONS

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-88-106] P88-10106 06

A-3
BATTELLE-COLUMBUS LABS,, COLUMBUS, OHIO

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASEJ_8-154] P88-10154 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-B8-189[ P88o10169 06

BATTELLE-COLUMBUS LABS., COLUMBUS, OHIO

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE_8-53] P88-10053 06

BENDIX FIELD ENG. CORP., COLUMBIA, MD.

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47[ 1:)88-10047 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE_8-136] P88_10136 06

BENDIX FIELD ENGINEERING CORP.

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE_8-9] P88-10009 06

BIG-BANG COSMOLOGY

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[ NASA RELEASE_88-111 ] P88.10111 06

BIOGRAPHY

NASA'S COLLAOAY TO DIRECT DEFENSE

ADVANCED RESEARCH AGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-88-6[ P88-10006 06

ACTING HEAD OF NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

TECHNOLOGY NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-7I P88-10007 06

STOFAN TO RETIRE FROM NASA ON APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-16] P88-10016 06

PERALTA NAMED TO NASA MANAGEMENT POST

[NASA RELEASE-88-26] P88-10026 06

ASTRONAUT PARKER TO HEAD SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION iNTEGRATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-29[ P88-10029 06

DOOM NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-B8-32[ P88-10032 06

ABBEY NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-88-36| P88-10036 06

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTFLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88_2] P88-10042 06

ASTRONAUT SPRING REASSIGNED TO ARMY

SPACE POST

[NASA RELEASE-8_72] P88-I0072 06

O'BRIEN TO RETIRE FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE_8-73] P88-10073 06

ASTRONAUT ENGLAND TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE_8-80] P88-10080 06

FRANKLE APPOINTED NASA GENERAL COUNSEL

[NASA RELEASE-88-98[ P88-10098 06

TESCH APPOINTED NASA DEPUTY GENERAL

COUNSEL

[NASA RELEASE-88-109[ P88-1010g 06

HINNERS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-138[ P88-10t38 06

VETERAN ASTRONAUT BOBKO TO RETIRE FROM

NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-155[ P8_10155 06

MARTIN NAMED ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR

NASA EXPLORATION OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE_8-158] P88-10158 06

CANTUS RESIGNS FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE_88-159] P88-10159 06

PEDERSEN APPOINTED ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE_I8-160] P88-10160 06

KEY APPOINTMENTS MADE AT NASA

HEADQUARTERS, STENNIS SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-88-161[ P88-10161 06

FOUR SPACE SHUT[LE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE_8-162[ P88-10162 06

MOSER NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-8_163] P8_10163 06

FINARELLI APPOINTED DEPUTY AA FOR EXTERNAL

RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-164[ P88-10164 06

PERALTA TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-173[ P88-10173 06

TANNER NAMED DIRECTOR SPACE STATION

FREEDOM PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-175[ P88-10175 06

BIOLOGY

S PHYSIOLOGY

BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76] P88-10076 06

BIOSClENCE

S EXOBIOLOGY

S LIFE SCIENCES

S PHYSIOLOGY

BIOTECHNOLOGY

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

BLACK BRANT SOUNDING ROCKETS

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-B_21] P88-10021 06

BLACK HOLES/ASTRONOMY/

NASA REQUESTS PROPOSALS FOR ADVANCED

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-BS-1] P88-10001 06

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATK_N STUDIES

{NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

BLOOD CELL.9

S LYMPHOCYTES

BOEING AEROSPACE CO., ALA.

SPACE STATION FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-132] P88-10132 06

BOEING AEROSPACE CO. SEAI"I"LF_ WASH.

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-8_146] P88-10146 06

BOEING COMMERCIAL AIRPLANE CO., WASH.

NASA TO ACQUIRE SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE

CARRIER AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-28[ P88-10028 06

MARKET FOR MORE EFFICIENT, SUPERSONIC

TRANSPORT PROJECTED

[ NASA RELEASE-88-62[ P88° 10062 06

BOEING COMPUTER SUPPORT SERVICES, INC.

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47[ P88-10047 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88-136[ P88-10136 06

BOEING MILITARY AIRPLANE COMPANY

NASA BUYS SECOND SHU1-FLE CARRIER

AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-112[ P88-10112 06

BOEING 747 AIRCRAFT

NASA TO ACQUIRE SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE

CARRIER AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-8_28] P88-10028 06

NASA BUYS SECOND SHUTTLE CARRIER

AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE_8-112] P88-10112 06

BOLTS/FASTENERS/

NASA EXAMINES 72 NOZZLE BOLTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-18[ P88-1001B 06

BONE DEMINERAUZATION

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131] P88-10131 06

BOOSTERS

S LAUNCH VEHICLES

S SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS

SUBJECT INDEX

BOOZ-ALLEN AND HAMILTON, INC.

VETERAN ASTRONAUT BOBKO TO RETIRE FROM

NASA

[NASA RELEASE°88-155[ P88-10155 06

BO6TON UNIV.

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-88-106[ P88-10106 06

BRITISH SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

{NASA RELEASE-88-9 ] P88-10009 06

BUDGETS

S APPROPRIATIONS AND BUDGETS

S FUNDING

C

CALIFORNIA AIR AND SPACE CENTER

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

CALIFORNIA INST. OF TECHNOL, PASADENA

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE_8-17} P88-10017 06

MARK III SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE_88*88] P88-10088 06

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE_88-106] P88-10106 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146[ P88-10146 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

CALIFORNIA UNIV., BERKELEY

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-111 ] P88-10111 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV., IRVINE

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-45] 1:>88-10045 06

CAUFORNIA UNIV., SAN DIEGO

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV., SAN FRANCISCO

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE_8*76] P88-10076 06

CAMERAS

S WIDE FIELD CAMERAS

CANADA

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35] P88°10035 06

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-44] P88-10044 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-B8-74[ P88.10074 06

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE_8-106] P88-10106 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

CANCER RESEARCH

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76[ P88-10076 06

A-4
SUBJECT INDEX

CAPE CANAVERAL AIR FORCE STATION, FLA.

DELTA LAUNCH COMPLEX TRANSFERRED TO AIR

FORCE

[NASA RELEASE.88-99] P88-10099 06

CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA.

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

CAPE KENNEDY, FUL

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

CARBON DIOXIDE LASERS

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-103[ P88-10103 06

CARIBBEAN SEA

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30} P88-10030 06

CATALOGS

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE

PUBLISHES USERS CATALOG

[NASA RELEASE-88-174[ P88-10174 06

CATHOLIC UNIV. OF AM., WASHINGTON, D.C.

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3[ P88-10003 06

CELLS/BIOLOGY/

S LYMPHOCYTES

CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE

S ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLES

CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN SPACE DATA/INFO.

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123[ P88-10123 06

CENTER FOR SPACE MICROELECTRONICS TECH.

MARK Ill SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-88[ P88-10088 06

CENTER FOR STUDY OF SPACE RADIATION, FR.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

CENTERS FOR THE COMMERCIAL OEV. OF SPACE

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-145[ P88-10145 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10184 05

CENTRAL AMERICA

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30] P86-10030 06

CENTRE DE DONNES DE STRASBOURG

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-88-115] P88-10115 06

CEREMONIES

SA HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, NASA HDORS

SA HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, NSTL

STENNIS CENTER DEDICATION ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-88-93} P88-10093 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY; SWEARING-IN OF LEE RODERICK AS

PRESIDENT OF THE NATIO HAL PRESS CLUB;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10179 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM (POP) GRADUATION; WASHINGTON, D_C.

P88-10202 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DEDICATION OF JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE

CENTER; STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISSISSIPPI

P88-10203 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: FINALISTS' RECEPTION; NASA

EXCELLENCE AWARD; FT. MYERS, VIRGINIA

P88-10208 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: RECEPTION FOR FIVE RETIRING

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS; WASHINGTON, D.C

P88.10210 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

INSTITUTE; PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10212 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES, CALIFORNIA P88-10216 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: STS-26 HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY;

NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10218 05

CHALLENGER

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

P88-10215 05

CHALLENGER CENTER FOR SPACE SCI. EDUCATION

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-92[ P88-10092 06

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, NEW ORLEANS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

CHANNEL CITY CLUB

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

CHARGED PARTICLES

SA SPACE PLASMAS

PIONEER DATA REVEALS NATURE OF THE OUTER

HELIOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-88-100} P88-10100 06

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-88-106} P88-10106 06

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168( P88-10168 06

CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169[ P88-10169 06

CHICAGO UNIV.

NASA AND ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB SiGN

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-149] P88-10149 06

CHROMOSPHERE

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37( P88-10037 06

CINCINNATI ELECTRONICS CORP., OHIO

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66] P88-10066 06

CINCINNATI UNIV.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-88°58[ P88-10058 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146[ P88-I0146 06

CIVIL AVIATION

S COMMERCIAL AVIATION

CIVIL SPACE TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-Be-146[ P88-10146 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171} P88-10171 06

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE

PUBLISHES USERS CATALOG

[NASA RELEASE-88-174} P88-10174 06

STATEMENT OF DR JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: PRESS BRIEFING; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10180 05

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES

CIVILIAN ROLE IN SPACE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10184 O5

CLIMATE

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC iCE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35[ P88-10035 06

CLIMATOLOGY

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

CLUSTER MISSION/'EEA/

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48] P88-10048 06

COATINGS

S PROTECTIVE COATINGS

CORE/COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER/

S COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

COLLABORATIVE SOLAR TERRESTRIAL RE_ PROG.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

COLLIER TROPHY

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-59[ P88.10059 06

COLORADO UNIV., BOULDER

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-21 } P88-10021 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTEHS

[NASA RELEASE-SB-58} P8S-10058 06

COLUMBIA

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE_88-15[ P88-10015 (}6

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38{ P88-10038 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-120] P88=I0120 06

COLUMBUS SPACE LABORATORY

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88_(,4] P88-I0044 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-88-74} 1:)88-10074 06

COMBINED RELEASE AND RAOIAT. EFFECTS SAT.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

COMETS

S HALLEY'S COMET

COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY

NASA INVITES EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FOR

USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

[NASA RELEASE-88-68[ PS&lO068 06

COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF

S DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

COMMERCIAL AVIATION

SA SUPERSONIC COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT

MARKET FOR MORE EFFICIENT, SUPERSONIC

TRANSPORT PROJECTED

[ NASA RELEASE-88-62] P88-10062 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES

NASA AND MARTIN MARIETTA SIGN COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-137[ P88-10137 06

A-5
COMMERCIAL SPACE POLICY

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-145] P88-10145 06

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

_RCIAJ. PACE POLICY

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38] P88.10038 06

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC., SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-114] P88-10114 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-120_ P88-10120 06

NASA AND CORABI INTERNATIONAL TELEMETRICS,

INC., SIGN AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-142] P88-10142 06

NASA ISSUES DRAFT GUIDELINES ON STATION

COMMERCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

[NASA RELEASE-88-144] P88.10144 06

NASA AND UCAR SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

SUBORBITAL USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

[NASA RELEASE.88-170) P88.10170 06

STATEMENT OF DR JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: PRESS BRIEFING; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10180 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88.10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88.10184 Q5

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELWERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA. VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

COMMERCIAL USES OF SPACE ADVISORY COUNCIL

SPACE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY

GROUP FORMED, CHAIRMAN NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-24] P88-10024 06

COMMI3"rEES

S SPACE APPLICATIONS ADVISORY COMM., NASA

S SPACE STATION SCIENCE ADVISORY

COMMITi'EE

S SUBCOMMITTEES

COMMUNICATION SATELLITES

SA ECHO 1

SA SODS-3

SA SOOS-4

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

COMMUNICATIONS

S TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS

COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS INTERNAT., FLA.

NASA SELECTS MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE

YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-88-134] P88-10134 06

COklPETITION

S INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION

COMPRESSORS

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE...88-94] P88-10094 06

COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

[NASA RELEASE-88-13] P88-10013 06

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE-88-94] PB8-10094 06

WORLD'S FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER INSTALLED

AT NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-152] P88-'10152 06

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE-88-94 ] P88-10094 06

COMPUTER GRAPHICS

PERSPECTIVE DISPLAY SYSTEM DEVELOPED FOR

SPACECRAFT MANEUVERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-49] P88-10049 06

COMPUTER NETWORKS

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-88-115] P88-10115 06

GODOARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123] P88.10123 06

COMPUTER SCIENCES CORP.

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-9] P88-10009 06

COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELF_ASE-88-94] P88-10094 06

COMPUTERS

S AIRBORNE/SPACEBORNE COMPUTERS

S CRAY X-MP COMPUTER

S CRAY Y-MP SUPERCOMPUTER

S MARK 3 HYPERCUBE SUPERCOMPUTER

S SUPERCOMPUTERS

COMSTOCK CLUB

EXCERPTS 'FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO.

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

CONCORDE AIRCRAFT

MARKET FOR MORE EFFICIENT, SUPERSONIC

TRANSPORT PROJECTED

[NASA RELEASE,-88-62] P88-10062 06

CONFERENCES

SA AMERICAN INST. OF AERON. AND ASTRON.

CONF.

SA CONTRACTOR'S CONFERENCE

SA MISSION TO PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE

SA NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK CONFERENCE

SA SCIENCE EDUCATION AND POLICY

SYMPOSIUM

SA STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT OF R&D

/CONFERENCE/

SA TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY FORUM

NASA ANNOUNCES CONFERENCE FOR

SMALL-CLASS EXPLORERS

[NASA RELEASE.,88-79] P88-10079 06

STS-26 SPACE SHU'I-rLE PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS

PLANNED

[NASA RELEASE,-88-97] P88.10097 06

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUS_NESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-88*108] P88-10108 06

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SATELLITE VIDEO

CONFERENCES FOR TEACHERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-119] P88-10119 06

CONGRESS, U.S.

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SOUNDS ALARM ON

PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-,,60] 1:'88-10060 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: RECEPTION FOR FIVE RETIRING

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS; WASHINGTON. D.C.

P88-10210 05

CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SAYS 1989 MAKE OR BREAK

YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-88-31 ] P88-10031 06

CONSORTIUM FOR MATERIALS DEV. IN SPACE

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-145[ P88-10145 06

CONTEL FEDERAL SYSTEMS, FAIRFAX, VA.

SHUTTLE-LAUNCHED SATELLITE PASSES EARLY

TESTS WITH FLYING COLORS

[NASA RELEASE-88-157] P88-10157 06

CONTRACT AWARDS

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SPACE SHUTTLE

LANDING FACILITY MODIFICATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-8,8-10] P88-10010 06

NASA TO ACQUIRE SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE

CARRIER AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-28] P88-10028 06

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53] P88-10053 06

SUBJECT INDEX

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66] P88-10066 06

NASA SEEKS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH PROPOSALS

FROM SMALL BUSINESS

[NASA RELEASE,-88-67] P88-10067 06

SOLID PROPULSION INTEGRITY PROGRAM

CONTRACTOR SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE,..88..82] P'88-10082 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR SOLID-FUELED

ROCKET MOTOR BONDLINE STUDY

[NASA RELEASE,-88-107] P88-10107 06

NASA BUYS SECOND SHUTTLE CARRIER

AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-112] P88-10112 06

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC., SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

NASA RELEASE-88-114] P88-10114 06

TRW SELECTED TO DEVELOP ADVANCED X-RAY

ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

NASA RELEASE-88-118[ P88-10116 06

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

NASA RELEASE-88-123 P88-10123 06

NASA AND MCDONNELL DOUGLAS SIGN

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH AGREEMENT

NASA RELEASE-88-124 P88-10124 06

SPACE STATION FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

NASA RELEASE-88-132 P88-10132 06

NASA EXTENDS JET PROPULSION LABORATORY

CONTRACT

NASA RELEASE-88-133 P88-10133 06

NASA SELECTS MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE

YEAR

NASA RELEASE-88-134] P88-10134 06

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-145 P88-10145 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-88,.151 P88-10151 06

SHUTTLE ORBITER LOGISTICS CONTRACT

EXTENDED

[NASA RELEASE-88_156 P88-10156 06

NASA SELECTS 86 SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-88-166 P88-10166 06

NASA/USBI SIGN BOOSTER CONTRACT

EXTENSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-176] P88-I0176 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

CONTRACT PROPOSALS

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS iNNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE,-88-8] P88-10008 06

CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE..88-108{ P88-10108 06

CONTRACTOR'S CONFERENCE

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88-136] P88-10136 06

CONTROL SYSTEMS

S GUIDANCE AND CONTROL

S SPACECRAFT CONTROL

CONTROLS STRUCTURES INTERACTION

TECHNOLOGY

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146] P88o10146 06

COOPERATION

S INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

S INTERAGENCY COOPERATION

S INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

S PRIVATE SECTOR COOPERATION

S SCHOLASTIC COOPERATION

A..6
SUBJECT INDEX

CORABI INTERNATIONAL TELEMETRICS, INC.

NASA AND CORABI INTERNATIONAL TELEMETRIC.S,

INC., SIGN AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-142[ P88-10142 06

CORONAL HOLES

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE..88-78[ P88-10078 06

PIONEER DATA REVEALS NATURE OF THE OUTER

HELIOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-88-100] P88-10100 06

CORROSION RESISTANCE

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3[ P88-10003 06

COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-154[ P88-10154 06

COSMIC RAYS

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-78[ P88-10078 06

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-88-106[ P88-10106 06

COSMOLOGY

SA BIG-BANG COSMOLOGY

NASA REQUESTS PROPOSALS FOR ADVANCED

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-1[ P88-10001 06

COST RECOVERY

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-43[ P88-10043 06

COST REDUCTION

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-43[ P88-10043 06

COSTAR

S COLLABORATIVE SOLAR TERRESTRIAL RES.

PROG.

COUNCIL OF CHIEF STATE SCHOOL OFFICERS

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-46] P88-10046 06

15,000 SCHOOLS RESPOND TO SHUTTLE

ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-90] P88-10090 06

GRAY COMPUTERS

S CRAY X-MP COMPUTER

CRAY X-MP COMPUTER

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE-88-94[ P88-10094 06

CRAY Y-MP SUPERCOMPUTER

WORLD'S FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER INSTALLED

AT NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-152[ P88-10152 06

CROWLEY MARINE, JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING SITES FOR

SHU'IT"LE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-34[ P88-10034 06

D

DAEDALUS ENTERPRISES, INC., MICH.

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

DANISH METEOROLOGICAL INSTITUTE

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169[ P88-10169 06

DARK MATTER

NASA REQUESTS PROPOSALS FOR ADVANCED

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-1[ P88-10001 06

DATA BASES

S SIMBAD ASTRONOMICAL DATABASE

DATA COLLECTION SATELLITES

S SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

DATA MANAGEMENT

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123[ P88-10123 06

DATA TRANSMISSION

NASA AND JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY SIGN

REMOTE SENSING DATA AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-12[ P88-10012 06

DAVIS PLANETARIUM, JACKSON, MISS.

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-92[ P88-10092 06

DEEP SPACE NETWORK

NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS RECENT VOLCANIC

ACTIVITY ON VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-65[ P88-t0065 06

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-87[ P88-10087 06

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

[NASA RELEASE-88-102[ P88-10102 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-10171 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS

AGENCY

NASA'S COLLADAY TO DIRECT DEFENSE

ADVANCED RESEARCH AGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-88-6[ P88-10006 06

DEFENSE PAYLOAD6

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38] P88-I0038 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-120[ P88-10120 06

DEFENSE, DEPARTMENT OF

S DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

DEI-TECH, INC., NEWPORT NEWS, VA.

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE*88-146[ P88o10146 06

DEIMOS

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U.S.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

[NASA RELEASE-88-41[ P88-10041 06

DELAWARE UNIV.

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3[ P88-10003 06

DELTA LAUNCH VEHICLES

DELTA LAUNCH COMPLEX TRANSFERRED TO AIR

FORCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-99[ P88-10099 06

NASA AND MCDONNELL DOUGLAS SIGN

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-124[ P88-10124 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10184 05

DELTA WINGS

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

[NASA RELEASE-88-13[ P88-10013 06

DEMINERAUZATION

S BONE DEMINERALIZATION

DENVER UNIV.

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-16g] P88-10169 06

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

SA FOREST SERVICE, U.S.

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148[ P88-10148 06

DISCOVERY

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

SA NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC

ADMIN,

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66[ P88-10066 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES, CALIFORNIA P88-10216 05

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

SA DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS

AGENCY

PRESIDENT REAGAN SIGNS ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-5] P88-10005 06

SPACE SHUI-I'LE CREW ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-15[ P88-10015 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM (PDP) GRADUATION; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P88-10202 05

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

SA ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB., ILL.

SA LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LAB., N. MEX.

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3] P88-10003 06

MARK III SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-88[ P88-10088 06

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

[NASA RELEASE.88-96[ P88-10096 06

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR

S GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, U.S,

DESIGN CRITERIA

S AIRCRAFT DESIGN

S SPACECRAFT DESIGN

DETECTORS

S INFRARED DETECTORS

DEUTSCHES GEODAETISCHES

FORSCHUNOSINSTITUT

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

DIABETES AND KIDNEY DISEASES

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-45[ P88-10045 06

DISCOVERY

ACCEPTANCE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THREE

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINES

[NASA RELEASE-88-2J P88-10002 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHU'I-rLE LAUNCH

DATE

[NASA RELEASE-88-11[ 1>88-10011 06

TELESCOPING POLE CHOSEN FOR CREW ESCAPE

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-88-50[ P88-10050 06

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-81 ] 1=88-10081 06

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-85[ P88-10085 06

NASA CALLS HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-91[ P88-10091 06

SPACE SHUFFLE DISCOVERY'S ENGINE VALVE TO

BE REPLACED

[NASA RELEASE-88-110[ F'88-10110 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ 1:>88-10121 06

TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR SHUTTLE

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-130] P88-10130 06

SHUTTLE-LAUNCHED SATELLITE PASSES EARLY

TESTS WITH FLYING COLORS

[NASA RELEASE-88*157[ P88-10157 06

STATEMENT BY DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA PRESS CONFERENCE

P88-10177 05

A-7
DISPLAY DEVICES

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED ..FOR

DELIVERY: NASA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM (POP) GRADUATION; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P88-10202 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: STS-26 HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY;

NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10218 05

DISPLAY DEVICES

SA VIDEO TAPE RECORDER SYSTEM

PERSPECTIVE DISPLAY SYSTEM DEVELOPED FOR

SPACECRAFT MANEUVERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-49[ P88-10049 06

DOC

S DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

DOCKING

S SPACE DOCKING

DOD

S DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

DOE

S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

DREXEL UNIV., PHILADELPHIA, PA.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

I)88-10188 05

DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-59[ P88-10059 06

m

S DEEP SPACE NETWORK

DUKE UNIV., N.C.

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123[ P88-10123 06

E

EARTH A_HERE

SA MAGNETOSPHERE

SA STRATOSPHERE

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

EARTH ENVIRONMENT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

EARTH OBSERVATION MISSION EXPERIMENTS

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38] P88-10038 06

EARTH OBSERVATIONS/FROM SPACE/

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO I)88-10206 05

EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEMS

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-19[ P88-10019 06

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-103[ P88-10103 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-t0191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WlNDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

EARTH RADIATION

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

EARTH RADIATION BUDGET SATELLITE SYSTEM

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88.10206 05

EARTH RESOURCES

NASA AND JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY SIGN

REMOTE SENSING DATA AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-12] P88-10012 06

EARTH RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY SATELLITES

S LANDSAT SATELLITES

EARTH SCIENCE PROGRAM, NASA

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-10171 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE COMMITTEE

S NASA ADVISORY COUNCIL

EASTERN SPACE AND MISSILE CTR_ FLA.

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66[ P88-10066 06

ECHO PASSIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE

S ECHO 1

ECHO 1

DELTA LAUNCH COMPLEX TRANSFERRED TO AIR

FORCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-99[ P88-10099 06

ECLIF_E

S SOLAR ECLIPSE

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10199 05

ECONOMIC IMPACT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

DC P88-10184 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

EDUCATION

SA AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR ENGINEERING

EDUCATION

SA NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOC.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ARCS FOUNDATION/SMITH SONIAN

SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENCE EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

POLICY; WASHINGTON, D C P88-10193 05

EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS DIVISION, NASA

SHU]-rLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-46[ P88-10046 06

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SATELLITE VIDEO

CONFERENCES FOR TEACHERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-119[ P88-10119 06

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

SA SUMMER FACULTY FELLOWSHIPS, NASA

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69[ P88-10069 06

SUBJECT INDEX

15,000 SCHOOLS RESPOND TO SHUTTLE

ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE_8.90] P88-10090 06

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-92[ P88-10092 06

NAS,_. ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SATELLITE VIDEO

CONFEP-_.NCES FOR TEACHERS

[NASA R'.;LEASE-88-119] P88-10119 06

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122[ P88-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131[ P88-10131 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[ NASA RELEASE-88-171] P88-10171 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SATELLITE VIDEO

CONFERENCES FOR TEACHERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-119[ P88-10119 06

EG&G FLORIDA, INC.

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SPACE SHUTI'LE

LANDING FACILITY MODIFICATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-10[ P88°10010 06

EL NINO

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84[ P88-10084 06

ELECTRICAL FAULTS

MAGELLAN ELECTRICAL MISHAP INVESTIGATION

BOARD RELEASES FINDINGS

[NASA RELEASE-88-153[ P88-10153 06

ELECTROMAGNETIC LAUNCHERS

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINIATURE

SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-4[ P88-10004 06

ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

S EXTREME UV RADIATION

ELECTRONICS

S MICROELECTRONICS

EMERGENCIES

S EMERGENCY LANDING

EMERGENCY EXIT SYSTEMS

TELESCOPING POLE CHOSEN FOR CREW ESCAPE

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-88-50[ P88-10050 06

EMERGENCY LANDING

SPACE SHU'I-rLE EMERGENCY LANDING SITE

AGREEMENT SIGNED

[NASA RELEASE-88-33[ P88-10033 06

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING SITES FOR

SHUTI'LE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-34] P88-10034 06

EMERGENCY MISSION CONTROL CENTER

SHUTTLE EMERGENCY MISSION CONTROL CENTER

MOVES TO WHITE SANDS

[NASA RELEASE-88.101[ P88-10101 06

ENGINE COMPONENT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-43[ P88-10043 06

ENGINE DESIGN

NASA PLANS ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE_8-54] P88-10054 06

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE-88-94[ P88-10094 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR SOLID-FUELED

ROCKET MOTOR BONDLINE STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-88-107[ P88-10107 06

NASA ISSUES ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-88-117[ P88-10117 06

A-8
SUBJECT/NDEX

ENGINE TESTS

ACCEPTANCE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THREE

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINES

[NASA RELEASE-88-2[ P88-I0002 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH

DATE

NASA RELEASE-B8-11[ P88-10011 06

SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE SHORT-STACK SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR TO BE TESTED

NASA RELEASE_88-14] P88-10014 06

NASA EXAMINES 72 NOZZLE BOLTS

NASA RELEASE_8-18 P88-10018 06

SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE JOINT

TEST SCHEDULED

NASA RELEASE_88-23 P88-10023 06

THIRD REDESIGNED SPACE SHUTTLE ROCKET

MOTOR TEST FIRING SCHEDULED

NASA RELEASE-8_51 P88-10051 06

SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE

JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

NASA RELEASE-88-56 P88-10056 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TRANSIENT PRESSURE TEST

ARTICLE-4 FIRING SCHEDULED

NASA RELEASE-88-61 P88-10061 06

FOURTH REDESIGNED SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTOR

TO BE TEST FIRED JUNE 14

NASA RELEASE_8-77 P88-10077 06

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88_5[ P88-10085 06

FINAL SHUTTLE MOTOR JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

AT MORTON THIOKOL

[NASA RELEASE-88-86[ P88-10086 06

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-104} P88-10104 06

SPACE SHUTTLE DISCOVERY'S ENGINE VALVE TO

BE REPLACED

[NASA RELEASE-88-110} P88-10110 06

LAST SHUTTLE MOTOR TEST SCHEDULED PRIOR

TO DISCOVERY LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE_8-113[ P88-10113 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE_8-136] P88.10138 06

STATEMENT BY DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA PRESS CONFERENCE

P88-10177 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P88-10185 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES, CALIFORNIA P88-10216 05

ENGINEERING

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

ENGINES

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR/SHUTTLE/

S AIRCRAFT ENGINES

S JET ENGINES

S SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

S SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE

S STIRLING ENGINE

ENVIRONMENT

S EARTH ENVIRONMENT

S ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

S SOLAR ATMOSPHERE

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE*BS-53] P88-10053 06

NASA SCIENTISTS NOTE WEAK ANTARCTIC OZONE

HOLE IN 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-135] P88-10135 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169[ P88-10169 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171 ] P88-I0171 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EQUIPMENT

S AIRBORNE EQUIPMENT

S GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT

S MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

ER-2 AIRCRAFT

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-B8-169[ P88-10169 06

ERS-1 SATELLITE

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO, JAPAN P88-10214 05

ERTS

S LANDSAT SATELLITES

ESRO

S EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

ET

S EXTERNAL TANK

EUROPE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

NASA RELEASE-88-9] I)88-10009 06

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE_88-35 P88-10035 06

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-44 P88-10044 06

NASAIESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

:NASA RELEASE-88-48 P88-10048 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

NASA RELEASE_8-74' P8_10074 06

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

NASA RELEASE-88-81 P88-10081 06

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84 P88-10084 06

NASA CALLS HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-91 P88-10091 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WlNDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

EUROPEAN SPACE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION

S EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

EVOLUTION

S STELLAR EVOLUTION

EXPLORER1

EXCELLENCE AWARD, NASA

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47[ P88-10047 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88-136[ P88-10136 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P88-10200 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: FINALISTS' RECEPTION; NASA

EXCELLENCE AWARD; FT, MYERS, VIRGINIA

P88-10208 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES, CALIFORNIA P88-10218 05

EXHIBITS

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

[NASA RELEASE_8-g6] P88-10096 06

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-128[ P88-10128 06

EXOBIOLOGY

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88.131[ P88-10131 06

"EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLES

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE*BS-38] P88-10038 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66[ P88-10066 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED_FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE_8-120] P88-10120 06

NASA AND MARTIN MARIETTA SIGN COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-137[ P88-10137 06

NASA, LTV SIGN COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT FOR

SCOUT ROCKET PRODUCTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-167[ P88-10167 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-10171 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT ASSOCIATION

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-96[ P88-10096 06

EXPERIMENTS

S SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

EXPLODING STARS

S SUPERNOVA

EXPLORER PROGRAM

SA SMALL-CLASS EXPLORER PROGRAM

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ I=88-10017 06

EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

SA COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

SA EXPLORER 1

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CONFERENCE FOR

SMALL-CLASS EXPLORERS

[NASA RELEASE-88_79[ P88-10079 06

EXPLORER 1

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10185 05

A-9
EXPLOSIONS

EXPLOSIONS

S PEPCON PLANT EXPLOSION

EXTERNAL TANK

NASA INVITES EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FOR

USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

[NASA RELEASE-88-68[ P88-10068 06

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

"PAD ON NOV. 2

[NASA RELEASE-88-147[ P88-10147 06

NASA AND UCAR SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

SUBORBITAL USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

[NASA RELEASE-88-170[ P88-10170 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

EXTREME UV RADIATION

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P1_1-10022 06

F

FACILITIES

S LAUNCH COMPLEXES

S RESEARCH FACILITIES

S TEST FACILITIES

FAINT OBJECT SPECTROGRAPH

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUMBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-81[ P88-10081 06

NASA CALLS HUMBLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCX_ESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-91 ] P88-10091 06

FASTENERS

S BOLTS/FASTENERS/

FEDERAL REPUSUC OF GERMANY

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

FEDERAL RESEARCH INTERNET COORD. COMMITTEE

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-88-115[ P88-10115 06

FELLOWSHIPS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

FIBER OPTICS

SPACE TECHNOLOGY AIDS IN IMPROVING

LOW-VISION EYESIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-88-57[ P88-10057 06

FIELD

S SOLAR MAGNETIC FIELD

FIREFLY INFRARED SENSOR SYSTEM

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148[ P88-10148 06

FIRES

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148] P88-10148 06

FLIGHT READINESS REVIEW, SPACE SHUTTLES

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTrLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-85[ P88-10085 06

FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER, EDWARDS, CALIF.

S DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

FLIGHT SAFETY

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH

DATE

[NASA RELEASE-88-11[ P88-10011 06

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-96[ P88-10096 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

FUGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR TELEROBOTIC

SERVICER

[NASA RELEASE_8-150] P88-10150 06

FUGHT TESTIS

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-59[ P88-10059 06

FLOW CNANACTERIBTICS

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

[NASA RELEASE-8_13] P88-10013 06

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE_8-94] P88-10094 06

FLOW CY'TOMETRY

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-8_76] P88.10076 06

FLUID MECHANICS

S AERODYNAMICS

FLYBY MISSIONS

S GR_ND TOUR

FOREST MANAGEMENT

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53] P88-10053 06

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148[ P88-10148 06

FOREST SERVICE, U.S.

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148[ P88-10148 06

FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

FRANCE

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-SB-115] P88-10115 06

FREQUENCY BANDS

S X-BAND

FREQUENCY MODULATION

S TELEMETRY

FUEL CONSERVATION

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-43[ P88-10043 06

FUEL SYSTEMS

S EXTERNAL TANK

FUEL TANK

S EXTERNAL TANK

FUNDING

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SAYS 198g MAKE OR BREAK

YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-88-31 [ P88-10031 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SOUNDS ALARM ON

PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-60] P88-10060 06

G

GALAXIES

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-111] P88-10111 06

GALILEO PROJECT

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38[ P88-10038 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE_8-120] P88-10120 06

NASA EXTENDS JET PROPULSION LABORATORY

CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-133[ P88.10133 06

GAMBIA

SPACE SHUTTLE EMERGENCY LANDING SITE

AGREEMENT SIGNED

[NASA RELEASE_8-33} P88-10033 06

SUBJECT INDEX

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING SITES FOR

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE_8-34] P88-10034 06

GAMMA RAY ASTRONOMY

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RE,EASE-88-17[ P88.10017 06

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE_88-154] P88-10154 06

GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY

SA GAMMA RAY ASTRONOMY

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38[ P88-10038 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

1=88-10195 05

GAMMA RAY TELESCOPES

S GAMMA RAY ASTRONOMY

GAS LASSRS

S CARBON DIOXIDE LASERS

GAS TURBINE ENGINES

S JET ENGINES

GASES

S ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION

S OZONE

GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

O.C. P88-10184 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; V_ENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

GENERAL DYNAMICS SPACE SYST. OlV., CAUF.

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-IBS-66[ P88-10066 06

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88°165] P88-10t65 06

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., CINCINNATI, OHIO

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-59[ P88-10059 06

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO,, N_I,

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126[ P88-10126 06

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. VALLEY FORGE, PA.

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47[ P88-10047 06

SPACE STATION FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-132[ P88-10132 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88-136[ P88-10136 06

GEODESY

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-I0030 06

GEOINFORMATION SERVICES, MISS.

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, U.S.

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-165[ P88-10165 06

GEOLOGY

S TECTONICS

GEOMAGNETIC FIELD

S MAGNETOSPHERE

GEORGE C. MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

A-10
SUBJECT/NDEX

GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV., WASHINGTON, D.C.

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123[ P88-10123 06

GEOBTATIONARY OPERATIONAL ENVIRON. SAT.

S GOES /GEOSTAT, OPERATIONAL ENVIRON.

SAT./

GEOTAIL MISSION/JAPAN/

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 P88-10201 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO, JAPAN P88-10214 05

GINGA SATELLITE

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 P88-10201 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO, JAPAN P88-10214 05

GIOTTO MISSION

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88.87} P88-10087 06

GLASS

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88.3[ P88-10003 06

GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

GLOBAL GEOSPACE SCIENCE PROGRAM/NASA/

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

THE 112TH SCOUT ROCKET LAUNCH SET

[NASA RELEASE-88-116] P88-101t6 06

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[ NASA RELEASE-88-148[ P88-10148 06

GOODARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT, MO.

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3[ P88-10003 06

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

{NASA RELEASE-88-g] P88-10009 06

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-21[ P88-10021 06

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[NASA RELEASE-88-39[ P88-10039 06

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

{NASA RELEASE-88-45} P88-10045 06

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48] P88-10048 06

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-88-69[ P88-10069 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CONFERENCE FOR

SMALL-CLASS EXPLORERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-79[ P88-10079 06

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUDDLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-81 ] P88-10081 06

NASA CALLS HUDDLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-91[ P88-10091 06

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

{NASA RELEASE-88-96[ P88-10096 06

SHUTTLE EMERGENCY MISSION CONTROLCENTER

MOVES TO WHITE SANDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-101[ P88-10101 06

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATrER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-88-106} 1:>88-10106 06

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-111] P88-10111 06

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123[ P88-10123 06

NASA AND MCDONNELL DOUGLAS SIGN

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-124[ P88-10124 06

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-B8-126[ P88-10126 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

NASA RELEASE-88-131[ P88-10131 06

SPACE STATION FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

{NASA RELEASE-88-132[ P88-10132 06

NASA SCIENTISTS NOTE WEAK ANTARCTIC OZONE

HOLE IN 1988

NASA RELEASE-88-135] P88-10135 06

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141[ P88-10141 06

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR TELEROBOTIC

SERVICER

[NASA RELEASE-88-150} P88-10150 06

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[ NASA RELEASE-88-154[ P88-10154 06

SHUTTLE-LAUNCHED SATELLITE PASSES EARLY

TESTS WITH FLYING COLORS

[NASA RELEASE-88-157 ] P88-10157 06

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

{NASA RELEASE-88-165] P88-10165 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

{NASA RELEASE-88-169} P88-10169 06

GOES IGEOSTAT. OPERATIONAL ENVIRON. SAT./

SA GOES-M

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

{NASA RELEASE-88-66[ P88-10066 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

GOES-M

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTMNG MAPPER

SENSOR

[ NASA RELEASE-88-105 ] P88- I 0105 06

GOLDSTONE TRACKING STATION, CALIF.

NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS RECENT VOLCANIC

ACTIVITY ON VENUS

{NASA RELEASE_8-65} P88-10065 06

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-88-87[ P88-10087 06

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

_NASA RELEASE-88-102} P88-10102 06

GRAND TOUR

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

GULFSTREAM 2 AIRCRAFT

GRANTS

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-58[ P88-10058 06

GRAVITATIONAL WAVES

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-78] P88-10078 06

GRAVnnr

S ARTIFICIAL GRAVITY

GRAVITY ASSIST/SPACECRAFT TRAJECTORIES/

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

GREAT OBSERVATORIES PROGRAM

NASA REQUESTS PROPOSALS FOR ADVANCED

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-1[ P88-10001 06

TRW SELECTED TO DEVELOP ADVANCED X-RAY

ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-118} P88-10118 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA. CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

GREENHOUSE EFFECT

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-165] P88-10165 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WlNDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88.10213 0S

GROOVING

S PAVEMENT GROOVING

GROUND STATIONS

SA ALICE SPRINGS GROUND STATION.

AUSTRALIA

SA WHITE SANDS GROUND STATION, N. MEXICO

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35[ P88-10035 06

GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT

SA LAUNCH COMPLEXES

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING SITES FOR

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-34[ P88-10034 06

GROUND SYSTEMS

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUDDLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-81[ P88-10081 06

NASA CALLS HUDDLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-91[ P88-10091 06

GSFC

S GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR. GREENBELT,

MD.

GUIDANCE AND CONTROL

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-9} P88.10009 06

GULFSTREAM 2 AIRCRAFT

NASA WORKS TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT CABIN

NOISE

[NAS/_ RELEASE-88-40[ P88-10040 06

A-11
GULTON DATA SYSTEMS DIV., N.M.

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-59] P88-10059 06

GULTON DATA SYSTEMS DIV_ N.M.

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE_8-66] P88-10066 06

GYROSCOPES

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-9[ P8_10009 06

H

H-1 LAUNCH VEHICLE

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM "88 P88-10201 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO, JAPAN P88-10214 05

HALLEY'S COMET

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-9[ P8_10009 06

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-87[ P88_10087 06

HAMILTON STANDARD, WINDSOR LOCKS, CONN.

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-59[ P88-10059 06

HARRIS COOP., MELBOURNE, FLA.

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146[ P88-10146 06

HARVARD UNIV., CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169[ P88-10169 06

HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASHINGTON, D.C.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P88-10200 05

HEALTH

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

[NASA RELEASE_845] P88-10045 06

HEAT EXCHANGERS

ACCEPTANCE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THREE

SPACE SHUTrLE MAIN ENGINES

[NASA RELEASE_2[ P88-10002 06

HELIOSPHERE

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-78[ P88-10078 06

HELIUM

S LIQUID HELIUM

HERCULES AEROSPACE GO., MAGNA, UTAH

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR SOLID-FUELED

ROCKET MOTOR BONDLINE STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-88-107[ 1:)88-10107 06

HERCULES AEROSPACE CO., SALT LAKE CITY

SOLID PROPULSION INTEGRITY PROGRAM

CONTRACTOR SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-82} P88-10082 06

HERCULES, INC., CLEARFIELD, UTAH

COMPANIES PLAN PRIVATE FACILITIES TO BUILD

NASA'S ADVANCED MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-71[ P88_10071 06

HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS LAB.

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[NASA RELEASE-8_39] P88-t0039 06

NIGH RESOLUTION INFRARED RADIATION SOUNDER

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126[ P88-10126 06

HIGH SCHOOLS

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122[ P88-10122 06

HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS

NASA AND ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB SIGN

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-149[ P88-10149 06

HISTORY

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129] P88-10129 06

HONEYWELL, INC.

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66[ P88-10066 06

HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, NASA HCORS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P88-10200 05

HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, NSTL

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P88-10185 05

HOSPITALS

S JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL, BALTIMORE, MD.

HUMBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38[ P88-10038 06

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUDDLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88=81[ P88-10081 06

NASA CALLS HUDDLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-91[ P88-10091 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-120[ P88-10120 06

EARLIER LAUNCH DATE SET FOR NASA HUDDLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-143[ P88-10143 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

HUGH L DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER

S DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF

HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., EL SEGUNDO, CALIF.

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-165[ P88-10165 06

HUMAN RESEARCH

S BIOTECHNOLOGY

HUNTSVILLE OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER, NASA

NASA SELECTS MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE

YEAR

[NASA RELEASE_8-134] P88-10134 06

HURRICANES

NASA SETS TARGET DATE FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-127[ 1°88-t0t27 06

HYPERCUBE COMPUTER ARCHITECTURES

MARK III SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE_8-88] 1:)88-10088 06

I

IBM FEDERAL SYSTEMS DIV.

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE_8-47[ P88-10047 06

ICE

S SEA ICE

ICE MAPPING

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35[ P88-10035 06

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-8_126] P88-10126 06

IDAHO UNIV.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-58[ P88-10058 06

SUBJECT INDEX

IMAGE ANALYSIS

MARK III SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-88[ P88-10088 06

IMAGE PROCESSING

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-19[ P88-10019 06

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123[ P88-10123 06

IMAGING RADAR

SA SHUT[LE IMAGING RADAR

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-19[ P88-10019 06

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35[ P88-10035 06

IMAGING TECHNIQUES

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148[ P88-10148 06

IMPACT

S ECONOMIC IMPACT

INDIAN OCEAN LAUNCH SITE

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

NASA SCOUT LAUNCH SET FOR JUNE 15

[NASA RELEASE-88-75[ P88-10075 06

INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS

S TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION PROGRAM

INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

PRESIDENT REAGAN SIGNS ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM REPORT

NASA RELEASE-88-5[ P88-10005 06

SPACE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY

GROUP FORMED, CHAIRMAN NAMED

NASA RELEASE-88-24[ P88-10024 06

NASA TO SEEK SPACE ABOARD COMMERCIALLY

DEVELOPED FACILITY

NASA RELEASE*88-25[ P88-10025 06

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

"NASA RELEASE-88_I3[ P88-10043 06

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY F_NALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88=47[ P88-10047 06

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-8_59[ P88-10059 06

NASA SEEKS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH PROPOSALS

FROM SMALL BUSINESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-67[ P88-10067 06

SOLID PROPULSION INTEGRITY PROGRAM

CONTRACTOR SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-82[ P88-10082 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR SOLID-FUELED

ROCKET MOTOR BONDLINE STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-88-107[ P88-10107 06

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC., SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-114[ P88-10114 06

NASA AND MCDONNELL DOUGLAS SIGN

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-124[ P88-10124 06

NASA AND CORABI INTERNATIONAL TELEMETRICS,

INC., SIGN AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-142[ P88-10142 06

NASA ISSUES DRAFT GUIDELINES ON STATION

COMMERCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

[NASA RELEASE-88-144[ P88-10144 06

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-145[ P88-10145 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146] P8_10146 06

NASA, LTV SIGN COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT FOR

SCOUT ROCKET PRODUCTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-167] P88-10167 06

A-12
SUBJECT INDEX

NASA AND UCAR SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

SUBORBITAL USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

[NASA RELEASE-88-170[ P88-10170 06

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE

PUBLISHES USERS CATALOG

[NASA RELEASE-88-174[ P88-10174 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON.

D.C, 1:)88-10184 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

INDUSTRIAL SPACE FACIMTY /SPACE PLATFORM/

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE*88-38[ P88-10038 06

INERTIAL UPPER STAGE

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

INFORMATION SYSTEMS

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-88-115[ P88-10115 06

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123[ P88-10123 06

INFRARED ASTRONOMY

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37} P88-10037 06

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168[ P88-10168 06

INFRARED DETECTORS

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148} P88-10148 06

INFRARED RADIOMETER

S FIREFLY INFRARED SENSOR SYSTEM

INFRARED TELESCOPES

S SPACE INFRARED TELESCOPE FACILITY

INRIA/INST. DE RECHERCHE INFO. & AUTO./

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-88-115[ P88-10115 06

INSPECTION

NASA EXAMINES 72 NOZZLE BOLTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-18[ P88-10018 06

INST. FOR SPACE/ASTRONAUTICAL SCI., JAP.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE_.B-4B] 1:)88-10048 06

INSTITUT FUER PHYSIK. WELTRAUMFORSCHUNG

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22] P88-10022 06

INSTITUTE OF AEROSPACE SCIENCES

S AMERICAN INST. OF AERON. AND

ASTRONAUTICS

INSTITUTE OF ASTRONOMY, HONOLULU, HI.

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37[ P88-10037 06

INSTRUMENTATION

S SATELLITE INSTRUMENTS

INSULIN PUMP

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-45] P88-10045 06

INTERAGENCY COOPERATION

PRESIDENT REAGAN SIGNS ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-5} P88-10005 06

SOLID PROPULSION INTEGRITY PROGRAM

CONTRACTOR SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-82{ P88-10082 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR SOLID-FUELED

ROCKET MOTOR BONDLINE STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-88-107] P88-10107 06

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-88-115} P88-10115 06

NASA AND AIR FORCE ANNOUNCE RANGE SAFETY

CRITERIA FOR STS-26

[NASA RELEASE-88-125[ P88-10125 06

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE,.88-148J P88-10148 06

NASA AND ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB SIGN

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-149[ P88-10149 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169[ P88-10169 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS MEETING

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT [IGA)

NASA/JAPAN NEGOTIATORS COMPLETE

NEGOTIATIONS ON STATION AGREEMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-70[ P88-10070 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-88-74[ P88-10074 06

INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES

S JET ENGINES

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

NASA AND JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY SIGN

REMOTE SENSING DATA AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-12[ P88-10012 06

SPACE SHUTTLE EMERGENCY LANDING SITE

AGREEMENT SIGNED

[NASA RELEASE-88-33[ P88-10033 06

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-44{ P88-100.44 06

NASA/JAPAN NEGOTIATORS COMPLETE

NEGOTIATIONS ON STATION AGREEMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-70} P88-10070 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-88-74[ P88-10074 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88. I0205 05

INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

N_ORK

[NASA RELEASE-88.115} P88-10115 06

INTERNATIONAL AVIATION EXHIBITION

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-96[ P88-10096 06

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.

S IBM FEDERAL SYSTEMS DIV.

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-I0189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17{ P88-10017 06

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

SPACE SHUTTLE EMERGENCY LANDING SITE

AGREEMENT SIGNED

[NASA RELEASE.-88o33] P88-10033 06

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT lANDING SITES FOR

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-88-34} P88-10034 06

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

NASA RELEASE-88-35[ P88-10035 06

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U.S,

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

NASA RELEASE-88-41[ P88-10041 06

NEGOT[ATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

NASA RELEASE-88-44} P88-10044 06

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

NASA RELEASE-88,-48[ P88-10048 06

FLETCHER SAYS MOON, NOT MARS, MAY BE

BETTER FIRST STEP

NASA RELEASE-88-52[ P88-10052 06

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

NASA RELEASE-88-69] P88-10069 06

NASA/JAPAN NEGOTIATORS COMPLETE

NEGOTIATIONS ON STATION AGREEMENTS

NASA RELEASE-88-70[ P88-10070 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

NASA RELEASE-88-74J P88-10074 06

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-88-84} P88-10084 06

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

NASA RELEASE-88-87} P88-10087 06

US/USSR DELEGATIONS TO MEET ON SPACE

COOPERATION

NASA RELEASE-88-95[ P88-10095 06

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

INASA RELEASE-e8-115] P88-I0115 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER I

NASA RELEASE-88-129[ P88-10129 06

SPACE STATION FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

NASA RELEASE-88-132[ P88-10132 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

'NASA RELEASE-88-169} 1°88-10169 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171] P88-10171 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88- I0188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY. UTAH P8S-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

A-13
INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM SUBJECT INDEX

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA. VIRGINIA P88.10198 05

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 1>88.10201 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND 1=88.10205 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88.10206 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO, JAPAN P88.10214 05

INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM

S GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM

INTERNATIONAL SATELLITES

SA GINGA SATELLITE

SA IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

INTERNATIONAL SOLAR POLAR MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

INTERNATIONAL SOLAR-TERRESTRIAL PHY. PROG.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88_8] P88-10048 06

INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

MESSAGE FOR YOM_URt SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 P88-10201 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO. JAPAN P88-10214 05

INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE

NASA AOMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL. ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-88-139] P88-I0139 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

INSTITUTE; PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10212 05

INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CORP.

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126[ P88-10126 06

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER

S lUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

INTERSTELLAR SPACE

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-78[ P88-10078 06

INTERTEK SERVICES CORP_ CAUF.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: FINALISTS' RECEPTION; NASA

EXCELLENCE AWARD; FT MYERS, VIRGINIA

P88-10208 05

INVESTIGATION BOARDS

S ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION BOARD

IO

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-9] P88-10009 06

IONIZED PLASMA

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

IONO6PHERIC SOUNDING

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88o10187 05

IOWA UNIV., IOWA CITY

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE_8-48] P88-10048 06

IUE/INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER/

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-9] P88-10009 06

J

JAPAN

SA INST. FOR SPACE/ASTRONAUTICAL SCI., JAP.

SA NATIONAL SPACE DEVELOP. AGENCY, JAPAN

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

[ NASA RELEASE-88-44 ] P88-10044 06

NASA/JAPAN NEGOTIATORS COMPLETE

NEGOTIATIONS ON STATION AGREEMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-68-70[ P88-10070 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-88-74[ P88-10074 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 P88-10201 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO, JAPAN P88-10214 05

JAPANESE EXPERIMENT MODULE

NASA/JAPAN NEGOTIATORS COMPLETE

NEGOTIATIONS ON STATION AGREEMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-70[ P88-10070 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE_8-74] P88-10074 06

JAPANESE SATELLITES

SA ERS-1 SATELLITE

SA GINGA SATELLITE

NASA AND JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY SIGN

REMOTE SENSING DATA AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-12[ P88-10012 06

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35[ P88-10035 06

JAPANESE SPACECRAFT

S SUISEI SPACECRAFT

JENSEN CONSTRUCTION CO., DES MOINES, IA.

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SPACE SHUTTLE

LANDING FACILITY MODIFICATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-B8-10} PBB-10010 06

JET ENGINES

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE-8_94] P88-10094 06

JET PROPULSION LAB., PASADENA, CALIF.

SA CENTER FOR SPACE MtCROELECTRONICS

TECH

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINIATURE

SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-4] P88-10004 06

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-19[ P88-10019 06

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-21[ P88-10021 06

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35[ P88-10035 06

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS RECENT VOLCANIC

ACTIVITY ON VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-65[ PSB-10065 06

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84] P88-10084 06

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-87] P88-10087 06

MARK III SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-BS-88] P88-10088 06

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

[NASA RELEASE-88-102[ P88-10102 06

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126] P88-10126 06

NASA EXTENDS JET PROPULSION LABORATORY

CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-133J P88-10133 06

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE.88-141[ P88-10141 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146[ P88-10146 06

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148[ P88-10148 06

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-165[ P88-10165 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169] P88-10169 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

PB8-10195 05

JET TRANSPORT

S CONCOROE AIRCRAFT

JOHN F. KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA.

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL BALTIMORE, MD.

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

[NASA RELEASE-88_,5[ P88-10045 06

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV_ BALTIMORE, MD.

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17_ P88-10017 06

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[NASA RELEASE-B8-111 ] P88-t0111 06

JOHNS HOPKINS WILMER EYE INSTITUTE

S WILMER EYE INSTITUTE, BALTIMORE, MD.

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

[NASA RELEASE-8B-27] P88-10027 06

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U.S

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

[NASA RELEASE-8B-41] P88-10041 06

TELESCOPING POLE CHOSEN FOR CREW ESCAPE

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-8B-50] PB8-10050 06

NASA ANNOUNCED 2-YEAR ASTRONAUT

SELECTION CYCLE

[NASA RELEASE-88-63[ PB8-10063 06

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-8Eh76J P88-10076 06

ASTRONAUT ENGLAND TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-80} P88-10080 06

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

[NASA RELEASE-B8-92[ P88-10092 06

A-14
SUBJECT INDEX

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-96[ 1:)88-10096 06

STS-26 SPACE SHUTTLE PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS

PLANNED

[NASA RELEASE-88-97] P88-10097 06

SHUI-I'LE EMERGENCY MISSION CONTROL CENTER

MOVES TO WHITE SANDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-101[ P88-1010t 06

NASA BUYS SECOND SHUTTLE CARRIER

AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-112[ P88-10112 06

NASA SETS TARGET DATE FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-127[ P88-10127 06

SPACE STATION FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-132[ P88-10132 06

VETERAN ASTRONAUT BOBKO TO RETIRE FROM

NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-155[ P88-t0155 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTRODUCTION OF PRESIDENT REAGAN

AT JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, TEXAS

P88-10209 05

JOINT ENVIRONMENT SIMULATOR

SA NOZZLE JOINT ENVIRONMENT SIMULATOR

TEST

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH

DATE

[NASA RELEASE-88-11 ] P88-10011 06

FINAL SHUTTLE MOTOR JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

AT MORTON THIOKOL

[NASA RELEASE-88-86[ P88-10086 06

JOINTS/JUNCTIONS/

SECOND SPACE SHUTFLE SHORT-STACK SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR TO BE TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-14[ P88-10014 06

SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE

JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-56[ P88-10056 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TRANSIENT PRESSURE TEST

ARTICLE-4 FIRING SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-61[ P88-10061 06

FINAL SHUTTLE MOTOR JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

AT MORTON THIOKOL

[NASA RELEASE-88-86[ P88-10086 06

JSC

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

JUPITER ORBITER/PROBE

S GALILEO PROJECT

K

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH, FLA.

SA LAUNCH OPERATIONS CTR., CAPE KENNEDY,

FLA.

SA MISSION CONTROL CENTER, CAPE KENNEDY,

FLA.

ACCEPTANCE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THREE

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINES

[NASA RELEASE-88-2] P88-10002 06

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SPACE SHUTTLE

LANDING FACILITY MODIFICATIONS

NASA RELEASE-88-10[ P88-10010 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHU'i-rLE LAUNCH

DATE

NASA RELEASE-88-11 ] P88-10011 06

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING S_TES FOR

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-88-34[ P88-I0034 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

NASA RELEASE-88-66J P88-10066 06

COMPANIES PLAN PRIVATE FACILITIES TO BUILD

NASA'S ADVANCED MOTOR

NASA RELEASE-88-71[ P88-10071 06

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY"

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

NASA RELEASE-88-76[ P88-10076 06

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-85[ P88-10085 06

DELTA LAUNCH COMPLEX TRANSFERRED TO AIR

FORCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-99[ P88-10099 06

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-104[ P88-10104 06

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-88-108[ P88-10108 06

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

NASA AND MCDONNELL DOUGLAS SIGN

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-124] P88-I0124 06

NASA AND AIR FORCE ANNOUNCE RANGE SAFETY

CRITERIA FOR STS-26

[NASA RELEASE-88-125[ P88-10125 06

NASA SETS TARGET DATE FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-127[ P88-10127 06

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-128[ P88-10128 06

NASA SELECTS MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE

YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-88-134[ P88-10134 06

NASA AND MARTIN MARIETTA SIGN COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-137] P88-10137 06

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141[ P88-10141 06

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV. 2

[NASA RELEASE-88-147[ P88-10147 06

MAGELLAN ELECTRICAL MISHAP INVESTIGATION

BOARD RELEASES FINDINGS

[NASA RELEASE-88-153] P88-10153 06

SHUTTLE ORBITER LOGISTICS CONTRACT

EXTENDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-156] P88-10156 06

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: MEDIA BRIEFING; KENNEDY SPACE

CENTER, FLORIDA P88-10197 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

KIl"r PEAK NATIONAL OBS., TUCSON, ARIZ.

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[NASA RELEASE.88-111 ] P88-10111 06

KODAK FEDERAL SYSTEMS OlV., N.Y.

TRW SELECTED TO DEVELOP ADVANCED X-RAY

ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-118 [ P88-10118 06

KSC

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37] P8B-10037 06

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168[ P88-10168 06

L

L B. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

LAND MANAGEMENT

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

LANDING AREAS

SPACE SHUTTLE EMERGENCY LANDING SITE

AGREEMENT SIGNED

[NASA RELEASE-88-33[ P88-10033 06

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING SITES FOR

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-34[ P88-10034 06

LAUNCH COMPLEXES

LANDSAT SATELLITES

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, V_

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SPACE SHUTTLE

LANDING FACILITY MODIFICATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-10 P88-10010 06

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17 P88-10017 06

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE,88-22 P88-10022 06

NASA WORKS TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT CABIN

NOISE

[NASA RELEASE-88-40 P88-10040 06

SCOUT ROCKET TO LAUNCH NAVY NAVIGATION

SATELLITES

[NASA RELEASE-88-55 P88-10055 06

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-59 P88-10059 06

MARKET FOR MORE EFFICIENT, SUPERSONIC

TRANSPORT PROJECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-62 P88-10062 06

NASA SCOUT LAUNCH SET FOR JUNE 15

[NASA RELEASE-B8-75[ P88-10075 06

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-96[ P88-10096 06

THE 112TH SCOUT ROCKET LAUNCH SET

[NASA RELEASE-88-116] P88-10116 06

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SATELLITE VIDEO

CONFERENCES FOR TEACHERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-119 1=88.10119 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR PROCLAIMS OCT. 25 AS

'NASA QUALITY DAY'

[NASA RELEASE-88-140 P88-10140 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146 P88-10146 06

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-165 P88-10165 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169 P88-10169 06

LARC

S LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA.

LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

{NASA RELEASE-88-146} P88-10146 06

LARGE SPACE TELESCOPE

S HUBSLE SPACE TELESCOPE

LASER ATMOSPHERIC WIND SOUNDER

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-103[ P88-10103 06

LASER/MGHT DETECTION AND RANGING

S OPTICAL RADAR

LASERS

S CARBON DIOXIDE LASERS

LAUNCH COMPLEXES

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88_6} P88-10066 06

DELTA LAUNCH COMPLEX TRANSFERRED TO AIR

FORCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-ggJ P88-10099 06

NASA AND MCDONNELL DOUGLAS SIGN

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-124[ P88-10124 06

NASA AND AIR FORCE ANNOUNCE RANGE SAFETY

CRITERIA FOR STS-26

[NASA RELEASE-88-125[ P88-10125 06

A-15
LAUNCH DATES

LAUNCH DATES

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW' SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH

DATE

[ NASA RELEASE-88-11 ] P88-t0011 06

NASA AND JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY SIGN

REMOTE SENSING DATA AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-12[ P88-10012 06

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22} P88-10022 06

NASA SCOUT LAUNCH SET FOR JUNE 15

[NASA RELEASE-B8-75} P88-10075 06

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE_8-85] P88-10085 06

THE 112TH SCOUT ROCKET LAUNCH SET

[NASA RELEASE-88-116] P88-10116 06

NASA SETS TARGET DATE FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE_8-127] P88-10127 06

EARLIER LAUNCH DATE SET FOR NASA HUBSLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-143[ 1:>88-10143 06

STATEMENT BY DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA PRESS CONFERENCE

P88-10177 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM (PDP) GRADUATION; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P88.10202 05

LAUNCH OPERATIONS

SA ORBITAL LAUNCH

PRESIDENT REAGAN SIGNS ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-5[ P88-10005 06

DELTA LAUNCH COMPLEX TRANSFERRED TO AIR

FORCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-99[ P88-10099 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ PB8-10121 06

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV. 2

[NASA RELEASE-88-147[ PBB-10147 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

LAUNCH OPERATIONS CTR., CAPE KENNEDY, FLA.

SHUTTLE ORBITER LOGISTICS CONTRACT

EXTENDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-156[ P88-10156 06

LAUNCH PADS

NASA AND MARTIN MARIETi'A SIGN COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-137[ P88-10137 06

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV. 2

[NASA RELEASE_.8-147] P88-10147 06

LAUNCH SCHEDULES

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38} P88-10038 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE_8-120] P88-10120 06

LAUNCH SERVICES

SA COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88.66[ P88-10066 06

LAUNCH SUPPORT SERVICES

NASA AND MCDONNELL DOUGLAS SIGN

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-124[ P88-10124 06

SHUTTLE ORBITER LOGISTICS CONTRACT

EXTENDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-156[ P88-10156 06

LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA ARIANE LAUNCH VEHICLE

SA ATLAS E

SA ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA DELTA LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA Hol LAUNCH VEHICLE

SA MERCURY-REDSTONE LAUNCH VEHICLE

SA SATURN LAUNCH VEHICLE

SA SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE

SA SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS

SA TITAN 3

PRESIDENT REAGAN SIGNS ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-5] P88-10005 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER I

[NASA RELEASE-88-129[ P88-10129 06

LAUNCH WINDOW

NASA SETS TARGET DATE FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-127[ P88-10127 06

LDEF

S LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY

LEAKAGE

ACCEPTANCE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THREE

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINES

[NASA RELEASE-88-2[ P88-10002 06

LENC

S LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, OHIO

LEUKOCYTES

S LYMPHOCYTES

LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, OHIO

NASA WORKS TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT CABIN

NOISE

[NASA RELEASE-88-40[ P88-10040 06

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-59[ P88-10059 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-,88-66} P88-10066 06

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

[ NASA RELEASE-88-96] P88-10096 06

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-104] P88-10104 06

SPACE STATION FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-132] P88-10132 06

NASA AND ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB SIGN

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-149[ P88-10149 06

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-165[ P88-10165 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER EMPLOYEES;

CLEVELAND, OHIO P88-I0181 05

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69[ P88-10069 06

LIDAR

S OPTICAL RADAR

LIFE SCIENCES

SA AEROSPACE MEDICINE

SA BIOTECHNOLOGY

SA PHYSIOLOGY

NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RECEIVE LIFE SCIENCES

PROGRAM PLANS

[NASA RELEASE-88-83J P88-10083 06

LIGHTER-THAN-AIR VEHICLES

S BALLOONS

LIGHTNING MAPPER SENSOR PROGRAM

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTNING MAPPER

SENSOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-105[ P88-10105 06

LJNG-TEMCO-VOUGHT, INC.

S LTV AEROSPACE CORP.

SUBJECT INDEX

LIQUID HELIUM

MARK III SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88.88{ P88-10088 06

LIQUID HYDROGEN-2 TANK /SPACE SHUTrLE/

S EXTERNAL TANK

LOCKt'_TED CORP.

NASA WORKS TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT CABIN

NOISE

[NASA RELEASE-88-40[ P88-10040 06

LOCKHEED ENGINEERING AND MGT. SER., TEX.

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY F|NALtSTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47] P88.10047 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88-136[ P88-10136 06

LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO.

NASA REQUESTS PROPOSALS FOR ADVANCED

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-1 ] P88-10001 06

LOCKHEED MIS,Sn.ES AND SPACE CO., CALIF.

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88.81 ] P88-10081 06

NASA CALLS HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-91 [ P88-10091 06

TRW SELECTED TO DEVELOP ADVANCED X-RAY

ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-88.118[ P88-10118 06

EARLIER LAUNCH DATE SET FOR NASA HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-143[ P88-10143 06

CANTUS RESIGNS FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-159[ P88-10159 06

LOCKHEED SPACE OPERATIONS, FLA.

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47[ P88-10047 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88-136[ P88-10136 06

LOGISTICS

SHUTFLE ORBITER LOGISTICS CONTRACT

EXTENDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-156{ P88-10156 06

LONDON UNIV., ENGLAND

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88.48] P88-10048 06

LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38} P88-10038 06

LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LAB., N. MEX.

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-,88-76[ P88-10076 06

LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES. CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

LOW VISION ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY AIDS IN IMPROVING

LOW-VISION EYESIGHT

[NASA RELEASE_88-57] P88-10057 06

LTV AEROSPACE CORP.

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE_8-22] P88-I0022 06

LTV MISSILES AND ELECTRONICS GROUP, TEXAS

NASA SCOUT LAUNCH SET FOR JUNE 15

[NASA RELEASE-88-75} PBe-l(X)75 06

THE 112TH SCOUT ROCKET LAUNCH SET

[NASA RELEASE-88-116[ P88-101t6 06

NASA, LT'V SIGN COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT FOR

SCOUT ROCKET PRODUCTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-167[ P88-10167 06

LUNAR BASES

NASA'S OFFICE OF EXPLORATION RELEASES

ANNUAL REPORT

[ NASA RELEASE-88-172[ P88.10172 06

A-16
SUBJECT INDEX

LUNAR COLONIZATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D,C, P88-10211 05

LUNAR EXPLORATION

FLETCHER SAYS MOON, NOT MARS, MAY BE

BETTER FIRST STEP

[NASA RELEASE-88_52] P88-10052 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO 1=88-10190 05

LYMPHOCYTES

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131] P88-10131 06

M

MAGELLAN MISSION

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38] P88-I0038 06

NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS RECENT VOLCANIC

ACTIVITY ON VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88_5[ P88-10065 06

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88_] P88-10084 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-120[ P88-10120 06

NASA EXTENDS JET PROPULSION LABORATORY

CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE_8-133] P88-10133 06

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-BB-141[ P88-I0141 06

MAGELLAN ELECTRICAL MISHAP INVESTIGATION

BOARD RELEASES FINDINGS

[NASA RELEASE-B8-153] P88-10153 06

MAGNESIUM

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3[ P88-10003 06

MAGNETIC FIELDS

S SOLAR MAGNETIC FIELD

MAGNETOSPHERE

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

MAINE UNIV.

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

MANAGEMENT

SA PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D.C, P88-I0199 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ON INTEGRITY

AND EFFICIENCY; NASA HEADQUARTERS

1>88-10204 05

MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL, NASA

STATEMENT BY DR. JAMES C, FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA PRESS CONFERENCE

P88-10177 05

MANNED FLIGHT MISSION CONTROL CENTER

S MISSION CONTROL CENTER, CAPE KENNEDY,

FLA.

MANNED MARS MISSIONS

FLETCHER SAYS MOON, NOT MARS, MAY BE

BETTER FIRST STEP

[NASA RELEASE-88-52[ P88-10052 06

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88_9] P88-10069 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P8_10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

P88-10215 05

MANNED SPACE FUGHT

SA APOLLO PROJECT

FLETCHER SAYS MOON, NOT MARS, MAY BE

BETTER FIRST STEP

[NASA RELEASE-88-52[ P88-10052 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129] P88-10129 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

MANPOWER

S SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL MANPOWER

MAPPING

S ICE MAPPING

MARINE OBSERVATION SATELLITIE-I

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 P88-10201 05

MARINER PROJECT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY', PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

MARK 3 HYPERCUBE SUPERCOMPUTER

MARK Ill SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88=88[ P88-10088 06

MARKET OPINION RESEARCH SURVEY

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D,C. P88-10211 05

MARS/PLANET/

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U.S.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

[NASA RELEASE-88-41[ P88-10041 06

MARS EXPLORATION

FLETCHER SAYS MOON, NOT MARS, MAY BE

BETTER FIRST STEP

[NASA RELEASE-88-52[ P88-10052 06

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69[ P88-10069 06

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-87J P88-10087 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELCON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

NASA REQUESTS PROPOSALS FOR ADVANCED

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE*88-1[ P88-10001 06

ACCEPTANCE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THREE

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINES

[NASA RELEASE_38-2] P88-1(X)02 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH

DATE

[NASA RELEASE-88-11[ P88-10011 06

SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE SHORT-STACK SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR TO BE TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-14] P88-10014 06

MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

NASA EXAMINES 72 NOZZLE BOLTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-18] P88-10018 06

SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE JOINT

TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-23[ P88-10023 06

NASA TO SEEK SPACE ABOARD COMMERCIALLY

DEVELOPED FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE_8-25[ P88-I0025 06

ODOM NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-32[ P88-10032 06

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

NASA RELEASE-88-39 P88-10039 06

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

NASA RELEASE-88-48 P88_10048 06

THIRD REDESIGNED SPACE SHUTTLE ROCKET

MOTOR TEST FIRING SCHEDULED

NASA RELEASE-88-51 P88-10051 06

NASA PLANS ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR

NASA RELEASE-88-54 P88.10054 06

SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE

JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE=88-56 P88-I0056 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TRANSIENT PRESSURE TEST

ARTICLE_, FIRING SCHEDULED

NASA RELEASE-88-61 P88_10061 06

COMPANIES PLAN PRIVATE FACILITIES TO BUILD

NASA'S ADVANCED MOTOR

NASA RELEASE_71 P88-10071 06

FOURTH REDESIGNED SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTOR

TO BE TEST FIRED JUNE 14

NASA RELEASE=88-77 P88-10077 06

SOLID PROPULSION INTEGRITY PROGRAM

CONTRACTOR SELECTED

NASA RELEASE-88-82[ P88-10082 06

FINAL SHUTTLE MOTOR JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

AT MORTON THIOKOL

NASA RELEASE-88-86[ P88-I0086 06

NASA CALLS HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

NASA RELEASE-88-91] P88-10091 06

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

NASA RELEASE_B_96] P88-10096 06

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

NASA RELEASE-88-103[ P88-10103 06

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-88-104] P88-10104 06

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTNING MAPPER

SENSOR

NASA RELEASE-88.105[ P88-10105 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR SOLID-FUELED

ROCKET MOTOR BONDLINE STUDY

NASA RELEASE-88-107[ P88-10107 06

LAST SHUTTLE MOTOR TEST SCHEDULED PRIOR

TO DISCOVERY LAUNCH

NASA RELEASE-B8-113[ P88-10113 06

NASA ISSUES ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

NASA RELEASE-88-117[ P88-10117 06

TRW SELECTED TO DEVELOP ADVANCED X-RAY

ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

NASA RELEASE_88-118] P88-10118 06

SPACE STATKZ)N FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

NASA RELEASE-88-132] P88-10132 06

NASA SELECTS MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE

YEAR

NASA RELEASE-88-134[ P88-10134 06

EARLIER LAUNCH DATE SET FOR NASA HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

NASA RELEASE-88-143[ P88-10143 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

NASA RELEASE_8*146] P88-10146 06

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

NASA RELEASE-88-154[ P88-10154 06

A-17
MARTIN MARIETTA COMMERCIAL TITAN, INC.

NASA/USBI SIGN BOOSTER CONTRACT

EXTENSION

[NASA RELEASE_8-176} P88-10176 06

MARTIN MARIETTA COMMERCIAL TITAN, INC.

NASA AND MARTIN MARIETTA SIGN COMMERCIAL

lAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-137} P88-10137 06

MARTIN MARIETTA CORP., NEW ORLEANS, UL

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, lA P88-10186 05

MARTIN MARIL:TrA MANNED SPACE SYSTEMS, LA.

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE_8_7} P88-10047 06

MARYLAND UNIV., COLLEGE PARK

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 lAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE_8_22] 1:>88-10022 06

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123} P88-10123 06

MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-58} P88-10058 06

MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH. CAMBRIDGE

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-8_146] P88-10146 06

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-154} P88-10154 06

MATERIALS PROCESSING IN SPACE

S SPACE PROCESSING

MATHEMATICAL MODELS

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

[NASA RELEASE-88-13} P88-10013 06

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE_8-94] P88-10094 06

MAX-PLANCK INST. FOR EXTRATERR. PHYS.

NASA/ESA SOlAR AND SPACE PlASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88_tS[ P88-10048 06

MAX-PLANCK INST., UNDAU, GERMANY

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PlASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE_8-48[ P88-10048 06

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS ASTRONAUTICS CO.

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC., SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-114[ P88-10114 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C, P88-10184 05

MCDONNELL-DOUGU_ ASTRONAUTICS CO., CALIF.

DELTA LAUNCH COMPLEX TRANSFERRED TO AIR

FORCE

[NASA RELEASE_99} P8_10099 06

SPACE STATION FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-132} P88-10132 06

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS CORP.

MARKET FOR MORE EFFICIENT, SUPERSONIC

TRANSPORT PROJECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-62[ P88-I0062 06

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS CORP., ST. LOUIS, MOo

NASA AND MCDONNELL DOUGlAS SIGN

COMMERCIAL lAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-124] P88-10124 06

MCI COMMUNICATIONS CORP.

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

INASA RELEASE-88-115} P88-10115 06

MEASURING DEVICES

S INFRARED DETECTORS

S POLARIMETERS

S RADAR ALTIMETER

S SPECTROMETERS

MEDALS

S ROCKWELL MEDAL

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

SA PROGRAMMABLE IMPLANTABLE MEDICATION

SYSTEM

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-45[ P88-10045 06

MEDICAL RESEARCH

S BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-44] P88.10044 06

NASA/JAPAN NEGOTIATORS COMPLETE

NEGOTIATIONS ON STATION AGREEMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-70[ P88;10070 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-88-74[ P88-10074 06

NASA AND CORABI INTERNATIONAL TELEMETRICS.

INC., SIGN AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE_£-142} P88-10142 06

NASA AND UCAR SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

SUBORBITAL USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

[NASA RELEASE_8-170} 1:)88-10170 06

MEMORIALS

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U,S,

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

[NASA RELEASE-88-41} P88-10041 06

MERCURYoREDSTONE LAUNCH VEHICLE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES, CALIFORNIA P88-10216 05

METALS

S MAGNESIUM

METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

S GOES /GEOSTAT. OPERATIONAL ENVIRON,

SAT./

S GOES-M

S NIMBUS 7

S NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

S NOAA-11

MEllEOROLDGY

S HURRICANES

S THUNDERSTORMS

S WEATHER FORECASTING

MIAMI UNIV., FLA.

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76[ P8_10076 06

MICHIGAN UNIV.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-58] P88-10058 06

MICHIGAN UNIV., ANN ARBOR

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-e8-17} P88-10017 06

ASTRONAUT ENGLAND TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-8_80[ P88-10080 06

MICHOUD ASSEMBLY FAC., NEW ORLEANS, LA.

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-104] P88-10104 06

NASA ISSUES ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-88-117] P88-10117 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS. lA P88-10186 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DEDICATION OF JOHN C, STENNtS SPACE

CENTER; STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISSISSIPPI

P88-10203 05

MICROELECTRONICS

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-45[ P88-10045 06

SUBJECT INDEX

MICROGRAVITY

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE_8-131] P88-10131 06

MICROGRAVITY LABORATORY-I/USML-11

NASA ;F'JUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RE! EASE-88-120] P88-10120 06

MICROGRAVITY SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS lAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-145} P88-10145 06

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C_ FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

MICROWAVE ASTRONOMY

NE-W EVIDENCE SHOWS RECENT VOLCANIC

ACTIVITY ON VENUS

[NASA RELEASE_8-65] P88-10065 06

MICROWAVE RADIOMETERS

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88_84] P88-10084 06

MICROWAVE SOUNDING UNIT

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126[ P88-10126 06

MIDWEST RESEARCH INST., KANSAS CITY, MO.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

MINIATURE SPACECRAFT

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINIATURE

SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88_] P88-10004 06

MINORITIES

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: OPENING OF NASA HEADQUARTERS

BLACK HISTORY MONTH OBSERVANCE;

WASHINGTON. D,C. P88-10178 05

MINORITY BUSINESSES

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-8} P88-10008 06

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-88-108[ P88-10108 06

NASA SELECTS MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE

YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-88-134} P88-10134 06

MINORITY CONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD

NASA SELECTS MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE

YEAR

[NASA RELEASE_8-134} P88-10134 06

MISSION CONTROL CENTER, CAPE KENNEDY, FUL

TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR SHUTTLE

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-130} P88-10130 06

MISSION OBJECTIVES

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[NASA RELEASE-88-39[ P88-10039 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE*88-121] P88-10121 06

MISSION PLANS

FLETCHER SAYS MOON, NOT MARS, MAY BE

BETTER FIRST STEP

[NASA RELEASE_88-52] P88-10052 06

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69[ P88-10069 06

NASA/JAPAN NEGOTIATORS COMPLETE

NEGOTIATIONS ON STATION AGREEMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-70[ P88-10070 06

US/USSR DELEGATIONS TO MEET ON SPACE

COOPERATION

(NASA RELEASE-88-95[ P88-1CO95 06

STS-26 SPACE SHUTTLE PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS

PLANNED

[NASA RELEASE-88-97} P88-10097 06

MISSION SPECIALISTS

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-15] P88-10015 06

A-18
SUBJECT INDEX

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42] P88-10042 06

ASTRONAUT SPRING REASSIGNED TO ARMY

SPACE POST

[NASA RELEASE-88-72] P88-10072 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121] P88-10121 06

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162] P88-10162 06

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

MISSISSIPPI TEST FACILITY, BAY ST. LOUIS

S NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LAB., NASA

MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38] P88-10038 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-120] P88-10120 06

MOBIL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CORP., TEX.

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53] P88-10053 06

MOBILE SERVICING CENTER /SPACE STATIONS/

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-88-74] P88-10074 06

MODELING

S COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

MODULES

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC, SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-114] P88-10114 06

MOROCCO

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING SITES FOR

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-34] P88-10034 06

MORTON THIOKOL, INC.

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH

DATE

[NASA RELEASE-88-11] P88-10011 06

SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE SHORT-STACK SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR TO BE TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-14] P88-10014 06

NASA EXAMINES 72 NOZZLE BOLTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-18[ P88-10018 06

SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE JOINT

TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-23] P88-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE

JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-56] P88-10056 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TRANSIENT PRESSURE TEST

ARTICLE-4 FIRING SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-61] 1>88-10061 06

FINAL SHUTTLE MOTOR JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

AT MORTON THIOKOL

[NASA RELEASE-88-86] P88-10086 06

MORTON THIOKOL, INC., BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH

THIRD REDESIGNED SPACE SHUTTLE ROCKET

MOTOR TEST FIRING SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-51] P88-10051 06

COMPANIES PLAN PRIVATE FACILITIES TO BUILD

NASA'S ADVANCED MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-71] P88-10071 06

FOURTH REDESIGNED SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTOR

TO BE TEST FIRED JUNE 14

tNASA RELEASE-88-77] P88-10077 0E

LAST SHUTTLE MOTOR TEST SCHEDULED PRIOR

TO DISCOVERY LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-113] P88-10113 06

MSF

S MANNED SPACE FLIGHT

MSFC

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

MULLARD SPACE SCI. LAB., OORKING, ENGLAND

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88_*8] P88-10048 06

MUSEUMS

S CALIFORNIA AIR AND SPACE CENTER

MUSICAL COMPOSITION

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-128] P88-10128 06

N

NACA

S NATIONAL ADV. COMM. FOR AERONAUTICS

NASA ADVISORY COUNCIL

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88*20] P88-10020 06

SPACE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY

GROUP FORMED, CHAIRMAN NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-24] P88-10024 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RECEIVE LIFE SCIENCES

PROGRAM PLANS

[NASA RELEASE-88-83] P88-10083 06

NASA ART PROGRAM

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-128] P88-10128 06

NASA CHIEF AND PATENT COUNSELS MEETING

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

P88-10215 05

NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

S EXCELLENCE AWARD, NASA

NASA SCATTEROMETER

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84] P88-10084 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WlNDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

NASA 30TH ANNIVERSARY

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129] P88-10129 06

NATIONAL ADV. COMM. FOR AERONAUTICS

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129] P88-10129 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10199 05

NATIONAL COMMISSION ON SPACE

NATIONAL AERON. AND SPACE AOMIN.

S AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD,

CA.

S CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

S DRYDEN PLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

S EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS DIVISION, NASA

S EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

S GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT,

MD.

S HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASHINGTON, D.C.

S JET PROPULSION LAB., PASADENA, CALIF.

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

S LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA.

S LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, OHIO

S MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL, NASA

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

S MICHOUD ASSEMBLY FAC., NEW ORLEANS, LA.

S NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LAB., NASA

S OFFICE OF AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

TECHNOLOGY

S OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

S OFFICE OF EXPLORATION, NASA

S OFFICE OF EXTERNAL RELATIONS

S OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT

S OFFICE OF SAFETY, RELIAB. AND QUAL.

ASSUR.

S OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT

S OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE AND

APPLICATIONS

S OFFICE OF SPACE STATION

S OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION, NASA

S OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR, NASA

S OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL

S SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RES OFF.,

NASA

S SPACE APPLICATIONS ADVISORY COMM., NASA

S SUMMER FACULTY FELLOWSHIPS, NASA

NATIONAL AERON. ASSOC., WASHINGTON, D.C.

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-591 P88-10059 06

NATIONAL AEROSPACE PLANE

S AEROSPACEPLANES

NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM, WASH., D.C.

HINNERS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-138] P88-10138 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-591 P88-10059 06

NATIONAL CENTER OF TELECOMMUN., FRANCE

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48] P88-10048 06

NATIONAL COMM, ON EXCEL IN EDUCATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELOON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

NATIONAL COMMISSION ON PUBUC SERVICE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

I)88-10215 05

NATIONAL COMMISSION ON SPACE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA

1=88-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AIAA SPACE DAY; ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P88-10192 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

A-19
NATIONAL EYEINSTITUTE, BTHESDA, MD.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

P88-10215 05

NATIONAL EYE INSTITUTE, BETHESDA, MD.

SPACE TECHNOLOGY AIDS IN IMPROVING

LOW-VISION EYESIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-8.8-57} P88-10057 06

NATIONAL OEOGRAPH. SOC., WASHINGTON, D,C.

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBUC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

NATIONAL HIGH-TECH EXPO

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-88-108[ P88-10108 06

NATIONAL INST. OF HEALTH, BETHESDA, MD.

STUDY GROUP ISSUES REPORT ON SPACE

STATION RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-B4] P88-10064 06

NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53} P88-10053 06

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMIN.

SA NOAA-11

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66[ 1:)88-10066 06

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-103[ P88-10103 06

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[N;_SA RELEASE-88-126] P88-101L:)6 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169] P88-10169 06

NATIONAL OPTICAL ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORIES

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37[ P88-10037 06

NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SWEARING-IN OF LEE RODERICK AS

PRESIDENT OF THE NATIO NAL PRESS CLUB;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10179 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBS., NEW MEXICO

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

[NASA RELEASE.88-102} P88-10102 06

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

STOPAN TO RETIRE FROM NASA ON APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-16[ P88-10016 06

NATIONAL SOL BALLOON FLIGHT STA_ TEX.

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMAT'rER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-88-106[ P88-10106 06

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-154[ P88-10154 06

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

STUDY GROUP ISSUES REPORT ON SPACE

STATION RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-64] PB8-10064 06

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

[NASA RELEASE-88-102} P88-10102 06

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-88-115[ P88-1Q115 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169[ P88-10169 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOC.

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122[ P88-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131[ P88-10131 06

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10184 05

NATIONAL SPACE DEVELOP. AGENCY, JAPAN

NASA AND JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY SIGN

REMOTE SENSING DATA AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-B8-12[ P88-10012 06

NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK CONFERENCE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

NATIONAL SPACE POLICY

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SOUNDS ALARM ON

PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-60[ P88-10060 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66[ P88-10066 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RECEIVE LIFE SCIENCES

PROGRAM PLANS

[NASA RELEASE-88-83[ P88-10083 06

NASA'S OFFICE OF EXPLORATION RELEASES

ANNUAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-172[ P88-10172 06

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE

PUBLISHES USERS CATALOG

[NASA RELEASE_8-174] P88-10174 06

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: PRESS BRIEFING; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10180 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER EMPLOYEES;

CLEVELAND, OHIO PeB-101B1 05

STATEMENT OF DR JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BU{:)GET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P8.8-10184 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P88-10185 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH PBB-10189 05

SUBJECT INDEX

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AIAA SPACE DAY; ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P88-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ARCS FOUNDATION/SMITHSONIAN

SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENCE EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

POLICY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10193 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOF_

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

STATEMENT OF DR, JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: MEDIA BRIEFING; KENNEDY SPACE

CENTER, FLORIDA P88-10197 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 P88-10201 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P86-10205 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTRODUCTION OF PRESIDENT REAGAN

AT JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, TEXAS

P88-10209 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

PC,8-10213 05

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[ NASA RELEASE-88-122 } P88-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131[ P88-10131 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

NATIONAL SPACE SOCIETY

TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR SHUTTLE

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-130] P88-10130 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P8B-10196 05

NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LAB., NASA

ACCEPTANCE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THREE

SPACE SHUl-rLE MAIN ENGINES

[NASA RELEASE-88-2[ P88.10002 06

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

SPACE TECHNOLOGY AIDS IN IMPROVING

LOW-VISION EYESIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-88-57] P88-10057 06

COMPANIES PLAN PRIVATE FACILITIES TO BUILD

NASA'S ADVANCED MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-71[ P88-10071 06

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-92[ P88-10092 06

A-20
SUBJECT INDEX

STENNIS CENTER DEDICA'I'ION ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-93[ 1:)88-10093 06

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-104[ P88..10104 06

NASA ISSUES ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-88-117[ P88-10117 06

KEY APPOINTMENTS MADE AT NASA

HEADQUARTERS, STENNIS SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-88-161[ P88-10161 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P88-10185 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DEDICATION OF JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE

CENTER; STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISSISSIPPI

P88-I0203 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: RECEPTION FOR FIVE RETIRING

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P88-10210 05

NATIONAL TRANSONIC FACILITY

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[ NASA RELEASE-88-129[ P88-I0129 06

NATURAL SATELLITES

S DEIMOS

S IO

S PHOBOS

NAVAL OBSERVATORY, WASHINGTON, D.C.

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U.S.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

[NASA RELEASE-88-41[ P88-10041 06

NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL CALIF.

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

NAVAL RESEARCH LAB., WASHINGTON, D.C.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-8-_-48] P88-10048 06

NAVIGATION SATELLITES

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P68-10030 06

SCOUT ROCKET TO LAUNCH NAVY NAVIGATION

SATELLITES

[NASA RELEASE-88-55'[ P88-10055 06

NASA SCOUT LAUNCH SET FOR JUNE 15

[NASA RELEASE-88-75[ P88-10075 06

THE 112TH SCOUT ROCKET LAUNCH SET

[NASA RELEASE-88-116[ P88-10116 06

NAVY SATELLITE SYSTEM

SCOUT ROCKET TO LAUNCH NAVY NAVIGATION

SATELLITES

[NASA RELEASE-88-55[ P88-10055 06

NAVY, U.S.

SA LAUNCH OPERATIONS CTR., CAPE KENNEDY,

FLA.

NASA SCOUT LAUNCH SET FOR JUNE 15

[NASA RELEASE-88-75[ P88-10075 06

NEPTUNE/PLANET/

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

[NASA RELEASE-88-102[ P88-10102 06

NEUTRAL WIND

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

NEUTRON STARS

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-68-17] P88-10017 06

NEW BRUNSWICK UNIV., CANADA

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

S CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, NEW ORLEANS

NEW TECHNOLOGY, INC., HUNTSVILLE, ALA.

NASA SELECTS MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE

YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-88-134[ PB8-10134 06

NIMBUS SATELLITES

S NIMBUS 7

NIMBUS 7

NASA SCIENTISTS NOTE WEAK ANTARCTIC OZONE

HOLE IN 1988

[NASA RELEASE..88-135[ P88-10135 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

NJES TEST

S NOZZLE JOINT ENVIRONMENT SIMULATOR

TEST

NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

SA NOAA.11

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

NOAA-11

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126[ P88-10126 06

NOISE REDUCTION

NASA WORKS TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT CABIN

NOISE

[NASA RELEASE-88-40] P88-10040 06

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-43[ P88-10043 06

NORTH CAROLINA A. AND T. STATE UNIV.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-58[ P88-10058 06

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV., RALEIGH

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-58[ P88-10058 06

NORTH CAROLINA UNIV.

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123} P88-10123 06

NORWAY

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169[ P88-10169 06

NOZZLE JOINT ENVIRONMENT SIMULATOR TEST

SHUTI'LE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE JOINT

TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE.-88-23[ P88-10023 06

SPACE SHUTrLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE

JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE.88-56] P88-10056 06

NOZZLES

NASA EXAMINES 72 NOZZLE BOLTS

[NASA RELEASE.88-18 ] P88-10018 06

SHU]-rLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE JOINT

TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-23[ P88-10023 06

SOLID PROPULSION INTEGRITY PROGRAM

CONTRACTOR SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-82[ P88-10082 06

NRC

S NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

NSCAT

S NASA SCAI-rEROMETER

NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

INASA RELEASE-88-3] P88-10003 06

OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

NUCLEOSYNTHESIS

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE..88-17[ P88-10017 06

NUMERICAL AERODYNAMIC SIMULATION SY_, ARC

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

[ NASA RELEASE-88*13[ P88-10013 06

WORLD'S FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER INSTALLED

AT NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-152] P88-10152 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ PSB-10171 06

O

O RING SEALS

SECOND SPACE SHU'I-rLE SHORT-STACK SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR TO BE TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-14] P88-10014 {)6

NASA EXAMINES 72 NOZZLE BOLTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-18] P88-10018 06

SHUTI'LE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE JOINT

TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-23] P88-10023 06

SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE

JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-56[ P88-10056 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TRANSIENT PRESSURE TEST

ARTICLE-4 FIRING SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-S8-61[ P88-10061 06

FINAL SHUTTLE MOTOR JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

AT MORTON THIOKOL

[NASA RELEASE-88-86[ P88-10086 06

OASIS/ORBITER EXP. SUPPORT INSTRU. SYSJ

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

OBSERVATORIES

S ARECIBO OBSERVATORY, PUERTO RICO

S ARIZONA UNIV. PLANETARY LAB.

S GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY

S GREAT OBSERVATORIES PROGRAM

S KITT PEAK NATIONAL OBS., TUCSON, ARIZ.

S NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBS., NEW

MEXICO

S NAVAL OBSERVATORY, WASHINGTON, D.C.

S PARKES RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY,

AUST.

S SMITHSONtAN ASTROPHYS. OBS., BOSTON,

MASS.

OBSERVATORY SATELUTES

S GREAT OBSERVATORIES PROGRAM

S SPACEBORNE TELESCOPES

OCEAN CURRENTS

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

OCEANOGRAPHY

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84[ P88-10084 06

OFFICE OF AERONAUTICS AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY

NASA'S COLLADAY TO DIRECT DEFENSE

ADVANCED RESEARCH AGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-88-6[ P88-10006 06

ACTING HEAD OF NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

TECHNOLOGY NAMED

[NASA RELEASE_8-7] P88-10007 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-58] P88-10058 06

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE,.88_123[ P8_10123 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-86-146J P88-10146 06

OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3[ P88-tO003 06

A-21
OFFICE OF EXPLORATION, NASA

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-8[ P88-10008 06

SPACE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY

GROUP FORMED, CHAIRMAN NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-24[ PB8-10024 06

N/_SA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53 ] P88-10053 06

NASA SEEKS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH PROPOSALS

FROM SMALL BUSINESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-67] P88-10067 06

NASA INVITES EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FOR

USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

[NASA RELEASE-88-68] P88.10068 06

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-88-108[ P88-10108 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-88-151{ P88-10151 06

NASA SELECTS 86 SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-88-166[ P88-10166 06

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE

PUBLISHES USERS CATALOG

[NASA RELEASE-BB-174] P88-10174 OF

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

OFFICE OF EXPLORATION, NASA

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69[ P88-10069 06

MARTIN NAMED ASSISTANT ADMiNiSTRATOR FOR

NASA EXPLORATION OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-88-158J P88-10158 06

NASA'S OFFICE OF EXPLORATION RELEASES

ANNUAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-172] P88-10172 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST, LOUIS, MISSOURI

PB8-10213 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

P88-10215 05

OFFICE OF EXTERNAL RELATIONS

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88..4B] P88-10046 06

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69] P88-1006g 06

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122[ PBB-'t0122 06

CANTUS RESIGNS FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE-BS-159] P88-1015g 06

PEDERSEN APPOINTED ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-160] P88-10160 06

FINARELLI APPOINTED DEPUTY AA FOR EXTERNAL

RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-164[ P88-10164 06

OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ON INTEGRITY

AND EFFICIENCY; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P88-10204 05

OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT

PERALTA NAMED TO NASA MANAGEMENT POST

[NASA RELEASE-88-26[ P88-10026 06

PERALTA TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-173[ P88-10173 06

OFFICE OF SAFETY, RELIABo AND QUAL ASSUR.

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47] P88-10047 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88-136[ P88-10136 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR PROCLAIMS OCT. 25 AS

'NASA QUALITY DAY'

[NASA RELEASE-88-140[ P88-10140 06

OFFICE OF SMALL i DISADV. BUS. UTIL, NASA

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-B8-108[ P88-10108 06

NASA SELECTS MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE

YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-88-134] P88-10134 06

OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT

ASTRONAUT PARKER TO HEAD SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION INTEGRATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-29| P88-10029 06

ABBEY NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-88-36] P88-10036 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66] P88-10066 06

SPACE SHUTTLE DISCOVERY'S ENGINE VALVE TO

BE REPLACED

[NASA RELEASE-88-110] P88-10110 06

NASA SETS TARGET DATE FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-127{ P88-10127 06

OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-19[ P88-10019 06

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMI'I-rEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-B8-20[ P88-10020 06

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48] P88-10048 06

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCiAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53] P88-10053 06

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69[ P88-1006g 06

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84[ P88-10084 06

US/USSR DELEGATIONS TO MEET ON SPACE

COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-Be-95[ P88-10095 06

TRW SELECTED TO DEVELOP ADVANCED X-RAY

ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-118[ P88-10118 06

GOODARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123[ P88-10123 06

NASA EXTENDS JET PROPULSION LABORATORY

CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-133[ P88-10133 06

EARLIER LAUNCH DATE SET FOR NASA HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-B8-143] P88-10143 06

MAGELLAN ELECTRICAL MISHAP iNVESTIGATION

BOARD RELEASES FINDINGS

[NASA RELEASE-88-153] P88-10153 06

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168[ P88-10168 06

OFFICE OF SPACE STATION

STOFAN TO RETIRE FROM NASA ON APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-B8-16[ P88-10016 06

SUBJECT INDEX

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20[ P88-10020 06

ODOM NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-32[ P88-10032 06

STUDY GROUP ISSUES REPORT ON SPACE

STATION RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-64] P88-10064 06

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69] P88-10069 06

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-g2] P88-10092 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131{ P88-10131 06

MOSER NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-88.163[ P88-10163 06

TANNER NAMED DIRECTOR SPACE STATION

FREEDOM PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-Be-175[ P88-10t75 06

OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION, NASA

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148[ PBB-10148 06

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR, NASA

STOFAN TO RETIRE FROM NASA ON APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-Be-16] P88-10016 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SAYS 1989 MAKE OR BREAK

YEAR

NASA RELEASE-88-31[ P88-10031 06

ODQM NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

SPACE STATION

NASA RELEASE-88-32[ P88-10032 06

FLETCHER SAYS MOON, NOT MARS, MAY BE

BETTER FIRST STEP

NASA RELEASE-88-52[ P88-10052 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SOUNDS ALARM ON

PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS

NASA RELEASE-88-60] P88-10060 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RECEIVE LIFE SCIENCES

PROGRAM PLANS

NASA RELEASE-88-83[ P88-10083 06

DELTA LAUNCH COMPLEX TRANSFERRED TO AIR

FORCE

NASA RELEASE-88-99[ P88-10099 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129[ P88-1012g 06

HINNERS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-138] P88-10138 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL, ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-88-139] P88-10139 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR PROCLAIMS OCT. 25 AS

'NASA QUALITY DAY'

[NASA RELEASE-88-140[ P88-10140 06

KEY APPOINTMENTS MADE AT NASA

HEADQUARTERS, STENNIS SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE.-88-161 [ P88-10161 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: OPENING OF NASA HEADQUARTERS

BLACK HISTORY MONTH OBSERVANCE;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10178 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SWEARING-IN OF LEE RODERICK AS

PRESIDENT OF THE NAT[O NAL PRESS CLUB;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10179 05

OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL

O'BRIEN TO RETIRE FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-73[ P88-10073 06

FRANKLE APPOINTED NASA GENERAL COUNSEL

[NASA RELEASE-88-98[ P88-10098 06

TESCH APPOINTED NASA DEPUTY GENERAL

COUNSEL

[NASA RELEASE-88-109J P88.10109 06

OHIO STATE UNIV.

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-BB-53] PBB-lO053 06

A-22
SUBJECT INDEX

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV., STILLWATER

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SATELLITE VIDEO

CONFERENCES FOR TEACHERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-119[ P88-10119 06

OPTICAL MEASUREMENT

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTNING MAPPER

SENSOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-105[ 1°88-10105 06

OPTICAL RADAR

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-8&103[ P88-10103 06

OPTICAL SYSTEMS

SA OPTICAL RADAR

SPACE TECHNOLOGY AIDS IN IMPROVING

LOW-VISION EYESIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-88-57} P88-10057 06

OPTICAL TRACKING

S OPTICAL RADAR

ORBIT MANEUVERING SYSTEM /SPACE SHUTTLE/

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

ORBITAL LAUNCH

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINIATURE

SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-4[ P88-10004 06

ORBITAL MANEUVERING VEHICLES

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR TEL EROBOTIC

SERVICER

[NASA RELEASE-88-1501 P88-10150 06

ORBITAL SERVICING

EARLIER LAUNCH DATE SET FOR NASA HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-143[ P88-10143 06

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR TELEROBOT)C

SERVICER

[ NASA RELEASE-88-150 ] P88-10150 06

ORBITER 099

S CHALLENGER

ORBITER PROCESSING FACILITY, K_

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV. 2

[NASA RELEASE-88-147} P88-10147 06

ORBITER 102

S COLUMBIA

ORBITER 103

S DISCOVERY

ORBITER 104

S ATLANTIS

ORBITER-NAMING PROGRAM

S SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING PROGRAM

ORBITS

S SUN SYNCHRONOUS ORBIT

OREGON STATE UNIV., CORVALLIS

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

OSCAR SATELLITES

S SODS-3

S SODS-4

OSLO UNIV., NORWAY

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-B8-169[ PBB-10169 06

OUT-OF-THE-ECLIPTIC MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

OZONE

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

{NASA RELEASE-88-126[ R88-10126 06

NASA SCIENT)STS NOTE WEAK ANTARCTIC OZONE

HOLE IN 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-135[ P88-10135 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169[ P88-10169 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

P

PAN AMERICAN WORLD SERVICES, INC., FLA.

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-8B-47} P88.10047 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88-136] P88-10136 06

PARALLEL PROCESSING/COMPUTERS/

MARK Ill SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-88[ P88-10088 06

WORLD'S FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER INSTALLED

AT NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-152} P88-10152 06

P/_IKES RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY, AUST.

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

{NASA RELEASE-88-102[ P88.10102 06

PARTICLES

S CHARGED PARTICLES

S SPACE PLASMAS

PASSIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES

S ECHO 1

PATHFINDER PROJECT

NASA'S OFFICE OF EXPLORATION RELEASES

ANNUAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-Be-172] P88.10172 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER EMPLOYEES;

CLEVELAND, OHIO P88-10181 05

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON',

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C P88-10184 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; SAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISS}PPt P88-10185 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

EXCERPTS PROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

EXCERPTS PROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

PAVEMENT GROOVING

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SPACE SHUTTLE

LANDING FACILITY MODIFICATIONS

{NASA RELEASE-88-10] P88-10010 06

PAYLOAD ASSIST MODULE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10194 05

PERSONNEL APPOINTMENTS

PAYLOAD INTEGRATION

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-27[ P88.10027 06

PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162} P88-10162 06

PAYLOADS

S DEFENSE PAYLOADS

S SPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADS

S SPACELAB PAYLOADS

S X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-8_21J P88-I0021 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-58[ P88-10058 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-189[ P88-10169 06

PEPCON PLANT EXPLOSION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM (PDP) GRADUATION; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P88-10202 05

PERSONNEL

S ASTRONAUTS

S SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL MANPOWER

S SPACECREWS

PERSONNEL APPOINTMENTS

NASA'S DQLLADAY TO DIRECT DEFENSE

ADVANCED RESEARCH AGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-88-6[ P88-10006 06

ACTING HEAD OF NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

TECHNOLOGY NAMED

{NASA RELEASE-88-7[ P88-10007 06

SPACE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY

GROUP FORMED, CHAIRMAN NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-24[ P88-10024 06

PERALTA NAMED TO NASA MANAGEMENT POST

[NASA RELEASE_8-26] P88-10026 06

ASTRONAUT PARKER TO HEAD SPACE

FLIGHTSPACE STATION INTEGRATION

{NASA RELEASE-88-29[ P88-10029 06

DOOM NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

SPACE STATION

{NASA RELEASE-88-32] P88-10032 06

ABBEY NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE_8-36] P88-10036 06

ASTRONAUT SPRING REASSIGNED TO ARMY

SPACE POST

[NASA RELEASE-88-72[ 1°88-10072 06

PRANKLE APPOINTED NASA GENERAL COUNSEL

[NASA RELEASE-88-98] P88-10098 06

TESCH APPOINTED NASA DEPUTY GENERAL

COUNSEL

{NASA RELEASE-88-109[ P88-10109 06

HINNERS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-138[ P8_10138 06

MARTIN NAMED ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR

NASA EXPLORATION OFFICE

NASA RELEASE-88-158] P88-10158 06

PEDERSEN APPOINTED ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-160[ P88-10160 06

KEY APPOINTMENTS MADE AT NASA

HEADQUARTERS, STENNIS SPACE CENTER

NASA RELEASE-88-161} P88-10161 06

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

INASA RELEASE_8-162] P88-10162 06

MOSER NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE STATION

{NASA RELEASE-88-163] P88-10163 06

FINARELLI APPOINTED DEPUTY AJ_ FOR EXTERNAL

RELATIONS

{NASA RELEASE-88-164} P88-I0164 06

TANNER NAMED DIRECTOR SPACE STATION

FREEDOM PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-175[ P88-10175 06

A-23
PERSONNELRESIGNATIONS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SWEARING-IN OF LEE RODERICK AS

PRESIDENT OF THE NATIO NAL PRESS CLUE;

WASHINGTON. D.C, P88-10179 05

PERSONNEL RESIGNATIONS

CANTUS RESIGNS FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-t59J P88-10159 06

PERALTA TO LEAVE NASA

(NASA RELEASE-88-173[ P88-10173 06

PERSONNEL SALARY STRUCTURE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND

P88-10215 05

PERSONNEL SELECTION

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88*15[ P88-10015 06

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITrEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20] P88-10020 06

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTrLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42} P88-10042 06

NASA ANNOUNCED 2-YEAR ASTRONAUT

SELECTION CYCLE

[NASA RELEASE-88-63[ P88-10063 06

Ft'IOBOS

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATWE U.S.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

[NASA RELEASE-88-41 ] P88-10041 06

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-87[ P88-10087 06

SPACECRAFT

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

[NASA RELEASE_8-87] P88-10087 06

PHOTOGRAPHY

S SATELLITE IMAGERY

PHYSICAL SCIENCES

S ASTRONOMY

S SPACE SCIENCES

PHYSICS

S ASTROPHYSICS

S ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS

S RELATIVITY THEORY

S SOLAR PHYSICS

PHYSIOLOGY

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131[ P88-10131 06

PIONEER SATURN

S PIONEER 11

PIONEER SPACE PROBE

S PIONEER 10

S PIONEER 11

PIONEER VENUS PROJECT

PIONEER ORBITER'S t0 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-165[ P88-10165 06

PIONEER 10

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE_8-78] P88-10078 06

PIONEER DATA REVEALS NATURE OF THE OUTER

HELIOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-88-100[ P88-10100 06

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE_8-165] P88-10165 06

PIONEER 11

PIONEER DATA REVEALS NATURE OF THE OUTER

HEUOSPHERE

(NASA RELEASE-88-100[ P88-10100 06

PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES

S VENUS ATMOSPHERE

PLANETARY EXPLORATION

SA MANNED MARS MISSIONS

SA MARINER PROJECT

SA MARS EXPLORATION

SA VENUS EXPLORATION

SA VOYAGER PROJECT

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINIATURE

SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-4[ P88-10004 06

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE US.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

(NASA RELEASE-88-41 ] P88-10041 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER I

[NASA RELEASE-88-129[ 1:>88-10129 06

NASA EXTEND6 JET PROPULSiON LABORATORY

CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-133[ P88-10133 06

NASA'S OFFICE OF EXPLORATION RELEASES

ANNUAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-172[ P88-10172 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CAUFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P8_10213 05

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

PLANETARY SURFACES

S VENUS SURFACE

PLANETS

SA MARS/PLANET/

SA NEPTUNE/PLANET/

SA VENUS/PLANET/

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-78[ P88-1007B 06

PLAQUES

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U,S.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

[NASA RELEASE-88-41 [ P88-10041 06

PLASMA PHYSICS

S IONIZED PLASMA

PLASMAS/PHYSICS/

S SPACE PLASMAS

PLATI=ORM_

S SANTA RITA SEA-GOING PLATFORM

S SPACE PLATFORMS

POLAR REGIONB

S ANTARCTICA

POLARIMETERS

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADA_ COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-19[ P88-10019 06

POLICIES

S COMMERCIAL SPACE POLICY

POLITICS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10199 05

PRAI"r AND WHITNEY AIRCRAFT

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-43[ P88-10043 06

PRATT AND WHITNEY CORP., WEST PALM BEACH

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66[ PSe_10066 06

PRELAUNCH TESTS

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHU'I-rLE LAUNCH

DATE

[NASA RELEASE-88-11 { P88-10011 06

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUMBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-81[ P88-10081 06

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-85[ P88-10085 06

SUBJECT INDEX

NASA CALLS HUMBLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

[ NASA RELEASE-88-91 ] P88-t0091 06

SPACE SHUTTLE DISCOVERY'S ENGINE VALVE TO

BE REPLACED

[NAS_ t RELEASE_88-110] P88-10110 06

ATLAfJ.TIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD O,_i NOV. 2

[NASA RELEASE-S8-147] P88-10147 06

PRESIDENT'S COUN. ON INTEGRITY/EFFICIENCY

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ON INTEGRITY

AND EFFiCiENCY; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P88_10204 05

PRESIDENTIAL REF'ORTS

PRESIDENT REAGAN SIGNS ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-5[ P88-10005 06

PRINCETON UNIV., N.J,

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-88-115[ P88-10115 06

PRIVATE SECTOR COOPERATION

SA INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76[ P88-10076 06

PRIVATIZATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10184 05

PROBES

S GALILEO PROJECT

S SPACE PROBES

PROCUREMENT

S CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

PRODUCTION VERIFICATION MOTOR-1

FOURTH REDESIGNED SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTOR

TO SE TEST FIRED JUNE 14

[NASA RELEASE-88-77[ P88-10077 06

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-85] P88-10085 06

LAST SHUI"_LE MOTOR TEST SCHEDULED PRIOR

TO DISCOVERY LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-113[ P88-10113 06

PROFESSIONAL OEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, NASA

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM (PDP) GRADUATION; WASHINGTON, D.C,

P88-10202 05

PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

PRESIDENT REAGAN SIGNS ADVANCED lAUNCH

SYSTEM REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-5] P88-10005 06

PROGRAMMABLE IMPLANTABLE MEDICATION

SYSTEM

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

[NASA RELEASE-88..45[ P88-10045 06

PROP-FAN TECHNOLOGY

SA ADVANCED TURBOPROP PROGRAM

NASA WORKS TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT CABIN

NOISE

[NASA RELEASE-88-40[ P88-10040 06

PROPELLANT TANKS

S EXTERNAL TANK

PROTECTIVE COATINGS

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3[ P88-10003 06

PUSUCATIONS

SA CATALOGS

SA COMMERCE BUSINESS DALLY

SA PRESIDENTIAL REPORTS

SA SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST/PUBLICATION/

NASA'B OFFICE OF EXPLORATION RELEASES

ANNUAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-172[ P88-10172 06

A-24
SUBJECT INDEX

PUERTO RICO UNIV,, MAYAGUEZ

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

PURDUE UNIV., LAFAYEI-rE, IND.

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-B8-146[ P88-10146 06

0

QUALIFICATION MOTOR-6

THIRD REDESIGNED SPACE SHUTTLE ROCKET

MOTOR TEST FIRING SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-51[ P88-10051 06

QUALIFICATION MOTOR-7

FOURTH REDESIGNED SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTOR

TO BE TEST FIRED JUNE 14

[NASA RELEASE-88-77[ P88-10077 06

QUALIFICATION MOTOR-e

LAST SHUTTLE MOTOR TEST SCHEDULED PRIOR

TO DISCOVERY LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-113[ P88-10113 06

QUALITY ASSURANCE

NASA EXAMINES 72 NOZZLE BOLTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-18[ P88-10018 06

SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE JOINT

TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-23[ P88-10023 06

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47[ P88-I0047 06

THIRD REDESIGNED SPACE SHUTTLE ROCKET

MOTOR TEST FIRING SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-51] P88-10051 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88-136[ P88-10136 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR PROCLAIMS OCT, 25 AS

'NASA QUALITY DAY'

[NASA RELEASE-88-140[ P88-10140 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171 [ P88-10171 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES, CALIFORNIA P88-10216 05

QUASARS

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

R

RADAR

S IMAGING RADAR

S OPTICAL RADAR

S SHUttLE IMAGING RADAR

S SIDE LOOKING AIRBORNE RADAR

S SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR

RADAR ALTIMETER

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84[ P88-10084 06

RADAR IMAGERY

NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS RECENT VOLCANIC

ACTIVITY ON VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-65[ P88-10065 06

RADAR MAPPING

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35[ P88-10035 06

RADIATION

S EARTH RADIATION

S EXTREME UV RADIATION

S SOLAR RADIATION

S SPACE RADIATION

RADIATION COUNTERS

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-B8-106[ 1:)88-10106 06

RADIO ASTRONOMY

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-87[ P88-10087 06

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[NASA RELEASE-S&111 | P88-10111 06

RADIO TELESCOPES

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-8?[ P88-10087 06

RADIOACTIVE WASTE STORAGE

S NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT

RADIOMETERS

S ADVANCED VERY HIGH RESOLUTION

RADIOMETER

S FIREFLY INFRARED SENSOR SYSTEM

S MICROWAVE RADIOMETERS

S SOLAR BACKSCATTER UV SPECTRAL

RADIOMETER

RAILGUN ACCELERATORS

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINIATURE

SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-4[ P88-10004 06

RANGER PROJECT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

RED SHIFT

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[ NASA RELEASE-88-111 ] P88-10111 06

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168[ P88-I0168 06

REDUCED GRAVITY

S MICROGRAVITY

REFAN PROGRAM

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-43[ P88-10043 06

RELATIVITY THEORY

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-78[ P88-10078 06

RELIABILITY

S QUALITY ASSURANCE

REMOTE MANIPULATOR SYSTEM

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146[ P88-10146 06

REMOTE SENSING

NASA AND JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY SIGN

REMOTE SENSING DATA AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-12[ P88-10012 06

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-19[ P88-10019 06

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-t0030 06

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35[ P88-10035 06

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84[ P88-10084 06

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-103] P88-10103 06

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTNING MAPPER

SENSOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-105[ P88-10105 06

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126[ P88-10126 06

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148[ P88-10148 06

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169[ P88-10189 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21 ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 P88-10201 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST., TROY, N.Y,

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE_8-58] P88-10058 06

REPLACEMENT ORBITER

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-46[ P88-10046 06

15,000 SCHOOLS RESPOND TO SHUTTLE

ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-90[ P88-10090 06

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

NASA INVITES EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FOR

USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

[NASA RELEASE-88-68[ P88-10068 06

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

NASA REQUESTS PROPOSALS FOR ADVANCED

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-1[ P88-10001 06

NASA TO SEEK SPACE ABOARD COMMERCIALLY

DEVELOPED FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-25[ P88-10025 06

NASA PLANS ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-54[ P88-10054 06

NASA SEEKS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH PROPOSALS

FROM SMALL BUSINESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-67[ P88_10067 06

COMPANIES PLAN PRIVATE FACILITIES TO BUILD

NASA'S ADVANCED MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-71[ P88-10071 06

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-103] PB8-10103 06

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-104[ P88-10104 06

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTNING MAPPER

SENSOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-105[ P88-10105 06

NASA ISSUES ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-88-117[ P88-10117 06

NASA ISSUES DRAFT GUIDELINES ON STATION

COMMERCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

[NASA RELEASE-88-144[ P88-10144 06

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR TELEROBOTIC

SERVICER

[NASA RELEASE_8-150] P88-10150 06

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

SA AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH

SA SPACE RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

SA SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

PROGRAM

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-8[ P88-10008 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P8_10186 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

A-25
RESEARCH FACILITIES

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D.C. 1:>88-10199 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

RESEARCH FACIUTIES

NASA PLANS ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-54[ P88-10054 06

RESEARCH PROJECTS

NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RECEIVE LIFE SCIENCES

PROGRAM PLANS

[NASA RELEASE-88-83 P88-10083 06

NASA AND ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB SIGN

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-149] P88-10149 06

RESEARCH PROPO6ALS

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17 P8_10017 06

NASA SEEKS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH PROPOSALS

FROM SMALL BUSINESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-67 P88-10067 06

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122 P88-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131 P88-10131 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-88-151 P88-10151 06

NASA SELECTS 86 SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-88-166 P88-10166 06

RETIREMENT

STOFAN TO RETIRE FROM NASA ON APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-16] 1>88-10016 06

O'BRIEN TO RETIRE FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-73[ P88-10073 06

ASTRONAUT ENGLAND TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-80[ P88-10080 06

VETERAN ASTRONAUT BOBKO TO RETIRE FROM

NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-155[ P88-10155 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: RECEPTION FOR FIVE RETIRING

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P88-10210 05

RFP

S REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

RMS

S REMOTE MANIPULATOR SYSTEM

RO6OTICS

S FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

S TELEROBOTIC SYSTEMS

ROCKET ENGINES

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR ISHU7-rLE/

S SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

S SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

S SPACE SHUTI"LE MAIN ENGINE

ROCKETBORNE ASTRONOMY

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-21[ P88-10021 06

ROCKETDYNE

ACCEPTANCE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THREE

SPACE SHU"I-I'LE MAIN ENGINES

[NASA RELEASE.-88-2[ P86-10002 06

ROCKETDYNE, CANOGA PARK, CALIF.

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47[ P88-10047 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66[ P88-10066 06

SPACE STATION FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-132[ P88.10132 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88.136] P88-10136 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES, CALIFORNIA P88-10216 05

ROCKETS

S LAUNCH VEHICLES

ROCKWELL INTERN. CORP., CANOGA PARK, CA.

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47[ P88-10047 06

ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP.

ACCEPTANCE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THREE

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINES

[NASA RELEASE-88-2[ P88-10002 06

SHUTTLE ORBITER LOGISTICS CONTRACT

EXTENDED

[NASA F_LEASE-88.156] P88-10156 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES. CALIFORNIA P88-10216 05

ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP., CALIF.

SPACE STATION FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-132[ P88-10132 06

ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP_ DOWNEY, CA.

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47] P88-10047 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88-136[ P88-10136 06

ROCKWELL MEDAL

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL, ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-88-139[ P88-10139 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

INSTITUTE; PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10212 05

ROME UNIV., ITALY

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22} P88-10022 06

RPI INTERNATIONAL, INC., SOUTH CAROMNA

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

RUNWAYS

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SPACE SHU'F(LE

LANDING FACILITY MODIFICATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-10[ P88-10010 06

S

SAFETY MANAGEMENT

A_DHOC COMMITTEE COMPLETES REVIEW OF NASA

SAFE_-Y

[NASA RELEASE-88-89[ 1=88-10089 06

NASA AND AIR FORCE ANNOUNCE RANGE SAFETY

CRITERIA FOR STS-26

[NASA RELEASE-88-125[ P88-10125 06

SAFETY SYSTEMS

S EMERGENCY EXIT SYSTEMS

SALARY STRUCTURE

S PERSONNEL SALARY STRUCTURE

SAN MARCO PROJECT

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

SANTA RITA SEA-GOING PLATFORM

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

SUBJECT INDEX

SARSAT

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-96[ P88-10096 06

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA r'FLEASE-88-126] P88-10126 06

SATELLn _ IMAGERY

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84[ P88-10084 06

SATELLITE INSTRUMENTS

SA HIGH RESOLUTION INFRARED RADIATION

SOUNDER

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTNING MAPPER

SENSOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-105[ P88-10105 06

SATELLITE ORBITS

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

SATELLITE SOUNDING

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126[ P88-10126 06

SATELLITE TRACKING

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88*30[ P88-10030 06

SATELLITES

SA COMBINED RELEASE AND RADIAT. EFFECTS

SAT.

SA COMMUNICATION SATELLITES

SA COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

SA EARTH RADIATION BUDGET SATELLITE

SYSTEM

SA ECHO 1

SA ERS-1 SATELLITE

SA EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

SA EXPLORER 1

SA GINGA SATELLITE

SA GOES /GEOSTAT. OPERATIONAL ENVIRON.

SAT./

SA GOES-M

SA INTERNATIONAL SATELLITES

SA IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

SA JAPANESE SATELLITES

SA MARINE OBSERVATION SATELLITE-1

SA NAVIGATION SATELLITES

SA NAVY SATELLITE SYSTEM

SA NIMBUS 7

SA NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

SA NOAA-11

SA PIONEER 10

SA PIONEER 11

SA SARSAT

SA SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

SA SEASAT

SA SOOS-3

SA SOOS4

SA SPACE PROBES

SA SPACE STATIONS

SA VEGA SPACECRAFT

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171] P88-10171 06

SATURN LAUNCH VEHICLE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10199 05

SCAT

S SUPERSONIC COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT

SCATTEROMETER

S NASA SCATrEROMETER

SCHOLASTIC COOPERATION

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-58[ P88-10058 06

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-59[ P8_10059 06

A-26
SUBJECT INDEX

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-G9] P88-10069 06

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

(NASA RELEASE-88-123 ] P88-10123 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146( P88-10146 06

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-165( P88-10165 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

SCHOOL WITHOUT WALLS, WASHINGTON, D.C.

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69( P88-10069 06

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AGENCY, JAPAN

NASA/JAPAN NEGOTIATORS COMPLETE

NEGOTIATIONS ON STATION AGREEMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-70( P88-10070 06

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNAT. CORP., CA.

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR SOLID-FUELED

ROCKET MOTOR BONDLINE STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-88-107( P88-10107 06

SCIENCE EDUCATION AND POLICY SYMPOSIUM

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ARCS FOUNDATION/SMITHSONIAN

SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENCE EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

POLICY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10193 05

SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL MANPOWER

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

P88-10215 05

SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

SA COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

SA EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

SA GINGA SATELLITE

SA IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22} P88-10022 06

SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22( P88-10022 06

SCOUT ROCKET TO LAUNCH NAVY NAVIGATION

SATELLITES

[NASA RELEASE-88-55( P88-10055 06

NASA SCOUT LAUNCH SET FOR JUNE 15

[NASA RELEASE-88-75( P88-10075 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CONFERENCE FOR

SMALL-CLASS EXPLORERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-79( P88-10079 06

THE 112TH SCOUT ROCKET LAUNCH SET

[NASA RELEASE-88-116( P88-10116 06

NASA, LTV SIGN COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT FOR

SCOUT ROCKET PRODUCTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-167( P88-10167 06

SEA ICE

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35} P88-10035 06

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84( P88-t0084 06

SEA-GOING PLATFORMS

S SANTA RITA SEA-GOING PLATFORM

SEALS/STOPPERS/

S O RING SEALS

SEARCH AND RESCUE

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

(NASA RELEASE-88-126] P88-10126 06

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.

SEARCH FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

SEASAT

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-19( P88-10019 06

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84( P88-10084 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

SEASAT 1

S SEASAT

SEASAT-A

S SEASAT

SELFRIDGE AFB, MICH.

S AIR FORCE, U.S.

SERVICE CONTRACT

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-88-145( P88-10145 06

SHUFFLE ORBITER LOGISTICS CONTRACT

EXTENDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-156( P88-10156 06

SHEFFIELD UNIV., ENGLAND

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48( P88-10048 06

SHUTTLE CARRIER AIRCRAFT

NASA TO ACQUIRE SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE

CARRIER AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-28} P88-10028 06

NASA BUYS SECOND SHUFFLE CARRIER

AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE_8-112] P88-10112 06

SHUI-I'LE HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS LAB.

S HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS LAB,

SHUTFLE IMAGING RADAR

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-19} P88-10019 06

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE_88-84] P88-10084 06

SHUI-FLE LANDING FACILITY

S SPACE SHUFFLE LANDING FACILITY

SHUI"rLE ORBITER-NAMING PROGRAM

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-46( P88-10046 06

15,000 SCHOOLS RESPOND TO SHUFFLE

ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

(NASA RELEASE*88-90] P88-10090 06

SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT

STSo26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

(NASA RELEASE-88-121( P88-10121 06

SIDE LOOKING AIRBORNE RADAR

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-19( P88-10019 06

SIMBAD ASTRONOMICAL DATABASE

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-88-115( P88-10115 06

SIMULATION

S COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

SIMULATORS

S JOINT ENVIRONMENT SIMULATOR

S NUMERICAL AERODYNAMIC SIMULATION SYS.,

ARC

SITE SELECTION

NASA PLANS ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR

(NASA RELEASE-88-54( P88-10054 06

COMPANIES PLAN PRIVATE FACILITIES TO BUILD

NASA'S ADVANCED MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-71( P88-10071 06

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

(NASA RELEASE*88-104] P88-10104 06

SLAR

S SIDE LOOKING AIRBORNE RADAR

SLIDELL COMPUTER COMPLEX, SLIOELL, LA.

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-104] P88-10104 06

NASA ISSUES ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

(NASA RELEASE-88-117} P88-10117 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DEDICATION OF JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE

CENTER; STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISSISSIPPI

P88-10203 05

SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

(NASA RELEASE-88-108( P88-10108 06

SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RES. OFF., NASA

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

(NASA RELEASE-88-108( P88-10108 06

SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH

PROGRAM

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

(NASA RELEASE-88-8( P88-10008 06

NASA SEEKS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH PROPOSALS

FROM SMALL BUSINESS

(NASA RELEASE-88-67( P88-10067 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

(NASA RELEASE-88-151( P88-10151 06

NASA SELECTS 86 SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

(NASA RELEASE-88-166} P88-10166 06

SMALL BUSINESSES

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-88-108( P88-10108 06

SMALL SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S MINIATURE SPACECRAFT

S SMALL-CLASS EXPLORER PROGRAM

SMALL-CLASS EXPLORER PROGRAM

NASA ANNOUNCES CONFERENCE FOR

SMALL-CLASS EXPLORERS

(NASA RELEASE-88-79} P88-10079 06

SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYS. OBS., BOSTON, MASS.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

(NASA RELEASE-88-48} P88-10048 06

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[ NASA RELEASE-88-115] P88-10115 06

SMITRSONIAN INSTITUTION

SA NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM, WASH.,

D C.

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

(NASA RELEASE-88-128} P88-10128 06

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SOUNDS ALARM ON

PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS

(NASA RELEASE-88-60} P88-10060 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ARCS FOUNDATION/SMITHSONIAN

SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENCE EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

POLICY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10193 05

A-27
SOHO MISSION IESA/

SOHO MISSION /ESAI

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48] PBB-10048 06

SOLAR ACTIVITY EFFECTS

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

SOt.AR AND HELIOSPHERIC OBSERVATORY

S SOHO MISSION/ESA/

SOLAR ATMOSPHERE

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

{NASA RELEASE-88-37] P88-10037 06

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-78[ P88-10078 06

SOLAR BACKSCA'rrER gv SPECTRAL RADIOMETER

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE*88-126[ PBB-10126 06

SOLAR CYCLE

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-78[ P88-10078 06

PIONEER DATA REVEALS NATURE OF THE OUTER

HELIOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-88-100[ P88-10100 06

SOLAR ECLIPSE

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-68-37[ P88-10037 06

SOLAR MAGNETIC FIELD

PIONEER DATA REVEALS NATURE OF THE OUTER

HELIOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-88-100] P88-10100 06

SOLAR PHYSICS

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

{NASA.RELEASE-88-481 P88-10048 06

SOLAR POLAR MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

SOLAR PROBE

S ULYSSES MISSION

SOLAR RADIATION

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

SOLAR WIND

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-78[ P8,8-10078 06

PIONEER DATA REVEALS NATURE OF THE OUTER

HELIOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-88-100[ P88-10100 06

SOLAR-TERRESTRIAL INTERACTIONS

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

SA ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

/SHUTTLE/

SA SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

SOLID PROPULSION INTEGRITY PROGRAM

CONTRACTOR SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-82[ P88-10082 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR SOLID-FUELED

ROCKET MOTOR BONDLINE STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-88-107[ P88-10107 06

SOLID PROPULSION INTEGRITY PROGRAM

SOLID PROPULSION INTEGRITY PROGRAM

CONTRACTOR SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-B8-82[ P88-t0082 06

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR SOLID-FUELED

ROCKET MOTOR BONDLINE STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-88-107[ P88-10107 06

SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS

SA ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

/SHU_(LE/

SA SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

SA SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

NASA/USBI SIGN BOOSTER CONTRACT

EXTENSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-176[ P88-10176 06

STATEMENT BY DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA PRESS CONFERENCE

P88-10177 05

SOUD ROCKET MOTOR

SA ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

/SHUTTLE/

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHUT-TLE LAUNCH

DATE

[ NASA RELEASE-88-11 [ P88-10011 06

SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE SHORT-STACK SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR TO BE TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-14[ P88-10014 06

NASA EXAMINES 72 NOZZLE BOLTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-18j P88-10018 06

SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE JOINT

TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-23[ P88-10023 06

THIRD REDESIGNED SPACE SHUTTLE ROCKET

MOTOR TEST FIRING SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-51J P88-10051 06

SPACE SHUTI'LE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE

JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-56[ PB8-10056 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TRANSIE_IT PRESSURE TEST

ARTICLE-4 FIRING SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-61 ] P88-10061 06

FOURTH REDESIGNED SHUTFLE ROCKET MOTOR

TO BE TEST FIRED JUNE 14

[NASA RELEASE-88-77[ P88-10077 06

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-85[ P88-10085 06

FINAL SHUTTLE MOTOR JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

AT MORTON THIOKOL

[NASA RELEASE-88-86[ P88-10086 06

LAST SHUTTLE MOTOR TEST SCHEDULED PRIOR

TO DISCOVERY LAUNCH

{NASA RELEASE-88-113[ P88-10113 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV, 2

[NASA RELEASE-88-147[ P88-10147 06

SOOO-3

SCOUT ROCKET TO LAUNCH NAVY NAVIGATION

SATELLITES

[NASA RELEASE-88-55| PB8-10055 06

SODS-4

THE 112TH SCOUT ROCKET LAUNCH SET

[NASA RELEASE-88-116[ P88-I0116 06

SOUNDING

S ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING

SOUNDING ROCKETS

S BLACK BRANT SOUNDING ROCKETS

SOUTH AMERICA

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

{NASA RELEASE-88-30 ] P88-10030 06

SOUTH CAROLINA UNIV.

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53J P88-10053 06

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNIV.

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-78[ P88-10078 06

SOVIET SPACECRAFT

SA PHOBOS SPACECRAFT

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U.S.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

[NASA RELEASE-B8-41} P88-10041 06

SUBJECT INDEX

SOVIET UNION

S U.S.S.R.

SPACE

S INTERSTELLAR SPACE

SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL, JAPAN

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO, JAPAN P88-10214 05

SPACE APPLICATIONS ADVISORY COMM., NASA

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20] P88-10020 06

SPACE BIOLOGY

S EXOBIOLOGY

SPACE COLONIZATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

SPACE COMMERCIALIZATION

SPACE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY

GROUP FORMED, CHAIRMAN NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-S8-24] P88-10024 06

NASA TO SEEK SPACE ABOARD COMMERCIALLY

DEVELOPED FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE,'88-25[ 1::'88-10025 06

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ PBB-lO053 0_

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88_6] P88-10066 06

NASA SEEKS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH PROPOSALS

FROM SMALL BUSINESS

[NASA RELEASE-8B-67[ P88-10067 06

NASA INVITES EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FOR

USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

[NASA RELEASE*88-68[ P88-10068 06

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC., SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE_8-114] P88-10114 06

NASA AND MCDONNELL DOUGLAS SIGN

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-124 P88-10124 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129 P88-10129 06

NASA AND MARTIN MARIETTA SIGN COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH AGREEMENT

NASA RELEASE-88-137 P88-10137 06

NASA ISSUES DRAFT GUIDELINES ON STATION

COMMERCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

[NASA RELEASE-88-144 P88-10144 06

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

NASA RELEASE-88-145 P88-10145 06

NASA, LTV SIGN COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT FOR

SCOUT ROCKET PRODUCTION

NASA RELEASE-88-167 P88-10167 06

NASA AND UCAR SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

SUBORSITAL USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

NASA RELEASE-88-170 P88-10170 06

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE

PUBLISHES USERS CATALOG

NASA RELEASE-88-174[ P88-10174 06

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: PRESS BRIEFING; WASHINGTON,

D.C, P88-10180 05

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10184 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

A-28
SUBJECT INDEX

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, DC. P68-I0199 05

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

SPACE DOCKING

PERSPECTIVE DISPLAY SYSTEM DEVELOPED FOR

SPACECRAFT MANEUVERS

[NASA RELEASE-e8-49] P96-10049 06

SPACE EXPLORATION

SA LUNAR EXPLORATION

SA PLANETARY EXPLORATION

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17] P88-10017 06

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-e8-78 J P88-10078 06

US/USSR DELEGATIONS TO MEET ON SPACE

COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-951 P88-10095 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-e8-171] P88-10171 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER EMPLOYEES;

CLEVELAND, OHIO P68-10161 05

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P68-10163 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-1021_ 05

SPACE FLIGHTSPACE STATION INTEGRAT. OFF.

ASTRONAUT PARKER TO HEAD SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION INTEGRATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-29] P88-10029 06

SPACE FLIGHTS

S MANNED SPACE FLIGHT

S STS-26

S STS-27

S STS-28

S STS-29

S STS-30

S STS-31

S STS-32

S STS-33

S STS-34

S STS-35

S UNMANNED SPACE FLIGHT PROGRAM

SPACE INDUSTRIALIZATION

SPACE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY

GROUP FORMED, CHAIRMAN NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-24] P88-10024 06

SPACE INFRARED TELESCOPE FACILITY

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

SPACE LABORATORIES

S COLUMBUS SPACE LABORATORY

SPACE PLASMAS

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[ NASA RELEASE-88-48] P68-10048 06

SPACE PLATFORMS

SA INDUSTRIAL SPACE FACILITY /SPACE

PLATFORM/

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

[ NASA RELEASE-88-441 P88-10044 06

NASA/JAPAN NEGOTIATORS COMPLETE

NEGOTIATIONS ON STATION AGREEMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-68-70] P88-10070 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-68-74] P88-10074 06

SPACE PROBES

SA PIONEER 10

SA PIONEER 11

SA VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINIATURE

SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-68-4] P88-10004 06

SPACE PROCESSING

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-86-145[ P88-10145 06

SPACE PROGRAMS

SA CLUSTER MISSION/ESA/

SA MANNED MARS MISSIONS

SA RESEARCH PROJECTS

SA SOHO MISSION/ESA/

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER EMPLOYEES;

CLEVELAND, OHIO P88-10181 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D,C, P88-10184 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P86-10165 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY; WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P86-10169 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P86-10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AIAA SPACE DAY; ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P88-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ARCS FOUNDATION/SMITHSONIAN

SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENCE EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

POLICY; WASHINGTON, D,C. P88-10193 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P68-10196 05

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: MEDIA BRIEFING; KENNEDY SPACE

CENTER, FLORIDA P88-10197 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '86 P86-10201 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WlNDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: RECEPTION FOR FIVE RETIRING

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS; WASHINGTON. D.C.

P88-10210 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCtETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST, LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

SPACE SHUTTLE OPERATIONS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

P88-10215 05

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

SPACE RADIATION

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22] P88-10022 06

SPACE RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[ NASA RELEASE-88-129] P86-10129 06

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS PROGRAM

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-103] P68-10103 06

SPACE SCIENCES

SA COSMOLOGY

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-92] P88-10092 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-68-171) P68-10171 06

SPACE SERVICES INC., HOUSTON, T1EX.

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-86-145[ P88-10145 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER

S CHALLENGER

SPACE SHUTTLE LANDING FACILITY

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SPACE SHUTTLE

LANDING FACILITY MODIFICATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-10} P88-10010 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE

ACCEPTANCE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THREE

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINES

[NASA RELEASE-66-2[ P88-10002 06

SPACE SHUI-rLE DISCOVERY'S ENGINE VALVE TO

BE REPLACED

[NASA RELEASE-88-110} P88-10110 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-68-136) P88-10136 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P88-10165 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROGKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES, CALIFORNIA P88-10216 05

SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST IPUSLICATIONI

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-68-38] P88-10038 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSIONS

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-68-381 P88-10038 06

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[NASA RELEASE-88-39J P88-10039 06

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC., SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

[ NASA RELEASE-88-114] P88-10114 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

INASA RELEASE-68-120] P88-10120 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

_NASA RELEASE-88-121 I P88-10121 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

SPACE SHUTTLE OPERATIONS

NASA TO ACQUIRE SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE

CARRIER AIRCRAFT

I NASA RELEASE-88-28} P88-10028 06

SPACE SHUTTLE EMERGENCY LANDING S{TE

AGREEMENT SIGNED

[NASA RELEASE-88-33] P88-10033 06

A-29
SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING SITES FOR

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-88-34[ P88-10034 06

TELESCOPING POLE CHOSEN FOR CREW ESCAPE

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-88-50} P88-10050 06

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88_5] P88-10085 06

AD HOC COMMITTEE COMPLETES REVIEW OF NASA

SAFETY

{NASA RELEASE-88_89] P88-10089 06

SHUTTLE EMERGENCY MISSION CONTROL CENTER

MOVES TO WHITE SANDS

{NASA RELEASE-88-101} PBB-10101 06

SHUTTLE ORBITER LOGISTICS CONTRACT

EXTENDED

{NASA RELEASE-88-156[ P88-10156 06

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

S ATLANTIS

S CHALLENGER

S COLUMBIA

S DISCOVERY

S REPLACEMENT ORBITER

SPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADS

SA EARTH OBSERVATION MISSION

EXPERIMENTS

SA HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS LAB.

SA SPACE INFRARED TELESCOPE FACILITY

SA X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-27[ PB8-I0027 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38[ P88-10038 06

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-81 ] P88-10081 06

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC., SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-114J P88-10114 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-120J P88-10120 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

EARLIER LAUNCH DATE SET FOR NASA HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

INASA RELEASE-BB-143] P88-10143 06

SPACE SHUTTLES

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-96} P88-10096 06

NASA AND UCAR SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

SUBORBITAL USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

[NASA RELEASE-88-170J P88-10170 06

SPACE STATION COMMERCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

NASA ISSUES DRAFT GUIDELINES ON STATION

COMMERCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

{NASA RELEASE-88-144[ P88-10144 06

SPACE STATION POLAR PLATFORM

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-B8-441 P88-ICO44 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

INASA RELEASE-88-74[ P88-10074 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88.10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

SPACE STATION PROGRAM

STOFAN TO RETIRE FROM NASA ON APRIL 1

{NASA RELEASE-88-161 P88-10016 06

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

{NASA RELEASE-88-27J P86-10027 06

ASTRONAUT PARKER TO HEAD SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION INTEGRATION

{NASA RELEASE-88-29[ P88-10029 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SAYS 1989 MAKE OR BREAK

YEAR

NASA RELEASE-88-31J P88-10031 06

OCOM NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

SPACE STATION

NASA RELEASE-88-32[ P88-10032 06

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

NASA RELEASE-88-44[ P88-10044 06

STUDY GROUP ISSUES REPORT ON SPACE

STATION RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

"NASA RELEASE-88_o4] P88-10064 06

NASA/JAPAN NEGOTIATORS COMPLETE

NEGOTIATIONS ON STATION AGREEMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-70[ P88-10070 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-88-74} P88-10074 06

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-BB-103{ P86-10103 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129] P88-10129 06

SPACE STATION FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

[NASA RELEASE-B8-132[ P88-10132 06

NASA AND CORABI INTERNATIONAL TELEMETRICS,

INC,, SIGN AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-BS-142 } PBB-10142 06

NASA ISSUES DRAFT GUIDELINES ON STATION

COMMERCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

{NASA RELEASE-88-144] P88-10144 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171} P88-10171 06

NASA'S OFFICE OF EXPLORATION RELEASES

ANNUAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-172[ I:)88-10172 06

TANNER NAMED DIRECTOR SPACE STATION

FREEDOM PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-175J P88-10175 06

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: PRESS BRIEFING; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10180 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER EMPLOYEES;

CLEVELAND, OHIO P88-10181 05

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10184 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P88-10185 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88.10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AIAA SPACE DAY; ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P88-10192 05

SUBJECT INDEX

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY'. ARCS FOUNDATION / SMITHSONIAN

SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENCE EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

POLICY; WASHINGTON, D.C, P88-10193 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY; LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA PB8-10196 05

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: MEDIA BRIEFING; KENNEDY SPACE

CENTER, FLORIDA P88-10197 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA PB8-10198 05

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21 ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 P88-10201 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WtNDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO PB8-10206 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTDOK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P8B-10213 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO, JAPAN P88-10214 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

PB8-102t5 05

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

SPACE STATION SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMII-rEE

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

{ NASA RELEASE-88-20} P88-10020 06

SPACE STATIONS

SA COLUMBUS SPACE LABORATORY

NASA TO SEEK SPACE ABOARD COMMERCIALLY

DEVELOPED FACILITY

{NASA RELEASE-88-25[ P88-10025 06

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-88-44{ P88-10044 06

PERSPECTIVE DISPLAY SYSTEM DEVELOPED FOR

SPACECRAFT MANEUVERS

{NASA RELEASE-88-49[ P88-t0049 06

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

INASA RELEASE-88-92J P88-10092 06

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

{NASA RELEASE-88-96[ P88-10096 06

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR TELEROBOTJC

SERVICER

{NASA RELEASE-88-150[ P88-10150 06

SPACE SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC., SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

{ NASA RELEASE-88-114 _ P88-t01 t4 06

SPACE TELESCOPE

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INSTITUTE

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

{NASA RELEASE-88-81{ P88-10081 06

NASA CALLS HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

{NASA RELEASE-88-91} P88-10091 06

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-111 { P88-10111 06

A-30
SUBJECT INDEX

SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

PRESIDENT REAGAN SIGNS ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-5] P88-10005 06

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-27] P88-10027 06

NASA TO ACQUIRE SECOND SPACE SHUTTt E

CARRIER AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-28] P88-10028 06

NASA PLANS ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-54] P88-10054 06

AD HOC COMMITTEE COMPLETES REVIEW OF NASA

SAFETY

[NASA RELEASE-88-89] P88-10089 06

NASA BUYS SECOND SHUTTLE CARRIER

AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-112] P88-10112 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129] P88-10129 06

SHUTTLE ORBITER LOGISTICS CONTRA(;T

EXTENDED

[NASA RELEASE-88-156} P88-10156 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171] P98-10171 06

NASA'S OFFICE OF EXPLORATION RELEASES

ANNUAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-172] P88-10172 06

STATEMENT OF OR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: PRESS BRIEFING; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10180 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER EMPLOYEES;

CLEVELAND, OHIO P88-10181 05

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-fOf84 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AIAA SPACE DAY; ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P88-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

SPACE TRANSPORTATtON SYSTEM FLIGHTS

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S STS-27

S STS-28

S STS-29

S STS-30

S STS-31

S STS-32

S STS-33

S STS-34

S STS-35

SPACEBORNE ASTRONOMY

SA ROCKETBORNE ASTRONOMY

NASA REQUESTS PROPOSALS FOR ADVANCED

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACIMTY

INASA RELEASE-88-1] P88-10001 06

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[NASA RELEASE-88-391 P88-10039 06

SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-27 ] P88-10027 06

STUDY GROUP ISSUES REPORT ON SPACE

STATION RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-64] P88-10064 06

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76] P88-10076 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121] P88-10121 06

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122] P88-t0122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131] P88-10131 06

SPACEIBORNE PHOTOGRAPHY

S SATELLITE IMAGERY

SPACEBORNE TELESCOPES

SA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

SA IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

SA X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

INASA RELEASE-88-39] P88-10039 06

SPACECRAFT

S AEROSPACEPLANES

S MINIATURE SPACECRAFT

S PHOBOS SPACECRAFT

S SATELLITES

S SOVIET SPACECRAFT

S SPACE PROBES

S SPACE SHUTTLES

S SUISEI SPACECRAFT

S SURVEYOR SPACECRAFT

S VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

SPACECRAFI" ACCIDENTS

MAGELLAN _NVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141 I P88-10141 06

MAGELLAN ELECTRICAL MISHAP INVESTIGATION

BOARD RELEASES FINDINGS

INASA RELEASE-88-153] P88-10153 06

SPACECRAFT COMMUNICATIONS

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

{NASA RELEASE-88-78} P88-10078 06

NASA BEGINS GROUNO SYSTEM TEST OF HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-811 P88-10081 06

SHUTrLE EMERGENCY MISSION CONTROL CENTER

MOVES TO WHITE SANDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-101 ] P88.10101 06

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

[NASA RELEASE-88-1021 P88.10102 06

SHUTTLE-LAUNCHED SATELLITE PASSES EARLY

TESTS WITH FLYING COLORS

{NASA RELEASE-88-157J P88-10157 06

SPACECRAFT CONTROL

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-88-9J P88-10009 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

I NASA RELEASE-88-146} P68-10146 06

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146} P88-10146 06

SPACECRAFT INSTRUMENTS

S HIGH RESOLUTION INFRARED RADIATION

SOUNDER

S SATELLITE INSTRUMENTS

SPACECRAFT LANDING

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SPACE SHUTTLE

LANDING FACILITY MODIFICATIONS

(NASA RELEASE-88-10} P88-10010 06

SPACE SHUTTLE EMERGENCY LANDING SITE

AGREEMENT SIGNED

[NASA RELEASE-88-33J P88-10033 06

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING SITES FOR

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-88-34] P88-10034 06

SPECTROMETERS

SPACECRAFT LAUNCHING

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINIATURE

SPACECRAFT

INASA RELEASE-88-4] P88-10004 06

PRESIDENT REAGAN SIGNS ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-5] P88-10005 06

SCOUT ROCKET TO LAUNCH NAVY NAVIGATION

SATELLITES

[NASA RELEASE-88-55_ P88-10055 06

NASA SCOUT LAUNCH SET FOR JUNE 15

[NASA RELEASE-88-75] P88-10075 06

THE 112TH SCOUT ROCKET LAUNCH SET

[NASA RELEASE-88-116} P88-10116 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 ] P88-10121 06

NASA AND AIR FORCE ANNOUNCE RANGE SAFETY

CRiTERiA FOR STS-26

[NASA RELEASE-88-1251 P88-10125 06

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126] P88-I0126 06

NASA SETS TARGET DATE FOR SHUFFLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-1271 P88-10127 06

SPACECRAFT MANEUVERS

PERSPECTIVE DISPLAY SYSTEM DEVELOPED FOR

SPACECRAFT MANEUVERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-491 P88-10049 06

SPACECRAFT TRACKING

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

_NASA RELEASE-88-87_ P88-10087 06

SPACECRAFT TRAJECTORIES

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINfATURE

SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-41 P88-10004 06

SPACECREWS

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-15} P88-10015 06

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

INASA RELEASE-88-42} P88-10042 06

STS-26 SPACE SHUI_LE PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS

PLANNED

INASA RELEASE-88-97] P88-10097 06

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88q62] P88-10162 06

SPACEHAB

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

SPACEHAB, INC., SEATTLE, WASH.

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC, SiGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-114 } P88-10114 06

SPACELAB

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1986

INASA RELEASE-88-171 ] P88-10171 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

SPACELAB J MISSION

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 P88-10201 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO, JAPAN P88-10214 05

SPACELAB PAYLOADS

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38] P88-10038 06

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[NASA RELEASE-88-39} P88 10039 06

SPARTAN-HALLEY MISSION

S HALLEY'S COMET

SPECTROGRAPHS

S FAINT OBJECT SPECTROGRAPH

SPECTROMETERS

SA X-RAY SPECTROMETER

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE*88-106] P88-10106 06

A-31
SRB

SRB

S SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS

SRM

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

STACKED OSCAR ON SCOUT

S SOOS-3

S SOOS-4

STALL/SPIN RESEARCH

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

[NASA RELEASE-88_13] P88-10013 06

STANFORD UNIV., CALIF.

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37[ P88-10037 06

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123[ P88-10123 06

STAR WARS SCENARIO

S STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE PROGRAM

STARFIRE ROCKET

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

{NASA RELEASE-88-145[ P88-10145 06

STARS

S GALAXIES

S NEUTRON STARS

S SUPERNOVA

S SUPERNOVA 1987A

STATIONS

S GROUND STATIONS

S LUNAR BASES

S TRACKING STATIONS

STELLAR ATMOSPHERES

S SOLAR ATMOSPHERE

STELLAR EVOLUTION

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168[ P88-10168 06

STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISS.

S NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LAB., NASA

STIRLING ENGINE

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-96[ P88-10096 06

STORMS

S THUNDERSTORMS

STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE PROGRAM

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINIATURE

SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE_8*4] P88-t0004 06

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT OF R&D/CONFERENCE/

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10199 05

STRATOSPHERE

NASA SCIENTISTS NOTE WEAK ANTARCTIC OZONE

HOLE IN 1988

{NASA RELEASE-88-135[ P88-10135 06

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169] P88-10169 06

STS-26

ACCEPTANCE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THREE

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINES

{NASA RELEASE-88-2[ P88-10002 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH

DATE

{NASA RELEASE-88-11 ] P88-10011 06

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING SITES FOR

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-34] P88-10034 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38[ P88-10038 06

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

INASA RELEASE-88-85] P88-10085 06

AD HOC COMMITFEE COMPLETES REVIEW OF NASA

SAFETY

{NASA RELEASE-88-89] P88-10089 06

STS-26 SPACE SHUTTLE PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS

PLANNED

[NASA RELEASE-88-97[ P88-10097 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

{NASA RELEASE-88-120[ P88-10120 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-t0121 06

NASA AND AIR FORCE ANNOUNCE RANGE SAFETY

CRITERIA FOR STS-26

[NASA RELEASE-88-125[ P88-10125 06

NASA SETS TARGET DATE FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-127[ P88-10127 06

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[ NASA RELEASE-88-128 ] P88-10128 06

TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR SHUTTLE

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-130[ P88-10130 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS "PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM (PDP) GRADUATION; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P88-10202 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO, JAPAN P88-10214 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: STS-26 HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY;

NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10218 05

STS-27

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV, 2

[NASA RELEASE-88-t47J P88-10147 06

SHUTTLE-LAUNCHED SATELLITE PASSES EARLY

TESTS WITH FLYING COLORS

[NASA RELEASE-88-157[ P88-10157 06

STS-28

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-88-15] P88-10015 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38[ P88-10038 06

STS-29

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

{NASA RELEASE-88-38[ P88-10038 06

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42[ P88-10042 06

STS-30

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42 P88-10042 06

STS-31

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42 P88-10042 06

STS-32

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162 P88-10t62 06

STS-33

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

{NASA RELEASE-88-162[ P88-10162 06

STS-34

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162 P88-10162 06

STS-35

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162[ P88-10162 06

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

{NASA RELEASE-88-122[ P88-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE488-131] P88-10131 06

STUDENT NEWSPAPER COMPETITION

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131 ] P88-10131 06

STUDENT SPACE STATION PROGRAM

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

INASA RELEASE-88-92[ P88-I0092 06

SUBJECT INDEX

SUBCOMMII-lrEES

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE_8-20] P88-10020 06

SUISEI SPACECRAFT

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 P88-10201 05

SUMMER FACULTY FELLOWSHtPSp NASA

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

SUN sYNCHRONOUS ORBIT

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126[ P88-10126 06

SUNSPOTS

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-78[ P88-10078 06

PIONEER DATA REVEALS NATURE OF THE OUTER

HELIOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-88-100[ P88-10t00 06

SUPERCOMPUTERS

SA CRAY Y-MP SUPERCOMPUTER

SA MARK 3 HYPERCUBE SUPERCOMPUTER

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

[NASA RELEASE-88-13] P88-10013 06

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

{NASA RELEASE-88-94[ P88-10094 06

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

NASA AND ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB SIGN

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AGREEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-88-149] P88-10149 06

SUPERNOVA

SA SUPERNOVA 1987A

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17] P88-10017 06

SUPERNOVA 1987A

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

{NASA RELEASE-88-9[ P88-10009 06

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-21[ P88-10021 06

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[NASA RELEASE-88-39] P88-10039 06

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-154[ P88-10154 06

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168[ P88-10168 06

SUPERSONIC COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT

MARKET FOR MORE EFFICIENT, SUPERSONIC

TRANSPORT PROJECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-62[ P88-10062 06

SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT

S CONCORDE AIRCRAFT

SUPPORT SERVICES

S GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT

S LAUNCH SUPPORT SERVICES

SURVEYOR SPACECRAFT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR

NASA AND JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY SIGN

REMOTE SENSING DATA AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-12[ P88-10012 06

ADVANCED IMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-19[ P88-10019 06

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35] P88-10035 06

A-32
SUBJECT INDEX

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGy AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSK)NS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84[ P88-10084 06

MARK I)1 SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-88} P88-10088 06

T

TAPE RECORDERS

S VIDEO TAPE RECORDER SYSTEM

TASK FORCE ON SCI. USES OF THE SPACE STAT.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMI]-t'EE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20} P88-10020 06

"I'DRSS

S TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE

SYSTEM

TECH BRIEFS/PUBLICATION/

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D.C, P88-10199 05

TECHNOLOGY/GEN/

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D_C. P88-10199 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

INSTITUTE; PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10212 05

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-45[ P88-10045 06

PERSPECTIVE DISPLAY SYSTEM DEVELOPED FOR

SPACECRAFT MANEUVERS

[NASA RELEASE-Be-49[ P88-10049 06

SPACE TECHNOLOGY AIDS IN IMPROVING

LOW-VISION EYESIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-88-57] P88-10057 06

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76J P88-10076 06

NASA AUTOMATED _NFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[ NASA RELEASE-88-148 ] P88-10148 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. PBB- 10184 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10_90 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88.10194 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA PBB-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D_C P88-10199 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS iNSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND PB8* 10205 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88- I0207 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOU_S, MISSOURI

P88.10213 05

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-88-53[ P88-10053 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-12B[ PBel-'101_ 06

NASA AND ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB SIGN

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-149] P88-10149 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D.C, P88-10199 05

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION PROGRAM

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76J P86-10076 06

TECTONICS

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-165[ P88-10165 06

TEKTITES

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3] P8B-10003 06

TELECONFERENCING

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SATELLITE VIDEO

CONFERENCES FOR TEACHERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-119[ P88-10119 06

TELEDYNE SYSTEMS CO., NORTHRIDGE, CALIF.

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66} P88-10066 06

TELEMEDICAL SYSTEMS

NASA AND CORAB( INTERNATIONAL TELEMETRICS,

INC., SIGN AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-142] P88-10142 06

TELEMETRY

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

[NASA RELEASE-88-35] P88-10035 06

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

INASA RELEASE-88-81 } P88-10081 06

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

INASA RELEASE-88-87[ P88-10067 06

NASA CALLS HURDLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

INASA RELEASE-88-911 P88-10091 06

TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS

TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR SHUTTLE

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-88-130} P88-10130 06

TELEROBOTIC SYSTEMS

NASA AND CORABI INTERNATIONAL TELEMETRICS,

INC, SIGN AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-88-142} P88-10142 06

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR TELEROBOTIC

SERVICER

[NASA RELEASE-88-150] P88-10150 06

TELESCOPES

S DAVIS PLANETARIUM, JACKSON, MISS

S HURDLE SPACE TELESCOPE

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

S RADIO TELESCOPES

S SPACEBORNE TELESCOPES

S ULTRAVIOLET TELESCOPES

S X-RAY TELESCOPES

TELESCOPING POLE ESCAPE SYSTEM

TELESCOPING POLE CHOSEN FOR CREW ESCAPE

SYSTEM

{NASA RELEASE-88-50 J P88-10050 06

TELEVISION EQUIPMENT

SPACE TECHNOLOGY AIDS IN IMPROVING

LOW-VISION EYESIGHT

_NASA RELEASE-B8-57) P88-10057 06

TOPEXIPOSEIDON MISSION

TENNESSEE STATE UNIV.

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

I NASA RELEASE-88-53} P88-10053 06

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-88-104] P88-I0104 06

NASA ISSUES ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-B8-117} P88-10117 06

TEST FACILITIES

COMPANIES PLAN PRIVATE FACILITIES TO BUILD

NASA'S ADVANCED MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-BB-71 } P88-10071 06

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-88-104] P88-10104 06

NASA ISSUES ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-BB-117} P88-10117 06

TEST OPERATIONS

TELESCOPING POLE CHOSEN FOR CREW ESCAPE

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-88-50[ P88.10050 0£_

TEST STANDS

S JOINT ENVIRONMENT SIMULATOR

S TRANSIENT PRESSURE TEST ARTICLE /MSFC/

TESTS

S ENGINE TESTS

S FLIGHT TESTS

S PRELAUNCH TESTS

TEXAS UNIV,, AUSTIN

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

{NASA RELEASE-88-146} P88-10146 05

TEXAS UNIV., DALLAS

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

{NASA RELEASE-88-22] P88-10022 06

THIOKOL WASATCH OPERATIONS FACILITY

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH

DATE

{NASA RELEASE-88-11 ] P88-10011 06

SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE JOINT

TEST SCHEDULED

{ NASA RELEASE-86-231 P88-10023 06

THIRD REDESIGNED SPACE SHUTTLE ROCKET

MOTOR TEST FIRING SCHEDULED

I NASA RELEASE-88-51[ P88-10051 06

SPACE SHUTTLE SCUD ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE

JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

I NASA RELEASE-88.56J P88-10056 06

FOURTH REDESIGNED SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTOR

TO BE TEST FIRED JUNE 14

[NASA RELEASE-88.771 P88-10077 06

FINAL SHUTTLE MOTOR JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

AT MORTON THIOKOL

[NASA RELEASE-88-86[ P88-10086 06

LAST SHUTTLE MOTOR TEST SCHEDULED PRIOR

TO DISCOVERY LAUNCH

[ NASA RELEASE-88-113 ] P88-10113 06

THUNDERSTORMS

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTNING MAPPER

SENSOR

{NASA RELEASE-88.105} P88-10105 06

TIROS OPERAT. VERTICAL SOUNDER SYSTEM

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

INASA RELEASE-88-126[ P88-10126 06

TITAN LAUNCH VEHICLE

S TITAN 3

TITAN 3

NASA AND MARTIN MARIETTA SIGN COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-137[ P88-10137 06

TOMS/TOTAL OZONE MAPPING SYSTEM/

S TOTAL OZONE MAPPING SYSTEM

TOPEX/POSEIDON MISSION

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-88-84} P88-10084 06

A-33
TOTAL OZONE MAPPING SYSTEM

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WlNDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

TOTAL OZONE MAPPING SYSTEM

NASA SCIENTISTS NOTE WEAK ANTARCTIC OZONE

HOLE IN 1988

{NASA RELEASE-88-135} P88-10135 06

TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION

S DEEP SPACE NETWORK

S GROUND STATIONS

S SATELLITE TRACKING

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE SYSTEM

SHUTTLE EMERGENCY MISSION CONTROL CENTER

MOVES TO WHITE SANDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-101[ P88-10101 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129] P88-10129 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

{NASA RELEASE-88-171 J P6B-10171 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D_C+ P88-10184 05

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITES

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121} P88-10121 06

SHUTTLE+LAUNCHED SATELLITE PASSES EARLY

TESTS WITH FLYING COLORS

[NASA RELEASE-88-157J P88-10157 06

TRACKING STATIONS

SA GOLDSTONE TRACKING STATION, CALIF.

SA GROUND STATIONS

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

{NASA RELEASE-88-106[ P88-10106 06

TRAJECTORIES

S SPACECRAFT TRAJECTORIES

TRANSIENT PRESSURE TEST ARTICLE/MSFC/

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH

DATE

[NASA RELEASE-88-11 ] P88-10011 06

SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE SHORT-STACK SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR TO BE TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-14] P88-t0014 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TRANSIENT PRESSURE TEST

ARTICLE-4 FIRING SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-61[ 1:>88.10061 06

TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

S CONCORDE AIRCRAFT

S SUPERSONIC COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT

TRANSPORTATION

S COMMERCIAL AVIATION

TRW SPACE SYSTEMS, REDONDO BEACH, CALIF.

SHUI-rLE+LAUNCHED SATELLITE PASSES EARLY

TESTS WITH FLYING COLORS

{NASA RELEASE-88-157[ P88-10157 06

TRW, INC.

TRW SELECTED TO DEVELOP ADVANCED X-RAY

ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-B8-1181 P88+1011B 06

TRW, INC,, REDONDO BEACH, CALIF.

NASA REQUESTS PROPOSALS FOR ADVANCED

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-1 J P88+10001 06

TURBINE ENGINES

S JET ENGINES

TURBOPROPS

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

INASA RELEASE-88-$gJ P88+10059 06

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

INASA RELEASE-88-96} P88.10096 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-68-171 ] P88+10171 06

TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY FORUM

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 P88-10201 05

U

U.S.S.R.

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U.S.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

{NASA RELEASE-88-41[ P88-10041 06

FLETCHER SAYS MOON, NOT MARS, MAY BE

BETTER FIRST STEP

[NASA RELEASE-88-52{ P88-10052 06

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-87[ P88-10087 06

US/USSR DELEGATIONS TO MEET ON SPACE

COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-SB-95] P88-10095 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: _NTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

ULTRAVIOLET ASTRONOMY

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-9} P88-10009 06

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[NASA RELEASE-88-39[ P88-10039 06

ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

S EXTREME UV RADIATION

ULTRAVIOLET TELESCOPES

NEXT SPACELAB MiSSiON TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[NASA RELEASE-88-39J P88-10039 06

ULYSSES MISSION

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-38[ P88-10038 06

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-88-1201 P88-10120 06

UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP.

S PRA3-_ AND WHITNEY AIRCRAFT

UNITED KINGDOM

S MULLARD SPACE SCI. LAB., DORKING,

ENGLAND

UNITED SPACE BOOSTERS, INC.

SPACE SHUTTLE TRANSIENT PRESSURE TEST

ARTICLE-4 FIRING SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-8_61] P88-10061 _6

UNITED STATES SPACE FOUNDATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP.

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

{NASA RELEASE+88-43[ P88-10043 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[ NASA RELEASE-88-66] P80-10066 06

UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP., CONN.

NASA AND SPACEHAB, iNC., SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE+88-114[ P88-10114 06

SUBJECT INDEX

NASA/USBI SIGN BOOSTER CONTRACT

EXTENSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-176[ P88-10176 06

UNIVERSITIES SPACE RESEARCH ASSOC,

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88.123[ P88-10123 06

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON, ENGLAND

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-gJ P88-10009 06

UNIVERSITY CORP. FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH

NASA AND UCAR SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

SUBORBITAL USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

[NASA RELEASE-88-170] P88-10170 06

UNIVERSITY PARTICIPATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

S SUMMER FACULTY FELLOWSHIPS, NASA

S UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING RES.

PROGRAM

UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING RES. PROGRAM

NASA SELECTS UNWERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-88.58[ P88-10058 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS" COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

UNMANNED SPACE FLIGHT PROGRAM

SA MARINER PROJECT

SA RANGER PROJECT

SA VOYAGER PROJECT

US/USSR DELEGATIONS TO MEET ON SPACE

COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-95[ P88-10095 06

UPPER ATMOSPHERE RESEARCH SATELLITE

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

UPPER ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH PROGRAM

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-68-1691 P88-10169 06

USDA

S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

USER SYSTEMS, INC., VIRGINIA

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-SB-53] P88-10053 06

USML-1

S MICROGRAVtTY LABORATORY-I IUSML-1/

USRA

S UNWERSITIES SPACE RESEARCH ASSOC.

V

VAB

S VEHICLE ASSEMBLY BUILDING, KSC

VANDENBERG AFB, CALIF.

SCOUT ROCKET TO LAUNCH NAVY NAVIGATION

SATELLITES

{NASA RELEASE-88-55[ P88-10055 06

THE 112TH SCOUT ROCKET LAUNCH SET

[NASA RELEASE-88-116[ P88-10116 06

NOAJ_-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-126] P88-10126 06

NASA, LTV SIGN COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT FOR

SCOUT ROCKET PRODUCTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-167{ P88-10167 06

VEGA SPACECRAFT

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-87[ P88-10087 06

A-34
SUBJECT INDEX

VEHICLE ASSEMBLY BUILDING, KSC

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV. 2

[NASA RELEASE-88-147[ P88-I0147 06

VEHICLES

S LAUNCH VEHICLES

VELOCITY

S WIND VELOCITY

VENUS/PLANET/

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-165) P88-10165 06

VENUS ATMOSPHERE

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-S8-165[ P88-10165 06

VENUS EXPLORATION

SA MAGELLAN MISSION

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

{NASA RELEASE-88-165[ P88-10165 06

VENUS RADAR MAPPER

S MAGELLAN MISSION

VENUS SURFACE

NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS RECENT VOLCANIC

ACTIVITY ON VENUS

{NASA RELEASE-88-65[ P88-10065 06

VERY LARGE ARRAY RADIO TELESCOPE, N. MEX,

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

[NASA RELEASE-88-102[ P88-10102 06

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

{NASA RELEASE-88-111} P88-10111 06

VERY LONG BASELINE INTERFEROMETRY

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-88-87[ P88-10087 06

VIDEO TAPE RECORDER SYSTEM

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

VIKING PROJECT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA. CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

VISION AIDS

SPACE TECHNOLOGY AIDS IN IMPROVING

LOW-VISION EYESIGHT

tNASA RELEASE-88-57[ P88-10057 06

VI.BI

S VERY LONG BASELINE INTERFEROMETRY

VOLCANOES

NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS RECENT VOLCANIC

ACTIVITY ON VENUS

[ NASA RELEASE-88-65] P88-10065 06

VORTEX BREAKDOWN

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

[NASA RELEASE-88-13[ P88-10013 06

VOYAGER PROJECT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

PIONEER DATA REVEALS NATURE OF THE OUTER

HELIOSPHERE

{NASA RELEASE-88-100J P88_10100 06

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

{NASA RELEASE-88-102( P88-10102 06

W

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, VA.

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE_8-21 ] P88-10021 06

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-88-106} P88-10106 06

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-154[ P88-10154 06

NASA, LTV SIGN COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT FOR

SCOUT ROCKET PRODUCTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-167[ P88-10167 06

WASHINGTON UNIV.

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-88-106[ P88-10106 06

WASHINGTON, D.C.

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-B8-69[ P88-I0069 06

WASTE DISPOSAL

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3] P88-10003 06

WASTE MANAGEMENT

S NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT

WEATHER FORECASTING

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-103[ P88-10103 06

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-1261 P88-10126 06

WEST GERMANY

S INSTITUT FUER PHYStK.

WELTRAUMFORSCHUNG

WESTERN SPACE & MISSILE CTR., LOMPOC, CA.

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66[ P88-10066 06

NASA SCOUT LAUNCH SET FOR JUNE 15

[NASA RELEASE.88-75] P88-10075 06

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE, UTAH

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

WHITE SANDS GROUND STATION, N. MEXICO

SHUTTLE EMERGENCY MISSION CONTROL CENTER

MOVES TO WHITE SANDS

{NASA RELEASE-88-101J P88-10101 06

SHUTTLE-LAUNCHED SATELLITE PASSES EARLY

TESTS WITH FLYING COLORS

[NASA RELEASE-88-1571 P88-10157 06

WRITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N. MEX.

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

INASA RELEASE-B8-145[ P88-10145 06

WIDE FIELD CAMERAS

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

[NASA RELEASE-88-81 ] P88-10081 06

NASA CALLS HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-B8-91[ P88-10091 06

WILMER EYE INSTITUTE, BALTIMORE, MD.

SPACE TECHNOLOGY AIDS IN IMPROVING

LOW-VISION EYESIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-B8-57} P8B-10057 06

WIND MEASUREMENT

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

{NASA RELEASE-88-103J P88-t0103 06

WIND TUNNEL TESTS

NASA WORKS TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT CABIN

NOISE

[NASA RELEASE-88-40] P88-10040 06

WIND TUNNELS

S NATIONAL TRANSONIC FACILITY

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

WIND VELOCITY

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

(NASA RELEASE-88-84 } P88-10084 06

WINDSTAR FOUNDATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO PSB-10206 05

WINGS

S DELTA WINGS

WISCONSIN UNIV.

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-88-115[ P88-10115 06

WOOMERA ROCKET RANGE, AUSTRALIA

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-B8-21( P88-10021 06

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-154J P88-10154 06

WORLD CLIMATE RESEARCH PROGRAM

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

(NASA RELEASE-88-84} P88-10084 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

WORLD LEVEL HALL OF FAME

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL, ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-88-139] P8B-10139 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

INSTITUTE; PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10212 05

WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05,

WYLE LABS., INC.

SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE SHORT-STACK SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR TO BE TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-14[ P88-10014 06

WYLE LABS., INC. HUNTSVILLE, ALA.

SPACE SHUTTLE TRANSIENT PRESSURE TEST

ARTICLE-4 FIRING SCHEDULED

[NASA RELEASE-88-61 I P88-10061 06

X

X-BAND

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

[NASA RELEASE-88-102[ P88-10102 06

X-RAY ASTRONOMY

NASA REQUESTS PROPOSALS FOR ADVANCED

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

{NASA RELEASE-88-1} P88-10001 06

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

{NASA RELEASE-88-21 J P88-10021 06

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

INASA RELEASE-88-39[ P88-1003g 06

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-154[ I:)88-1015,4 06

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

NASA REQUESTS PROPOSALS FOR ADVANCED

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

JNASA RELEASE-88-1} P88-10001 06

TRW SELECTED TO DEVELOP ADVANCED X-RAY

ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

[ NASA RELEASE-88-118 ] P88-10118 06

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

A-35
X-RAY SPECTROMETER

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

X-RAY SPECTROMETER

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-21] P88-10021 06

X-RAY TELESCOPES

SA X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-S8-21] P88-10021 06

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[NASA RELEASE-88-39] P88-10039 06

SUBJECT/NDEX

A-36
SECTION 2

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1988

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

APRIL 1989

Typical Personal Names

Index Listing

I SEESECT,ON06 |II

FLETCHER, JAMES C. /

I'm" NASA'S COLLADAY TO DIRECT DEFENSE]

J ADVANCED RESEARCH AGENCY P88 10006 06oJ

The title of the news release Or speech _s used as

the prime retrieval point The accession number _s

Located under and Io lhe rqght of the bile and _s

followed by a two-dqg_t number which des=gnates

the relerence section of the index conlalfllng tile

complele c_tahon If available the news relea';e

number Is included

A

AARON, JOHN

MARTIN NAMED ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR

NASA EXPLORATION OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-88-158[ P88-10158 06

ABBEY, GEORGE W. S.

ABBEY NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-88-36[ P88-t0036 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

ACUNA, MARIO

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-SB_48] P88-10048 06

ADAMSON, JAMES C.

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE_8-15] P88-10015 06

ADKINS, RONALD E.

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-10022 06

ADLER, MORTIMER

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

AHLEN, STEVE

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-B8-106] P88-10106 06

ALBRrFrON, DANIEL L

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169[ PIB8-10169 06

ALDRICH, ARNOLD D.

TELESCOPING POLE CHOSEN FOR CREW ESCAPE

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-88-50[ P88-10050 06

ST_26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

STATEMENT BY DR. JAMES C FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA PRESS CONFERENCE

P88-10177 05

ALDRIDGE, EDWARD C., JR,

DELTA LAUNCH COMPLEX TRANSFERRED TO AIR

FORCE

[ NASA RELEASE-88-99} P88-10099 06

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: PRESS BRIEFING; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10180 05

ALDRIN, EDWIN EUGENE, JR.

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

ALIBERTI, JIM

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

I NASA RELEASED88-108 J P88-10108 06

ALLEMANG, RANDALL

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE*88-146[ P88-10146 06

ALLEN, JOSEPH PERCIVAL, IV

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122} P88-10122 06

ALLEN, LEW

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

ALLER, ROBERT O.

ST_26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

INASA RELEASE-88-121J P88-10121 06

ALRIDGE, BILL G.

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASe-88-122[ P88-10122 06

ALTERESCU, SIDNEY

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3[ P88-10003 06

ALVAREZ, LUIS

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL, ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-88-139[ P88-10139 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

INSTITUTE; PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10212 05

ANDERSON, GEORGE

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U.S.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

[NASA RELEASE-88_41] P88-10041 06

ARMSTRONG, NElL ALDEN

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

AXELROD, TIM

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-B8-168[ P88-10168 06

AYERS, THEODORE G.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE_8-121 } P88-10121 06

B

BAGIAN, JAMES P.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42[ P88-10042 06

BAKER, ELLEN S.

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162[ P88-10162 06

BALLHAUS, WILUAM F., JR.

ACTING HEAD OF NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

TECHNOLOGY NAMED

{ NASA RELEASE-88-7 ] P88-10007 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

INASA RELEASE-88-58[ P88-10058 06

BALOGH, A.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48} P88-10048 06

BAMBERGER, STEPHEN

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88_10121 06

BARKATF, AARON

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-BB.3[ P88-10003 06

BARNES, AARON

PIONEER DATA REVEALS NATURE OF THE OUTER

HELIOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-88-100[ P88-10t00 06

BARNETt', BRIAN

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121] P88-I0121 06

BARNETT, LARRY C.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

BARTOE, DONNA

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131 ] P88-10131 06

BARTOE, JOHN-DAVID F.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20[ P88-10020 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE_8-131] P88-10131 06

BECKHAM, WILDE

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-8_121] P88-10121 06

BECKLIN, ERIC E.

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37[ P88-10037 06

BEGGS, JAMES MONTGOMERY

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

B-1
BELL, TERREL

BELL TERREL

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

BENZCO, ELEXlS

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

INASA RELEASE-B8-122] P88-10122 06

BERANEK, RICHARD

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-103] P88-10103 06

BERRA, YOGI

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

BERTAUX, J. L

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48{ P88-10048 06

BIER, MILAN

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-98-121} P88-10121 06

BINNS, W. ROBERT

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

{NASA RELEASE-88-106] P88-10106 06

BIRKHOLD, JANE

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76} P98-10076 06

BLACK, DAVID C.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20{ P88-10020 06

STUDY GROUP ISSUES REPORT ON SPACE

STATION RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-64{ P88-10064 06

BLAHA, JOHN E.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42{ P88-10042 06

BLOOM, JANE IRA

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-88-128{ P88-10128 06

BOBKO, KAROL JOSEPH

VETERAN ASTRONAUT BOBKO TO RETIRE FROM

NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-155} P88-10155 06

BOHUN, DAVID

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

INASA RELEASE*e8-48} P88-IO048 06

BOLDEN, CHARLES F., JR.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-e8-42} P88-10042 06

BRADLEY, MELVIN L

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: OPENING OF NASA HEADQUARTERS

BLACK HISTORY MONTH OBSERVANCE;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10178 05

BRANDENSTEIN, DANIEL C.

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

{NASA RELEASE-88-162} P88-10162 06

BREGMAN, JESSE

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168{ P68-10168 06

BRENCE, BILL

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-21] P88-10021 06

BRIDWELL, G. P.

ST_26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121{ P88-10121 06

BROGLIO, LUIGI

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22{ P88-10022 06

BROOK, MAX

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 ] P88-10121 06

BROOKS, DONALD E.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121] P88-10121 06

BROOKS, F.

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123{ P88-10123 06

BROWN, DONALD W.

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

{NASA RELEASE-68-102{ P89-10102 06

BROWN, LINDA

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-92} P88-10092 06

BROWN, MARK N.

SPACE SHUTFLE CREW ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-15{ P88-10015 06

BROWN, ROBERT W.

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

{ NASA RELEASE-88-92} P88-10092 06

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122{ P88-10122 06

BRUCE, LLOYD C.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-88-121{ P88-10121 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171} P88-10171 06

BRUMBERG, PAUL E.

ST_26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 } P88-10121 06

BUCHLI, JAMES F.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42} P88-10042 06

BUGG, CHARLES E.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

{NASA RELEASE-88-20{ P88-10020 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121{ P88-10121 06

BUICAN, TUDOR

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

{NASA RELEASE-88-761 P88-10078 06

BURROWS, DAVID N.

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

{NASA RELEASE-88-21{ P88-10021 06

BUSH, GEORGE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D,C, P88-10211 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

P88-10215 05

BUSSE, JON R.

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141] P98-10141 06

BB'n'ERFIELD, ROBERT L.

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76{ P88-10076 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

C

CALABRESE, MICHAEL

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-9848} P88-10048 08

CANTUS, H. HOLLISTER

CANTUS RESIGNS FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-159[ P88-10159 06

PEDERSEN APPOINTED ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-160{ P89-10180 06

CARRUTHERS, JOHN R.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20{ P08-10020 06

CARSEY, FRANK

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

{NASA RELEASE-88-35] P88-10035 06

CARTER, MANLEY L, JR.

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162{ P88-I0162 06

CASH, WEBSTER

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88o21] P88-1002t 06

CAVOLI, RICHARD S.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121{ P88-10121 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171{ P88-10171 06

CHALMERS, KEYIN M.

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122} P88-I0122 06

CRAM, M. C.

SPACE SHUTTLE EMERGENCY LANDING SITE

AGREEMENT SIGNED

{NASA RELEASE-88-33{ P88-10033 06

CHAMBERS, KEN

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-111{ P88o10111 06

CHANG-DIAZ, FRANKLIN R.

AtBTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-27] P88-10027 08

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-89-162] P88-10162 06

CHANUTE, OCTAVE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P68-10213 05

CHAPMAN, J. MICHAEL

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146{ P88-10146 06

CHAPPELL, CHARLES R.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

{NASA RELEASE-88-20] P88-10020 06

CHENEY, ALISON M.

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122] P88-10122 06

CHENG, ED

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

(NASA RELEASE-98-1541 P88-10154 06

CHINCHAR, ALAN

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-98-128} P88-10128 06

CHONG, DIANE

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-88-121 ] P88-10121 06

CHOW, CHRISTOPHER N.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-98-121] P88-10121 06

B-2
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

CLARKS, HENRY J.

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-e8-108] P88-10108 06

CLEAVE, MARY L.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20} P88-10020 06

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-27} PSB-10027 06

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42] P88.10042 06

COATS, MICHAEL L.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

(NASA RELEASE-88-42] P88-10042 06

COCHRAN, THAD

STENNIS CENTER DEDICATION ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-93] P88-10093 06

COHEN, AARON

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-1211 P88-10121 06

COHEN, MARTIN

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-16B] PSB-10168 06

COLGAN, SEAN

KU/PER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168] P88-10168 06

COLLADAY, RAYMOND S.

NASA'S COLLADAY TO DIRECT DEFENSE

ADVANCED RESEARCH AGENCY

(NASA RELEASE-88-61 P88-10006 06

COLLINS, ANDY

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-211 P88-10021 06

COLONNA, RICHARD A.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-88-121J P88-1012_ 06

COLVlN, BILL

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ON INTEGRITY

AND EFFICIENCY; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P88o10204 05

COMPTON, DALE L

ACTING HEAD OF NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

TECHNOLOGY NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-7] P88-10007 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-88-121 j P88-10121 06

CONWAY, JOHN T.

STS-26 -o THE RETURN TO SPACE

INASA RELEASE-88-1211 P88-10121 06

COOK, EARL

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

(NASA RELEASE-88-1211 P88-10121 06

CORNILLEAU-WERHLIN, N,

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48] P88-10048 06

COVEY, RICHARD O.

STS*26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 I P88-10121 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

INASA RELEASE-88-171] P88-10171 06

CRAM, SCOTT

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76] P88-10076 06

CRIPPEN, ROBERT LAUREL

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 } P88-t0121 06

CURTIS, GLENN

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

[NASA RELEASE-88-59_ P88-10059 06

D

DAME, L.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48] P88-10048 06

DANFORTH, JOHN

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

DANKS, DALE

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-92] P88-10092 06

DEBE, MARK

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-B8-121] P88-10121 06

DECAMPLI, WILLIAM

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

(NASA RELEASE-88-20] P88.10020 06

DECREAU, P. M. E.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48} P88-10048 06

DELABOUDINIERE, J. P.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-BB-48} P88-10048 06

DENVER, JOHN

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-t0206 05

DESANCTIS, CARMINE E.

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[ NASA RELEASE-88-103 ] P88-10103 06

DIAZ, AL V.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPL{CATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE°B6-20] P88-10020 06

DINTENFASS, LEOPOLD

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-1211 PB8-10121 06

DIXON, TIMOTHY H.

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

{NASA RELEASE-88-30} P88-10030 06

DONLEY, EDWARD

SPACE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY

GROUP FORMED, CHAIRMAN NAMED

{NASA RELEASE-88-24] P88q0024 06

DOYLE, JOHN C.

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

INASA RELEASE-88-146J P88-10146 06

DRYDEN, HUGH L.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88o10198 05

DUNBAR, BONNIE J.

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-27] P88-10027 06

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162] P88-10162 06

DUNNE, JAMES A.

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-88-84} P88-10084 06

DURRANCE, SAMUEL T.

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

{NASA RELEASE-88-162J P88-10162 06

E

EDISON, THOMAS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

FLETCHER, JAMES C.

EINSPAHR, HOWARD

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

INASA RELEASE-88-121} P88-10121 06

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129] P88-I0129 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

ELIOT, 1". &

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-t0191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

ELLIS, STEPHEN R.

PERSPECTIVE DISPLAy SYSTEM DEVELOPED FOR

SPACECRAFT MANEUVERS

{NASA RELEASE-BS-49J P88-10049 06

ENGLAND, ANTHONY WAYNE

ASTRONAUT ENGLAND TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-801 P88-10080 06

ERICKSON, ED

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168] P88-10168 06

ESTESS, ROY S.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121] P88-10121 06

KEY APPOINTMENTS MADE AT NASA

HEADQUARTERS, STENNIS SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-88-161] P88-I0161 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DEDICATION OF JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE

CENTER; STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISSISSIPPI

P88-10203 05

F

FELICE, RON

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

(NASA RELEASE-88-81] P68-10081 06

NASA CALLS HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-88-91 } P88-10091 06

FERRICK, EUGENE

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

]NASA RELEASE-BS-121 } PB8-10121 06

FINARELLI, MARGARET G.

EINARELLI APPOINTED DEPUTY AA FOR EXTERNAL

RELATIONS

INASA RELEASE-88-164] P88-10164 06

FISCHELL, ROBERT E.

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

(NASA RELEASE-88-45] P88*10045 06

FISHMAN, GERALD

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-l$4J P88-10154 06

FLEMING, ROBERT

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING SITES FOR

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

I NASA RELEASE-88-341 P88-10034 06

FLETCHER, JAMES C.

NASA'S COLLADAY TO DIRECT DEFENSE

ADVANCED RESEARCH AGENCY

I NASA RELEASE-88-6] P88-10006 06

ACTING HEAD OF NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

TECHNOLOGY NAMED

[NASA RELEASE 88-7l PBS-10007 06

NASA AND JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY SIGN

REMOTE SENSING DATA AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-12] PB8-10012 06

STOFAN TO RETIRE FROM NASA ON APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-16] P88-10016 06

B-3
FLORES, ANEL

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SAYS 1989 MAKE Off BREAK

YEAR

[NASA RELEASE_8-31] P88-10031 06

ODOM NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE_88-32] P88-10032 06

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-43[ P88-10043 06

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE_8-44] P88-10044 06

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-46[ P88-10046 06

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47] P88-10047 06

FLETCHER SAYS MOON, NOT MARS, MAY BE

BETTER FIRST STEP

NASA RELEASE-88-52[ P88-10052 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SOUNDS ALARM ON

PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS

NASA RELEASE-88-60[ P88-10060 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RECEIVE LIFE SCIENCES

PROGRAM PLANS

NASA RELEASE-88-83[ P88-10083 06

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASED88-85[ P88-10085 06

STENNIS CENTER DEDICATION ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-93[ P88-10093 06

FRANKLE APPOINTED NASA GENERAL COUNSEL

[NASA RELEASE-88-98[ P88-10098 06

DELTA LAUNCH COMPLEX TRANSFERRED TO AIR

FORCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-99] P88-t0099 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129] P88-10129 06

HINNERS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-138[ P88-10138 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL, ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

NASA RELEASE_88-139] P88-10139 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR PROCLAIMS OCT. 25 AS

'NASA QUALITY DAY'

NASA RELEASE-88-140[ P88-10140 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[ NASA RELEASE_8-146[ P88-10146 06

MARTIN NAMED ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR

NASA EXPLORATION OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-88-158[ P88-10158 06

CANTUS RESIGNS FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-159[ P88-10159 06

PEDERSEN APPOINTED ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-160] P88-10160 06

KEY APPOINTMENTS MADE AT NASA

HEADQUARTERS, STENNIS SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-88-161[ P88-10161 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-10171 06

÷ STATEMENT BY DR. JAMES C FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA PRESS CONFERENCE

P88-10177 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: OPENING OF NASA HEADQUARTERS

BLACK HISTORY MONTH OBSERVANCE;

WASHINGTON, D.C, P88-10178 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SWEARING-IN OF LEE RODERICK AS

PRESIDENT OF THE NATIO NAL PRESS CLUB;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10179 05

+ STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: PRESS BRIEFING; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10180 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER EMPLOYEES;

CLEVELAND, OHIO P88-10181 05

+ STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

-t- EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

-F EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10184 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P88-10185 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

+ EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AIAA SPACE DAY; ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P88-10192 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ARCS FOUNDATION/SMITHSONIAN

SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENCE EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

POLICY; WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10193 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P88-10195 05

+ EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

+ STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: MEDIA BRIEFING; KENNEDY SPACE

CENTER, FLORIDA P88-10197 05

÷ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-10199 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P88-10200 05

+ MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '88 P88-10201 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM (PDP) GRADUATION; WASHINGTON, D.C

P88-10202 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DEDICATION OF JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE

CENTER; STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISSISSIPPI

P88-10203 05

+ EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

OELWERY: PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ON INTEGRITY

AND EFFICIENCY; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P88-10204 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WlNDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: FINALISTS' RECEPTION; NASA

EXCELLENCE AWARD; FT. MYERS, VIRGINIA

P88-10208 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTRODUCTION OF PRESIDENT REAGAN

AT JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, TEXAS

I)88-10209 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: RECEPTION FOR FIVE RETIRING

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P88-10210 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

INSTITUTE; PITFSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10212 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

1>88-10213 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO, JAPAN P88-10214 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

P88-10215 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES, CALIFORNIA P88-10216 05

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10217 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: STS-26 HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY;

NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10218 05

FLORES, ANEL

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-21] P88-10021 06

FLOWERS, BOBBY

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-21] P88-10021 06

FOLEY, J.

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123[ P88-10123 06

FOX, GEOFFREY

MARK III SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-88[ P88-I0088 06

FRANKLE, EDWARD A.

FRANKLE APPOINTED NASA GENERAL COUNSEL

[NASA RELEASE.88.98 ] P88-10098 06

FREDRICKSON, STEVEN

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131 ] P88-10131 06

FRENCH, BILL

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10184 05

FRIEDMAN, DONALD S.

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-45[ P88-10045 06

FROHUCH, C.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-8848[ P88-10048 06

FUJII, KOZO

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

[NASA RELEASE-88-13[ P88-10013 06

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+

+

+

+

+

+

B-4
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

FULWYLER, MACK

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[ NASA RELEASE_8-76} P88-10076 06

G

GAFFNEY, F. ANDREW

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69[ P88-10069 06

GAGARIN, YURI

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129[ P88-10129 06

GARDNER, DAVID

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

GARDNER, GUY S.

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV. 2

[NASA RELEASE-88-147[ P88-10147 06

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

{NASA RELEASE-88-162] P88-10162 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171} P88-10171 06

GARMIRE, GORDON

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-21[ P88-10021 06

GIBERSON, GENE

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84} P88-10084 06

GIBSON, ROBERT L

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV, 2

(NASA RELEASE-88-147( P88.10147 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-10171 06

GLASERY, JOHN L, JR,

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

INASA RELEASE-88-121} P88-10121 06

GLASS, B. P.

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3} PSB-10003 06

GLENNAN, T, KEITH

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

(NASA RELEASE-88-129[ P88-10129 06

GORBACHEV, M.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND PB8-10205 05

GRABE, RONALD J.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42[ P88-10042 06

GRAHAM, KATHERINE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

GRANDY, FRED

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SWEARING-IN OF LEE RODERICK AS

PRESIDENT OF THE NATIO NAL PRESS CLUB;

WASHINGTON, D.C P88-10179 05

GREGORY, FREDERICK D.

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162} P88-t0162 06

GRIGGS, STANLEY DAVID

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREW'S NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162J P88-10162 06

GULL TED

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

{NASA RELEASE-88-39] P88-10039 06

GUNN, CHARLES R.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

(NASA RELEASE-88-121} P88-10121 06

GURNETT, D, A,

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

{NASA RELEASE-88-48} P88-10048 06

GUSTAFSSON, G.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48] P88-10048 06

H

HALEM, MILTON

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

(NASA RELEASE-88-123} P88-10123 06

HALL ASAPH

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U.S.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

[NASA RELEASE-88-41} P8S-10041 06

HAMMOND, TOM

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

(NASA RELEASE-88-108J P88-10t08 06

HANSEN, JIM

NASA HIGHUGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171} P88-10171 06

HANSON, WILLIAM B.

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22] P88-10022 06

HARLAN, CHARLES S.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

HARRIS, DALE W.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPADE

(NASA RELEASE-88-1211 P88-10121 06

SHUTTLE-LAUNCHED SATELLITE PASSES EARLY

TESTS WiTH FLYING COLORS

{NASA RELEASE-88-157} P88-10157 06

HARRIS, J. MILTON

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 ] P88-10121 06

HARRIS, ROY

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SATELLITE VIDEO

CONFERENCES FOR TEACHERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-119( P88-10119 06

HARWIT, MARTIN O.

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122[ P88-10122 06

HASS, MIKE

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168] P88-10168 06

HAUCK, FREDERICK H.

STS.26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

{NASA RELEASE_88-121( P88-I0121 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-10171 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: STS-26 HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY;

NASA HEADQUARTERS P88-10218 05

HAWLEY, STEVEN A.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

(NASA RELEASE-88-42] P88-10042 06

HAYS, PAUL B.

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

{NASA RELEASE-88-17( P88-10017 06

HEACOCK, RAYMOND L

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141 ] P88-10141 06

HUDSON, HUGH S.

HENDRIKSON, DOUGLAS

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141} P88-10141 06

HERRE, JACK

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: RECEPTION FOR FIVE RETIRING

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS; WASHINGTON, DC

P88-10210 05

HILL HENRY

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTNING MAPPER

SENSOR

(NASA RELEASE-88-105[ P88-10105 06

HILMERS, DAVID C.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121} P88-10121 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171( P88-10171 06

HINNERS, NOEL W.

HINNERS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-138] P88-10138 06

HLASS, t. JERRY

STENNIS CENTER DEDICATION ANNOUNCED

(NASA RELEASE-88-93} P88-10093 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-1211 P88-10121 06

KEY APPOINTMENTS MADE AT NASA

HEADQUARTERS, STENNIS SPACE CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-88-161 } P88-10161 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P88-10185 05

HOFFMAN, HENRY

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-9[ P88-10009 06

HOFFMAN, JEFFREY A.

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

(NASA RELEASE-88-27} P88-10027 06

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162} P88-10162 06

HOFMAN, HELENMARIE

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

INASA RELEASE-88-122J P88-10122 06

HOLMES, OLIVER WENDELL

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

HOIST, TERRY

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

{NASA RELEASE-88-94 J P88-10094 06

HORNSTEIN, ROBERT M.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

INASA RELEASE-S&121 } P88-10121 06

HOROWITZ, HERBERT

SPACE SHUTTLE EMERGENCY LANDING SITE

AGREEMENT SIGNED

[NASA RELEASE-B8-33[ 1:)88-10033 06

HOVESTADT, D.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

{NASA RELEASE-88-48} P88-10048 06

HOYLE, FRED

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D,C. P88-10211 05

HUDDLESTON, BILL

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[ NASA RELEASE-88-39] P88-10039 06

HUDSON, HUGH S.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITrEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20[ P88-10020 06

B-5
HUNTER, CHARLES M.

HUNTER, CHARLES M.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121} P88-10121 06

HUTCHENS, SPENCER, JR.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: FINALISTS' RECEPTION; NASA

EXCELLENCE AWARD; FT. MYERS, VIRGINIA

P86-10206 05

HYDE, ANDREW

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U,S.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

[NASA RELEASE-68-41[ P88-10041 06

HYLAND, DAVID C.

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146[ P66-10146 06

I

IVINS, MAR_-IA S.

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAR CONVENTION

[NASA RELEASE-88-96[ P88-10096 06

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162[ P88-10162 06

J

JEFFERIES, JOHN T.

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37[ P88-10037 06

JOHNSON, HARRY

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-88-108[ P88-10108 06

JOHNSON, P. MARTIN

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-66-122} P86-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131[ P68-10131 06

JOHNSTONE, A. O.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-86-48] P88-10046 06

JONES, JACK

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[NASA RELEASE-88-39} P88-10039 06

JONES, ROSS M.

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINIATURE

SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-88-4[ P88-10004 06

JUDGE, DARRELL

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-86-76} P88-10076 06

JUNG, ED

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASED88-121] P88-10121 06

JURGENS, RAYMOND F.

NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS RECENT VOLCANIC

ACTIVITY ON VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-66-e,5[ P88-10066 06

K

KEEGAN, BRIAN

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141 _ P88-10141 06

KELAITA, PAUL

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE-88-94} P88-10094 06

KELLER, SAMUEL

US/USSR DELEGATIONS TO MEET ON SPACE

COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-951 P88-10095 06

KELLER, VERNON

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

[NASA RELEASE-68-103] P86-10103 06

KELLOGG, JAMES

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-86-30[ P88-10030 06

KENNEDY, JOHN FITZGERALD

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-1291 P88-10129 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P86-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DEUVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-1018B 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CAUFORNIA P88-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA 1:)89-10199 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C P86-10211 05

KEYWORTH, G. A., II

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-98-129} P88-10129 06

KLINEBERG, JOHN M.

NASA AND ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB SIGN

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-149] P86-10149 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DEUVERY: LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER EMPLOYEES;

CLEVELAND, OHIO P88-10181 05

KNIGIN, MICHAEL

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTCLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-128[ P89-10128 06

KNUTSON, MARTIN A.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121} P88-10121 06

KOHL, J. K.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48| P86-10046 06

KOHRS, RICHARD H.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

KONOO, YOJI

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-9[ P88-10009 06

KOPP, GREG

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37} P88-10037 06

KRANZ, EUGENE F.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-e8-121[ P88-10121 06

KRENITSKY, TOil

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-1211 P88-10121 06

KRIER, GARY E.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 [ P88-10121 06

KRISHAN, &WT&R S.

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

{NASA RELEASE-88-76[ P88-10076 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

KRUEGER, ARLIN

NASA SCIENTtSTS NOTE WEAK ANTARCTIC OZONE

HOLE IN 1968

[NASA RELEASE-88-135] P88-10135 06

KUNOW, H.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

{NASA RELEASE-88-461 P68-10046 06

L

LADW_, ALAN

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69} P88-10069 06

LAND, E. WILLIAM

ASTRONAUT PARKER TO HEAD SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION INTEGRATION

[NASA RELEASE-86-29[ P66-10029 06

LANGLEY, RICHARD

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30} P88-10030 06

LARSON, DAVID

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121} P88-10121 06

LAU, FRANK

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-B6-21 } P88-10021 06

LAYMAN, WILLIAM E.

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM rNITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146] P88-I0146 06

LEE, MARK C.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42] P88-10042 06

LEE, THOMAS J,

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

INASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

LEESTMA, DAVID C.

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-86-15} P86-10015 06

LEMKE¥, FRANKLIN D.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

{NASA RELEASE-88-20[ P88-10020 06

LEWIS, TOM

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-86-46] P88-10046 06

LINCOLN, ABRAHAM

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ON INTEGRITY

AND EFFICIENCY; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P88-10204 05

LINDSEY, CHARLES A.

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37] P88-10037 06

LIST, HANS

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL, ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-88-139[ P88-10139 06

LITTLES, J. WAYNE

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-89-1211 P68-10121 06

LOMBARDO, JOSEPH

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

LONGANECKER, GERALD W.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 } P88-10121 06

LORD, STEVE

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

{NASA RELEASE-88-168} P88-10168 06

B-6
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

LORUSSO, ANTHONY

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

LOUNGE, JOHN MIKE

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162[ P88-10162 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-10171 06

LOW, G. DAVID

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162[ PB8-10162 06

LUCID, SHANNON W.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20[ P88-10020 06

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88*162[ P88-10162 06

LUDWIG, GEORGE

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20[ P88-10020 06

LUEST, REIMAR

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-44[ P88-10044 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM. NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

M

MABUS, RAY

STENNtS CENTER DEDICATION ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-93[ P88-10093 06

MAHON, JOSEPH B.

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

MAHONEY, WILLIAM

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141[ P88-10141 06

MANNO, ANGELA

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-128] P88-10128 06

MARSCHHAUSEN, JOHN C.

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122[ P88-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131[ P88-10131 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171 ] P88-10171 06

MARSHALL, WILLIAM R.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-I0121 06

MARTIN, FRANKLIN O.

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-88-69[ P88-10069 06

MARTIN NAMED ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR

NASA EXPLORATION OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-88-158[ P88-I0158 06

MOSER NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-163[ P88-10163 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171 ] P88-10171 06

MARX, KARL

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT:

WASHINGTON. D.C. P88-10199 05

MATrESON, JAMES L

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

MAYNARD, NELSON

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE_88-22[ P88-10022 06

MAYO, RICHARD

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

[NASA RELEASE438-92[ 1:>88-10092 06

MCBRIDE, JON A.

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122[ P88-10122 06

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162[ P88-10162 06

MCCAFFREY, MARY CAROL

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131[ P88-10131 06

MCCALL, ROBERT

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-128] P88-10128 06

MCCANDLESS, BRUCE, II

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42[ P88-10042 06

MCCANDLESS, _ W., JR.

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-88-84[ P88-10084 06

MCCART, MICHAEL P.

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122[ P88-10122 06

MCCARTNEY, FORREST

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

MCCLEESE, WILLIAM L

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148[ P88-10148 06

MCCLENAHAN, JAMES

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168J P88-10168 06

MCCULLEY, MICHAEL J.

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162} P88-10162 06

MCLUCAS, JOHN

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

MCMURTRY, THOMAS C.

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121] P88-10121 06

MELBOURNE, WILLIAM G.

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

MENARD, JONATHAN

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131[ P88-10131 06

MENCKEN, H. L

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

MICHELS, D. J.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

MIHALOV, JOHN

PIONEER DATA REVEALS NATURE OF THE OUTER

HELIOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-88-100[ P88-10t00 06

NAGABHUSHAN, T. J:

MILEY, GEORGE

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[ NASA RELEASE-88-111 ] P88-10111 06

MILLER, RAY

GOODARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123} P88-10123 06

MINOR, WENDELL

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-128[ P88-10128 06

MISSIMER, WILLIAM C.

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-43[ P88-10043 06

MOFFETT, JIM BOB

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

MOOS, H. WARREN

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P8_10017 06

MORRILL, VAUGHAN

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

MORSE, GARY A.

SHUTTLE EMERGENCY MISSION CONTROL CENTER

MOVES TO WHITE SANDS

[NASA RELEASE-88-101] P88-10101 06

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

MOSAKOWSKI, GEORGE

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-88-108[ P88-10108 06

MOSER, THOMAS /

MOSER NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-163[ P88-10163 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171 ] P88-10171 06

TANNER NAMED DIRECTOR SPACE STATION

FREEDOM PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-175[ P88-10175 06

MOTZ, LEMOINE

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122[ P88-10122 06

MULLANE, RICHARD MICHAEL

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV. 2

[NASA RELEASE-88-147) P88-10147 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-10171 06

MULVlLLE, DANIEL R.

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146[ P88-10146 06

MUSGRAVE, FRANKLIN STORY

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

{NASA RELEASE-88-182[ P88-10162 06

MYERS, DALE D.

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88-136] P88-10136 06

HINNERS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-88*138[ P88-10138 06

N

NAGABHUSHAN, T. J.

STS-26 -* THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 ] P88.10121 06

B-7
NAMINGHA, DAN

NAMINGHA, DAN

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHU'I-rLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE..88-128[ P88-10128 06

NAVIA, MANUEL

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ 1:>88-10121 06

NEILAN, RUTH E.

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

NELSON, BILL

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-88-108[ P88-10108 0e

NELSON, GEORGE D.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 0'6

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-10171 06

NEVINS, DEANNE M.

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122[ P88-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131[ P88-10131 06

NEW_K)M, JERRY R.

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146[ P88-10146 06

NICHOLS, J. DAVID

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148[ P88-10148 06

NIXON, RICHARD

ABBEY NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-88-36[ P88-10036 06

NOUSEK, JOHN A.

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-21 ] P88-10021 06

NOVlN, EUAH D,

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122J P88-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131] P88-10131 06

0

OBRIEN, JOHN E.

O'BRIEN TO RETIRE FROM NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-73[ P88-10073 06

FRANKLE APPOINTED NASA GENERAL COUNSEL

[NASA RELEASE-88-98[ P88-10098 06

ODOM, JAMES B.

ODOM NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATE)St FOR

SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE.-88-32[ P88-10032 06

STUDY GROUP ISSUES REPORT ON SPACE

STATION RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-64[ P88-10064 06

MOSER NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-163[ P88-10163 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-10171 06

TANNER NAMED DIRECTOR SPACE STATION

FREEDOM PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-175[ P88-10175 06

OKEEFE, JOHN A.

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO ,STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

[NASA RELEASE-88-3[ P88-10003 06

ORRALL, FRANK Q.

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY E.MBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37[ P88-10037 06

ORTEGA Y GASSET, JOSE

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

O6AWA, HIROYUKI

NASA AND JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY SIGN

REMOTE SENSING DATA AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-12] P88-10012 06

OWENS, FRANK

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69[ P88-10069 06

P

PAREXJ, I, KARTIK A.

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122] P88-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUCENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE*88-131[ P88-10131 06

PARISE, RONALD A.

FOUR SPACE SHU'I-rLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162[ P88-10162 06

PAtIWJER, ROIIERT ALLAN RIDLEY

ASTRONAUT PARKER TO HEAD SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION INTEGRATION

(NASA RELEASE-88-29 ] P88-10029 06

FC_JR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162[ P88-10162 06

P_N, G.

NASA/EBA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-4B] P88-10048 06

PATCHETT, B. F..

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48J P88-10048 06

PEDERIEX, KENNETH S.

NATIONAL STLJDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

_TATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[ I_ RELEASIE-86- le2 ] P88-10122 06

PEDERSEN APPOINTED ASSOCIATE

ADM!NII_TRATOR FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS

[NA,_ RELEASE-88-160] P88-10160 06

FIN_RELLI APPOINTED DEPUTY AA FOR EXTERNAL

RELk71ONS

(NASA RELEASE-86-164J P88-10164 06

PERALTA, MANUEL

PERALTA NAMED TO NASA MANAGEMENT POST

[NASA RELEASE.-88-26[ P88-10026 06

PERALTA TO LEAVE NASA

_NASA RELEASE-88-173J P88-10173 06

PERRY, NORMAN

NA,_A CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

_G,I_TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-88-106[ P88-10108 06

pETKI_ FRANK E., JR.

"EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: OPENING OF NASA HEADQUARTERS

BLACK HISTORY MONTH OBSERVANCE;

WASHINGTON, D.C, P88-10178 05

PETEP,_0N, VICTOR L

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

WORLD'S FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER INSTALLED

AT NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-152[ P88-10152 06

PIOTROW_. F. JACKSON

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

[NASA RELEASE-B8-45[ P88-10045 06

P'IOTIIOWSKI, WILLIAM

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141] P88-10141 06

P_aali.Y, ¢pImlSTOR_R J.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SLIgCQMi_, TTEE ESTABLI_IHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20[ P88-10020 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

POHL, HENRY O.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

POOL, SAM L

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20[ P88-10020 06

POPE, ALEXANDER

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

PRAKTISH, CARL

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-S9] P88-10069 06

PRATHER, JOSEPH L

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

PROHASZKA, JANOS

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL, ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-88-139[ P88-10139 06

PUCKETT, ALLEN E.

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL, ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

[ NASA RELEASE-88-139[ P88-10139 06

PUODY, DONALD R,

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121( PB8-10121 06

PYKE, THOMAS N., JR.

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE°88-66[ P88-10066 06

R

RAI, MAN MOHAN

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE-88-94[ P88-10094 06

RANK, DAVE

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-168 ] P88-10168 06

_L, ICHTIAQUE

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-10171 06

REAGAN, RONALD

PRESIDENT REAGAN SIGNS ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-88-5[ P88-10005 06

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-44[ P88-10044 06

NASA PLANS ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-54( P88-10054 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-88-66[ P88-10066 06

NASA/JAPAN NEGOTIATORS COMPLETE

NEGOTIATIONS ON STATION AGREEMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-70] P88-10070 06

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-88-74[ P88-10074 06

STENNIS CENTER DEDICATION ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-93[ P88-10093 06

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC,, SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-114] I°88-10114 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129[ P88-I0129 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1968

[NASA RELEASE*8@-171] P88-10171 06

B-8
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: OPENING OF NASA HEADQUARTERS

BLACK HISTORY MONTH OBSERVANCE;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P88-I0t78 05

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C, FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: PRESS BRIEFING; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10180 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LE-WlS RESEARCH CENTER EMPLOYEES;

CLEVELAND, OHIO P88-10181 05

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE P88-10182 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10184 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DEMVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P88-10185 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO P88-10187 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE P88-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AIAA SPACE DAY; ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P88-10192 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ARCS FOUNDATION/SMITHSONIAN

SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENCE EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

POLICY; WASHINGTON, D.C, P88-10193 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P88-10194 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

STATEMENT OF DR JAMES C, FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: MEDIA BRIEFING; KENNEDY SPACE

CENTER, FLORIDA P88-10197 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P88-10200 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA P88-10207 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: FINALISTS' RECEPTION; NASA

EXCELLENCE AWARD; FT. MYERS, VIRGINIA

P88-10208 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTRODUCTION OF PRESIDENT REAGAN

AT JOHNSON SPACE CENTER. TEXAS

1:=88-10209 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: RECEPTION FOR FIVE RETIRING

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS; WASHINGTON, D,C.

1:)88-10210 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

O.C. P88-10211 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES, CALIFORNIA P88-10216 05

REED, WlU_ER H., III

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146] P88-10146 06

REEVES, FRED

ST_26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121] P88-10121 06

REIF, J.

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123[ P88-10123 06

REIGBER, CHRIS

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30[ P88-10030 06

REME, H.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE_8-48] P88-10048 06

RENZET'rl, N.

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS

PLATES

[NASA RELEASE-88-30] P88-10030 06

RICHARDS, RICHARD N.

SPACE SHUFFLE CREW ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-15] P88-10015 06

RIDE, SALLY K.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER EMPLOYEES;

CLEVELAND. OHIO P88-10181 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI P88-10185 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA

P88-10188 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS.

COLORADO P88-10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AIAA SPACE DAY; ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P88-10192 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA P88-10196 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WINDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO P88-10206 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

RIEDLER, W.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

RIEGLER, GUENTER

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASERS8-21[ P88-10021 06

ROSS, JERRY L.

RILEY, KENNETH L

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88-122] 1°88-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131] P88-10131 06

ROBBINS, FREDERICK C.

NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RECEIVE LIFE SCIENCES

PROGRAM PLANS

[NASA RELEASE-88-83] P88-10083 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171] P88-10171 06

ROBINS, C. HOWARD, JR.

PERALTA TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-88o173] P88-10173 06

ROBINSON, DAVID S.

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76[ P88-10076 06

ROCKWELL, NORMAN

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88*128[ P88-10128 06

ROCKWELL, WILLARD F., JR.

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL. ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-88-139] P88-10139 06

ROOERICK, LEE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SWEARING-IN OF LEE RODERICK AS

PRESIDENT OF THE NATIO NAL PRESS CLUB;

WASHINGTON, D,C. P88-10179 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C. P88-10211 05

RODNEY, GEORGE/_

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

[NASA RELEASE-88-47[ P88-10047 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-I0121 06

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

[NASA RELEASE-88-136[ P88-10136 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR PROCLAIMS OCT. 25 AS

'NASA QUALITY DAY'

[NASA RELEASE-88-140[ P88-10140 06

RODRIQUEZ, G. ERNEST

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141 ] P88-10141 06

ROELLIG, THOMAS L

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37[ P88-10037 06

ROGERS, A_ J., JR.

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

ROOSEVELT, THEODORE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

ROSE, JAMES T.

SPACE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY

GROUP FORMED, CHAIRMAN NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-24[ P88-10024 06

ROSEN, EUGENE

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

[NASA RELEASE-88-108[ P88-10108 06

ROSS, JERRY L

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUFFLE CUSTOMERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-27[ P88-10027 06

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV 2

[NASA RELEASE-88-1471 P88-10147 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171] P88-10171 06

B-9
ROSS, LARRY

ROSS, LARRY

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE_8-104] 1°88-10104 06

S

SAGDEYEV, ROALD

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO P88-10190 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-t0205 05

SANS, ROGER E.

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131[ P88-10131 06

SALEMME, RAY

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

SALOMONSON, VINCENT V.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE_8-20] P88-10020 06

SASSEEN, GEORGE T.

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 ] P88-10121 06

SATURNELLI, ANNEI rE M.

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-I0121 06

SAUNDERS, R. STEPHEN

NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS RECENT VOLCANIC

ACTIVITY ON VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-65[ P88-10065 06

SAWYER, CHARLES J.

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141[ P88-10141 06

SCAIFE, CHARLES

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 ] P88-10121 06

SCHERRER, P. H.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

SCHINDLER, STEVE

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-88-106[ P88-10106 06

SCHMIDTKE, GERHARDT

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[ NASA RELEASE-88-22 [ P88-10022 06

SCHMOLL, KATHRYN

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE_8-69] P88-10069 06

SCHOEBERL, MARK

NASA SCIENTISTS NOTE WEAK ANTARCTIC OZONE

HOLE IN 1988

[NASA RELEASE_8-135] P88-10135 06

SCHREISHEIM, ALAN

NASA AND ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB SIGN

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-88-149[ P88-10149 06

SCHULMAN, ROBERT

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-128[ P88-10128 06

SCHWARTZ. DICK

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES. CALIFORNIA P88-10216 05

SEAMANS, ROBERT C., JR.

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL, ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-88-139[ P88-10139 06

• EDDON, MARGARET RHEA

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-27[ P88-10027 06

SEITZ, CHARLES

MARK III SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-88] P88-10088 06

SERLEMrrsos, PETER

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-21 ] P88-10021 06

SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA P88-10186 05

SHAPLEY, WILLIS H.

HINNERS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

[NASA RELEASE-88-138[ P88-10138 06

SHAW, BREWSTER HOPKINSON, JR.

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-15[ P88-10015 06

SHAWHAN, STANLEY

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ 1:>88-10048 06

SHEPARD, ALAN BARTLETT, JR.

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129[ 1:)88-10129 06

SHEPHERD, WILLIAM M.

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV. 2

[NASA RELEASE-88-147[ P88-I0147 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171[ P88-I0171 06

SHRIVER, LOREN J.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42[ P88-I0042 06

SIECK, ROBERT B.

ST_26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-1012t 06

SINGLETON, GLEN

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND P88-10205 05

SISSON, JAMES M.

MOSER NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-163] P88-10163 06

SKELTON, ROBERT E.

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146[ P88-10146 06

SLADE, MARTIN F.

NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS RECENT VOLCANIC

ACTIVITY ON VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-88-65[ P88-10065 06

SMITH, GERALD W.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-I0121 06

SMITH, MARCIA

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69] I;=88-10069 06

SNYDER, ROBERT S.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121] P88-10121 06

SOME, JOHN

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-128[ P88-10128 06

SOLOW, BOB

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON;

HOUSTON, TEXAS P88-10183 05

SPEARING, ROBERT E.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

SPENCER, NELSON

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22[ P88-t0022 06

SPINTMAN, DANIEL A.

STS-26 -o THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

SPRING, SHERWOOD C.

ASTRONAUT SPRING REASSIGNED TO ARMY

SPACE POST

[NASA RELEASE-88-72[ P88-10072 06

SPRINGER, ROBERT C.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE_8-42] P88-I0042 06

STAMMERS, DAVID

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P8_10121 06

STARR, CHAUNCEY

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL, ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-88-139[ P88-10139 06

STENNIS, JOHN C,

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

[NASA RELEASE-88-92[ P88-10092 06

STENNIS CENTER DEDICATION ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-93] P88-10093 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DEDICATION OF JOHN C, STENNIS SPACE

CENTER; STENNtS SPACE CENTER, MISSISSIPPI

P88-10203 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: RECEPTION FOR FIVE RETIRING

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS; WASHINGTON, D.C.

P88-10210 05

STOFAN, ANDREW J.

STOFAN TO RETIRE FROM NASA ON APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-16[ P88-10016 06

ODOM NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-32] P88-10032 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-171] P88-10171 06

STOLARSKI, RICHARD

NASA SCIENTISTS NOTE WEAK ANTARCTIC OZONE

HOLE IN 1988

[NASA RELEASE-88-135[ P88-10135 06

STONE, EDWARD C.

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-17[ P88-10017 06

SULLIVAN, KATHRYN D.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42[ P88-10042 06

SURETTE, WILLIAM

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121] P88-I0121 06

T

TAGUCHI, GENICHI

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL, ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-88-139[ P88-10139 06

TALONE, JOHN J.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

TANNER, E. RAY

TANNER NAMED DIRECTOR SPACE STATION

FREEDOM PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-88-175[ P88-10175 06

TATUM, RAYMOND

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48] P88-10048 06

TAYLOR, GERALD

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76[ P88-10076 06

B-10
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

TAYLOR, WELDON

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH P88-10189 05

"rlEEGARDEN, BONNARD

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

[NASA RELEASE-88-154] P88-10154 06

TELLER, ED

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

INSTITUTE; PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

I°88-10212 05

TESCH, GARY L

TESCH APPOINTED NASA DEPUTY GENERAL

COUNSEL

[NASA RELEASE-88-109[ P88-10109 06

TNAGARD, NORMAN E.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

[NASA RELEASE-88-42[ P88-10042 06

THOMAS, JAMES A.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

THOMPSON, JAMES R., JR.

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-88-104[ P88-10104 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10t21 06

STATEMENT BY DR, JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA PRESS CONFERENCE

P88-10177 05

THORNTON, KATHRYN C.

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162[ P88-10162 06

TORSTI, J.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48} P88-10048 06

TOWNSEND, JOHN W., JR.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 [ P88-10121 06

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH

DATE

{NASA RELEASE-88-11 ] P88-10011 06

ASTRONAUT PARKER TO HEAD SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION INTEGRATION

{NASA RELEASE-88-29[ P88-10029 06

ABBEY NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-88-36[ P88-10036 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-e8-66[ P88-10066 06

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-851 P88-10085 06

STENNIS CENTER DEDICATION ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-88-93] P88-10093 0,6

SPACE SHUTTLE DISCOVERY'S ENGINE VALVE TO

BE REPLACED

{NASA RELEASE-88-110[ P88-10110 06

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121{ P88-10121 06

NASA SETS TARGET DATE FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-127[ P88-10127 06

STATEMENT BY DR, JAMES C, FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA PRESS CONFERENCE

P88-10177 05

TUCK, ADRIAN

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

[NASA RELEASE-B8-169} P88-10169 06

U

UTSCHIG, TRISTAN

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

{NASA RELEASE-88-131[ P88-10131 06

UTSMAN, THOMAS E.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121 ] P88-10121 06

V

VALENTINE, RICHARD E.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121] P88-10121 06

VANALLEN, JAMES A.

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-88-78} P88-10078 06

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER 1

[NASA RELEASE-88-129} P88-10129 06

VANALSTINE, JAMES M.

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121} P88-10121 06

VANBREUGEL, WILL

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-111 ] P88-10111 06

VANCLEAVE, JON

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

[NASA RELEASE-88-22] P88-10022 06

VANDERVELDA, WALLACE E.

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146} P88-10146 06

VAUGHAN, CHESTER

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATtVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141} P88-10141 06

VAUGHAN, OTHA H,, JR.

STS-26 -. THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ 1:)88-t0121 06

VIBBART, CHUCK

SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE SHORT-STACK SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR TO BE TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-14[ P88-10014 06

VOLPE, FRANK

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

{NASA RELEASE-88-39} P88-10039 06

VONNEGUT, BERNARD

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121] P88-10121 06

W

WAITES, HENRY B.

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

[NASA RELEASE-88-146[ P88-10146 06

WALKER, DAVID M.

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

{NASA RELEASE-88-42[ P88-10042 06

WALTON, AMY L

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-88-148[ P88-10t48 06

WARNER, JOHN

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U.S.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

[NASA RELEASE-88-41[ P88-10041 06

WATSON, ROBERT

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVEST}GATION

[NASA RELEASE-88-169{ P88-10169 06

WEILER, ED

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

[ NASA RELEASE-88-39] P88-10039 06

WEISS, MICHAEL

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

{NASA RELEASE-88-131] P88-10131 06

WEITZ, PAUL JOSEPH

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

{NASA RELEASEo88-1211 P88-10121 06

WYETH, JAMIE"

WERNER, MICHAEL W.

NASA A#RBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

[NASA RELEASE-88-37[ P88-10037 06

WETHERBEE, JAMES 0.

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-162[ P88-10162 06

WIE, SONG

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM iNITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

{NASA RELEASE-88-146[ P88-10146 06

WIEDERHOLID, G.

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

[NASA RELEASE-88-123} P88-10123 06

WIESNER, JEROME

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA P88-10198 05

WILHELM, K.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48[ P88-10048 06

WlLKEN, S.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88-48} P88-10048 06

WILLIAMS, DONALD E.

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-DR-162[ P88-10162 06

WILSON, JOSEPH, III

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-88-131} P88-10131 06

WINTERHALTER, DAVID L

STS-26 - THE RETURN TO SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-88-121[ P88-10121 06

WITTEBORN, FRED

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

{NASA RELEASE-88-168[ P88-10168 06

WOICESHYN, PETER

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE..88-84} P88-10084 06

WONSEVER, JOSEF

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-88-141 ] P88-10141 06

WOODEN, DIANE

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

{NASA RELEASE-88-168] P88-10168 06

WOOLLISCROFT, L J, C.

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-88*48} P88-10048 06

WRIGHT, JOE

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ON INTEGRITY

AND EFFICIENCY; NASA HEADQUARTERS

P88-10204 05

WRIGHT, ORVILLE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

WRIGHT, WILBUR

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

P88-10213 05

WYETH, JAM_E

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

{ NASA RELEASE-88-1281 P88-10128 06

B-11
YORK, WOODY

Y

YORK, WI_OY

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-88-76] P88-I0076 06

YOUNG, LAURENCE R.

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-88-20] P88-10020 06

Z

ZUBER, MARIE

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-88-69] P88-10069 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

B-12
SECT,ON3 NEWS RELEASE NUMBER INDEX

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1988 APRIL 1989

Typical News Release Number

Index Listing

INEWS RELEASE

NUMBER 1

I

NASA RELEASE-88 1 .................

SEE SECTION 06 !

/FOR ADD)TIONAL

iNFORMATION

L PBS-10001 06

1

The _ndex correlates each news release number

with _tscorresponding access}on number Following

the accession number is a two-d_git number which

designates the reference section containing the

complele citahon News release numbers that were

assigned but not used have been omitted from th_s

hshng

NASA RELEASE-88-1 .............................. P88-10001 06

NASA RELEASE-88-2 .............................. P88-10002 06

NASA RELEASE-88-3 .............................. P88-10003 06

NASA RELEASE-88-4 .............................. P88-10004 06

NASA RELEASE-88-5 .............................. P88-10005 06

NASA RELEASE-88-6 .............................. P88-10006 06

NASA RELEASE-88-7 .............................. P88-10007 06

NASA RELEASE-88-8 .............................. P88-10008 06

NASA RELEASE-88-9 .............................. P88-10009 06

NASA RELEASE-SB-10 ............................ P88-10010 06

NASA RELEASE-88-11 ............................ P88-10011 06

NASA RELEASE-88-12 ............................ P88-10012 06

NASA RELEASE-88-13 ............................ 1:>88-10013 06

NASA RELEASE-88-14 ............................ P88-10014 06

NASA RELEASE-88-15 ............................ P88-10015 06

NASA RELEASE-88-16 ............................ P88-10016 06

NASA RELEASE-88-17 ............................ P88-10017 06

NASA RELEASE,-88-18 ............................ P88-10018 06

NASA RELEASE-88-19 ............................ P88-10019 06

NASA RELEASE.-88-20 ............................ P88-10020 06

NASA RELEASE-88-21 ............................ P88-10021 06

NASA RELEASE-88-22 ............................ P88-10022 06

NASA RELEASE-88-23 ............................ P88-10023 06

NASA RELEASE-88-24 ............................ P88-t0024 06

NASA RELEASE-88-25 ............................ P88-10025 06

NASA RELEASE-88-26 ............................ P88-10026 06

NASA RELEASE-88-27 ............................ P88-10027 06

NASA RELEASE-88-28 ............................ P88-10028 06

NASA RELEASE-88-29 ............................ P88-10029 06

NASA RELEASE,-88-30 ............................ t:>88-10030 06

NASA RELEASE-88-31 ............................ P88-10031 06

NASA RELEASE-88-32 ............................ P88-10032 06

NASA RELEASE-88-33 ............................ P88-10033 06

NASA RELEASE-88-34 ............................ P88-10034 06

NASA RELEASE-88-35 ............................ P88-10035 06

NASA RELEASE-88-36 ............................ P88-10036 06

NASA RELEASE-88-37 ............................ P88-10037 06

NASA RELEASE-88-38 ............................ P88-1003B 06

NASA RELEASE-88-39 ............................ P88-10039 06

NASA RELEASE-88-40 ............................ P88-10040 06

NASA RELEASE-88-41 ............................ P88-10041 06

NASA RELEASE-88_2 ............................ P88-10042 06

NASA RELEASE-88-43 ............................ P88-10043 06

NASA RELEASE-88o44 ............................ P88-10044 06

NASA RELEASE-88-45 ............................ P88-10045 06

NASA RELEASE-88-46 ............................ P88-10046 06

NASA RELEASE-88_7 ............................ P88-10047 06

NASA RELEASE-88-48 ............................ P88-10048 06

NASA RELEASE-88-49 ............................ P88-10049 06

NASA RELEASE-88-50 ............................ P88-10050 06

NASA RELEASE-88-51 ............................ P88-10051 06

NASA RELEASE-88-52 ............................ P88-10052 06

NASA RELEASE-88-53 ............................ P88-I0053 06

NASA RELEASE-88-54 ............................ P88-10054 06

NASA RELEASE-88-55 ............................ P88-10055 06

NASA RELEASE-88-56 ............................ P88-10056 06

NASA RELEASE-88-57 ............................ P88-10057 06

NASA RELEASE-88-58 ............................ P88-10058 0'6

NASA RELEASE-88-59 ............................ P88-10059 06

NASA RELEASE-88-60 ............................ P88-10060 06

NASA RELEASE-88-61 ............................ P88-10061 06

NASA RELEASE-88-62 ............................ P88-10062 06

NASA RELEASE-88-63 ............................ P88-10063 06

NASA RELEASE-88-64 ............................ P88-10064 06

NASA RELEASE-88-65 ............................ P88-10065 06

NASA RELEASE-88-66 ............................ P88-10066 06

NASA RELEASE-88-67 ............................ P88-10067 06

NASA RELEASE-88-68 ............................ P88-10068 06

NASA RELEASE-88-69 ............................ P88-100'69 06

NASA RELEASE-88-70 ............................ P88-10070 0,6

NASA RELEASE-88-71 ............................ P88-10071 0,6

NASA RELEASE-88-72 ............................ P88-10072 06

NASA RELEASE-e.8-73 ............................ P88-10073 06

NASA RELEASE-88-74 ............................ P88-10074 06

NASA RELEASE-88-75 ............................ P88-I0075 06

NASA RELEASE-88-76 ............................ P88-10076 06

NASA RELEASE-88-77 ............................ P88-10077 06

NASA RELEASE-88-78 ............................ P88-10078 06

NASA RELEASE-88-79 ............................ P88-10079 06

NASA RELEASE-88-80 ............................ P88-t0080 06

NASA RELEASE-88-81 ............................ P88-10081 06

NASA RELEASE-88-82 ............................ P88-10082 06

NASA RELEASE-88-83 ............................ P88-10083 06

NASA RELEASE-88-84 ............................ P88-10084 06

NASA RELEASE-88-85 ............................ P88-10085 06

NASA RELEASE-88-86 ............................ P88-10086 06

NASA RELEASE-88-87 ............................ P88-10087 06

NASA RELEASE-88-88 ............................ P88-10088 06

NASA RELEASE-88-89 ............................ P88-10089 06

NASA RELEASE-88-90 ............................ P88-10090 06

NASA RELEASE-88-91 ............................ P88-10091 06

NASA RELEASE-88-92 ............................ P88-10092 06

NASA RELEASE-88-93 ............................ P88-10093 06

NASA RELEASE-88-94 ............................ P88-10094 06

NASA RELEASE-88-95 ............................ P88-10095 06

NASA RELEASE-88-96 ............................ P88-1009,6 06

NASA RELEASE-88-97 ............................ P88-10097 06

NASA RELEASE-88-98 ............................ P88-10098 06

NASA RELEASE-88-99 ............................ P88-10099 06

NASA RELEASE-88-100 .......................... P88-10100 06

NASA RELEASE-88-101 .......................... P88-10101 0E

NASA RELEASE-88-102 .......................... P86-10102 06

NASA RELEASE-88-103 .......................... P88-10103 06

NASA RELEASE-88-104 .......................... P88-10104 06

NASA RELEASE-88-105 .......................... P88-10105 06

NASA RELEASE-88-106 .......................... P88-10106 06

NASA RELEASE-88-107 .......................... P88-10107 06

NASA RELEASE-88-108 .......................... P88-10108 06

NASA RELEASE-88-109 .......................... P88-10109 06

NASA RELEASE-88-110 .......................... P88-10110 06

NASA RELEASE-88-111 .......................... P88-10111 06

NASA RELEASE-88-112 .......................... P88-10112 06

NASA RELEASE-88-113 .......................... P88-I0113 06

NASA RELEASE-88-114 .......................... P88-10114 06

NASA RELEASE-88-115 .......................... P88-10115 06

NASA RELEASE-88-116 .......................... P88-10116 06

NASA RELEASE-88-117 .......................... P88-10117 06

NASA RELEASE-88-118 .......................... P88-I0118 06

NASA RELEASE-88-119 .......................... P88-10119 06

NASA RELEASE-88-120 .......................... P88-10120 06

NASA RELEASE-88-121 .......................... P88-10121 06

NASA RELEASE-88-122 .......................... P88-10122 06

NASA RELEASE-88-123 .......................... P88-10123 06

NASA RELEASE-88-124 .......................... P88-10124 06

NASA RELEASE-88-125 .......................... P88-10125 06

NASA RELEASE-88-126 .......................... P88-10126 06

NASA RELEASE-88-127 .......................... P88-10127 06

NASA RELEASE-88-128 .......................... P88-10128 06

NASA RELEASE-88-129 .......................... P88-10129 06

NASA RELEASE-88-130 .......................... P88-10130 06

NASA RELEASE-88-131 .......................... P88-10131 06

NASA RELEASE-88-132 .......................... P88-10132 06

NASA RELEASE-88-133 .......................... P88-10133 06

NASA RELEASE-88-134 .......................... P88-10134 06

NASA RELEASE-88-135 .......................... P88-10135 06

NASA RELEASE-88-136 .......................... P88-10136 06

NASA RELEASE-88-137 .......................... P88-10137 06

NASA RELEASE-88-138 .......................... P88-10138 06

NASA RELEASE-88-139 .......................... P88-10139 06

NASA RELEASE-88-140 .......................... P88-10140 (3£,

NASA RELEASE-88-141 .......................... P88-1014t 06

NASA RELEASE-88-142 .......................... P88-10142 06

NASA RELEASE-88-143 .......................... P88-10143 06

NASA RELEASE-88-144 .......................... P88-10144 06

NASA RELEASE-88-145 .......................... P88-10145 06

NASA RELEASE-88-146 .......................... P88-10146 06

NASA RELEASE-88-147 .......................... P88-10147 06

NASA RELEASE-88-148 .......................... P88-10148 06

NASA RELEASE-88-149 .......................... P88-10149 06

NASA RELEASE-88-150 .......................... P88-10150 06

NASA RELEASE-88-151 .......................... P88-10151 06

NASA RELEASE-88-152 .......................... P88-10152 06

NASA RELEASE-88-153 .......................... P88-10153 06

NASA RELEASE-88-154 .......................... P88-10154 06

NASA RELEASE-88-155 .......................... P88-10155 06

NASA RELEASE-88-156 .......................... P88-I0156 06

NASA RELEASE-88-157 .......................... P88-10157 06

NASA RELEASE-88-158 .......................... P88-10158 06

NASA RELEASE-88-159 .......................... P88-10159 06

NASA RELEASE-88-160 .......................... P88-10160 06

NASA RELEASE-88-161 .......................... P88-10161 06

NASA RELEASE-88-162 .......................... P88-10162 06

NASA RELEASE-88-163 .......................... P88-10163 06

NASA RELEASE-88-164 .......................... P88-10164 0,6

NASA RELEASE-88-165 .......................... P88-10165 06

NASA RELEASE-88-166 .......................... P88-10166 06

NASA RELEASE-88-167 .......................... P88-10167 06

NASA RELEASE-88-168 .......................... P88-10168 06

NASA RELEASE-88-169 .......................... P88-10169 06

NASA RELEASE-SS-170 .......................... P88-10170 06

NASA RELEASE-88-171 .......................... P88-10t 71 06

NASA RELEASE-88-172 .......................... P88-10172 06

NASA RELEASE-SB-173 .......................... P88-10173 06

NASA RELEASE-88-174 .......................... P88-10174 06

NASA RELEASE-BS-175 .......................... P88-10175 06

NASA RELEASE-88-176 .......................... P88-10176 06

C-1

SECTION4

INDEXTONASANEWSRELEASESAND SPEECHES 1988

ACCESSION NUMBER INDEX

I

APRIL 1989

Typical Accession Number

Index Listing

IACCESSION NUMBER I [NASA RELEASE[ I NO BERI

P88-10057 06 ................... NASA RELEASE-88-57

T !

SEE SECTION 06 |

FOR ADDITIONAL

INFOFIMATION J

The index correlates each accession number with

its corresponding news release number, if

asssigned. The accession number is followed by

a two-digit number which designates the reference

section containing the complete citation. The statement NO REPORT NUMBER appears for un-r_umbered news releases and speeches.

P88 - 100o 1

P88-10002

p88-1oo03

P88-1o004

P88-1O005

P88-1o006

P88.1oo07

P88-1ooo8

P88-10009

P88-10010

P88-10011

P88-10012

P88-10013

P88-10014

P88-10015

P88-10016

P88-10017

P88-10018

P88-10019

P88-10020

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SECTION5

INDEXTONASANEWSRELEASESANDSPEECHES1988

SPEECHES

APRIL 1989

"l_/pical Speech Entry

IPU-1!t77 ACCESS'ONNUMBER I

STATEMENT BY DR JAMES C F

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA PRESS CONFERENCE

FLETCHER, JAMES C 11 JAN 1988 2p

J T RELEASE PAGES

The lishng 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 informalion

PINF10177

STATEMENT BY DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA PRESS CONFERENCE

FLETCHER. JAMES C. 11 JAN. 1988 2p

P88-10178

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: OPENING OF NASA HEADQUARTERS

BLACK HISTORY MONTH OBSERVANCE;

WASHINGTON, D.C.

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 3 FEB. 1988 4p

P1_-10179

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SWEARING.IN OF LEE RODERICK AS

PRESIDENT OF THE NATIO NAL PRESS CLUB;

WASHINGTON, D.C.

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 6 FEB. 1988 5p

P86-10180

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: PRESS BRIEFING; WASHINGTON,

D.C.

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 11 FEB. 1988 5p

P88-10181

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER EMPLOYEES;

CLEVELAND, OHIO

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 11 FEB. 1998 8p

P88-10182

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: NASA BUDGET PRESS

CONFERENCE

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 18 FEB. 1988 5p

P88-10183

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE FORUM CLUB OF HOUSTON:

HOUSTON, TEXAS

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 19 FEB. 1988 14p

P88-10184

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C.

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 24 FEB. 1988 15p

PU-10185

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORIES HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY; BAY

ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 10 MAR. 1988 9p

P88-10188

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NEW ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;

NEW ORLEANS, LA

FLETCHER, JAMES C, 11 MAR. 1988 13p

P88-10187

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ENGINEERING DEANS' COUNCIL,

ENGINEERING DEANS' INSTITUTE; SAN JUAN,

PUERTO RICO

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 21 MAR, 1988 15p

PSIF10188

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DREXEL UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERING AND

SCIENCE DAY; PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 6 APR. 1988 17p

P88-10189

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WELDON TAYLOR LECTURE,

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE OF SALT LAKE CITY; SALT

LAKE CITY, UTAH

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 13 APR. 1988 12p

P88-10190

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM, UNITED

STATES SPACE FOUNDATION; COLORADO SPRINGS,

COLORADO

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 14 APR. 1988 15p

P88-10191

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE; DURHAM, NEW

HAMPSHIRE

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 29 APR. 1988 15p

P88-10192

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AIAA SPACE DAY; ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 3 MAY 1988 8p

P88-10193

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ARCS FOUNDATION/SMITHSONIAN

SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENCE EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

POLICY; WASHINGTON, D.C.

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 5 MAY 1988 8p

P88-10194

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: LOS ANGELES ROTARY CLUB; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 20 MAY 1988 14p

P_1-10195

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SEMINAR DAY; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 21 MAY 1988 13p

P88-10196

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: CHANNEL CITY CLUB; SANTA BARBARA,

CALIFORNIA

FLETCHER. JAMES C, 23 MAY 1988 15p

P88-10197

STATEMENT OF DR. JAMES C. FLETCHER, NASA

ADMINISTRATOR: MEDIA BRIEFING; KENNEDY SPACE

CENTER, FLORIDA

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 25 MAY 1988 6p

P88-10198

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE; VIENNA, VIRGINIA

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 7 JUN. 1988 14p

P88-10199

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT;

WASHINGTON, D,C.

FLETCHER, JAMES C, 16 JUN. 1988 12p

P88-10200

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 21 JUN. 1988 3p

P88-10201

MESSAGE FOR YOMIURI SHIMBUN'S 21ST

CENTURY FORUM '88

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 23 JUN. 1988 6p

P88-10202

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NASA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM (PDP) GRADUATION; WASHINGTON, D.C,

FLETCHER, JAMES C, 29 JUN, 1988 4p

P88-10203

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: DEDICATION OF JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE

CENTER; STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISSISSIPPI

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 3 AUG. 1988 5p

P88-10204

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ON INTEGRITY i

AND EFFICIENCY; NASA HEADQUARTERS

FLETCHER, JAMES C 9 AUG. 1988 3p

P88-10205

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE;

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY; FORT MEADE,

MARYLAND

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 10 AUG. 1988 15p

P88-10206

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: WlNDSTAR FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM;

ASPEN, COLORADO

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 27 AUG. 1988 15p

P88-10207

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: THE COMSTOCK CLUB; SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 9 SEP 1988 15p

P88-10208

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: FINALISTS' RECEPTION; NASA

EXCELLENCE AWARD; FT. MYERS, VIRGINIA

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 21 SEP. 1988 4p

P88-10209

EXCERPTS FROM REM_ARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTRODUCTION OF PRESIDENT REAGAN

AT JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, TEXAS

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 22 SEP. 1988 3p

E-1
P1_-10210

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: RECEPTION FOR FIVE RETIRING

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS; WASHINGTON, D.C.

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 6 OCT. 1988 5p

PN-10211

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: NATIONAL PRESS CLUB; WASHINGTON,

D.C.

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 18 OCT. 1988 15p

P1_-10212

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

INSTITUTE; PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 19 OCT. 1988 3p

PINI-10218

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIE'EY

ANNUAL MEETING; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 24 OCT. 1988 15p

P88-10214

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: SPACE ACTIVITIES PROMOTION COUNCIL

OF KEIDANRAN; TOKYO, JAPAN

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 2 NOV. 1988 8p

P68-10218

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ANNUAL MEETING OF NASA CHIEF AND

PATENT COUNSELS; ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 15 NOV. 1988 7p

PU-10216

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: PRESENTATION OF NASA EXCELLENCE

AWARD TO ROCKETDYNE; CANOGA PARK AND

DESOTO FACILITIES, CALIFORNIA

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 22 NOV. 1988 6p

P_.10217

SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS:

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

MEETING; NASA HEADQUARTERS

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 29 NOV. 1988 6p

PINF10218

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: STS-26 HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY;

NASA HEADQUARTERS

FLETCHER, JAMES C. 15 DEC, 1988 3p

SPEECHES

E-2
SECTION 6

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1988

NEWS RELEASES

APRIL 1989

Typical News Release Entry

I ACCEiSION NUMBER J

P88-10010

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR S

LANDING FACILITY MODIFICATIONS

22 JAN 1988 2p

-T\

NASA RELEASE-88-1'3

1

I NEWS RELEASE

NUMBER

The listing provides the complete citation for each

news release _ndexed _n this pubhcatton Included

for each news release are the title, date of release.

news release number (_f any), and other reference

information

P88-10001

NASA REQUESTS PROPOSALS FOR ADVANCED

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

4 JAN. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-1

P88-10002

ACCEPTANCE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THREE

SPACE SHUI-FLE MAIN ENGINES

7 JAN. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-2

P88-10003

MAGNESIUM-RICH COATING PROPOSED TO STORE

NUCLEAR WASTES

6 JAN. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-3

P88.10004

NASA ENGINEER PROPOSES MINIATURE

SPACECRAFT

7 JAN. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-4

P88.10008

PRESIDENT REAGAN SIGNS ADVANCED LAUNCH

SYSTEM REPORT

13 JAN. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-5

P81_10006

NASA'S COLLADAY TO DIRECT DEFENSE

ADVANCED RESEARCH AGENCY

15 JAN 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-6

1='88-10007

ACTING HEAD OF NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

TECHNOLOGY NAMED

19 JAN. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-7

P81_10008

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

21 JAN. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-8

P88-10009

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MARKS

DECADE OF RESEARCH

22 JAN. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-9

PU-1O010

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SPACE SHUTTLE

LANDING FACILITY MODIFICATIONS

22 JAN. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-10

P88-10011

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH

DATE

27 JAN. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-11

P88-10012

NASA AND JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY SIGN

REMOTE SENSING DATA AGREEMENT

28 JAN. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-12

P88-10013

NASA SUPERCOMPUTER STUDIES AIRCRAFT

CONTROL PHENOMENON

5 FEB. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-13

P88-10014

SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE SHORT-STACK SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR TO BE TESTED

4 FEB, 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-14

P88-10015

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW ANNOUNCED

4 FEB. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-15

P88-10016

STOFAN TO RETIRE FROM NASA ON APRIL 1

8 FEB. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-16

P88-10017

PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR NEW SPACE

EXPLORATION STUDIES

8 FEB. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-S8-17

P88-10018

NASA EXAMINES 72 NOZZLE BOLTS

9 FEB. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-18

P88-10019

ADVANCED iMAGING SPACE RADAR COMPLETES

FIRST FIELD TESTS

12 FEB. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-19

P88-10020

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS ADVISORY

SUBCOMMITTEE ESTABLISHED

16 FEB. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-20

P88-10021

NASA CONTINUES ROCKETBORNE STUDIES OF

SUPERNOVA FROM AUSTRALIA

17 FEB. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-21

P88-10022

SAN MARCO ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18 LAUNCH

17 FEB. t988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-22

P88-10023

SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE JOINT

TEST SCHEDULED

18 FEB. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-23

P88-10024

SPACE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY

GROUP FORMED, CHAIRMAN NAMED

22 FEB. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-24

P88-10025

NASA TO SEEK SPACE ABOARD COMMERCIALLY

DEVELOPED FACILITY

24 FEB. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-25

P88-10026

PERALTA NAMED TO NASA MANAGEMENT POST

26 FEB. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-26

P88-10027

ASTRONAUT GROUP PROVIDES INTERFACE WITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CUSTOMERS

29 FEB. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-27

PSIFlO028

NASA TO ACQUIRE SECOND SPACE SHUTTLE

CARRIER AIRCRAFT

29 FEB, 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-28

P8_100_

ASTRONAUT PARKER TO HEAD SPACE

FLIGHT/SPACE STATION INTEGRATION

I MAR. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-29

P88-10030

JPL TEAM STUDIES MOTION OF TECTONICS PLATES

1 MAR, 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-30

P88-10031

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SAYS 1989 MAKE OR BREAK

YEAR

3 MAR. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-31

P88-10032

DOOM NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR

SPACE STATION

3 MAR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-32

P_1-10033

SPACE SHUTTLE EMERGENCY LANDING SiTE

AGREEMENT SIGNED

7 MAR. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-33

P88-10034

NASA PREPARES NEW ABORT LANDING SITES FOR

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

8 MAR, 1988 2p NASA RELEASE*S8-34

P88-10035

NASA DESIGNING RADAR TO TRACK ARCTIC ICE

FLOW, STUDY ALASKA

10 MAR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-35

P88-10036

ABBEY NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE FLIGHT

10 MAR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-36

P88-10037

NASA AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY EMBARKS ON

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

14 MAR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-37

P88-10038

NASA ISSUES UPDATED MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

15 MAR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-38

P88-10039

NEXT SPACELAB MISSION TO STUDY SUPERNOVA

16 MAR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-39

P88-10040

NASA WORKS TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT CABIN NOISE

16 MAR. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-,40

P88-10041

SOVIET CRAFT WILL CARRY COMMEMORATIVE U.S.

PLAQUE TO MARTIAN MOON

17 MAR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-8841

P88-10042

NASA ANNOUNCED THREE NEW SHUTTLE CREWS

17 MAR. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-42

I)88-10043

NASA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES RETURN

ON GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

18 MAR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-4,3

P88-10044

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED ON NASA/ESA SPACE

STATION AGREEMENT

18 MAR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-44

P88-10045

NASA TECHNOLOGY AIDS DIABETICS

4 APR 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-45

F-1
P1_-10046

SHUTTLE ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

ANNOUNCED

30 MAR. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-46

P86-10047

EIGHT FIRMS SELECTED AS NASA QUALITY AND

PRODUCTIVITY FINALISTS

30 MAR, 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-47

PIR)-1004I

NASA/ESA SOLAR AND SPACE PLASMA PHYSICS

INVESTIGATORS SELECTED

5 APR. 1988 4p NASA RELEASE-88-48

P_1-10049

PERSPECTIVE DISPLAY SYSTEM DEVELOPED FOR

SPACECRAFT MANEUVERS

12 APR. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-49

P88-10050

TELESCOPING POLE CHOSEN FOR CREW ESCAPE

SYSTEM

7 APR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-50

P68-10051

THIRD REDESIGNED SPACE SHUTTLE ROCKET

MOTOR TEST FJRING SCHEDULED

13 APR. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-51

P66,.I0052

FLETCHER SAYS MOON, NOT MARS. MAY BE

BETTER FIRST STEP

14 APR, 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-52

1_6-10053

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR

PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING

15 APR, 1988 4p NASA RELEASE-88-53

P88,.10054

NASA PLANS ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR

18 APR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-54

P88-10055

SCOUT ROCKET TO LAUNCH NAVY NAVIGATION

SATELLITES

19 APR. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-55

P8_.10056

SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR NOZZLE

JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

26 APR, 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-56

I)8,6-10057

SPACE TECHNOLOGY AIDS IN IMPROVING

LOW-VISION EYESIGHT

27 APR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-57

P88-100541

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITY SPACE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTERS

28 APR. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-58

P88-10059

NASA'S ADVANCED TURBOPROP WINS ESTEEMED

COLLIER TROPHY

4 MAY 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-59

P88-10060

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SOUNDS ALARM ON

PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS

5 MAY 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-60

P88-1Q061

SPACE SHUTTLE TRANSIENT PRESSURE TEST

ARTICLE-4 FIRING SCHEDULED

5 MAY 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-61

Pt_.-10062

MARKET FOR MORE EFFICIENT, SUPERSONrC

TRANSPORT PROJECTED

10 MAY 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-62

P88-10063

NASA ANNOUNCED 2-YEAR ASTRONAUT

SELECTION CYCLE

11 MAY 1986 lp NASA RELEASE-88-63

P88-10064

STUDY GROUP ISSUES REPORT ON SPACE

STATION RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

16 MAY 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-64

P88-10065

NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS RECENT VOLCANIC

ACTIVITY ON VENUS

19 MAY 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-65

F-2

P88-10066

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES CONTRACT

AWARDED GENERAL DYNAMICS

23 MAY 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-66

P88-10067

NASA SEEKS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH PROPOSALS

FROM SMALL BUSINESS

23 MAY 1988 2p NASA RELEASE*88-67

P68-10068

NASA INVITES EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FOR

USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

27 MAY 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-68

P88-10069

LOCAL STUDENTS CHART COURSE FOR MARS

MISSION

27 MAY 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-69

1=88-10070

NASA/JAPAN NEGOTIATORS COMPLETE

NEGOTIATIONS ON STATION AGREEMENTS

27 MAY 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-70

P88-10071

COMPANIES PLAN PRIVATE FACILITIES TO BUILD

NASA'S ADVANCED MOTOR

3 JUN, 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-71

P88-10072

ASTRONAUT SPRING REASSIGNED TO ARMY

SPACE POST

3 JUN. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-72

P88-10073

O'BRIEN TO RETIRE FROM NASA

6 JUN. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-73

P88-10074

SPACE STATION NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTNERS

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

8 JUN. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88*74

P88-10075

NASA SCOUT LAUNCH SET FOR JUNE 15

9 JUN. 1986 lp NASA RELEASE-86-75

P98-10078

NASA AND AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

ANNOUNCE JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT

9 JUN. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-76

P88-10077

FOURTH REDESIGNED SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTOR

TO BE TEST FIRED JUNE 14

9 JUN 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-77

P88-10078

PIONEER 10 CONTINUES SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERIES

13 JUN. 1988 4p NASA RELEASE-88-78

P88-10079

NASA ANNOUNCES CONFERENCE FOR

SMALL-CLASS EXPLORERS

14 JUN 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-79

P88-10080

ASTRONAUT ENGLAND TO LEAVE NASA

15 JUN. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-80

P88.-10081

NASA BEGINS GROUND SYSTEM TEST OF HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

20 JUN. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE*88-81

P88-10082

SOLrD PROPULSION INTEGRITY PROGRAM

CONTRACTOR SELECTED

21 JUN 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-B8-82

P88-10083

NASA ADMINISTRATOR TO RECEIVE LIFE SCIENCES

PROGRAM PLANS

22 JUN, 1986 fp NASA RELEASE-88-63

P88-10084

NASA SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY AIDS FUTURE

SPACE RESEARCH MISSIONS

23 JUN. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-86-84

P88-1008S

NASA UPDATES PLANS FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

28 JUN 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-85

NEWS RELEASES

P88-10086

FINAL SHUTTLE MOTOR JOINT TEST SCHEDULED

AT MORTON THIOKOL

1 JUL 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-86

P88-10087

NASA DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO SUPPORT SOVIET

PHOBOS MISSION

1 JUL. 1968 2p NASA RELEASE-88-87

MARK Ill SUPERCOMPUTER TO BEGIN OPERATION

1 JUL 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-88

Pl_-100e9

AD HOC COMMITTEE COMPLETES REVIEW OF NASA

SAFETY

5 JUL. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-89

P88-10090

15,000 SCHOOLS RESPOND TO SHUTTLE

ORBITER-NAMING COMPETITION

6 JUL 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-90

Pe8-10091

NASA CALLS HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE GROUND

TEST A SUCCESS

8 JUL. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-91

1=88-10092

STUDENT SPACE STATIONS BECOME A REALITY

8 JUL. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-92

P06-10093

STENNIS CENTER DEDICATION ANNOUNCED

8 JUL 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-93

P88-10094

NASA COMPUTATIONAL MODEL TO ADVANCE JET

ENGINE DESIGN, EFFICIENCY

12 JUL, 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-94

P88-10095

US/USSR DELEGATIONS TO MEET ON SPACE

COOPERATION

11 JUL, 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-95

NASA AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PROGRAMS

FEATURED AT EAA CONVENTION

1;:' JUL, 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-96

1=88-10097

STS-26 SPACE SHUTTLE PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS

PLANNED

14 JUL 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-97

P!_-10098

FRANKLE APPOINTED NASA GENERAL COUNSEL

14 JUL 1988 21:) NASA RELEASE-88-98

P88-10099

DELTA LAUNCH COMPLEX TRANSFERRED TO AIR

FORCE

15 JUL, 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-99

P88-10100

PIONEER DATA REVEALS NATURE OF THE OUTER

HELIOSPHERE

15 JUL. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-100

P88-10101

SHUTTLE EMERGENCY MISSION CONTROL CENTER

MOVES TO WHITE SANDS

t5 JUL 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-101

P88-16102

SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM PREPARED

FOR NEPTUNE ENCOUNTER

20 JUL, 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-102

P88-16103

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SPACE-BASED LASER

TO STUDY GLOBAL WINDS

21 JUL 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-103

P88-10104

NASA ASRM PRODUCTION AND TESTING SITES

ANNOUNCED

26 JUL 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-104

P88-16105

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTNING MAPPER

SENSOR

26 JUL 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-105
NEWS RELEASES

P68-10106

BALLOON CAMPAIGN WILL SEEK EVIDENCE OF

ANTIMATTER GALAXY

29 JUL. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-B8-106

1='88.-10107

CONTRACTOR SELECTED FOR SOLID-FUELED

ROCKET MOTOR BONDLINE STUDY

29 JUL 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-107

P88-10108

NASA CO-SPONSORS SMALL AND MINORITY

HIGH-TECH BUSINESS EXPO

1 AUG. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-108

P88-10109

TESCH APPOINTED NASA DEPUTY GENERAL

COUNSEL

4 AUG. 1988 Ip NASA RELEASE-88-109

P88-10110

SPACE SHUTTLE DISCOVERY'S ENGINE VALVE TO

BE REPLACED

5 AUG. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-110

P_-10111

MOST DISTANT GALAXY DETECTED

8 AUG, 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-111

P88-10112

NASA BUYS SECOND SHUTTLE CARRIER AIRCRAFT

10 AUG. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88_112

P88-10113

LAST SHUTTLE MOTOR TEST SCHEDULED PRIOR

TO DISCOVERY LAUNCH

10 AUG. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-113

P88-10114

NASA AND SPACEHAB, INC., SIGN AGREEMEN T FOR

COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

11 AUG. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-114

P88-10115

NASA AND NSF ESTABLISH NEW ASTRONOMY

NETWORK

18 AUG. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-115

P88-10116

THE 112TH SCOUT ROCKET LAUNCH SET

19 AUG. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-116

P88-10117

NASA _SSUES ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

22 AUG. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-117

P88-10118

TRW SELECTED TO DEVELOP ADVANCED X-RAY

ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

22 AUG. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-118

P88-10119

NASA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING SATELLITE VIDEO

CONFERENCES FOR TEACHERS

25 AUG. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-119

P88-10120

NASA ISSUES UPDATED, MIXED-FLEET MANIFEST

30 AUG. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-120

P88-10121

STS-26 -- THE RETURN TO SPACE

SEP. 1988 74p NASA RELEASE-88-121

P88-10122

NATIONAL STUDENT FINALISTS PRESENT SPACE

STATION PROPOSALS TO NASA

2 SEP. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88*122

P88-10123

GODDARD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NEW CENTER

FOR EXCELLENCE

7 SEP. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-123

P88-10124

NASA AND MCDONNELL DOUGLAS S_GN

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH AGREEMENT

7 SEP. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88 124

P88-10125

NASA AND AIR FORCE ANNOUNCE RANGE SAFETY

CRITERIA FOR STS-26

12 SEP. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-125

P88-10126

NOAA-H WEATHER SATELLITE TO BE LAUNCHED

14 SEP. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-126

pIgIP10127

NASA SETS TARGET DATE FOR SHUTTLE LAUNCH

16 SEP, 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-127

P88-10128

COMPOSER/MUSICIAN TO COVER SHUTTLE

MISSION UNDER NASA ART PROGRAM

19 SEP. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-128

P1_-10129

NASA MARKS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON

OCTOBER I

20 SEP. 1988 13p NASA RELEASE-88-129

PS&-10130

TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR SHUTTLE

MISSION

20 SEP, 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-130

P88-10131

NASA ANNOUNCES NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE

STUDENT PROPOSAL WINNERS

22 SEP. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-131

PSlF10132

SPACE STATION FREEDOM CONTRACT

NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED

28 SEP. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-132

P88-10133

NASA EXTENDS JET PROPULSION LABORATORY

CONTRACT

3 OCT. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-133

P88-10134

NASA SELECTS MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE

YEAR

5 OCT. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-134

P88-10138

NASA SCIENTISTS NOTE WEAK ANTARCTIC OZONE

HOLE IN 1986

12 OCT. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-135

P86-10136

NASA PRESENTS 1987 EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKETDYNE

13 OCT, 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-136

P88-10137

NASA AND MARTIN MARiE'_'A SIGN COMMERCIAL

LAUNCH AGREEMENT

18 OCT, 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-137

P88-10138

HINNERS NAMED NASA ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR

19 OCT, 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-138

P88-10139

NASA ADMINISTRATOR AWARDED ROCKWELL

MEDAL. ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME

20 OCT. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-139

P88-10140

NASA ADMINISTRATOR PROCLAIMS OCT. 25 AS

'NASA QUALITY DAY'

20 OCT. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-140

P88-10141

MAGELLAN INVESTIGATIVE REVIEW BOARD NAMED

20 OCT, 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-141

P88-10142

NASA AND CORABt INTERNATIONAL TELEMETRtCS,

INC., SIGN AGREEMENT

21 OCT. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-142

P88o10143

EARLIER LAUNCH DATE SET FOR NASA HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE

25 OCT. 19'88 lp NASA RELEASE-S8-143

P80-10144

NASA ISSUES DRAFT GUIDELINES ON STATION

COMMERCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

25 OCT. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-144

P88-10145

NASA COMMERCIAL CENTER AWARDS LAUNCH

SERVICES CONTRACT

26 OCT. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-145

P88-10146

NEW TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED FOR

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

26 OCT. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-146

P88-10147

ATLANTIS SCHEDULED FOR ROLLOUT TO LAUNCH

PAD ON NOV, 2

31 OCT, 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-147

P08-10148

NASA AUTOMATED INFRARED SYSTEM TO MAP

FOREST FIRES

1 NOV, 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-148

P88-10149

NASA AND ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB SIGN

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AGREEMENT

1 NOV. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-149

P88-10150

NASA SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR TELEROBOTIC

SERVICER

1 NOV. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-150

P88-10181

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUS_NESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

3 NOV. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-151

P98-10152

WORLD'S FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER INSTALLED

AT NASA

10 NOV. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-152

P88-10153

MAGELLAN ELECTRICAL MISHAP INVESTIGATION

BOARD RELEASES FINDINGS

9 NOV. 1988 4p NASA RELEASE-88-153

PINI-10154

NASA'S BALLOON STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA

CONTINUE FROM AUSTRALIA

8 NOV. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-154

P88-10185

VETERAN ASTRONAUT SOSKO TO RETIRE FROM

NASA

9 NOV. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-155

P98-10154_

SHUTTLE ORBITER LOGISTICS CONTRACT

EXTENDED

10 NOV. 1968 2p NASA RELEASE-88-156

P08-10157

SHUTTLE-LAUNCHED SATELLITE PASSES EARLY

TESTS WiTH FLYING COLORS

14 NOV. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-157

P88-10158

MARTIN NAMED ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR

NASA EXPLORATION OFFICE

14 NOV. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-158

P88-10159

CANTUS RESLGNS FROM NASA

14 NOV. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-159

P88-10160

PEDERSEN APPOINTED ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS

21 NOV. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-160

P88-10161

KEY APPOINTMENTS MADE AT NASA

HEADQUARTERS, STENNIS SPACE CENTER

22 NOV. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-161

P98-10162

FOUR SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED

30 NOV. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-162

P88-10183

MOSER NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE STATION

30 NOV. 1986 2p NASA RELEASE-88-163

P88-10164

FINARELLI APPOINTED DEPUTY AA FOR EXTERNAL

RELATIONS

5 DEC. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-164

P88-10165

PIONEER ORBITER'S 10 YEARS HAVE REVEALED

MUCH ABOUT VENUS

5 DEC. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-165

P88-10166

NASA SELECTS 86 SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH

PROPOSALS

7 DEC. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-166

F-3
Pt_-10167

NASA. LTV SIGN COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT FOR

SCOUT ROCKET PRODUCTION

8 DEC. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE.-88-167

P88-101U

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY CONTINUES

SUPERNOVA STUDIES

12 DEC. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-168

PINI-10169

SCIENCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE ARCTIC OZONE

INVESTIGATION

13 DEC. 1988 4p NASA RELEASE-88-169

P88-10170

NASA AND UCAR SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

SUBORBITAL USE OF EXTERNAL TANKS

15 DEC, 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-170

P88-10171

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1988

16 DEC. 1988 20p NASA RELEASE-88-171

P88-101)'2

NASA'S OFFICE OF EXPLORATION RELEASES

ANNUAL REPORT

19 DEC. 1988 3p NASA RELEASE-88-172

P88-10173

PERALTA TO LEAVE NASA

18 DEC. 1988 21:) NASA RELEASE_88-173

P88-10174

NASA COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE

PUBLISHES USERS CATALOG

19 DEC. 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-174

P88-10175

TANNER NAMED DIRECTOR SPACE STATION

FREEDOM PROGRAM

29 DEC. 1988 2p NASA RELEASE-88-175

P88-10170

NASA/USBI SIGN BOOSTER CONTRACT EXTENSION

29 DEC, 1988 lp NASA RELEASE-88-1?6

NEWS RELEASES

F-4