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Index to NASA

News Releases

1995

NASA TM -111674

May 1996

An index to selected news releases

issued by NASA Headquarters during 1995.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Scientific and Technical Information Office

Washington, DC 1996
This publication was prepared by the NASA Center for AeroSpace Information,

800 Elkridge Landing Road, Linthicum Heights, MD 21090-2934, (301) 621-0390.
INTRODUCTION

This issue of the Index to NASA News Releases contains a listing of news releases distributed by

the Office of Public Affairs, NASA Headquarters, during 1995. 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 1994.

The index is arranged in six sectionsmSubject Index, Personal Names Index, News Release

Number Index, Accession Number Index, Speeches (see notes below), 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, crossreferences to related subject headings. Each entry contains the title, accession number, news

release number, and reference section, such as 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. Each entry contains the title, accession number, news

release number, and the reference section.

Section 3, New 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. Listing of speeches has been discontinued.

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

Center for AeroSpace Information (CASl), 800 Elkridge Landing Road, Linthicum Heights, MD

21090-2934. Requests for copies of the index itself should also be addressed to CASI via letter,

e-mail (help@ sti.nasa.gov), fax (301-621-0134), or telephone (301-621-0390).

iii

Table of Contents

SECTION PAGE

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

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

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

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

5. Speeches (Discontinued) .................................................................................................... E-1

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

SECT,O. 1 SUBJECT INDEX

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES 1995 MAY 1996

Typical Subject Index Listing

ADVANCED CONCEPTS RESEARCH PROJECTS

'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

OLICITED

ASA RELEASE-95-165] P95-10165 06

L_ _ REFERENCE

I r

ACCESSION SECTION

NUMBER NUMBER

The title of the news release is used as the prime

retrieval point. The accession number is located

at the bottom right of the entry, followed by

a two-digit number (06) identifying the index

section where a more detailed citation appears.

If available, the news release number is also

included.

A

ACCIDENTS

S EXPLOSIONS

ADVAN. SAT. FOR COSMOLOGY & ASTROPHYSICS

COSMIC RAY MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED

{NASA RELEASE-95-2081 P95-10208 06

ADVANCED CONCEPTS RESEARCH PROJECTS

'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

SOLICITED

{NASA RELEASE-95-1651 P95-10165 06

ADVANCED GEN. AVIATION TRANS. EXPER,

NASA FORMS PARTNERSHIP TO REVITALIZE

GENERAL AVIATION

i NASA RELEASE-95-1281 P95-10128 06

ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

[NASA RELEASE-95-4J P95-10004 06

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

I NASA RELEASE-95-203 } P95-10203 06

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR/SHUTTLE/

NASA DISCONTINUES WORK ON NOZZLE

PRODUCTION AT YELLOW CREEK

INASA RELEASE-95-60] P95-10060 06

ADVANCED STOVL AIRCRAFT

S STOVL AIRCRAFT

ADVANCED X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

S X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

AERODYNAMIC TEST RANGE

S EDWARDS AFB, CALIF.

AERODYNAMICS

SA SUPERSONICS

'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

SOLICITED

INASA RELEASE-95-165} P95-10165 06

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

INASA RELEASE-95-184] P95-10184 06

HISTORIC NASA WIND TUNNEL IS RETIRED

NASA RELEASE-95-1941 P95-10194 06

AEROENVIRONMENT, INC., MONROVIA, CA.

NEW SOLAR-POWERED ALTITUDE RECORD SET (N

NASA TEST FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-95-1521 P95-10152 06

AEROMOVER SYS. CORP., DEXTER, MI.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STFR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-2141 P95-10214 06

AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH

NASA REPORTS ON AVIATION, SPACE ADVANCES

AT OSHKOSH '95

NASA RELEASE-95-119} P95-10119 06

AERONAUTICS

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-214] P95-10214 06

AEROSPACE MEDICINE

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

AEROVIRONMENT, INC., PASADENA, CALIF.

NEW SOLAR-POWERED ALTITUDE RECORD SET IN

NASA TEST FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-95-1521 P95-10152 06

AGATE

S ADVANCED GEN. AVIATION TRANS. EXPER.

AGENCY-WIDE DISTRIBUTION ENVIRONMENT

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-95-154} P95-10154 06

AGENZIA SPAZIALE ITALIANA

S ITALIAN SPACE AGENCY

AGREEMENTS

SA INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE NOTICES ISSUED

INASA RELEASE-95-11 P95-10001 06

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

INASA RELEASE-95-6] P95-10006 06

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS, FLIES EARLIER

[ NASA RELEASE-95-33 } P95-10033 06

X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

[NASA RELEASE-95-38{ P95-10038 06

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR X-34

[NASA RELEASE-95-401 P95-10040 06

NASA, CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT SIGN

AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-51} P95-10051 06

NASA SIGNS FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION

AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-62} P95-10062 06

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-95-82} I)95 -10082 06

NASA AND CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCE

AGREEMENT TO AID BAY WITH SPACE AGENCY

TECHNOLOGY

INASA RELEASE-95-134} P95-10134 06

NASA/AIR FORCE SIGN COST-SAVING SUPPORT

SERVICES AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-180) P95-10180 06

AIR FLOW

S JET STREAM

AIR FORCE, U.S.

SA CAPE CANAVERAL AIR FORCE STATION, FLA.

SA VANDENBERG AFB, CALIF.

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

INASA RELEASE-95-4] P95-10004 06

NASA/AIR FORCE SIGN COST-SAVING SUPPORT

SERVICES AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-180] P95-10180 06

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

{NASA RELEASE-95-2031 P95-10203 06

AIR POLLUTION

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-681 P95-10068 06

NASA TESTS NEW NOISE R EDUCTION JET EXHAUST

NOZZLE

{NASA RELEASE-95-691 P95-10069 06

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-95-176] P95-10176 06

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

SA TERMINAL RADAR APPROACH CONTROL

/TRACON/

NASA TECHNOLOGY INCREASES EFFICIENCY AT

NEW AIRPORT

INASA RELEASE-95-66] P95-10066 06

NASA/FAA FORM PARTNERSHIP TO IMPROVE AIR

TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE-95-1501 P95-10150 06

NASA/FAA TESTING NEW AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

TOOLS AT DENVER AIRPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1981 P95-10198 06

AIRBORNE RES. ASSOCS., WESTON, MA.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STFR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-2141 P95-10214 06

AIRBORNE RESEARCH FACILITIES

NASA ROLLS OUT NEWEST AIRBORNE RESEARCH

FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-95-79} P95-10079 06

AIRBORNE TOPOGRAPHIC MAPPER

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95_7} P95-10067 06

AIRCRAFT

S B-52 AIRCRAFT

S C-130 AIRCRAFT

S CONCORDE AIRCRAFT

S DC-8 AIRCRAFT

S DC-9 AIRCRAFT

S ER-2 AIRCRAFT

S F-16 AIRCRAFT

S F-18 AIRCRAFT

S FIGHTER AIRCRAFT

S HIGH SPEED CIVIL TRANSPORT

S MD-11 AIRCRAFT

S MILITARY AIRCRAFT

S P-3 AIRCRAFT

S REMOTELY PILOTED RESEARCH VEHICLE

S STOVL AIRCRAFT

S SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

S SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT

S TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

S X-31 AIRCRAFT

S X-32 AIRCRAFT

A-1
AIRCRAFT CONTROL SUBJECTINDEX

AIRCRAFT CONTROL

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

( NASA RELEASE-95-1491 1:)95-10149 06

NASA FLIGHT TESTING BEGINS FOR F-18 NOSE

STRAKES

[NASA RELEASE-95-1751 P95-t0175 06

AIRCRAFT DESIGN

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE GENERAL AVIATION

DESIGN COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-95-1071 P95-10107 06

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

INASA RELEASE-95-1291 P95-10129 06

HISTORIC NASA WIND TUNNEL IS RETIRED

INASA RELEASE-95-1941 P95-10194 06

AIRCRAFT NOISE

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

[NASA RELEASE-95-4] P95-10004 06

AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1841 P95-10184 06

AIRCRAFT SAFETY

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

[NASA RELEASE-95-203J 1>95-10203 06

AIRCRAFT TESTS

NASA FLIGHT TESTING BEGINS FOR F-18 NOSE

STRAKES

[NASA RELEASE-95-1751 P95-10175 06

AIRCRAFT WINGS

SA DELTA WINGS

NASA FLIGHT TESTING BEGINS FOR F-18 NOSE

STRAKES

[NASA RELEASE-95-175[ P95-10175 06

AIRFOILS

S AIRCRAFT WINGS

S DELTA WINGS

AIRPORTS

S DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

AIRSAR

S SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR

ALABAMA A. AND M. UNIV.

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-78J P95-10078 06

ALASKA UNIV.

SPRITES CONFIRMED OVER STORMS OUTSIDE U.S,

FOR FIRST TIME

NASA RELEASE-95-84] P95-10084 06

ALIGNMENT

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

NASA RELEASE-95-10J P95-10010 06

ALL SKY MONITORING

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

NASA RELEASE-95-1621 I°95-10162 06

ALLIED SIGNAL TECHNICAL SERVICES CORP.

ASTRONAUT HIEB TO JOIN ALLIEDSlGNAL

TECHNICAL SERVICES

NASA RELEASE-95-36) P95-10036 06

ALPHA MAGNETIC SPECTROMETER

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

NASA RELEASE-95-157J P95-10t57 06

AMERICAN ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

INASA RELEASE-95-87] P95-10087 06

tUE OPERATIONS TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE,

ENDING AN ERA

[NASA RELEASE-95-1701 P95-10170 06

AMERICAN TECH. INITIATIVE FOR AEROSPACE

NASA FORMS PARTNERSHIP TO REVITALIZE

GENERAL AVIATION

INASA RELEASE-95-1281 P95-10128 06

AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD, CA.

SA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH LAB, ARC

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

NASA RELEASE-95-4 P95-10004 06

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

NASA RELEASE-95-14 1:)95-10014 06

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

NASA RELEASE-95-19 P95-10019 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY USED TO DEVELOP MEDICAL

INSTRUMENT

NASA RELEASE-95-20 P95-10020 06

U.S. INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-24 P95-10024 06

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROBE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

NASA RELEASE-95-34 P95-10034 06

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

NASA RELEASE-95-57 P95-10057 06

NASA TECHNOLOGY INCREASES EFFICIENCY AT

NEW AIRPORT

NASA RELEASE-95_o6 t)95-10066 06

NASA TESTS NEW NOISE REDUCTION JET EXHAUST

NOZZLE

NASA RELEASE-95-69 1>95-10069 06

DIAZ NAMED TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR

SCIENCE INSTITUTES

NASA RELEASE-95-110J P95-10110 06

NASA-FUNDED RESEARCH SEES FALL OF

OZONE-DEPLETING CHEMICAL

NASA RELEASE-95-1151 P95-10115 06

ATMOSPHERIC INSTRUMENT SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS ORBITER

NASA RELEASE-95-117J P95-10117 06

SPACE AGE SENSOR HELPS SAVE INFANTS'

LIVES

NASA RELEASE-95-137] P95-10137 06

REFURBISHED WIND TUNNEL TO OPEN AT NASA

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

NASA RELEASE-95-1431 P95-10143 06

PIONEER 11 TO END OPERATIONS AFTER EPIC

CAREER

NASA RELEASE-95-163] P95-10163 06

EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS LET STUDENTS FLY

HIGH

NASA RELEASE-95-169[ P95-10169 06

NASA FLIGHT TESTING BEGINS FOR F-18 NOSE

STRAKES

NASA RELEASE-95-175] P95-10175 06

NASA/FAA TESTING NEW AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

TOOLS AT DENVER AIRPORT

NASA RELEASE-9_198] P95-10198 06

AMHERST SYS. INC., BUFFALO, NY.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-214J P95-10214 06

ANTELOPE VALLEY UNION HS DISTRICT, CA.

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

INASA RELEASE-95-113J P95-10113 06

ANTENNAS

EUROPEAN CASSlNI HARDWARE DELIVERED TO

NASA

INASA RELEASE-95-118J P95-10118 06

GALILEO ON TRACK AFTER TAPE RECORDER

RECOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-193[ P95-10193 06

ANTIMAI"rER

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-157] P95-10157 06

APPROPRIATIONS AND BUDGETS

SA FUNDING

REVIEW TEAM PROPOSES SWEEPING

MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES AT

NASA

INASA RELEASE-95-73] P95-10073 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR RELEASES STATEMENT ON

GAD REPORT

{ NASA RELEASE-95-92 J P95-10092 06

NASA RELEASES GOLDIN'S STATEMENT ON

REDUCTIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-991 P95-10099 06

'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

SOLICITED

[NASA RELEASE-95-1651 1:)95-10165 06

ARC

S AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD,

CA

ARCHEOLOGY

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-12J P95-10012 06

ARIANE LAUNCH VEHICLE

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

INASA RELEASE-95-189] P95-10189 06

ARIZONA

NASA C- 130B AIRCRAFT HELPS FIGHT Sco_rSDALE

FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-95-116] 1>95-10116 06

ARIZONA STATE UNIV. TEMPE

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-14] P95-10014 06

ARNAV SYSTEMS, INC. PUYALLUP, WA

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STrR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-214J P95-10214 06

ARPA

S ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY

ASRM

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

ASSOCIATION OF UNIV. FOR RES. IN ASTRON.

HUBBLE MONITORS WEATHER ON NEIGHBORING

PLANETS

INASA RELEASE-95-311 P95-10031 06

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

INASA RELEASE-95-411 P95-10041 06

NASA'S HUBBLE TELESCOPE MAPS THE ANCIENT

SURFACE OF VESTA

INASA RELEASE-95-521 P95-10052 06

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-95-881 P95-10088 06

ASTEROIDS

SA EARTH CROSSING ASTEROIDS

SA TOUTATIS ASTEROID

SA VESTA ASTEROID

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-155] P95-10155 06

ASTOVL AIRCRAFT

S STOVL AIRCRAFT

ASTRO MISSIONS

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

INASA RELEASE-95-151 P95-10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-18J P95-10018 06

ASTRO_2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

INASA RELEASE-95-871 P95-10087 06

ASTRO-1

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

ASTRO-2

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

INASA RELEASE-95-87J P95-10087 06

ASTRONAUT PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED

STATES

{NASA RELEASE-95-191J P95-10191 06

A-2
SUBJECT INDEX

ASTRONAUT TRAINING

TWO INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES TO JOIN 1995

ASTRONAUT CLASS

INASA RELEASE-95-31 P95-10003 06

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-95-6i P95-10006 06

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY: LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

INASA RELEASE-95-391 P95-10039 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

INASA RELEASE-95-156} P95-10156 06

ASTRONAUT CHARLES LACY VEACH DIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-166] P95-10166 06

ASTRONAUTS

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-9J P95-10009 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

ASTRONAUT BAKER TO REPLACE SEGA AS NASA

MANAGER IN RUSSIA

NASA RELEASE-95-251 P95-10025 06

ASTRONAUT HIEB TO JOIN ALLIEDSIGNAL

TECHNICAL SERVICES

NASA RELEASE-95-36 P95-10036 06

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY; LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

I NASA RELEASE-95-391 P95-10039 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

I NASA RELEASE-95-55 P95-10055 06

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAVITY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-631 P95-10063 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-71} P95-10071 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77 P95-10077 06

SPACEWALKERS SELECTED FOR SECOND HUBBLE

SERVICING MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-81 P95-10081 06

REIGHTLER, RICHARDS, THUOT LEAVE

ASTRONAUT CORPS

INASA RELEASE-95-1041 P95-10104 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-1561 P95-10156 06

U.S. STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE

STATION COMPLETED

INASA RELEASE-95-161 [ P95-10161 06

ASTRONAUT CHARLES LACY VEACH DIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-166J P95-10166 06

ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED

STATES

]NASA RELEASE-95-1911 P95-10191 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192J P95-10192 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

INASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

ASTRONOMERS

IUE OPERATIONS TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE,

ENDING AN ERA

(NASA RELEASE-95-170] P95-10170 06

ASTRONOMY

S INFRARED ASTRONOMY

S RADIO ASTRONOMY

S ULTRAVIOLET ASTRONOMY

S X-RAY ASTRONOMY

ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL

HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

I NASA RELEASE-95-75] P95-10075 06

ASTROPHYSICS

IUE OPERATIONS TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE,

ENDING AN ERA

I NASA RELEASE-95-170 } P95-10170 06

NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR

DEVELOPMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-206) P95-10206 06

ATLANTIS

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

I NASA RELEASE-95-551 P95-10055 06

NASA ALTERS SHUTFLE FLIGHT SCHEDULE

[NASA RELEASE-95-59} P95-10059 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77] P95-10077 06

RUSSIAN DOCKING MODULE, SOLAR ARRAYS

ARRIVE IN FLORIDA

I NASA RELEASE-95-86} P95-10086 06

U.S SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

ATM

S AIRBORNE TOPOGRAPHIC MAPPER

ATMOSPHERE

S EARTH ATMOSPHERE

S PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES

S STRATOSPHERE

ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW DARK SPOT ON

NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-95-531 P95-10053 06

ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

[NASA RELEASE-95-17} P95-10017 06

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-176} P95-10176 06

ATMOSPHERIC EFFECTS

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-95-1761 P95-10176 06

ATMOSPHERIC ENTRY

GALILEO CROSSES BOUNDARY INTO JUPITER'S

ENVIRONMENT

iNASA RELEASE-95-2151 1:>95-10215 06

ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

[NASA RELEASE-95-43J P95-10043 06

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

INASA RELEASE-95-195] P95-10195 06

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

[NASA RELEASE-95-17] P95-10017 06

ATMOSPHERIC RADIATION

COSMIC RAY MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED

[NASA RELEASE-95-208] 1:>95-10208 06

ATMOSPHERIC SCATTERING

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

[NASA RELEASE-95-43J P95-10043 06

ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING

NOAA-14 INVESTIGATIVE BOARD FORMED TO

STUDY ANOMALY

[NASA RELEASE-95-35J P95-10035 06

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

[NASA RELEASE-95-T} P95-10007 06

BIOGRAPHY

NOAA-14 INVESTIGATIVE BOARD FORMED TO

STUDY ANOMALY

INASA RELEASE-95-351 P95-10035 06

AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS

SA VIDEO DISKS

NEW VlDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

[NASA RELEASE-95-21 } P95-10021 06

AUDITS

NASA ADMINISTRATOR RELEASES STATEMENT ON

GAD REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-92F P95-10092 06

AURA

S ASSOCIATION OF UNIV. FOR RES. IN ASTRON

AUSTRALIA

NASA ROCKETS TO BE LAUNCHED IN AUSTRALIAN

OUTBACK

INASA RELEASE-95-1871 P95-10187 06

AWARDS

SA CONTRACT AWARDS

SA GEORGE M LOW TROPHY

SA MINORITY CONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR

AWARD

SA PRESIDENTIAL DESIGN AWARD

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-48} P95-10048 06

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE GENERAL AVIATION

DESIGN COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-95-107i P95-10107 06

B

S-52 AIRCRAFT

40TH ANNIVERSARY ARRIVES FOR NASA B-52

INASA RELEASE-95-891 P95-10089 06

BALLOONS

NASA SCIENTIFIC BALLOONS CARRY FIRST

STUDENT PAYLOADS

]NASA RELEASE-95-144} P95-10144 06

BARSTOW HS, BARSTOW, CA.

LOW-COST NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY OPENS

INTERNET ACCESS FOR THE NATION'S K-12

SCHOOLS

[NASA RELEASE-95-141 I P95-10141 06

BECHTEL CORP., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-14} P95-10014 06

BENNETT COLLEGE, N.C.

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

INASA RELEASE*95-48] P95-10048 06

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-70} P95-10070 06

BILHARZlA

S SCHISTOSOMIASIS

BINARY STARS

HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

[NASA RELEASE-95-751 P95-10075 06

BIOENGINEERING

NASA TESTS PAINLESS WAYS OF MEASURING

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

[NASA RELEASE-95-37] P95-10037 06

BIOGRAPHY

TWO INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES TO JOIN 1995

ASTRONAUT CLASS

{NASA RELEASE-95-3J P95-10003 06

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-9J P95-10009 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18} P95-10018 06

MOBLEY NAMED NASA CHIEF ENGINEER

[NASA RELEASE-95-221 P95-10022 06

A-3
BIOINSTRUMENTATION

ASTRONAUT BAKER TO REPLACE SEGA AS NASA

MANAGER IN RUSSIA

NASA RELEASE-95-25 P95-10025 06

ASTRONAUT HIEB TO JOIN ALLIEDSlGNAL

TECHNICAL SERVICE, _

NASA RELEASE-95-36 P95-10036 06

JOSEPH H. ROTHENBERG NAMED DEPUTY

DIRECTOR OF GODDARD

NASA RELEASE-95-42 P95-10042 06

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-50 P95-10050 06

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MtCROGRAVITY FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-95-63 P95-10063 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK IOOTH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-71 P95-10071 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

NASA RELEASE-95-77 P95-10077 06

SPACEWALKERS SELECTED FOR SECOND HUBBLE

SERVICING MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-95-81 P95-10081 06

CREW SELECTED FOR SHUTTLE MISSION STS-77

ABOARD ENDEAVOUR

[NASA RELEASE-95-90[ P95-10090 06

SCHUMACHER, WHITEHEAD APPOINTED

ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATORS

[NASA RELEASE-95-102 P95-10102 06

REIGHTLER, RICHARDS, THUOT LEAVE

ASTRONAUT CORPS

(NASA RELEASE-95-104 P95-10104 06

CHRISTENSEN TO HEAD NEW HEADQUARTERS

OPERATIONS OFFICE

(NASA RELEASE-95-105J P95-10105 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121) P95-10121 06

JOSEPH H. ROTHENBERG NAMED DIRECTOR OF

GODDARD

{NASA RELEASE-95-126] P95-10126 06

GROSS NAMED NASA INSPECTOR GENERAL

{NASA RELEASE-95-139[ P95-10139 06

MULVILLE NAMED CHIEF ENGINEER

[NASA RELEASE-95-140} P95-10140 06

ASTRONAUT BAGIAN JOINS EPA

{NASA RELEASE-95-142} P95-10142 06

NASA PIONEER WALTER C. WILLIAMS DIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-179] P95-10179 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

(NASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

BIOINSTRUMENTATION

NASA TESTS PAINLESS WAYS OF MEASURING

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

[NASA RELEASE-95-37) P95-10037 06

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

SA PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

(NASA RELEASE-95-57[ P95-10057 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-95-1511 P95-I0151 06

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

INASA RELEASE-95-57} P95-10057 06

BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN CANISTERS/BRIC/

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121 ) P95-10121 06

BIOLOGY

S HUMAN RESEARCH

BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

HUNTOON TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR LIFE

SCIENCES INSTITUTE

I NASA RELEASE-95-132] P95-10132 06

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-210] P95-10210 06

BIOREACTORS

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-46( P95-10046 06

BIOSCIENCE

S HUMAN RESEARCH

S LIFE SCIENCES

BIOTECHNOLOGY

SA LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS

SA MAN-SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

NEW TECHNOLOGY USED TO DEVELOP MEDICAL

INSTRUMENT

{ NASA RELEASE-95-201 P95-10020 06

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-46J P95-10046 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-121] P95-10121 06

SPACE AGE SENSOR HELPS SAVE INFANTS'

LIVES

[NASA RELEASE-95-137] P95-10137 06

BIRDS

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

[ NASA RELEASE-95-57[ P95-10057 06

BIRTH

SPACE-AGE FORCEPS COULD MAKE INFANT

DELIVERY SAFER

[NASA RELEASE-95-153] P95-10153 06

BLACK HOLES/ASTRONOMY/

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-95-162] P95-10162 06

HUBBLE FINDS NEW BLACK HOLE AND

UNEXPECTED MYSTERIES

I NASA RELEASE-95-216] P95-10216 06

BLUE STARS

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

(NASA RELEASE-95-120( P95-10120 06

BOEING DEFENSE AND SPACE GROUP

NASA, BOEING SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

INASA RELEASE-95-2] P95-10002 06

EXTERIOR OF SPACE STATION MODULE

COMPLETED; FIRST IDR HELD

INASA RELEASE-95-45[ P95-10045 06

BOEING, KHRUNICHEV SIGN CONTRACT FOR

SPACE STATION ELEMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-138[ P95-10138 06

U.S. STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE

STATION COMPLETED

INASA RELEASE-95-161[ P95-10161 06

BONE DEMINERAMZATION

NEW TECHNOLOGY USED TO DEVELOP MEDICAL

INSTRUMENT

JNASA RELEASE-95-20[ P95-10020 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

(NASA RELEASE-95-121[ P95-10121 06

BONE STIFFNESS ANALYZER

NEW TECHNOLOGY USED TO DEVELOP MEDICAL

INSTRUMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-20[ P95-10020 06

BONES

NEW TECHNOLOGY USED TO DEVELOP MEDICAL

INSTRUMENT

{NASA RELEASE-95-20] P95-10020 06

BOOSTERS

S LAUNCH VEHICLES

SUBJECT INDEX

BROWN DWARF STARS

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

INASA RELEASE-95-212[ P95-10212 06

BROWN UNIV., PROVIDENCE, R.I.

NASA AND CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCE

AGREEMENT TO AID BAY WITH SPACE AGENCY

TECHNOLOGY

(NASA RELEASE-95-1341 P98-10134 06

BUDGETS

S APPROPRIATIONS AND BUDGETS

S FUNDING

BUIST ACADEMY, CHARLESTON, SC.

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTTLE

INASA RELEASE-95-181[ 1:)95-10181 06

C

C-130 AIRCRAFT

NASA C-130B AIRCRAFT HELPS FIGHT SCOTTSDALE

FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-95-116[ P95-10116 06

CALIFORNIA INST. OF TECHNOL, PASADENA

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[ NASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

SURFSAT SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED INTO

SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-2041 P95-10204 06

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

[NASA RELEASE-95-212[ P95-10212 06

CAMFORNIA UNIV.

US, INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-24 1:'95-10024 06

CAUFORNIA UNIV., BERKELEY

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-214 P95-10214 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV., LOS ANGELES

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-196 P95-10196 06

CAUFORNIA UNIV., SAN DIEGO

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTTLE

NASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10181 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV., SAN FRANCISCO

SPACE AGE SENSOR HELPS SAVE INFANTS'

LIVES

NASA RELEASE-95-137 P95-10137 06

CAMBODIA

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

NASA RELEASE-95-12 P95-10012 06

CAMERA TECHNOLOGY

NEW IMAGING SENSOR SHRINKS CAMERAS TO THE

SIZE OF A CHIP

NASA RELEASE-95-98 P95-10098 06

CAMERAS

SA WIDE FIELD/PLANETARY CAMERA 2

NEW IMAGING SENSOR SHRINKS CAMERAS TO THE

SIZE OF A CHIP

[NASA RELEASE-95_981 P95-10098 06

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTTLE

{NASA RELEASE-95-181 ] P95-10181 06

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1961 P95-10196 06

CANADA

SA CANADIAN SPACE AGENCY

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-671 P95-10067 06

CANADIAN SATELLITES

S RADARSAT

A-4
SUBJECT INDEX

CANADIAN SPACE AGENCY

TWO INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES TO JOIN 1995

ASTRONAUT CLASS

INASA RELEASE-95-3] P95-10003 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

[NASA RELEASE-95-1731 P95-10173 06

CAPE CANAVERAL AIR FORCE STATION, FLA.

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER SHIPPED TO

LAUNCH SITE

[NASA RELEASE-95-80} P95-10080 06

CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA.

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

CAPE KENNEDY, FLA.

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

CARBON DIOXIOE REMOVAL

NEW DEVICE REMOVES DEADLY CARBON

MONOXIDE

{NASA RELEASE-95-218} P95-10218 06

CARBON MONOXIDE

NEW DEVICE REMOVES DEADLY CARBON

MONOXIDE

[NASA RELEASE-95o218} P95-10216 06

CASSINI HUYGENS PROBE

S HUYGENS PROBE

CASSINI MISSION

SATURN'S RINGS: NOW YOU SEE THEM, NOW YOU

DON'T

[NASA RELEASE-95-72] P95-10072 06

EUROPEAN CASSlNI HARDWARE DELIVERED TO

NASA

[ NASA RELEASE-95-118 } P95-10118 06

CATHALYSIS

NEW DEVICE REMOVES DEADLY CARBON

MONOXIDE

{NASA RELEASE-95-2181 P95-10218 06

CCD

S CHARGE COUPLED DEVICE

CELLS

S FUEL CELLS

S PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS

CENTER FOR SPACE MICROELECTRONICS TECH.

NEW IMAGING SENSOR SHRINKS CAMERAS TO THE

SIZE OF A CHIP

{NASA RELEASE-95-98} P95-10098 06

CENTER-TRACON AUTOMATION SYSTEM

NASA TECHNOLOGY INCREASES EFFICIENCY AT

NEW AIRPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-66] P95-10066 06

CENTER/TRACON AUTOMATION SYSTEM/CTAS/

NASA/FAA TESTING NEW AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

TOOLS AT DENVER AIRPORT

INASA RELEASE-95-198} P95-10198 06

CENTRE NATL. D'ETUDES SPATIALES, FRANCE

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

[NASA RELEASE-95-7} P95-10007 06

NASA AND cNEs SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

[NASA RELEASE-95-189] P95-10189 06

CHAMPOLLIONICOMET LANDER/

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

I NASA RELEASE-95-1891 P95-10189 06

CHARGE COUPLED DEVICE

NEW IMAGING SENSOR SHRINKS CAMERAS TO THE

SIZE OF A CHIP

I NASA RELEASE-95-98] P95-10098 06

CHECKOUT

RUSSIAN DOCKING MODULE, SOLAR ARRAYS

ARRIVE IN FLORIDA

{NASA RELEASE-95-86J P95-10086 06

CHEMICAL REACTIONS

S OXIDATION

CHEMICAL SYSTEMS FOR SPACE POWER

S FUEL CELLS

CHICAGO, ILL.

NASA, CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT SIGN

AGREEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-95-51 I P95-10051 06

GOLDIN TO KICK OFF 'TECH 2005' CONFERENCE

IN CHICAGO

[NASA RELEASE-95-1771 P95-10177 06

CISLUNAR AEROSPACE, INC., VALLEJO, CA.

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

NASA RELEASE-95-113J P95-10113 06

CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

INASA RELEASE-95-106] P95-10106 06

CITY UNIV. OF NEW YORK

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

{NASA RELEASE-95-70 ] P95-10070 06

CLARK-ATLANTA UNIV., CA.

YVONNE FREEMAN APPOINTED PROVOST OF

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

INASA RELEASE-95-213] P95-10213 06

CLEAR LAKE, TEX.

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-95-6} P95-10006 06

CLIMATE

HUBBLE MONITORS WEATHER ON NEIGHBORING

PLANETS

{NASA RELEASE-95*31} PB5-10031 06

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

INASA RELEASE-95-43] P95-10043 06

CLIMATE CHANGE

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

[NASA RELEASE-95-7} P95-10007 06

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

[ NASA RELEASE-95-431 P95-10043 06

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-67} P95-10067 06

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

[NASA RELEASE-95-159] P95-10159 06

CLIMATOLOGY

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

[NASA RELEASE-95-431 P95-10043 06

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-67] P95-10067 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON COMPLETES PRIME MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-146J P95-10146 06

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

INASA RELEASE-95-159} P95-10159 06

TESTS MAY PROVIDE INSIGHT ON SEVERE

WEATHER EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-197] P95-10197 06

CLOUDS

SA HYDROGEN CLOUDS

SA MAGELLANIC CLOUDS

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

[NASA RELEASE-95-43] P95.10043 06

SPACE DISTURBANCE DETECTED BY NASA

SATELLITE BEFORE REACHING EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-95-202] P95-10202 06

CNES /FRANCE/

S CENTRE NATL. D'ETUDES SPATIALES, FRANCE

CNSR

S ROSETTA MISSION

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY, VA.

NASA SCIENTIFIC BALLOONS CARRY FIRST

STUDENT PAYLOADS

[NASA RELEASE-95-144] P95-10144 06

CONESTOGA LAUNCH VEHICLES

COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[ NASA RELEASE-95-49 ] P95-10049 06

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAVlTY FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-63{ 1:=95-10063 06

COMET/SPACE EXPERIMENT MODULE/

S COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

/COMET/

COMET COMPOSITION

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

{NASA RELEASE-95-1891 P95-10189 06

COMETS

SA HALE-BOPP COMET

SA WILD-2 COMET

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

{NASA RELEASE-95-881 P95-10088 06

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-155] P95-10155 06

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

[NASA RELEASE-95-189J P95-10189 06

COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER/COMET/

NASA SELECTS EER FOR ORBITAL. RECOVERY

EXPERIMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-95*44{ P95-10044 06

COMMUNICATION NETWORKS

S INTERNETS

S PRIMARY INTERACTIVE NETWORK

COMMUNICATIONS

S SPACECRAFT COMMUNICATIONS

COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

SOLICITED

INASA RELEASE-95-1651 P95-10165 06

COMPETITION

SA NASA/FAA GENERAL AVIATION DESIGN

COMP.

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE GENERAL AVIATION

DESIGN COMPETITION

INASA RELEASE-95-1071 P95-10107 06

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

INASA RELEASE-95-112] P95-10112 06

COMPOSITE MATERIALS

SPACE-AGE FORCEPS COULD MAKE INFANT

DELIVERY SAFER

INASA RELEASE-95-153] P95-10153 06

COMPUTER NETWORKS

SA INTERNETS

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-95-106] P95-10106 06

COMPUTER PROGRAMS

NASA TECHNOLOGY INCREASES EFFICIENCY AT

NEW AIRPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-66] P95-I0066 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STFR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-214] P95-10214 06

COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

[NASA RELEASE-95-14] 1:)95-10014 06

TOUTATIS ONE OF THE STRANGEST OBJECTS IN

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-95-171] P95-10171 06

CONCORDE AIRCRAFT

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-176] 1:)95-10176 06

CONESTOGA LAUNCH VEHICLES

NASA SELECTS EER FOR ORBITAL, RECOVERY

EXPERIMENTS

INASA RELEASE-95-44) P95-10044 06

A-5
CONFERENCES

CONFERENCES

S EAA FLY-IN CONV. & SPORT AVIATION EXHIB,

S TECH 2005

CONGENITAL ANOMALIES

SPACE AGE SENSOR HELPS SAVE INFANTS'

LIVES

[NASA RELEASE-g5-1371 P95-10137 06

CONGRESS, U.S.

NASA AND CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCE

AGREEMENT TO AID BAY WITH SPACE AGENCY

TECHNOLOGY

INASA RELEASE-95-1341 P95-10134 06

CONSTELLATIONS

S CYGNUS CONSTELLATION

S LEPUS CONSTELLATION

S SERPENS CONSTELLATION

CONTRACT AWARDS

SA SUBCONTRACTS

NASA, BOEING SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

NASA RELEASE-95-2) 1:)95-10002 06

NASA AWARDS $481.6 MILLION CONTRACT TO

HUGHES

NASA RELEASE-95-161 P95-10016 06

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

INASA RELEASE-95-301 P95-10030 06

NASA SELECTS EER FOR ORBITAL, RECOVERY

EXPERIMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-9544] P95-10044 06

NASA'S SWEEPING PROCUREMENT REFORMS

AFFECT EOS BIDS

{NASA RELEASE-95-65} P95-10065 06

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-781 P95-10078 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-103} 1>95-10103 06

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

{ NASA RELEASE-95-1131 P95-10113 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 SBIR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1831 P95-10183 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 PHASE I1 RESEARCH

PROPOSAL SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-199] P95-10199 06

CONTRACT EVALUATION

NASA TO PURSUE NON-COMPETITIVE SHUTTLE

CONTRACT WITH U.S. ALLIANCE

I NASA RELEASE-95-205} P95-10205 06

CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS

NASA, BOEING SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-21 P95-10002 06

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-23} P95-10023 06

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

(NASA RELEASE-95-30} P95-10030 06

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

NASA TO PURSUE NON-COMPETITIVE SHUTTLE

CONTRACT WITH U.S. ALLIANCE

[NASA RELEASE-95-205] P95-10205 (36

CONTRACT PROPOSALS

NASA'S SWEEPING PROCUREMENT REFORMS

AFFECT EOS BIDS

INASA RELEASE-95-651 P95-10065 06

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95o158] P95-10158 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 PHASE II RESEARCH

PROPOSAL SELECTIONS

iNASA RELEASE-95-199] P95-10199 06

NASA TO PURSUE NON-COMPETITIVE SHUTTLE

CONTRACT WITH US. ALLIANCE

INASA RELEASE-95-205] P95-10205 06

CONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS

NASA AWARDS $481.6 MILLION CONTRACT TO

HUGHES

INASA RELEASE-95-16[ P95-10016 06

CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

NASA'S SWEEPING PROCUREMENT REFORMS

AFFECT EOS BIDS

{NASA RELEASE-95-65} P95-10065 06

CONTROL SYSTEMS

SA AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

SA AIRCRAFT CONTROL

SA PROPULSION CONTROL

SA TERMINAL RADAR APPROACH CONTROL

/TRACON/

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-149J P95-10149 06

CONTROLLED ECOLOGICAL LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM

STUDY SHOWS FEASIBILITY OF PLANT-BASED LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEMS

(NASA RELEASE-95-1451 P95-10145 06

COOPERATION

S INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

S INTERAGENCY COOPERATION

S INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

S SCHOLASTIC COOPERATION

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT NOTICES

REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE NOTICES ISSUED

I NASA RELEASE-95-1 } P95-10001 06

NASA AWARDS $71 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

INASA RELEASE-95-1131 P95-10113 06

'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

SOLICITED

INASA RELEASE-95-165} P95-10165 06

X-33 DRAFT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT NOTICED

ISSUED

INASA RELEASE-95-219} P95-10219 06

CORE SAMPLING

COMET SAMPLE RETURN MISSION PICKED AS NEXT

DISCOVERY FLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-2091 P95-10209 06

CORNELL UNIV., N.Y.

SATURN MOON MYSTERY CONTINUES: COULD

HUBBLE HAVE DISCOVERED SHATTERED

SATELLITES?

[NASA RELEASE-95-1721 P95-10172 06

CORONAS

S SOLAR CORONA

COSMIC DUST

COMET SAMPLE RETURN MISSION PICKED AS NEXT

DISCOVERY FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-209J P95-10209 06

COSMIC RAYS

SA GAMMA RAY BURSTS

ULYSSES CLIMBS TO HIGHEST LATITUDE OVER

SUN'S NORTHERN POLE

INASA RELEASE-95-125} P95-10125 06

COSMIC RAY MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED

I NASA RELEASE-95-208] P95-10208 06

COSMONAUTS

SA STAR CITY, U.S.S.R.

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

INASA RELEASE-95-156} 1:)95-10156 06

COST ANALYSIS

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS, FLIES EARLIER

{NASA RELEASE-95-33] P95-10033 06

COST ESTIMATES

NASA'S SWEEPING PROCUREMENT REFORMS

AFFECT EOS BIDS

{ NASA RELEASE-95_5 J 1:)95-10065 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR RELEASES STATEMENT ON

GAD REPORT

I NASA RELEASE-95-921 P95-10092 06

COST REDUCTION

NASA DISCONTINUES WORK ON NOZZLE

PRODUCTION AT YELLOW CREEK

INASA RELEASE-95-60J P95-10060 06

SUBJECT INDEX

REVIEW TEAM PROPOSES SWEEPING

MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES AT

NASA

i NASA RELEASE-95-73 } P95-10073 06

NEW RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT PROCESS WILL

SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

{NASA RELEASE-95-167] P95-10167 06

COSTS

'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

SOLICITED

{NASA RELEASE-95-1651 P95-10165 06

CRASH HAZARD

S AIRCRAFT SAFETY

CRYOGENICS

NASA HELPS LOUISIANA COMPANY RECYCLE TIRES

FOR OTHER USES

{ NASA RELEASE-95-186 J P95-10186 06

CRYOPOLYMERS, INC., ST. FRANClSVlLLE, LA.

NASA HELPS LOUISIANA COMPANY RECYCLE TIRES

FOR OTHER USES

INASA RELEASE-95-1861 P95-10186 06

CRYSTAL GROWTH

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18J P95-10018 06

NASA ANNOUNCES MtCROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

CRYSTALS

S PROTEIN CRYSTALS

CTAS

S CENTER-TRACON AUTOMATION SYSTEM

CULTURE TECHNIQUES

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

CYGNUS CONSTELLATION

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-148J P95-10148 06

D

DARK MATTER

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

{NASA RELEASE-95-157J P95-I0157 06

DATA ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS

S NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE DATA CENTER,

GSFC

DATA BASES

NASA TECHNOLOGY INCREASES EFFICIENCY AT

NEW AIRPORT

{ NASA RELEASE-95_o6 J P95-10066 06

NASA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH GOES ON LINE

[ NASA RELEASE-95-97} P95-10097 06

DATA STORAGE DEVICES

GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE

TESTED

INASA RELEASE-95-188] 1°95-10188 06

DBA SYSTEMS, INC., MELBOURNE, FL

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

INASA RELEASE-95-68[ P95-10068 06

DC-XA

NASA RECEIVES 'DC-XA' ROCKET FOR

DEVELOPMENT OF RLV TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-95-114} P95-10114 06

DC-8 AIRCRAFT

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

{NASA RELEASE-95-43J P95-10043 06

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-671 P95-10067 06

DC-9 AIRCRAFT

NASA ROLLS OUT NEWEST AIRBORNE RESEARCH

FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-95-79J P95-I0079 06

A-6
SUBJECT INDEX EDUCATIONALPROGRAMS

DEBRIS

S SPACE DEBRIS

DEEP SPACE NETWORK

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-155_ P95-10155 06

SURFSAT SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED INTO

SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-2041 P95-10204 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207} P95-10207 06

DEFENSE, DEPARTMENT OF

S DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

DELTA CLIPPER-EXPERIMENTAL ADVANCED

S DC-XA

DELTA WINGS

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

INASA RELEASE-95-1841 P95-10184 06

DEMINERALIZATION

S BONE DEMINERALIZATION

DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

NASA TECHNOLOGY INCREASES EFFICIENCY AT

NEW AIRPORT

INASA RELEASE-95-661 P95-10066 06

NASA/FAA TESTING NEW AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

TOOLS AT DENVER AIRPORT

I NASA RELEASE-95-1981 P95-10198 06

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

S NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC

ADMIN.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

SA ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-5J P95-10005 06

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-95-82 } P95-10082 06

NASA JOINS FAA AND DOD IN HUMAN FACTORS

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-95-91 ] P95-10091 06

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

INASA RELEASE-95-1571 P95-10157 06

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

S FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

DESCENT ADVISOR

NASA/FAA TESTING NEW AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

TOOLS AT DENVER AIRPORT

INASA RELEASE-95-198] P95-10198 06

DESIGN CRITERIA

S AIRCRAFT DESIGN

S SPACECRAFT DESIGN

DETECTORS

S INFRARED DETECTORS

S OPTICAL TRANSIENT DETECTOR

DEUTERIUM

NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR

DEVELOPMENT

[ NASA RELEASE-95-206J P95-10206 06

DISCOVERY

RENDEZVOUS WiTH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUFFLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUFFLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

[NASA RELEASE-95-55} P95-10055 06

NASA ALTERS SHUFFLE FLIGHT SCHEDULE

[NASA RELEASE*95-59J P95-10059 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-71 ] P95-10071 06

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR 100TH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-761 P95-10076 06

COMET SAMPLE RETURN MISSION PICKED AS NEXT

DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-209] P95-10209 06

DISCOVERY PROGRAM

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-19J P95-10019 06

MARS PATHFINDER PASSES MAJOR SET OF

ENGINEERING MILESTONES

INASA RELEASE-95-94] P95-10094 06

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

[NASA RELEASE-95-112] P95-10112 06

DISEASES

NASA SCIENTISTS GAIN INSIGHT INTO DEADLY

DISEASE

[NASA RELEASE-95-211 ] P95-10211 06

DOCKING

S SPACE DOCKING

DOCKING MODULE

EXTERIOR OF SPACE STATION MODULE

COMPLETED; FIRST IDR HELD

INASA RELEASE-95-451 P95-10045 06

RUSSIAN DOCKING MODULE, SOLAR ARRAYS

ARRIVE IN FLORIDA

INASA RELEASE-95-861 P95-10086 06

DOD

S DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

DOE

S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

NASA TO DEDICATE NEW FUEL CELL

DEVELOPMENT TESTBED

INASA RELEASE-95-8] 1:)95-10008 06

40TH ANNIVERSARY ARRIVES FOR NASA B-52

INASA RELEASE-95-891 995-10089 06

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1491 P95-10149 06

NEW SOLAR-POWERED ALTITUDE RECORD SET IN

NASA TEST FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1521 P95o10152 06

NASA FLIGHT TESTING BEGINS FOR F-18 NOSE

STRAKES

[ NASA RELEASE-95-1751 P95-10175 06

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

{NASA RELEASE-95-2031 P95-10203 06

DSN

S DEEP SPACE NETWORK

DUST

S COSMIC DUST

S INTERPLANETARY DUST

S INTERSTELLAR DUST

DUST STORMS

GALILEO FLYING THROUGH INTENSE DUST

STORM

{NASA RELEASE-95-1471 P95-10147 06

DWARF STARS

S BROWN DWARF STARS

DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

NASA, CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT SIGN

AGREEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-95-51} P95-10051 06

E

EAA FLY-IN CONV. & SPORT AVIATION EXHIB.

NASA REPORTS ON AVIATION, SPACE ADVANCES

AT OSHKOSH '95

[NASA RELEASE-95-119] 1:=95-10119 06

EAGLE NEBULA

EMBRYONIC STARS EMERGE FROM INTERSTELLAR

'EGGS'

[NASA RELEASE-95-1901 P95-10190 06

EARTH

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

[NASA RELEASE-95-21 ] P95-10021 06

EARTH ATMOSPHERE

SA STRATOSPHERE

SA UPPER ATMOSPHERE

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

INASA RELEASE-95-681 P95-10068 06

EARTH CROSSING ASTEROIDS

TOUTATIS ONE OF THE STRANGEST OBJECTS IN

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-95-1711 P95-10171 06

EARTH ENVIRONMENT

THE PERSPECTIVE FROM SPACE IS CRITICAL TO

EARTH STUDIES, GOLDIN SAYS

INASA RELEASE-95-541 P95-10054 06

SPACE DISTURBANCE DETECTED BY NASA

SATELLITE BEFORE REACHING EARTH

INASA RELEASE-95-2021 1:)95-10202 06

EARTH OBSERVATIONS/FROM SPACE/

THE PERSPECTIVE FROM SPACE IS CRITICAL TO

EARTH STUDIES, GOLDIN SAYS

[NASA RELEASE-95-54J P95-10054 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIll SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM/EOS/

NASA'S SWEEPING PROCUREMENT REFORMS

AFFECT EOS BIDS

I NASA RELEASE-95_65 } P95-10065 06

NASA RELEASES GOLDIN'S STATEMENT ON

REDUCTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-99} P95-10099 06

NASA INSTRUMENT ILLUMINATES LINKS BETWEEN

LIGHTNING. TORNADOES

[NASA RELEASE-95-16OI P95-10160 06

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS,

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

THE CHANGING FACE OF OUR HOME PLANET

[NASA RELEASE-95-201[ P95-10201 06

EARTH ORBIT

NEW ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY RELEASED

INASA RELEASE-95-93] 1:)95-10093 06

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIV.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STrR PHASE It

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-2141 P95-10214 06

EASTMAN KODAK CO., ROCHESTER, N.Y.

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

INASA RELEASE-95-101 P95-10010 06

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

NASA AND CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCE

AGREEMENT TO AID BAY WITH SPACE AGENCY

TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-95-134} P95-10134 06

EDUCATION

SA NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

SA PILOT TRAINING

NEW VlDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

[NASA RELEASE-95-21] P95-10021 06

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-641 P95-10064 06

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-681 1:)95-10068 06

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-70) P95-10070 06

EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS LET STUDENTS FLY

HIGH

[NASA RELEASE-95-169} P95-10169 06

NASA BEGINS SERIES OF LIVE EDUCATION

TELECASTS

INASA RELEASE-95-200] P95-10200 06

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

SA JASON FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION

SA UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

[NASA RELEASE-95-21 I P95-10021 06

A-7
EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION SUBJECT INDEX

NASA SIGNS FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION

AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-621 P95-10062 06

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10085 06

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE*95-1131 P95-10113 06

MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS EXPERIENCE

SCIENCE AT NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-131 J P95-10131 06

LOW-COST NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY OPENS

INTERNET ACCESS FOR THE NATION'S K-12

SCHOOLS

[NASA RELEASE-95-141J P95-10141 06

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTTLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-181 I P95-10181 06

NASA BEGINS SERIES OF LIVE EDUCATION

TELECASTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2001 P95-10200 06

EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

INASA RELEASE-95-21 I P95-10021 06

NASA BEGINS SERIES OF LIVE EDUCATION

TELECASTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-2001 P95-10200 06

EDUCATORS

MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS EXPERIENCE

SCIENCE AT NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-131 } P95-10131 06

EDWARDS AFB, CALIF.

NASA TO DEDICATE NEW FUEL CELL

DEVELOPMENT TESTBED

INASA RELEASE-95-SI P95-10008 06

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

[NASA RELEASE-95-203J P95-10203 06

EER SYSTEMS CORP., VIENNA, VA.

NASA SELECTS EER FOR ORBITAL, RECOVERY

EXPERIMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-44J P95-10044 06

EGGS

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

{NASA RELEASE-95-57] P95-10057 06

EL NINO

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

[NASA RELEASE-gS-7I P95-10007 06

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

[NASA RELEASE*95-159] P95-10159 06

ELECTROLYSIS

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121] P95-10121 06

ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

S EXTREME UV RADIATION

S GAMMA RAY BURSTS

S RADIO WAVES

S ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

S X-RAYS

ELECTRON DENSITY

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT TO MAKE CLOSEST

APPROACH TO SUN

[NASA RELEASE-95-26] P95-10026 06

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

S SEMICONDUCTORS

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT TESTS

GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-95-188] P95-10188 06

ELECTRONICS

S MICROELECTRONICS

EUZABETH CITY STATE UNIV. N.C,

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

INASA RELEASE-95-1061 P95-10106 06

ELLIPTICAL GALAXIES

HUBBLE FINDS NEW BLACK HOLE AND

UNEXPECTED MYSTERIES

INASA RELEASE-95-216] 1:)95-10216 06

EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIV., FLA.

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-129] P95-10129 06

ENDEAVOUR

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

INASA RELEASE-95-121 P95-10012 06

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

INASA RELEASE-95-15J P95-10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-95-18J P95-10018 06

US INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-24] P95-10024 06

CREW SELECTED FOR SHUFFLE MISSION STS-77

ABOARD ENDEAVOUR

[NASA RELEASE-95-901 P95-10090 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHU]-[LE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-1211 P95-10121 06

NASA MANAGERS DEFER NEXT LAUNCH OF SPACE

SHUTTLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1301 P95-10130 06

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS,

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

THE CHANGING FACE OF OUR HOME PLANET

{NASA RELEASE-95-201J P95-10201 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[NASA RELEASE-95-217] P95-10217 06

ENDOROBOTICS CORP., WARREN, NJ.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STFR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-214J P95o10214 06

ENGINE DESIGN

NEW SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE READY FOR

FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-32) P95-10032 06

ENGINE TESTS

NEW SPACE SHUFFLE MAIN ENGINE READY FOR

FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-321 I)95-10032 06

GALILEO ENGINE FIRING SCHEDULED; PRESS

BRIEFING TO FOLLOW

I NASA RELEASE-95-122] P95-10122 06

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-95-176] P95-10176 06

ENGINEERS

NASA PIONEER WALTER C WILLIAMS DIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-179] P95-10179 06

ENGINES

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

S HIGH PRESSURE ENGINES

S ROCKET ENGINES

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

S SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE

ENVIRON. RES. AIRCRAFT & SENSOR TECH.

NEW SOLAR-POWERED ALTITUDE RECORD SET IN

NASA TEST FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95*152J 1>95-10152 06

ENVIRONMENT

S EARTH ENVIRONMENT

S ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

S SPACE ENVIRONMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

I NASA RELEASE-95-4J P95-10004 06

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

[ NASA RELEASE-95-4] P95-10004 06

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

SUCCESSFUL US-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

[ NASA RELEASE-95-11 J P95-10011 06

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

SPACE STATION COMPLETES MAJOR LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEM TESTS

{NASA RELEASE-95-61J P95-10061 06

ASTRONAUT BAGIAN JOINS EPA

INASA RELEASE-95-142] P95-10142 06

ENZYMES

NASA SCIENTISTS GAIN INSIGHT INTO DEADLY

DISEASE

[NASA RELEASE-95-211 ] P95-10211 06

EOS/EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM/

S EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM/EOS/

EPA

S ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

EQUIPMENT

S MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT FAILURE

GALILEO SPACECRAFT ANOMALY BEING

INVESTIGATED

[NASA RELEASE-95-182] P95-10182 06

GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE

TESTED

INASA RELEASE-95-188] P95-10188 06

ER-2 AIRCRAFT

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

[NASA RELEASE-95-43[ P95-10043 06

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-176] P95-10176 06

ERAST

S ENVIRON. RES, AIRCRAFT & SENSOR TECH,

ESRO

S EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

EUROPA

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

[NASA RELEASE-95-171 P95-10017 06

EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

INASA RELEASE-95-17J P95-10017 06

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT TO MAKE CLOSEST

APPROACH TO SUN

[NASA RELEASE-95-26] P95-10026 06

HUBBLE MONITORS WEATHER ON NEIGHBORING

PLANETS

[NASA RELEASE-95-31 J P95-10031 06

EUROPEAN CASSINI HARDWARE DELIVERED TO

NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-118J P95-10118 06

ULYSSES CLIMBS TO HIGHEST LATITUDE OVER

SUN'S NORTHERN POLE

INASA RELEASE-95-125] P95-10125 06

IUE OPERATIONS TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE,

ENDING AN ERA

I NASA RELEASE-95-170] P95-10170 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

INASA RELEASE-95-1731 P95-10173 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192{ P95-10192 06

EUROPEAN SPACE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION

S EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

EVA

S EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY

EVAPORATING GASEOUS GLOBULES

EMBRYONIC STARS EMERGE FROM INTERSTELLAR

'EGGS'

[NASA RELEASE-95-19OI P95-10190 06

EVOLUTION

S GALACTIC EVOLUTION

S STELLAR EVOLUTION

A-8
SUBJECT INDEX

EXCELLENCE AWARD, NASA

S GEORGE M. LOW TROPHY

EXECUTIVE ORDERS

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

1NASA RELEASE-95-82] P95-10082 06

EXHAUST

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-176[ P95-10176 06

EXHIBITS

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

EXOBIOLOGY

S LIFE SCIENCES

EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFt" ASSOCIATION

NASA REPORTS ON AVIATION, SPACE ADVANCES

AT OSHKOSH '95

[NASA RELEASE-95-1191 P95-10119 06

NASA FORMS PARTNERSHIP TO REVITALIZE

GENERAL AVIATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-1281 P95-10128 06

EXPERIMENTS

S HIGH ENERGY X-RAY T_MtNG EXPERIMENT

S SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS

S SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

EXPLORER PROGRAM

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS, FLIES EARLIER

[NASA RELEASE-95-33[ P95-10033 06

EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S FAR ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROSCOPIC

EXPLORER

EXPLOSIONS

HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

INASA RELEASE-95-75[ P95-10075 06

EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY

SA SPACE MAINTENANCE

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5J P95-10005 06

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

LNASA RELEASE-95-61 P95-10006 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[NASA RELEASE-95-217] P95-10217 06

EXTREME UV RADIATION

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

1NASA RELEASE-95-121 ] P95-10121 06

F

F-16 AIRCRAFT

NASA GEARS UP TESTS ON THE 'HOLY GRAIL' OF

AERODYNAMICS

INASA RELEASE-95-124} P9_10124 06

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

INASA RELEASE-95-184] P95-10184 06

F-18 AIRCRAFT

NASA FLIGHT TESTING BEGINS FOR F-18 NOSE

STRAKES

[NASA RELEASE-95-175] P95-10175 06

F/U_

S FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

FACILITIES

S ICING RESEARCH TUNNEL/LERC/

S RESEARCH FACILITIES

S TEST FACILITIES

FAR ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROSCOPIC EXPLORER

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS, FLIES EARLIER

[NASA RELEASE-95-331 P95-10033 06

NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR

DEVELOPMI_NT

{NASA RELEASE-95-206] P95-10206 06

FAR-INFRARED PHOTOMETER

U.S. INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-24] P95-10024 06

FED. LAB. CONSORTIUM FOR TECR. TRANSFER

GOLDIN TO KICK OFF 'TECH 2005' CONFERENCE

IN CHICAGO

[NASA RELEASE-95-177[ P95-10177 06

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

NASA JOINS FAA AND DOD IN HUMAN FACTORS

RESEARCH

I NASA RELEASE-95-91 [ P95-10091 06

NASA/PAA ANNOUNCE GENERAL AVIATION

DESIGN COMPETITION

INASA RELEASE-95-107] P95-10107 06

NASA FORMS PARTNERSHIP TO REVITALIZE

GENERAL AVIATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-128] P95-10128 06

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1291 P95-10129 06

NASA/FAA FORM PARTNERSHIP TO IMPROVE AIR

TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE-95-1501 P95-10150 06

NASA/FAA TESTING NEW AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

TOOLS AT DENVER AIRPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-198] P95-I0198 06

FIBER OPTICS

SPACE-AGE FORCEPS COULD MAKE INFANT

DELIVERY SAFER

[NASA RELEASE-95-1531 P95-10153 06

FIGHTER AIRCRAFT

SA F-16 AIRCRAFT

SA F-18 AIRCRAFT

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

INASA RELEASE-95-4] P95-10004 06

FIREFIGHTING

NASA, CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT SIGN

AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-51 I 1:>95-10051 06

NASA C- 130B AIRCRAFT HELPS FIGHT SCOTTSDALE

FIRES

[ NASA RELEASE-95-116] P95-10116 06

FIRES

NASA C- 130B AIRCRAFT HELPS FIGHT SCOTTSDALE

FIRES

[ NASA RELEASE-95-116I P95-10116 06

FIRP

S FAR-INFRARED PHOTOMETER

FLIGHT CONTROL

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-149] P95-10149 06

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

[NASA RELEASE-95-203) P95-10203 06

FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER, EDWARDS, CALIF.

S DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

FLIGHT SAFETY

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

[NASA RELEASE-95-203] 1°95-10203 06

FUGHT TESTS

NASA RECEIVES 'DC-XA' ROCKET FOR

DEVELOPMENT OF RLV TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-95-114J P95-10114 06

NASA GEARS UP TESTS ON THE 'HOLY GRAIL' OF

AERODYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-95-124] P95-10124 06

NASA FLIGHT TESTING BEGINS FOR F-18 NOSE

STRAKES

I NASA RELEASE-95-175) P95-10175 06

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

INASA RELEASE-95-184] P95-10184 06

FUSE/SATELLITE/

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

[NASA RELEASE-95-2031 P95-10203 06

FLIGHT TRAINING

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

[NASA RELEASE-95-2031 P95-10203 06

FLORIDA A. AND M. UNIV., TALLAHASSEE

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-85J P95-10085 06

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIV., MIAMI

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-701 P95-10070 06

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-1131 P95-10113 06

FLOW CONTROL

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1841 P95-10184 06

FLUID DYNAMICS

S AERODYNAMICS

S SUPERSONICS

FLUID MECHANICS

S AERODYNAMICS

S SUPERSONICS

FLY-IN CONVENTION & SPORT AVIATION EXHIBIT

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE GENERAL AVIATION

DESIGN COMPETITION

INASA RELEASE-95-107] P95-10107 06

FORCEPS

SPACE-AGE FORCEPS COULD MAKE INFANT

DELIVERY SAFER

[NASA RELEASE-95-153[ P95-10153 06

FORT BELKNAP COLL, HARLEM, MT.

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

INASA RELEASE-95-48] P95-10048 06

FREQUENCY BANDS

S X-BAND

FREQUENCY MODULATION

S TELEMETRY

FUEL CELLS

NASA TO DEDICATE NEW FUEL CELL

DEVELOPMENT TESTBED

[NASA RELEASE-95-81 P95-10008 06

FUEL CONSUMPTION

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

INASA RELEASE-95-1841 1395-10184 06

FUNCTIONAL ENERGY BLOCK

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-131 t°95-10013 06

BOEING, KHRUNICHEV SIGN CONTRACT FOR

SPACE STATION ELEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-138] P95-10138 06

FUNDING

SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-27] P95-10027 06

NASA DISCONTINUES WORK ON NOZZLE

PRODUCTION AT YELLOW CREEK

[NASA RELEASE-95_o0] P95-10060 06

REVIEW TEAM PROPOSES SWEEPING

MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES AT

NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-73] P95-10073 06

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

INASA RELEASE-95-7B] P95-10078 06

'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

SOLICITED

[NASA RELEASE-95-165] P95-10165 06

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

I NASA RELEASE-95-174[ P95-10174 06

FUSE/SATELLITE/

S FAR ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROSCOPIC

EXPLORER

A-9
GALACTIC EVOLUTION

G

GALACTIC EVOLUTION

NASA'S HUBBLE TELESCOPE MAPS THE ANCIENT

SURFACE OF VESTA

INASA RELEASE-95-521 P95-10052 06

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

INASA RELEASE-95-871 1:)95-10087 06

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

INASA RELEASE-95-1201 P95-10120 06

NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR

DEVELOPMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-2061 P95-10206 06

GALACTIC HALOS

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

INASA RELEASE-95-41 ] P95-10041 06

GALAXIES

SA ELLIPTICAL GALAXIES

SA MAGELLANIC CLOUDS

SA MILKY WAY

SA RADIO GALAXIES

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

I NASA RELEASE-95-41{ P95-10041 06

GALILEO ORBITER SPACECRAFT

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROBE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

I NASA RELEASE-95-341 I)95-10034 06

GALILEO TO RELEASE JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC

PROBE

[NASA RELEASE-95-108{ P95-10108 06

GALILEO ENGINE FIRING SCHEDULED; PRESS

BRIEFING TO FOLLOW

I NASA RELEASE-95-122] P95-10122 06

GALILEO FLYING THROUGH INTENSE DUST

STORM

I NASA RELEASE-95-147] P95-10147 06

NASA SCIENTISTS GO 'ONLINE FROM JUPITER'

INASA RELEASE-95-168 P95-10168 06

GALILEO SPACECRAFT ANOMALY BEING

INVESTIGATED

INASA RELEASE-95-182} P95-10182 06

GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE

TESTED

INASA RELEASE-95-188{ P95-10188 06

GALILEO ON TRACK AFTER TAPE RECORDER

RECOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-193 P95-10193 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-207 P95-10207 06

GALILEO CROSSES BOUNDARY INTO JUPITER'S

ENVIRONMENT

NASA RELEASE-95-215 P95-10215 06

GALILEO PROBE

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROBE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

NASA RELEASE-95-341 P95-10034 06

GALILEO TO RELEASE JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC

PROBE

NASA RELEASE-95-108) P95-10108 06

GALILEO'S JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC PROBE

SUCCESSFULLY RELEASED

NASA RELEASE-95-111 ] P95-10111 06

GALILEO ENGINE FIRING SCHEDULED; PRESS

BRIEFING TO FOLLOW

NASA RELEASE-95-122] P95-10122 06

GALILEO ON TRACK AFTER TAPE RECORDER

RECOVERY

NASA RELEASE-95-193J P95-10193 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

NASA RELEASE-95-207) P95o10207 06

GALILEO CROSSES BOUNDARY INTO JUPITER'S

ENVIRONMENT

NASA RELEASE-95-215] P95-10215 06

GALILEO PROJECT

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

[NASA RELEASE-95-171 P95-10017 06

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROBE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

( NASA RELEASE-95-341 FX35- 10034 06

GALILEO'S JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC PROBE

SUCCESSFULLY RELEASED

{ NASA RELEASE-95-111 [ P95-10111 06

NASA SCIENTISTS GO 'ONLINE FROM JUPITER'

INASA RELEASE-95-168J P95-10168 06

GALILEO CROSSES BOUNDARY INTO JUPITER'S

ENVIRONMENT

I NASA RELEASE-95-215J P95-10215 06

GAMMA RAY BURSTS

ULYSSES CLIMBS TO HIGHEST LATITUDE OVER

SUN'S NORTHERN POLE

[ NASA RELEASE-95-1251 P95-10125 06

GAMMA RAYS

S GAMMA RAY BURSTS

GAD

S GENERAL ACCOUNT. OFF., WASHINGTON, D.C

GASES

S ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION

S CARBON MONOXIDE

S DEUTERIUM

S HELIUM

S HYDROGEN

S INTERSTELLAR GAS

S OXYGEN

S OZONE

GENERAL ACCOUNT. OFF., WASHINGTON, D.C.

NASA ADMINISTRATOR RELEASES STATEMENT ON

GAD REPORT

[NASA RELEASED95-92] P95-10092 06

GENERAL AVIATION

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE GENERAL AVIATION

DESIGN COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-95-107J P95-10107 06

NASA FORMS PARTNERSHIP TO REVITALIZE

GENERAL AVIATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-128{ P95-10128 06

GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS,

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

THE CHANGING FACE OF OUR HOME PLANET

[NASA RELEASE-95-201 ] P95-10201 06

GEOLOGY

S GEOPHYSICS

GEOPHYSICS

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

ENASA RELEASE-95-195] P95-10195 06

GEORGE C. MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA

GEORGE M. LOW TROPHY

NASA PRESENTS LOW AWARD TO UNISYS SPACE

SYSTEMS

[NASA RELEASE-95-471 P95o10047 06

GEP

S GODDARD EXPERIMENT PACKAGE

GERMAN SPACE AGENCY

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-12] P95-10012 06

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS,

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

THE CHANGING FACE OF OUR HOME PLANET

INASA RELEASE-95-201J P95-10201 06

GETAWAY SPECIALS

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[NASA RELEASE-95-217J P95-10217 06

GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

INASA RELEASE-95-159] P95-10159 06

SUBJECT INDEX

GODOARD EXPERIMENT PACKAGE

HUBBLE MONITORS WEATHER ON NEIGHBORING

PLANETS

[NASA RELEASE-95-31J 1:)95-10031 06

GODDARD SPACE FUGHT CTR., GREENBELT, MD.

SA NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE DATA CENTER,

GSFC

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTrLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

SUCCESSFUL U.S.-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

NASA RELEASE-95-11 J P95-10011 06

NASA AWARDS $481.6 MILLION CONTRACT TO

HUGHES

INASA RELEASE-95-161 P95-10016 06

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

NASA RELEASE-95-17 P95-10017 06

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER'S DIRECTOR TO

LEAVE NASA

NASA RELEASE-95-29 P95o10029 06

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS, FLIES EARLIER

I NASA RELEASE-95-33 1:)95-10033 06

NOAA-14 INVESTIGATIVE BOARD FORMED TO

STUDY ANOMALY

NASA RELEASE-95-35 P95-10035 06

JOSEPH H. ROTHENBERG NAMED DEPUTY

DIRECTOR OF GOODARD

NASA RELEASE-95-42 P95-10042 06

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER SHIPPED TO

LAUNCH SITE

NASA RELEASE-95-80 P95-10080 06

JOSEPH H ROTHENBERG NAMED DIRECTOR OF

GODDARD

NASA RELEASE-95-126 P95-10126 06

NASA SCIENTIFIC BALLOONS CARRY FIRST

STUDENT PAYLOADS

NASA RELEASE-95-144 P95-10144 06

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

NASA RELEASE-95-154 P95-10154 06

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

NASA RELEASE-95-159 P95-10159 06

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

NASA RELEASE-95-162 P95-10162 06

SPARTAN 201 SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHED

MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-164 F_5-10164 06

IUE OPERATIONS TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE,

ENDING AN ERA

NASA RELEASE-95-170 t>95-10170 06

SPACE DISTURBANCE DETECTED BY NASA

SATELLITE BEFORE REACHING EARTH

NASA RELEASE-95-202 1>95-10202 06

NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR

DEVELOPMENT

NASA RELEASE-95-206 P95-I0206 06

COSMIC RAY MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED

I NASA RELEASE-95-208J I)95-10208 06

GOLDSTONE TRACKING STATION, CALIF.

TOUTATIS ONE OF THE STRANGEST OBJECTS IN

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-95-171 I I)95-10171 06

GRANTS

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-46 J P95-10046 06

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

{NASA RELEASE-95-48} P95-10048 06

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-70J P95-10070 06

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-78] P95-10078 06

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-95-1061 P95-10106 06

A-IO
SUBJECT INDEX

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

I NASA RELEASE-95-2141 P95-10214 06

GRAVITATIONAL EFFECTS

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

INASA RELEASE-95-571 P95-10057 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-95-151{ P95-10151 06

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

GRAVITATIONAL PHYSIOLOGY

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

{NASA RELEASE-95-1511 P95-10151 06

GREENLAND

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-95-671 P95-10067 06

GROUND STATIONS

S WHITE SANDS GROUND STATION, N. MEXICO

GROUND TESTS

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-141 P95-10014 06

GSFC

S GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT,

MD

H

HALE TELESCOPE

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

INASA RELEASE-95o2121 P95-10212 06

HALE-BOPP COMET

HUBBLE SEES MATERIAL EJECTED FROM COMET

HALE-BOPP

INASA RELEASE-95-178{ P95-10178 06

HAMPTON UNIV., VA.

NASA SCIENTIFIC BALLOONS CARRY FIRST

STUDENT PAYLOADS

INASA RELEASE-95-144{ P95-10144 06

HARRIS CORP., MELBOURNE, FLA.

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-68{ P95-10068 06

HAWAI VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-14{ P95-10014 06

HAWAII UNIV.

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-141 P95-10014 06

HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASHINGTON, D.C.

NASA TO DEDICATE NEW FUEL CELL

DEVELOPMENT TESTBED

I NASA RELEASE-95-8{ P95-10008 06

HELIOSPHERE

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT TO MAKE CLOSEST

APPROACH TO SUN

NASA RELEASE-95-261 P95-10026 06

HELIUM

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

NASA RELEASE-95-87] P95-10087 06

HERCULES AIRCRAFT

S C-130 AIRCRAFT

HIGH ENERGY X-RAY TIMING EXPERIMENT

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

{NASA RELEASE-95-1621 P95-10162 06

HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING & COMMUN.

PGRM.

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

{ NASA RELEASE-95-1131 P95-10113 06

LOW-COST NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY OPENS

INTERNET ACCESS FOR THE NATION'S K-12

SCHOOLS

INASA RELEASE-95-141 I P95-10141 06

NASA SCIENTISTS GO 'ONLINE FROM JUPITER'

(NASA RELEASE-95-1681 P95-10168 06

HIGH PRESSURE ENGINES

NEW SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE READY FOR

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-321 P95-10032 06

HIGH RESOLUTION SPECTROGRAPH

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

[NASA RELEASE-95-171 P95-100t7 06

HIGH SCHOOLS

SA BARSTOW HS, BARSTOW, CA.

SA MONTGOMERY BLAIR HS, SILVER SPRING,

MD

SA SILVER VALLEY HS, YERMO, CA.

SA WOODDALE HS, MEMPHIS, TN

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

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HIGH SPEED CIVIL TRANSPORT

NASA TESTS NEW NOISE REDUCTION JET EXHAUST

NOZZLE

INASA RELEASE-95-69{ P95-10069 06

NASA GEARS UP TESTS ON THE 'HOLY GRAIL' OF

AERODYNAMICS

INASA RELEASE-95-124J P95-10124 06

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

INASA RELEASE-95-184{ P95o10184 06

HIGH-SPEED RESEARCH PROGRAM

NASA TESTS NEW NOISE REDUCTION JET EXHAUST

NOZZLE

INASA RELEASE-95-691 P95-10069 06

HISTORY

40TH ANNIVERSARY ARRIVES FOR NASA B-52

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HITCHHIKER

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5{ P95-10005 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTrLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121J P95-10121 06

HONEYWELL, INC.

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-149{ P95-10149 06

HPCC PROGRAM

S HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING & COMMUN.

PGRM.

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

[NASA RELEASE-95-17{ P95-10017 06

HUBBLE MONITORS WEATHER ON NEIGHBORING

PLANETS

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HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

{NASA RELEASE-95-41 ] 1:=95-10041 06

NASA'S HUBBLE TELESCOPE MAPS THE ANCIENT

SURFACE OF VESTA

{NASA RELEASE-95-521 P95-10052 06

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW DARK SPOT ON

NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-95-531 P95-10053 06

HUMAN RESEARCH

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HUBBLE LAUNCH

OBSERVED TODAY

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SATURN'S RINGS: NOW YOU SEE THEM, NOW YOU

DON'T

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HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

INASA RELEASE-95-75 P95-10075 06

SPACEWALKERS SELECTED FOR SECOND HUBBLE

SERVICING MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-81 P95-10081 06

HUBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

INASA RELEASE-95-83 P95-10083 06

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-95-88 P95-10088 06

NASA REPORTS ON AVIATION, SPACE ADVANCES

AT OSHKOSH '95

INASA RELEASE*95-119{ P95-10119 06

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

INASA RELEASE-95-120J P95-10120 0B

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW MOONS ORBITING

SATURN

INASA RELEASE-95-127J P95-10127 06

HUBBLE FINDS SURPRISINGLY COMPLEX

STRUCTURES IN RADIO GALAXIES

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SATURN MOON MYSTERY CONTINUES: COULD

HUBBLE HAVE DISCOVERED SHATTERED

SATELLITES?

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HUBBLE SEES MATERIAL EJECTED FROM COMET

HALE-BOPP

INASA RELEASE-95-1781 P95-10178 06

EMBRYONIC STARS EMERGE FROM INTERSTELLAR

'EGGS'

INASA RELEASE-95-190{ P95-10t90 06

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

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INASA RELEASE-95-212] P95-10212 06

HUBBLE FINDS NEW BLACK HOLE AND

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HUGH L. DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER

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HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., EL SEGUNDO, CALIF.

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROBE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

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HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., LOS ANGELES, CALIF.

NASA AWARDS $481.6 MILLION CONTRACT TO

HUGHES

INASA RELEASE-95-16J P95-10016 06

HUGHES DANBURY OPTICAL SYSTEMS, INC., CT.

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

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HUGHES SPACE AND COMMUN. GROUP, CALIF.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

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HUMACAO UNIV. COLL, PR.

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-70[ P95-10070 06

HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING

NASA JOINS FAA AND ODD IN HUMAN FACTORS

RESEARCH

{NASA RELEASE-95-91 ] P95-10091 06

ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED

STATES

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HUMAN RESEARCH

SA BIOTECHNOLOGY

NASA TAKES ACTION TO IMPROVE SAFETY IN

HUMAN RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-95-74J P95-10074 06

A-11
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HUYGENS PROBE

EUROPEAN CASSINI HARDWARE DELIVERED TO

NASA

{NASA RELEASE-95-118) F95-10118 06

HYDROGEN

SA DEUTERIUM

NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR

DEVELOPMENT

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HYDROGEN CLOUDS

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

[NASA RELEASE-95-41[ P95-10041 06

I

ICE

TESTS MAY PROVIDE INSIGHT ON SEVERE

WEATHER EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-197[ P95-10197 06

ICE FORMATION

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

{NASA RELEASE-95-203] P95-10203 06

ICE MAPPING

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-671 P95-10067 06

ICING

S ICE FORMATION

ICING RESEARCH TUNNEL/LERCl

TESTS MAY PROVIDE INSIGHT ON SEVERE

WEATHER EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

INASA RELEASE-g5-197[ P95-10197 06

IDAHO UNIV.

NASA AWARDS $7,1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-113] P95-10113 06

IDR

S INCREMENTAL DESIGN REVIEW

IMAGERY

SA X-RAY IMAGERY

GALILEO ON TRACK AFTER TAPE RECORDER

RECOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-193[ P95-10193 06

IMAGING RADAR

SA SHUTTLE IMAGING RADAR

NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

[NASA RELEASE-95-28[ P95-10028 06

IMAGING TECHNIOUES

NEW IMAGING SENSOR SHRINKS CAMERAS TO THE

SIZE OF A CHIP

INASA RELEASE-95-981 I)95-10098 06

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

INASA RELEASE-95-212[ P95-10212 06

INCREMENTAL DESIGN REVIEW

EXTERIOR OF SPACE STATION MODULE

COMPLETED; FIRST IDR HELD

[NASA RELEASE-95-45] P95-10045 06

INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE NOTICES ISSUED

[NASA RELEASE-95-1[ P95-10001 06

NASA, BOEING SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-2[ P95-10002 06

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-95-6[ P95-10006 06

X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

{NASA RELEASE-95-38] P95-10038 06

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR X-34

{NASA RELEASE-95-401 P95-1(X)40 06

NASA FORMS PARTNERSHIP TO REVITALIZE

GENERAL AVIATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-128] P95-10128 06

BOEING, KHRUNICHEV SIGN CONTRACT FOR

SPACE STATION ELEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-138[ P95-10138 06

INERT GASES

S HELIUM

IHFO. INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOL & APPL PGM.

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

INASA RELEASE-95-113[ P95-10113 06

LOW-COST NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY OPENS

INTERNET ACCESS FOR THE NATION'S K-12

SCHOOLS

[NASA RELEASE-95-141[ P95-10141 06

INFOUSE, BERKELEY, CA

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

{ NASA RELEASE-95-113] P95-101t3 06

INFRARED ASTRONOMY

U.S. INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-24[ P95-10024 06

EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS LET STUDENTS FLY

HIGH

INASA RELEASE-95-169[ P95-10169 06

INFRARED DETECTORS

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-95-154] P95-10154 06

INFRARED RADIOMETER

S PRESSURE MODULATED INFRARED

RADIOMETER

INFRARED SPECTROMETER

SA MII_INFRARED SPECTROMETER

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

[NASA RELEASE-9_195] P95-10195 06

INFRARED TELESCOPE IN SPACE

U.S. INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-95-24 ] P95-10024 06

INFRARED TELESCOPES

S INFRARED TELESCOPE IN SPACE

INSPECTOR GENERAL, NASA

GROSS NAMED NASA INSPECTOR GENERAL

[NASA RELEASE-95-139) P95-10139 06

INST. OF APPUED MICROBIOLOGY, AUSTRIA

NASA SCIENTISTS GAIN INSIGHT INTO DEADLY

DISEASE

{ NASA RELEASE-95-211 ] P95-10211 06

INSTITUTE OF BIOMED. PROBLEMS, U._S.R.

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

[ NASA RELEASE-95-57 ] P95-10057 06

INSTITUTE OF SPACE RESEARCH, MOSCOW

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

[NASA RELEASE-95-14[ P95-100t4 06

INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH AWARD PROGRAM

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

INASA RELEASE-95-106[ P95-10106 06

INSTRUMENTATION

S SIOINSTRUMENTATION

S SPACECRAFT INSTRUMENTS

INTERAGENCY COOPERATION

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

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NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

I NASA RELEASE-95-46] P95-10046 06

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-95-82J P95-10082 06

NASA JOINS FAA AND DOD IN HUMAN FACTORS

RESEARCH

I NASA RELEASE-95-91 J P95-10091 06

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-129] P95-10129 06

NASA/FAA FORM PARTNERSHIP TO IMPROVE AIR

TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY

(NASA RELEASE-95-150J P95-10150 06

SUBJECT INDEX

NASA/AIR FORCE SIGN COST-SAVING SUPPORT

SERVICES AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-180[ P98-10180 06

INTERCRANIAL PRESSURE

NASA TESTS PAINLESS WAYS OF MEASURING

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

INASA RELEASE-9_37} P95-t0037 06

INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-13] P95-10013 06

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

TWO INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES TO JOIN 1995

ASTRONAUT CLASS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-3] P95-10003 06

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5 P95-10005 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-9 P95-10009 06

SUCCESSFUL US.-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

[NASA RELEASE-95-11 P95-10011 06

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

NASA RELEASE-95-13 P95-10013 06

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

NASA RELEASE-95-14 P95-10014 06

U.S. INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-24 P95-10024 06

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY; LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

NASA RELEASE-95-39 P95-10039 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

NASA RELEASE-95-77 P95-10077 06

NASA AND RSA SET JUNE 23 FOR LAUNCH OF

STS-71 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-95 P95-10095 06

BOEING, KHRUNICHEV SIGN CONTRACT FOR

SPACE STATION ELEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1381 P95-10138 06

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

[ NASA RELEASE-95-189 t P95-10189 06

INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM

S GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM

INTERNATIONAL SATELLITES

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

INTERNATIONAL SOLAR POLAR MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

NASA, BOEING SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

INASA RELEASE-95-2{ P95-10002 06

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-13] P95-10013 06

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY; LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

NASA RELEASE-95-39[ P95-10039 06

EXTERIOR OF SPACE STATION MODULE

COMPLETED; FIRST IDR HELD

NASA RELEASE-95-45] P95-10045 06

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

NASA RELEASE-95-46 ] P95-10046 06

SPACE STATION COMPLETES MAJOR LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEM TESTS

NASA RELEASE-95-61] P95-10061 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR RELEASES STATEMENT ON

GAD REPORT

INASA RELEASE-95-92[ P95-10092 06

NASA REPORTS ON AVIATION, SPACE ADVANCES

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NASA RELEASE-95-119[ P95-10119 06

A-12
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BOEING, KHRUNICHEV SIGN CONTRACT FOR

SPACE STATION ELEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-138] P95-10138 06

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

iNASA RELEASE-95-157) P95-10157 06

US STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE

STATION COMPLETED

INASA RELEASE-95-161 { P95-10161 06

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION PROGRAM

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-13{ P95-10013 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR RELEASES STATEMENT ON

GAD REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-92} P95-10092 06

U.S. STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE

STATION COMPLETED

{NASA RELEASE-95-161 ] P95-10161 06

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION PROGRAM OFFICE

RUSSIAN DOCKING MODULE, SOLAR ARRAYS

ARRIVE IN FLORIDA

[NASA RELEASE-95-861 P95-10086 06

INTERNATIONAL TECH. EDUC. ASSN.

MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS EXPERIENCE

SCIENCE AT NASA

{NASA RELEASE-95-131] P95-t0131 06

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

INTERNET RESOURCES

S ON-LINE SERVICES

INTERNETS

NASA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH GOES ON LINE

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NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

INASA RELEASE-95-106] P95-10106 06

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-113] P95-10113 06

LOW-COST NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY OPENS

INTERNET ACCESS FOR THE NATION'S K-12

SCHOOLS

INASA RELEASE-95-141 } P95-10141 06

NEW RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT PROCESS WILL

SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

[NASA RELEASE-95-167} P95-10167 06

NASA SCIENTISTS GO 'ONLINE FROM JUPITER'

fNASA RELEASE-95-168J P95-10168 06

EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS LET STUDENTS FLY

HIGH

[NASA RELEASE-95-1691 P95-10169 06

INTERPLANETARY DUST

ULYSSES CLIMBS TO HIGHEST LATITUDE OVER

SUN'S NORTHERN POLE

{NASA RELEASE-95-125] P95-10125 06

GALILEO FLYING THROUGH INTENSE DUST

STORM

[NASA RELEASE-95-147} P95-10147 06

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELDS

FIRST 'SNAPSHOT' TAKEN OF SHAPE OF

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD

INASA RELEASE-95-185] P95-10185 06

SPACE DISTURBANCE DETECTED BY NASA

SATELLITE BEFORE REACHING EARTH

INASA RELEASE-95-2021 P95-10202 06

INTERSTELLAR DUST

COMET SAMPLE RETURN MISSION PICKED AS NEXT

DISCOVERY FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-2091 P95-10209 06

HUBBLE FINDS NEW BLACK HOLE AND

UNEXPECTED MYSTERIES

{NASA RELEASE-95-216} P95-10216 06

INTERSTELLAR GAS

EMBRYONIC STARS EMERGE FROM INTERSTELLAR

'EGGS'

{NASA RELEASE-95-190} P95-10190 06

INTERSTELLAR MA'Fr ER

SA INTERSTELLAR DUST

SA INTERSTELLAR GAS

HUBBLE SEES MATERIAL EJECTED FROM COMET

HALE-BOPP

[NASA RELEASE-95-178] P95-10178 06

IO

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-207] P95-10207 06

IONIZING RADIATION

S GAMMA RAY BURSTS

IRTS

S iNFRARED TELESCOPE IN SPACE

ISOTOPES

S DEUTERIUM

ITALIAN SPACE AGENCY

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-91 P95-10009 06

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

{NASA RELEASE-95-12J P95-10012 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

{NASA RELEASE-95-173] P95-10173 06

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS,

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

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INASA RELEASE-95-201} P95-10201 06

IUE/INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER/

IUE OPERATIONS TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE,

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[NASA RELEASE-95-170] P95-10170 06

J

JACKSON STATE COLLEGE, MISS.

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

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INASA RELEASE-95-481 P95-10048 06

JAPAN

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JAPANESE SATELLITES

S ADVAN. SAT. FOR COSMOLOGY &

ASTROPHYSICS

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JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY

TWO INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES TO JOIN 1995

ASTRONAUT CLASS

{NASA RELEASE-95-3J P95-10003 06

U.S. INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-95-241 P95-10024 06

JARVIS CHRISTIAN COLL,, HAWKINS, TX.

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

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JASON FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

[NASA RELEASE-95-14} P95-10014 06

JET EXHAUST NOZZLES

NASA TESTS NEW NOISE REDUCTION JET EXHAUST

NOZZLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-69} P95-10069 06

JET PROPULSION LAB., PASADENA, CALIF.

SA CENTER FOR SPACE MICROELECTRONICS

TECH.

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

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[NASA RELEASE-95-7] P95-10007 06

NASA TO DEDICATE NEW FUEL CELL

DEVELOPMENT TESTBED

[NASA RELEASE-95-8] P95-10008 06

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-121 1°95-10012 06

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT TO MAKE CLOSEST

APPROACH TO SUN

INASA RELEASE-95-261 P95-10026 06

JOHNSON CONTROLS WORLD SERVICES

NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

NASA RELEASE-95-28} P95-10028 06

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

NASA RELEASE-95-301 P95-10030 06

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROBE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

NASA RELEASE-95-34] P95-10034 06

SATURN'S RINGS: NOW YOU SEE THEM, NOW YOU

DON'T

NASA RELEASE-95-721 P95-10072 06

MARS PATHFINDER PASSES MAJOR SET OF

ENGINEERING MILESTONES

NASA RELEASE-95-941 t)95-10094 06

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

NASA RELEASE-95-112} P95-10112 06

ATMOSPHERIC INSTRUMENT SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS ORBITER

NASA RELEASE-95-1171 P95-10117 06

EUROPEAN CASSINI HARDWARE DELIVERED TO

NASA

NASA RELEASE-95-118 } t)95-10118 06

GALILEO ENGINE FIRING SCHEDULED; PRESS

BRIEFING TO FOLLOW

NASA RELEASE-95-122] P95-10122 06

ULYSSES CLIMBS TO HIGHEST LATITUDE OVER

SUN'S NORTHERN POLE

NASA RELEASE-95-125} P95-10125 06

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-95-155 P95-10155 06

TOUTATIS ONE OF THE STRANGEST OBJECTS IN

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

NASA RELEASE-95-171 P95-10171 06

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

NASA RELEASE-95-174 P95-10174 06

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTTLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10181 06

GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-95-188 P95-10188 06

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

NASA RELEASE-95-195 P95-10195 06

SURFSAT SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED INTO

SPACE

NASA FIELEASE-95-204 P95-10204 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

NASA RELEASE-95-207} P95-10207 06

JET STREAM

TOPEX/POSEtDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

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INASA RELEASE-95-71 1:)95-10007 06

JET TRANSPORT

SA CONCORDE AIRCRAFT

NASA/FAA TESTING NEW AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

TOOLS AT DENVER AIRPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-198J P95-10198 06

JOHN F. KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA.

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV., BALTIMORE, MD.

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

[NASA RELEASE-95-17} P95-10017 06

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS, FLIES EARLIER

{NASA RELEASE-95-33} P95-10033 06

NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR

DEVELOPMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-2061 P95-t0206 06

JOHNS HOPKINS WlLMER EYE INSTITUTE

S WILMER EYE INSTITUTE, BALTIMORE, MD.

JOHNSON CONTROLS WORLD SERVICES

NASA HELPS LOUISIANA COMPANY RECYCLE TIRES

FOR OTHER USES

{NASA RELEASE-95-1861 P95-10186 06

A-13
JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

TWO INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES TO JOIN 1995

ASTRONAUT CLASS

[NASA RELEASE-95-31 1:)95-10003 06

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-95-61 P95-10006 06

EXTERIOR OF SPACE STATION MODULE

COMPLETED; FIRST IDR HELD

INASA RELEASE-95-451 P95-10045 06

NASA TAKES ACTION TO IMPROVE SAFETY IN

HUMAN RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-95-741 P95-10074 06

NASA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH GOES ON LINE

I NASA RELEASE-95-971 1:>95-10097 06

DIAZ NAMED TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR

SCIENCE INSTITUTES

I NASA RELEASE-95-1101 P95-10110 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

{ NASA RELEASE-95-151 I P95-10151 06

JOINT ADVANCED STRIKE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

{NASA RELEASE-95-4} P95-10004 06

JOINT SPONSORED RESEARCH AGREEMENT

NASA FORMS PARTNERSHIP TO REVITALIZE

GENERAL AVIATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-1281 P95-10128 0,6

JSC:

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON. TEX.

JSRA

S JOINT SPONSORED RESEARCH AGREEMENT

JUPITER/PLANET/

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

{NASA RELEASE-95-17} P95-10017 06

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROBE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

{NASA RELEASE-95-34} P95-10034 06

GALILEO TO RELEASE JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC

PROBE

{NASA RELEASE-95-108} P95-10108 06

GALILEO'S JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC PROBE

SUCCESSFULLY RELEASED

[NASA RELEASE-95-111 } 995-10111 06

GALILEO ENGINE F_RING SCHEDULED; PRESS

BRIEFING TO FOLLOW

INASA RELEASE-95-122] P95-10122 06

GALILEO FLYING THROUGH INTENSE DUST

STORM

INASA RELEASE-95-1471 P95-10147 06

PIONEER 11 TO END OPERATIONS AFTER EPIC

CAREER

INASA RELEASE-95-163J P95-10163 06

NASA SCIENTISTS GO 'ONLINE FROM JUPITER'

INASA RELEASE-95-1681 P95-10168 06

GALILEO ON TRACK AFTER TAPE RECORDER

RECOVERY

I NASA RELEASE-95-1931 P95-10193 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

GALILEO CROSSES BOUNDARY INTO JUPITER'S

ENVIRONMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-2151 P95-10215 06

JUPITER ATMOSPHERE

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

{NASA RELEASE-95-17] P95-10017 06

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROBE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

I NASA RELEASE-95-34] P95-10034 06

GALILEO TO RELEASE JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC

PROBE

INASA RELEASE-95-108] P95-10108 06

GALILEO'S JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC PROBE

SUCCESSFULLY RELEASED

{NASA RELEASE-95-111 ] P95-10111 06

GALILEO CROSSES BOUNDARY INTO JUPITER'S

ENVIRONMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-215[ P95-10215 06

JUPITER EXPLORATION

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROSE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

iNASA RELEASE-95*341 P95-10034 06

JUPITER ORBITER/PROBE

S GALILEO PROJECT

K

KANSAS STATE UNIV., MANHATTAN

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

{NASA RELEASE-95-1291 P95-10129 06

KANSAS UNIV.

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

INASA RELEASE-95-1291 P95-10129 06

KELVIN WAVES

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

{NASA RELEASE-95-71 P95-10007 0'6

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH, FLA.

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

[NASA RELEASE-95-15] P95-10015 06

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10085 06

RUSSIAN DOCKING MODULE, SOLAR ARRAYS

ARRIVE IN FLORIDA

I NASA RELEASE-95-861 P95-10086 06

KHRUNICHEV,RUSSIA

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-95-13] P95-10013 06

BOEING, KHRUNICHEV SIGN CONTRACT FOR

SPACE STATION ELEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-95-1381 P95-10138 06

KIDSAT

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTTLE

{NASA RELEASE-95-1811 P95-10181 06

KNOWLEDGE BASED SYS. INC., COLL STA., TX.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-2141 P95-10214 06

KSC

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA SEACH,

FLA.

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-95-148} P95-10148 0'6

EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS LET STUDENTS FLY

HIGH

INASA RELEASE-95-1691 t:)95-10169 06

KYOTO UNIV., JAPAN

COSMIC RAY MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED

[ NASA RELEASE-95-208] P95-10208 06

L

L B. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEl.

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

LAMINAR FLOW

S SUPERSONIC LAMINAR FLOW

LAMINAR FLOW CONTROL

NASA GEARS UP TESTS ON THE 'HOLY GRAIL' OF

AERODYNAMICS

INASA RELEASE-95-1241 P95-10124 06

LAMONT-DOHERTY GEOL. ORS., PALISADES, N.Y.

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

I NASA RELEASE-95-159} P95-10159 06

LANDING OPERATIONS

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

I NASA RELEASE-95-1491 P95-10149 06

SUBJECT INDEX

LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA.

NASA TESTS PAINLESS WAYS OF MEASURING

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

INASA RELEASE-95-37] P95-10037 06

NASA GEARS UP TESTS ON THE 'HOLY GRAIL' OF

AERODYNAMICS

INASA RELEASE-95-124} P95-10124 06

NASA FLIGHT TESTING BEGINS FOR F-18 NOSE

STRAKES

( NASA RELEASE-95-1751 P95-10175 06

HISTORIC NASA WIND TUNNEL IS RETIRED

I NASA RELEASE-95-1941 P95-10194 06

NEW DEVICE REMOVES DEADLY CARBON

MONOXIDE

INASA RELEASE-95-2181 P95-10218 06

LARC

S LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA.

LARGE SPACE TELESCOPE

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

LASERS

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-148J P95-10148 06

LAUNCH DATES

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

INASA RELEASE-95-15] P95-10015 06

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS. FLIES EARLIER

INASA RELEASE-95-331 P95-10033 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

INASA RELEASE-95-551 1:)95-10055 06

NASA ALTERS SHUTTLE FLIGHT SCHEDULE

NASA RELEASE-95-59 } P95-10059 06

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

NASA RELEASE-95-681 P95-10068 06

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR 100TH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-76} P95-10076 06

NASA AND RSA SET JUNE 23 FOR LAUNCH OF

STS-71 MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-95} 1:>95-10095 06

EUROPEAN CASSlNI HARDWARE DELIVERED TO

NASA

NASA RELEASE-95-118 P95-10118 06

NASA MANAGERS DEFER NEXT LAUNCH OF SPACE

SHUTTLE

NASA RELEASE-95-130 P95-10130 06

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-95-155 P95-10155 0,6

U.S. STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE

STATION COMPLETED

NASA RELEASE-95-161 P95-10161 06

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

NASA RELEASE-gEP162 P95-10162 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

NASA RELEASE-95-192 P95-10192 06

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-196 P95-10196 06

LAUNCH SCHEDULES

NASA ALTERS SHUTTLE FLIGHT SCHEDULE

INASA RELEASE-95-59] P95-10059 06

LAUNCH SITES

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER SHIPPED TO

LAUNCH SITE

I NASA RELEASE-95-801 P95-10080 06

NASA ROCKETS TO BE LAUNCHED IN AUSTRALIAN

OUTBACK

I NASA RELEASE-95-1871 P95-t0187 06

A-14
SUBJECT INDEX

LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA ARIANE LAUNCH VEHICLE

SA CONESTOGA LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA DC-XA

SA MED-LITE LAUNCH VEHICLE

SA PEGASUS AIR-LAUNCHED BOOSTER

SA REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA TITAN 4

SA TITAN-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE

REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE NOTICES ISSUED

INASA RELEASE-95*ll P95-10001 06

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-95-231 P95-10023 06

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

INASA RELEASE-95-301 P95-10030 06

X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

INASA RELEASE-95-381 P95-10038 06

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR X-34

I NASA RELEASE*95-401 P95-10040 06

NASA FORMS TASK TEAMS TO REVIEW SPACE

ACCESS OPTIONS FOLLOWING LOSS OF PEGASUS

LAUNCH VEHICLE

INASA RELEASE-95-1011 P95-10101 06

EUROPEAN CASSINI HARDWARE DELIVERED TO

NASA

[ NASA RELEASE-95-1181 P95-10118 06

SURFSAT SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED INTO

SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-2041 P95-10204 06

LAVOCHKIN ASSOCIATION, RUSSIA

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

I NASA RELEASE-95-14] P95-10014 06

LEPUS CONSTELLATION

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

I NASA RELEASE-95-2121 P95-10212 06

LERC

S LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, OHIO

LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, OHIO

NASA TO DEDICATE NEW FUEL CELL

DEVELOPMENT TESTBED

INASA RELEASE-95-8) P95-10008 06

NASA ROLLS OUT NEWEST AIRBORNE RESEARCH

FACILITY

INASA RELEASE-95-79J P95-10079 06

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

1NASA RELEASE-95-154] P95-10154 06

TESTS MAY PROVIDE INSIGHT ON SEVERE

WEATHER EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-197] P95-10197 06

LIFE SCIENCES

SA AEROSPACE MEDICINE

SA BIOTECHNOLOGY

SA HUMAN RESEARCH

NASA TAKES ACTION TO IMPROVE SAFETY IN

HUMAN RESEARCH

I NASA RELEASE-95-74] P95-10074 06

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-85 J P95-10085 06

NASA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH GOES ON LINE

1NASA RELEASE-95-97] P95-t0097 06

STUDY SHOWS FEASIBILITY OF PLANT-BASED LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEMS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1451 P95-10145 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

fNASA RELEASE-95-151 I P95-10151 06

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

LIFE SCIENCES DATA ARCHIVE

NASA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH GOES ON LINE

I NASA RELEASE-95-97 ] P95-10097 06

LIFE SCIENCES INST., NASA

HUNTOON TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR LIFE

SCIENCES INSTITUTE

INASA RELEASE-95-1321 P95-10132 06

LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH LAB., ARC

NEW TECHNOLOGY USED TO DEVELOP MEDICAL

INSTRUMENT

(NASA RELEASE-95-201 P95-10020 06

LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS

SA CONTROLLED ECOLOGICAL LIFE SUPPORT

SYSTEM

SPACE STATION COMPLETES MAJOR LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEM TESTS

I NASA RELEASE-95-61 ) P95-10061 06

LIGHTER-THAN-AIR VEHICLES

S BALLOONS

LIGHTNING

SPRITES CONFIRMED OVER STORMS OUTSIDE US.

FOR FIRST TIME

INASA RELEASE-95-841 P95-10084 06

NASA INSTRUMENT ILLUMINATES LINKS BETWEEN

LIGHTNING, TORNADOES

[NASA RELEASE-95-160J P95-10160 06

TESTS MAY PROVIDE INSIGHT ON SEVERE

WEATHER EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1971 P95-10197 06

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA.

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-48} P95-10048 06

LOCKHEED ADVANCED DEV. CO., PALMDALE, CA.

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-231 P95-10023 06

X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

I NASA RELEASE-95-381 P95-10038 06

LOCKHEED MARTIN STENNIS OPS., LA.

NASA HELPS LOUISIANA COMPANY RECYCLE TIRES

FOR OTHER USES

(NASA RELEASE-95-1861 P95-10186 06

LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO,

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-13] P95-10013 06

LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO., CALIF.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN. VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE*95-19] P95-10019 06

LOW VISION ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM

STENNIS RECEIVES VISIT FROM FIRST

MISStSStPPIAN TO USE SPACE

TECHNOLOGY-RELATED VISION ENHANCEMENT

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-95-1361 1°95-10136 06

LSDA

S LIFE SCIENCES DATA ARCHIVE

LUNAR AND PLANETARY SCIENCE CONFERENCE

NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

tNASA RELEASE-95-281 P95-10028 06

LUNAR PROBES

S LUNAR PROSPECTOR

LUNAR PROSPECTOR

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

LUNAR SURFACE

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

[NASA RELEASE-95-14] P95-10014 06

M

MAGELLAN MISSION

NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

[NASA RELEASE-95-28] P95-10028 06

MAGELLANIC CLOUDS

NASA ROCKETS TO BE LAUNCHED IN AUSTRALIAN

OUTBACK

( NASA RELEASE-95-1871 P95-10187 06

MAGNETIC FIELDS

SA INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELDS

MARS PHOTOGRAPHS

ULYSSES CLIMBS TO HIGHEST LATITUDE OVER

SUN'S NORTHERN POLE

INASA RELEASE-95-125] P95-10125 06

MAGNETIC STORMS

SPACE DISTURBANCE DETECTED BY NASA

SATELLITE BEFORE REACHING EARTH

INASA RELEASE-95-2021 P95-10202 06

MAGNETIC TAPE

S VIDEO TAPE

MAGNETOSPHERE

S PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES

S PLANETARY MAGNETOSPHERE

MAINTENANCE

SA SPACE MAINTENANCE

SA SPACECRAFT MAINTENANCE

NOAA-14 INVESTIGATIVE BOARD FORMED TO

STUDY ANOMALY

[NASA RELEASE-95-35] P95-10035 06

MALLEN RES. CORP., CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1291 P95-10129 06

MAN-SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED

STATES

INASA RELEASE-95-191 I P95-10191 06

MANAGEMENT

NASA AWARDS $481.6 MILLION CONTRACT TO

HUGHES

[NASA RELEASE-95-16] P95-10016 06

SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-271 P95-10027 06

REVIEW TEAM PROPOSES SWEEPING

MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES AT

NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-731 P95-10073 06

MANAGEMENT STUDY GROUP/NASA/

S NASA MANAGEMENT STUDY GROUP

MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

MANTIC CORP., SALT LAKE CITY, UT.

NEW DEVICE REMOVES DEADLY CARBON

MONOXIDE

INASA RELEASE-95-218] P95-10218 06

MAPPING

SA ICE MAPPING

SA PLANETARY MAPPING

NASA'S HUBBLE TELESCOPE MAPS THE ANCIENT

SURFACE OF VESTA

INASA RELEASE-95-521 P95-10052 06

MARS/PLANET/

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-112 ] P95-10112 06

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-196) P95-10196 06

MARS ATMOSPHERE

HUBBLE MONITORS WEATHER ON NEIGHBORING

PLANETS

I NASA RELEASE-95-31 J P95-10031 06

ATMOSPHERIC INSTRUMENT SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS ORBITER

[NASA RELEASE-95-117] P95-10117 06

MARS EXPLORATION

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

INASA RELEASE-95-30J P95-10030 06

MARS PATHFINDER PASSES MAJOR SET OF

ENGINEERING MILESTONES

INASA RELEASE-95-94] P95-10094 06

MARS LANDING

MARS PATHFINDER PASSES MAJOR SET OF

ENGINEERING MILESTONES

[NASA RELEASE-95-94[ P95-10094 06

MARS PHOTOGRAPHS

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1961 P95-10196 06

A-15
MARS SCIENCE EXPERIMENT PROJECT

MARS SCIENCE EXPERIMENT PROJECT

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-64] P95-10064 06

MARS SURFACE

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-141 1°95-10014 06

MARS PATHFINDER PASSES MAJOR SET OF

ENGINEERING MILESTONES

I NASA RELEASE-95-94] P95-10094 06

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1121 P95-10112 06

MARS SURVEYOR PROGRAM

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-30] P95-I0030 06

MARS SURVEYOR 1998 LANDER

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-30] P95-10030 06

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-196] P95-10196 06

MARS SURVEYOR 1998 ORBITER

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-30] P95-10030 06

ATMOSPHERIC INSTRUMENT SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS ORBITER

[NASA RELEASE-95-t17J P95-10117 06

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-196] P95-10196 06

MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-9[ P95-10009 06

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

I NASA RELEASE-95-10J P95-10010 06

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-23] P95-10023 06

NEW SPACE SHUTFLE MAIN ENGINE READY FOR

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-32] P95-10032 06

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR X-34

NASA RELEASE-95-40] P95-10040 06

EXTERIOR OF SPACE STATION MODULE

COMPLETED; FIRST IDR HELD

NASA RELEASE-95-45 ] 1>95 -10045 06

NASA, CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT SIGN

AGREEMENT

NASA RELEASE-95-51 ] P95-10051 06

SPACE STATION COMPLETES MAJOR LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEM TESTS

NASA RELEASE-95-61] P95-10061 06

NASA RECEIVES 'DC-XA' ROCKET FOR

DEVELOPMENT OF RLV TECHNOLOGY

NASA RELEASE-95-114J P95-10114 06

SPACE-AGE FORCEPS COULD MAKE INFANT

DELIVERY SAFER

NASA RELEASE-95-153] P95-10153 06

NASA INSTRUMENT ILLUMINATES LINKS BETWEEN

LIGHTNING, TORNADOES

NASA RELEASE-95-1601 P95-10160 06

U.S. STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE

STATION COMPLETED

NASA RELEASE-95-161 ] P95-10161 06

NASA SCIENTISTS GAIN INSIGHT INTO DEADLY

DISEASE

NASA RELEASE-95-211 ] 1:)95-10211 06

MARSOKHOD ROVER

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-141 P95-10014 06

MARTIN MARIETTA CORP., DENVER, COLO.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

MASERS

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-148} 1:)95-10148 06

MASSACHUSETTS CORP. FOR EDUC. TV

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-113] P95-10113 06

MASSACHUSE'I-rS INST. OF TECH.

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-157] P95-10157 06

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-95-162] P95-10162 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE tl

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-214) P95-10214 06

MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH., CAMBRIDGE

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

I NASA RELEASE-95-46] P95-10046 06

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS AEROSPACE, CALIF.

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

[NASA RELEASE-95-14] P95-10014 06

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-23] P95-10023 06

X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

1NASA RELEASE-95-38] P95-10038 06

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1491 P95-10149 06

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS CORP.

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-95-6] P95-10006 06

MD-11 AIRCRAFT

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-149J P95-10149 06

MEASURING DEVICES

S INFRARED DETECTORS

S INFRARED SPECTROMETER

S PRESSURE GAUGES

S PRESSURE MODULATED INFRARED

RADIOMETER

S ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROMETER

MECHANICAL RESPONSE TISSUE ANALYZER

NEW TECHNOLOGY USED TO DEVELOP MEDICAL

INSTRUMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-20] 1:)95-10020 06

MED-MTE LAUNCH VEHICLE

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

[ NASA RELEASE-95-30 J P95-10030 06

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

SA BONE STIFFNESS ANALYZER

SA FORCEPS

NEW TECHNOLOGY USED TO DEVELOP MEDICAL

INSTRUMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-20J P95-10020 06

SPACE AGE SENSOR HELPS SAVE INFANTS'

LIVES

[NASA RELEASE-95-1371 P95-10137 06

MEDICAL PERSONNEL

S PHYSICIANS

MEDICAL RESEARCH

S BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

METEOR-3 SATELLITE

SUCCESSFUL US-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

1 NASA RELEASE-95-11 ] P95-10011 06

METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

S NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

SUBJECT INDEX

METEOROLOGY

S CLOUDS

S LIGHTNING

S THUNDERSTORMS

S TORNADOES

S WEATHER FORECASTING

METHANE

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

[NASA RELEASE-95-212J P95-10212 06

MEVATECH, INC., HUNTSVILLE, AL

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-95-154] t>95-10154 06

MICROELECTRONICS

NEW IMAGING SENSOR SHRINKS CAMERAS TO THE

SIZE OF A CHIP

INASA RELEASE-95-981 P95-10098 06

MICROGRAVITY

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5} P95-10005 06

NASA SELECTS EER FOR ORBITAL, RECOVERY

EXPERIMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-44] 1:)95-10044 06

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVtTY RESEARCH

GRANTS

I NASA RELEASE-95-46 ] P95-10046 06

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-57] P95-10057 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

I NASA RELEASE-95-77] P95-10077 06

NASA ROLLS OUT NEWEST AIRBORNE RESEARCH

FACILITY

INASA RELEASE-95-79J P95-10079 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121] P95-10121 06

MICROGRAVITY SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

NASA ROLLS OUT NEWEST AIRBORNE RESEARCH

FACILITY

INASA RELEASE-95-79[ P95-10079 06

NASA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH GOES ON LINE

INASA RELEASE-95-97J P95-10097 06

MICROORGANISMS

S VIRUSES

MICROWAVE SOUNDING UNIT

NOAA-14 INVESTIGATIVE BOARD FORMED TO

STUDY ANOMALY

[NASA RELEASE-95-351 P95-10035 06

MID-INFRARED SPECTROMETER

US. INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-95-241 P95-10024 06

MILITARY AIRCRAFT

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

[ NASA RELEASE-95-4 ] P95-10004 06

MILKY WAY

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-1201 P95-10120 06

ULYSSES CLIMBS TO HIGHEST LATITUDE OVER

SUN'S NORTHERN POLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-125] P95-10125 06

MINISTRY OF HEALTH, U.S.SoR.

S INSTITUTE OF BIOMED. PROBLEMS, U.S.S.R.

MINORITIES

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

[ NASA RELEASE-95-48 J P95-10048 06

NASA SIGNS FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION

AGREEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-95-62 ] P95-10062 06

A-16
SUBJECT INDEX

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

INASA RELEASE-95-701 P95-10070 06

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-95-1061 P95-10106 06

MINORITY BUSINESSES

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-95-154] P95-10154 06

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-174[ P95-10174 06

MINORITY CONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-95-154) P95-10154 06

MINORITY UNIVERSITIES

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-95-106] P95-10106 06

MINORITY UNIVERSITY RESEARCH CENTER

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-781 P95-10078 06

MIR SPACE STATION

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUI_LE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5 P95-10005 06

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY; LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

INASA RELEASE-95-39 P95-10039 06

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

I NASA RELEASE-95-50 P95-10050 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUFFLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

I NASA RELEASE-95-55 P95-10055 06

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-57 P95-10057 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77 P95-10077 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-1561 P95-10156 06

US. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

MIRRORS

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

[NASA RELEASE-95-101 P95-100t0 06

MIRS

S MIDqNFRARED SPECTROMETER

MISSION DURATION

SUCCESSFUL U S-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

INASA RELEASE-95-111 P95-10011 06

MISSION OBJECTIVES

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR IOOTH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-761 P95-10076 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON COMPLETES PRIME MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-146] P95-10146 06

MISSION PLANS

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS, FLIES EARLIER

I NASA RELEASE-95-331 P95-10033 06

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-501 P95-10050 06

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR 100TH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-761 P95-10076 06

RUSSIAN DOCKING MODULE, SOLAR ARRAYS

ARRIVE IN FLORIDA

INASA RELEASE-95-86] P95-10086 06

NASA AND RSA SET JUNE 23 FOR LAUNCH OF

STS-71 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-951 P95-10095 06

NASA SELECTS NEW MILLENNIUM PROGRAM

PARTNERS

f NASA RELEASE-95-100] P95-10100 06

COMET SAMPLE RETURN MISSION PICKED AS NEXT

DISCOVERY FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-2091 P95-10209 06

MISSION SPECIALISTS

TWO INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES TO JOIN 1995

ASTRONAUT CLASS

1NASA RELEASE-95-3] P95-10003 06

SPACE SHUFFLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-91 P95-10009 06

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

[NASA RELEASE-95-15[ P95-10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUFFLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-50J P95-10050 06

ASTRONAUT CHARLES LACY VEACH DIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-166] P95-10166 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

INASA RELEASE-95-173] P95-10173 06

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS SACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

NASA RELEASE-95-7 t:)95-10007 06

SUCCESSFUL U S-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

NASA RELEASE-95-11 P95-10011 06

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

I NASA RELEASE-95-21 P95-10021 06

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

NASA RELEASE-95-43 P95-10043 06

THE PERSPECTIVE FROM SPACE IS CRITICAL TO

EARTH STUDIES, GOLDIN SAYS

[NASA RELEASE-95-54 P95-10054 06

NASA RELEASES GOLDIN'S STATEMENT ON

REDUCTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-99 P95-10099 06

NASA C-130S AIRCRAFT HELPS FIG HT SCOFFSDALE

FIRES

NASA RELEASE-95-1161 P95-t0116 06

NEW SOLAR-POWERED ALTITUDE RECORD SET IN

NASA TEST FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-95-152] P95-t0152 06

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

YEAR IN ADVANCE

NASA RELEASE-95-159] P95-10159 06

MISSISSIPPI

NASA DISCONTINUES WORK ON NOZZLE

PRODUCTION AT YELLOW CREEK

[NASA RELEASE-95-60] P95-10060 06

MISSISSIPPI CHOCKTAW TRIBAL COUNCIL

NASA SIGNS FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION

AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-62] P95-10062 06

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV.

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-129] P95-10129 06

MNEMONIC SYSTEMS, INC., WASHINGTON, DC.

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

INASA RELEASE-95-154] P95-10154 06

MODELING

S COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

MODELS

S WIND TUNNEL MODELS

MODULES

SA DOCKING MODULE

U,S STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE

STATION COMPLETED

I NASA RELEASE-95-1611 P95-10161 06

NASA SPECIALIZED CENTERS OF R&T

MOLECULAR BEAMS

S MASERS

MOLECULAR STRUCTURE DETERMINATION

NASA SCIENTISTS GAIN INSIGHT INTO DEADLY

DISEASE

NASA RELEASE-95-211 P95-10211 06

MONITORS

SPACE AGE SENSOR HELPS SAVE INFANTS'

LIVES

[NASA RELEASE-95-137 P95-10137 06

MONTGOMERY BLAIR MS, SILVER SPRING, MD.

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-64 P95-10064 06

MOON

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

NASA RELEASE-95-19 P95-10019 06

MOREHOUSE COLLEGE, GA.

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

NASA RELEASE-95-78 P95-10078 06

MORGAN STATE COLLEGE, MD.

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-95-106 P95-10106 06

MRTA

S MECHANICAL RESPONSE TISSUE ANALYZER

MSFC

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

MULTIMEDIA

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

[NASA RELEASE-95-21 ] P95-10021 06

MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM

S BONES

N

NAGOYA UNIV., JAPAN

US INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-241 P95-10024 06

NARRAGANSE'I-r BAY, RI.

NASA AND CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCE

AGREEMENT TO AID BAY WITH SPACE AGENCY

TECHNOLOGY

INASA RELEASE-95-1341 P95-10134 06

NAS

S NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

NASA EDUC. WORKSHOP FOR ELEM. TEACHERS

MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS EXPERIENCE

SCIENCE AT NASA

INASA RELEASE-95-131J P95-10131 06

NASA EDUC. WORKSHOP MAT., SCI. & TECH.

MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS EXPERIENCE

SCIENCE AT NASA

1NASA RELEASE-95-131 ] P95-10131 06

NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

S GEORGE M. LOW TROPHY

NASA MANAGEMENT STUDY GROUP

REVIEW TEAM PROPOSES SWEEPING

MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES AT

NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-73] P95-10073 06

NASA RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENTS

NEW RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT PROCESS WILL

SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

INASA RELEASE-95-167] P95-10167 06

NASA SCIENCE INSTITUTES

DIAZ NAMED TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR

SCIENCE INSTITUTES

INASA RELEASE-95-110J P95-10110 06

NASA SPECIALIZED CENTERS OF R&T

S SPECIALIZED CENTERS OF RESEARCH &

TRAINING

A-17
NASATECHBRIEFS SUBJECT INDEX

NASA TECH BRIEFS

GOLDIN TO KICK OFF 'TECH 2005' CONFERENCE

IN CHICAGO

INASA RELEASE-95-1771 P95-10177 06

NASA/FAA GENERAL AVIATION DESIGN COUP.

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

{NASA RELEASE-95-t29J P95-10129 06

NASDA

S JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY

NAT. POLAR ORBIT. OP. ENVIRON. SAT. SYS

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

[ NASA RELEASE-95-82} P95-10082 06

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

SA SPACE SCIENCE BOARD, NAS-NRC

PIONEER 11 TO END OPERATIONS AFTER EPIC

CAREER

INASA RELEASE-95-1631 P95-10163 06

NATIONAL AERON. AND SPACE ADMIN.

SA AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD,

CA.

SA CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

SA DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

SA EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

SA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT,

MD.

SA HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASHINGTON, D.C

SA INSPECTOR GENERAL, NASA

SA JET PROPULSION LAB., PASADENA, CALIF.

SA JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

SA KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

SA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA.

SA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND,

OHIO

SA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH LAB., ARC

SA MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

SA OFFICE OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS

SA OFFICE OF EXTERNAL RELATIONS

SA OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCES &

EDUCATION

SA OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT

SA OFFICE OF SAFETY & MISSION ASSURANCE,

NASA

SA OFFICE OF SPACE COMMUNICATIONS, NASA

SA OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT

SA OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR, NASA

SA OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE GENERAL AVIATION

DESIGN COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-95-107] P95-10107 06

GOLDIN TO KICK OFF 'TECH 2005' CONFERENCE

IN CHICAGO

[NASA RELEASE-95-1771 P95-10177 06

NASA/AIR FORCE SIGN COST-SAVING SUPPORT

SERVICES AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-180J P95-10180 06

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

[NASA RELEASE-95-1891 t:>95-10169 06

NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM

NASA JOINS FAA AND DOD IN HUMAN FACTORS

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-95-91 } P95-10091 06

NATIONAL CENTER FOR SPACE STUDIES, FRANCE

S CENTRE NATL D'ETUDES SPATIALES, FRANCE

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF MATH.

MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS EXPERIENCE

SCIENCE AT NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-131 } P95-10131 06

NATIONAL HISPANIC UNIV., SAN JOSE, CA.

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

{NASA RELEASE-95-481 P95-10048 06

NATIONAL INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1131 P95-10113 06

LOW-COST NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY OPENS

INTERNET ACCESS FOR THE NATION'S K-12

SCHOOLS

[NASA RELEASE-95-141[ P95-10141 06

NATIONAL INST. OF CHILD HEALTH & HUM. DEV.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVtTY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-46] P95-10046 06

NATIONAL INST. OF HEALTH, BETHESDA, MO.

SA NATIONAL INST. OF CHILD HEALTH & HUM.

DEV.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-46J P95-10046 06

NATIONAL INST. OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY

NASA SCIENTISTS GAIN INSIGHT INTO DEADLY

DISEASE

{NASA RELEASE-95-211 I P95-10211 06

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMIN.

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

[NASA RELEASE-95-21} P95-10021 06

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-821 P95-10082 06

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

INASA RELEASE-95-1591 P95-10159 06

SPACE DISTURBANCE DETECTED BY NASA

SATELLITE BEFORE REACHING EARTH

INASA RELEASE-95-202] P95-10202 06

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

S PARK SERVICE. U.S.

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

SA SPACE SCIENCE BOARD, NAS-NRC

NEW ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY RELEASED

I NASA RELEASE-95-93 } P95-10093 06

NATIONAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL

NASA JOINS FAA AND DQD IN HUMAN FACTORS

RESEARCH

I NASA RELEASE-95-91J P95-10091 06

NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

I NASA RELEASE-95-641 P95-10064 06

MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS EXPERIENCE

SCIENCE AT NASA

{NASA RELEASE-95-131 [ P95-I0131 06

NATIONAL SPACE DEVELOP. AGENCY, JAPAN

S JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY

NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE DATA CENTER, GSFC

NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

[NASA RELEASE-95-28[ P95-10028 06

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-641 P95-10064 06

NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LAB., NASA

S STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISS.

NATIONAL SPACE TRANSPORTATION POLICY

REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE NOTICES ISSUED

[NASA RELEASE-95-1 } P95-10001 06

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-23} P95-10023 06

X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

[NASA RELEASE-95-38} P95-10038 06

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR X-34

{NASA RELEASE-95-40} P95-10040 06

NATIVE AMERICANS

NASA SIGNS FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION

AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-62) P95-t0062 06

NATURAL SATELLITES

S EUROPA

S IO

S SATURN SATELLITES

NATURE MAGAZINE

ULYSSES DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT WAVE

MOTIONS OF THE SUN

1NASA RELEASE-95-1091 P95-10t09 06

NAVY, U.S.

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

INASA RELEASE-95-41 P95-tO004 06

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

INASA RELEASE-95-2031 P95-10203 06

NEBULAE

SA EAGLE NEBULA

EMBRYONIC STARS EMERGE FROM INTERSTELLAR

'EGGS'

NASA RELEASE-95-1901 P95-10190 06

NEPTUNE/PLANET/

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW DARK SPOT ON

NEPTUNE

NASA RELEASE-95-53] P95-t0053 06

NEPTUNE ATMOSPHERE

HUBSLE DISCOVERS NEW DARK SPOT ON

NEPTUNE

NASA RELEASE-95-53] P95-10053 06

NEPTUNE SURFACE

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW DARK SPOT ON

NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-95-53} P95-10053 06

NETWORK RESOURCES & TRAINING SITES

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

NASA RELEASE-95-106} P95-10106 06

NEUTRAL BOUYANCY LABORATORY

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

NASA RELEASE-95-61 P95-10006 06

NEUTRON STARS

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLOitER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

NASA RELEASE-95-162[ P95-10162 06

NEW ENGLAND

S RHODE ISLAND

NEW MEXICO UNIV.

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

INASA RELEASE-95-78J P95-10078 06

NEW MILLENIUM PROGRAM

NASA SELECTS NEW MILLENNIUM PROGRAM

PARTNERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-100[ P95-10100 06

NEW MILLENNIUM PROGRAM

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-155] P95-10155 06

NIST

S NATIONAL INST. OF STANDARDS AND

TECHNOLOGY

NITROGEN COMPOUNDS

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

{NASA RELEASE-95-176J P95-10176 06

NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

SA NOAA-14

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-95-82] P95-10082 06

NOAA-14

NOAA-14 INVESTIGATIVE BOARD FORMED TO

STUDY ANOMALY

INASA RELEASE-95-351 P95-10035 06

NOISE REDUCTION

NASA TESTS NEW NOISE REDUCTION JET EXHAUST

NOZZLE

I NASA RELEASE-95-69 J P95-10069 06

NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTS

NASA TESTS PAINLESS WAYS OF MEASURING

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

[NASA RELEASE-95-37} P95-10037 06

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV, RALEIGH

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-95-151 ] P95-10151 06

A-18
SUBJECT INDEX

NOZZLES

S JET EXHAUST NOZZLES

S ROCKET NOZZLES

NPOESS

S NAT. POLAR ORBIT OP ENVIRON. SAT SYS

NRC

S NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

NSCORT

S SPECIALIZED CENTERS OF RESEARCH

TRAINING

O

O RING SEALS

NASA MANAGERS DEFER NEXT LAUNCH OF SPACE

SHUTTLE

INASA RELEASE-95-130) P95-10130 06

OBITUARY

NASA PIONEER WALTER C, WILLIAMS DIES

INASA RELEASE-95-179] P95-10179 06

OBSERVATORIES

S LAMONT-DOHERTY GEOL. OBS, PALISADES.

NY.

S SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYS. OBS., BOSTON,

MASS

OCEAN CURRENTS

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

INASA RELEASE-95-7J P95-10007 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON COMPLETES PRIME MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-1461 P95-10146 06

OCEAN SURFACE

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

INASA RELEASE-95-7] P95-10007 06

OCEAN TEMPERATURE

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

INASA RELEASE-95-7] P95-10007 06

OCEANOGRAPHY

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

INASA RELEASE-95-7) P95-10007 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON COMPLETES PRIME MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-146] P95-10146 06

OCEANS

TOPEX/POSEIDON COMPLETES PRIME MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-1461 P95-10146 06

OFFICE OF AERONAUTICS, NASA

THE PERSPECTIVE FROM SPACE IS CRITICAL TO

EARTH STUDIES, GOLDIN SAYS

(NASA RELEASE-95-54[ P95-10054 06

HARRIS NAMED DEPUTY CHIEF ENGINEER

(AERONAUTICS)

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SCHUMACHER, WHITEHEAD APPOINTED

ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATORS

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OFFICE OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

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UNIVERSITIES

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RESEARCH CENTERS

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YVONNE FREEMAN APPOINTED PROVOST OF

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

INASA RELEASE-95-2131 P95-10213 06

OFFICE OF EXTERNAL RELATIONS

SCHUMACHER, WHITEHEAD APPOINTED

ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATORS

INASA RELEASE-95-1021 P95-10102 06

OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCES & EDUCATION

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

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STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

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MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS EXPERIENCE

SCIENCE AT NASA

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OFFICE OF INTERN. SPACE STATION PROGRAM

S INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION PROGRAM

OFFICE

OFFICE OF LIFE & MICROGRAVITY SCl. & APPL.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTFLE FLIGHT OF 1995

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NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVlTY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

NASA TAKES ACTION TO IMPROVE SAFETY IN

HUMAN RESEARCH

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STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

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NASA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH GOES ON LINE

INASA RELEASE-95-97] P95-10097 06

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

OFFICE OF MISSION TO PLANET EARTH, NASA

SUCCESSFUL U,S.-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

NASA RELEASE-95-11 ) P95-10011 06

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

NASA RELEASE-95-121 P95-10012 06

NEW VlDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

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NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

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NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

NASA RELEASE-95-67] P95-10067 06

NASA SELECTS NEW MILLENNIUM PROGRAM

PARTNERS

NASA RELEASE-95-1001 P95-10100 06

NASA-FUNDED RESEARCH SEES FALL OF

OZONE-DEPLETING CHEMICAL

NASA RELEASE-95-1151 P95-10115 06

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

:NASA RELEASE-95-155] P95-10155 06

NEW RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT PROCESS WILL

SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

NASA RELEASE-95+1671 P95-10167 06

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS,

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

THE CHANGING FACE OF OUR HOME PLANET

[NASA RELEASE-95-201 I P95-10201 06

OFFICE OF OPERATIONS, NASA

CHRISTENSEN TO HEAD NEW HEADQUARTERS

OPERATIONS OFFICE

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OFFICE OF PLANETARY SCIENCE & ASTROPHYSICS

S OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE, NASA

OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT

NASA'S SWEEPING PROCUREMENT REFORMS

AFFECT EOS BIDS

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OFFICE OF SAFETY & MISSION ASSURANCE, NASA

NASA PRESENTS LOW AWARD TO UNISYS SPACE

SYSTEMS

[NASA RELEASE 95 47] t:>95-10047 OB

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HUMAN RESEARCH

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OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY

NEW ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY RELEASED

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NASA RELEASES GOLDIN'S STATEMENT ON

REDUCTIONS

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OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE, NASA

OFFICE OF SPACE ACCESS AND TECHNOLOGY

REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE NOTICES ISSUED

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RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[ NASA RELEASE-95+51 P95-10005 06

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

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X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

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COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR X-34

[NASA RELEASE-95-40] P95-10040 06

NASA SELECTS EER FOR ORBITAL, RECOVERY

EXPERIMENTS

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NASA SELECTS NEW MILLENNIUM PROGRAM

PARTNERS

INASA RELEASE-95-1001 P95-10100 06

NASA FORMS TASK TEAMS TO REVIEW SPACE

ACCESS OPTIONS FOLLOWING LOSS OF PEGASUS

LAUNCH VEHICLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1011 P95-t0101 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-103] P95-10103 06

NASA RECEIVES 'DC-XA' ROCKET FOR

DEVELOPMENT OF RLV TECHNOLOGY

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'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

SOLICITED

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NASA SELECTS PHASE tl SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

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PROPOSAL SELECTIONS

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NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-2141 P95-10214 06

OFFICE OF SPACE COMMUNICATIONS, NASA

NASA AWARDS $481.6 MILLION CONTRACT TO

HUGHES

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NASA/AIR FORCE SIGN COST-SAVING SUPPORT

SERVICES AGREEMENT

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OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT

SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

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NASA DISCONTINUES WORK ON NOZZLE

PRODUCTION AT YELLOW CREEK

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OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE, NASA

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

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MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

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ULYSSES SPACECRAFT TO MAKE CLOSEST

APPROACH TO SUN

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NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

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LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

NASA RELEASE-95-30 P95-10030 06

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS, FLIES EARLIER

NASA RELEASE-95-33 P95 10033 06

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HUBBLE LAUNCH

OBSERVED TODAY

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NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER SHIPPED TO

LAUNCH SITE

NASA RELEASE-95-80 P95-I0080 06

MARS PATHFINDER PASSES MAJOR SET OF

ENGINEERING MILESTONES

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A-19
OFFICEOFTHEADMINISTRATOR, NASA

DIAZ NAMED TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR

SCIENCE INSTITUTES

NASA RELEASE-95-110 P95-10110 06

ATMOSPHERIC INSTRUMENT SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS ORBITER

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NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

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TOUTATIS ONE OF THE STRANGEST OBJECTS IN

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

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SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

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NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR

DEVELOPMENT

NASA RELEASE-95-206 P95-10206 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

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COMET SAMPLE RETURN MISSION PICKED AS NEXT

DISCOVERY FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-95-209 P95-10209 06

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR, NASA

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN. VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

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MOBLEY NAMED NASA CHIEF ENGINEER

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SHUTFLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

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NASA PRESENTS LOW AWARD TO UNISYS SPACE

SYSTEMS

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THE PERSPECTIVE FROM SPACE IS CRITICAL TO

EARTH STUDIES, GOLDIN SAYS

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FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HUBBLE LAUNCH

OBSERVED TODAY

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REVIEW TEAM PROPOSES SWEEPING

MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES AT

NASA

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AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

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NASA JOINS FAA AND DOD IN HUMAN FACTORS

RESEARCH

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GAD REPORT

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REDUCTIONS

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NASA FORMS TASK TEAMS TO REVIEW SPACE

ACCESS OPTIONS FOLLOWING LOSS OF PEGASUS

LAUNCH VEHICLE

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NASA C- 130B AIRCRAFT HELPS FIGHT SCOTTSDALE

FIRES

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NASA RELEASES NEW SCIENCE POLICY GUIDE FOR

PUBLIC COMMENT

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NASA FORMS PARTNERSHIP TO REVITALIZE

GENERAL AVIATION

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HUNTOON TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR LIFE

SCIENCES INSTITUTE

[NASA RELEASE-95-132J P95-10132 06

NASA AND CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCE

AGREEMENT TO AID BAY WITH SPACE AGENCY

TECHNOLOGY

I NASA RELEASE-98-134J P95-10134 06

MULVlLLE NAMED CHIEF ENGINEER

INASA RELEASE-95-140J P95-10140 06

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

[ NASA RELEASE-95-1541 P95-10t54 06

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

INASA RELEASE-95-1571 P95-10157 06

PIONEER 11 TO END OPERATIONS AFTER EPIC

CAREER

[NASA RELEASE-95-1631 P95-10163 06

ASTRONAUT CHARLES LACY VEACH DIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-1661 P95-10166 06

GOLDIN TO KICK OFF 'TECH 2005' CONFERENCE

IN CHICAGO

[NASA RELEASE-95-1771 P95-10177 06

NASA TO PURSUE NON-COMPETITIVE SHUTFLE

CONTRACT WITH U.S ALLIANCE

[NASA RELEASE-95-2051 P95-10205 06

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER

MOBLEY NAMED NASA CHIEF ENGINEER

INASA RELEASE-95-22] P95-10022 06

OKLAHOMA

MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS EXPERIENCE

SCIENCE AT NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-131 } P98-10131 06

OKLAHOMA UNIV.

MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS EXPERIENCE

SCIENCE AT NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-131J P95-10131 06

OLD DOMINION UNIV., NORFOLK, VA.

NASA SCIENTIFIC BALLOONS CARRY FIRST

STUDENT PAYLOADS

[NASA RELEASE-95-144} P95-10144 06

ON-LINE SERVICES

NASA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH GOES ON LINE

[NASA RELEASE-95-971 P95-10097 06

NEW RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT PROCESS WILL

SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

INASA RELEASE-95-1671 P95-10167 06

NASA SCIENTISTS GO 'ONLINE FROM JUPITER'

[NASA RELEASE-95-168] P95-10168 06

EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS LET STUDENTS FLY

HIGH

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OPTICAL COATING LAB., INC., CALIF.

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

INASA RELEASE-95-10J P95-10010 06

OPTICAL MASERS

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OPTICAL TRANSIENT DETECTOR

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

INASA RELEASE-95-154] P95-10154 06

NASA INSTRUMENT ILLUMINATES LINKS BETWEEN

LIGHTNING, TORNADOES

[NASA RELEASE-95-160] P95-10160 06

ORACLE CORP., REDWOOD SHORES, CA.

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-141 P95-10014 06

ORBITAL POSITION

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207} P95-10207 06

ORBITAL SCIENCES CORP.

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-23] P95-I0023 06

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR X-34

INASA RELEASE-95-40] P95-10040 06

NASA FORMS TASK TEAMS TO REVIEW SPACE

ACCESS OPTIONS FOLLOWING LOSS OF PEGASUS

LAUNCH VEHICLE

{NASA RELEASE-95-101 ] P95-10101 06

ORBITER 102

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ORBITER 103

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ORBITER 104

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SUBJECT INDEX

ORBITING VEHICLES

SA MARS SURVEYOR 1998 ORBITER

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

[ NASA RELEASE-95-301 P95-10030 06

ORBITS

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S POLAR ORBIT

ORION AIRCRAFT

S P-3 AIRCRAFT

OUT-OF-THE-ECLIPTIC MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

OXIDATION

NEW DEVICE REMOVES DEADLY CARBON

MONOXIDE

[NASA RELEASE-95-218J P95-10218 06

OXIDES

S CARBON MONOXIDE

OXYGEN

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

INASA RELEASE-95-171 1:)95-10017 06

OZONE

SUCCESSFUL U S.-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

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SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-95-176] 1:)95-10176 06

OZONE DEPLETION

NASA-FUNDED RESEARCH SEES FALL OF

OZONE-DEPLETING CHEMICAL

I NASA RELEASE-95-115] P95-10115 06

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

I NASA RELEASE-95-1761 P95-10176 06

P

P-3 AIRCRAFT

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

[ NASA RELEASE-95_57] P95-10067 06

PACIFIC OCEAN

TOPEX/POSEIOON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

[ NASA RELEASE-95-7] P95-10007 06

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

[NASA RELEASE-95-159] P95-10159 06

PACIFIC TIELESIS FOUND. SAN FRANCISCO, CA.

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-14J P95-10014 06

PARABOLIC TRAJECTORIES

NASA ROLLS OUT NEWEST AIRBORNE RESEARCH

FACILITY

I NASA RELEASE-95-791 P95-10079 06

PARASITES

NASA SCIENTISTS GAIN INSIGHT INTO DEADLY

DISEASE

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PARK SERVICE, U.S.

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-141 P95-10014 06

PATHFINDER PROJECT

MARS PATHFINDER PASSES MAJOR SET OF

ENGINEERING MILESTONES

I NASA RELEASE-95-94J P95-10094 06

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

[NASA RELEASE-95-112] P95-10112 06

PAYLOAD CARRIERS

S HITCHHIKER

A-20
SUBJECT INDEX

PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

J NASA RELEASE-95-9) P95-10009 06

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

JNASA RELEASE-95-15] P95-10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

JNASA RELEASE-95-18J P95-10018 06

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAVITY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-631 P95-10063 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

[NASA RELEASE-95-173) P95-10173 06

PAYLOADS

SA SPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADS

SA X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

INASA RELEASE-95-68] P95-10068 06

NASA SCIENTIFIC BALLOONS CARRY FIRST

STUDENT PAYLOADS

( NASA RELEASE-95-144 J 1:)95-10144 06

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-1551 P95-10155 06

PEGASUS AIR-LAUNCHED BOOSTER

NASA FORMS TASK TEAMS TO REVIEW SPACE

ACCESS OPTIONS FOLLOWING LOSS OF PEGASUS

LAUNCH VEHICLE

JNASA RELEASE-95-101 I P95-10101 06

PENNSYLVANIA UNIV., PHILADELPHIA

NASA SCIENTIFIC BALLOONS CARRY FIRST

STUDENT PAYLOADS

[NASA RELEASE-95-144] P95-10144 06

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PERSONNEL

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PERSONNEL APPOINTMENTS

MOBLEY NAMED NASA CHIEF ENGINEER

INASA RELEASE-95-22J P95-10022 06

ASTRONAUT HIEB TO JOIN ALLIEDSIGNAL

TECHNICAL SERVICES

INASA RELEASE-95-36 P95-10036 06

JOSEPH R ROTHENBERG NAMED DEPUTY

DIRECTOR OF GODDARD

JNASA RELEASE-95-42 P95-10042 06

HARRIS NAMED DEPUTY CHIEF ENGINEER

(AERONAUTICS)

[NASA RELEASE-95-58 P95-10058 06

SCHUMACHER, WHITEHEAD APPOINTED

ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATORS

[NASA RELEASE-95-102 P95-10102 06

CHRISTENSEN TO HEAD NEW HEADQUARTERS

OPERATIONS OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-95-105 P95-10105 0'6

DIAZ NAMED TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR

SCIENCE INSTITUTES

JNASA RELEASE-95-110 P95-10110 06

JOSEPH H ROTHENBERG NAMED DIRECTOR OF

GODDARD

JNASA RELEASE-95-126 t°95-10126 06

HUNTOON TO LEAD PLANNtNG EFFORT FOR LIFE

SCIENCES INSTITUTE

[NASA RELEASE-95-132 P95-10132 06

SHAW TO LEAVE NASA

JNASA RELEASE-95-1351 P95-10t35 06

GROSS NAMED NASA INSPECTOR GENERAL

INASA RELEASE-95-1391 P95-10139 06

MULVILLE NAMED CHIEF ENGINEER

JNASA RELEASE-95 140) P95-10140 06

ASTRONAUT BAGIAN JOINS EPA

JNASA RELEASE-95-142) P95-10142 06

ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED

STATES

INASA RELEASE-95-191J P95-10191 06

YVONNE FREEMAN APPOINTED PROVOST OF

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

[NASA RELEASE-95-2131 P95-10213 06

PERSONNEL REDUCTION

CHRISTENSEN TO HEAD NEW HEADQUARTERS

OPERATIONS OFFICE

JNASA RELEASE-95-105] P95-10105 06

PERSONNEL RESIGNATIONS

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER'S DIRECTOR TO

LEAVE NASA

JNASA RELEASE-95-291 P95-10029 06

ASTRONAUT HIEB TO JOIN ALLIEDSlGNAL

TECHNICAL SERVICES

INASA RELEASE-95-36J 1:)95-10036 06

REIGHTLER, RICHARDS, THUOT LEAVE

ASTRONAUT CORPS

JNASA RELEASE-95-104} P95-10104 06

SHAW TO LEAVE NASA

I NASA RELEASE-95-135) P95-10135 06

YVONNE FREEMAN APPOINTED PROVOST OF

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

JNASA RELEASE-95-2131 P95-10213 06

PERSONNEL SELECTION

TWO INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES TO JOIN 1995

ASTRONAUT CLASS

{NASA RELEASE-95-3J P95-10003 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-9) P95-10009 06

ASTRONAUT BAKER TO REPLACE SEGA AS NASA

MANAGER IN RUSSIA

JNASA RELEASE-95-25] P95-10025 06

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY; LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

INASA RELEASE-95-39) 1°95-10039 06

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-501 P95-10050 06

ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED

STATES

NASA RELEASE-95-191i P95-10191 06

PHOTOGRAPHY

S MARS PHOTOGRAPHS

S SATELLITE IMAGERY

S SATURN PHOTOGRAPHS

PHOTOMETERS

S FAR-INFRARED PHOTOMETER

PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS

NASA TO DEDICATE NEW FUEL CELL

DEVELOPMENT TESTBED

INASA RELEASE-95-81 P95-10008 06

PHYSICAL SCIENCES

S PHYSICS

PHYSICIANS

SPACE-AGE FORCEPS COULD MAKE INFANT

DELIVERY SAFER

INASA RELEASE-95-153] P95-10153 06

PHYSICS

SA ASTROPHYSICS

SA ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS

SA GEOPHYSICS

SA SPACE PHYSICS

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

{NASA RELEASE-95-1571 P95-10157 06

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

NASA TESTS PAINLESS WAYS OF MEASURING

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

INASA RELEASE-95-37J P95-10037 06

PHYSIOLOGY

S GRAVITATIONAL PHYSIOLOGY

PILOT TRAINING

ASTRONAUT CHARLES LACY VEACH DIES

JNASA RELEASE-95-166J 1:>95-10166 06

PILOTS

ASTRONAUT CHARLES LACY VEACH DIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-1661 P95-10166 06

PRARIE VIEW A AND M UNIV., TX.

PIONEER SATURN

S PIONEER 11

PIONEER SPACE PROBE

S PIONEER 11

PIONEER 11

PIONEER 11 TO END OPERATIONS AFTER EPIC

CAREER

INASA RELEASE-95-163) P95-10163 06

PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES

SA JUPITER ATMOSPHERE

SA MARS ATMOSPHERE

SA NEPTUNE ATMOSPHERE

SA VENUS ATMOSPHERE

SATURN'S RINGS: NOW YOU SEE THEM, NOW YOU

DON'T

INASA RELEASE-95-721 P95-10072 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION

S JUPITER EXPLORATION

S MARS EXPLORATION

PLANETARY MAGNETOSPHERE

GALILEO CROSSES BOUNDARY INTO JUPITER'S

ENVIRONMENT

JNASA RELEASE-95-2151 P95-10215 06

PLANETARY MAPPING

NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

INASA RELEASE-95-28) P95-10028 06

PLANETARY RINGS

S SATURN RINGS

PLANETARY SOCIETY

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-141 P95-10014 06

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

INASA RELEASE-95-1121 I°95-10112 06

PLANETARY SURFACES

SA MARS SURFACE

SA NEPTUNE SURFACE

SA VENUS SURFACE

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW DARK SPOT ON

NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-95-531 P95-10053 06

PLANETS

S EARTH

S JUPITER /PLANET/

S MARS /PLANET/

S NEPTUNE /PLANET/

S SATURN /PLANET/

S VENUS /PLANET/

PLANTS/BOTANY/

STUDY SHOWS FEASIBILITY OF PLANT-BASED LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEMS

I NASA RELEASE-95-145] P95-10145 06

PLUMES

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-95-1761 P95-10176 06

POLAR CAPS

S SOLAR POLAR CAPS

POLAR ORBIT

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-82J P95-10082 06

POLAR REGIONS

ULYSSES BEGINS EXPLORATION OF THE SUN'S

NORTHERN POLE

I NASA RELEASE-95-961 P95-10096 06

POLLUTION

S AIR POLLUTION

POLLUTION CONTROL

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-95-1761 P95-10176 06

PRARIE VIEW A AND M UNIV., TX.

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

JNASA RELEASE-95-781 P95-10078 06

A-21
PRATT AND WHITNEY AIRCRAFT

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

NASA RELEASE-95-106 P95-t0106 06

PRATT AND WHITNEY AIRCRAFT

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

INASA RELEASE-95-149 P95-10149 06

PRATT AND WHITNEY CORP., WEST PALM BEACH

NEW SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE READY FOR

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-32 P95-10032 06

PRATT INST., BROOKLYN, NY.

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-129 P95-10129 06

PRECOLLEGE AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

INASA RELEASE-95-48 P95-10048 06

PRELAUNCH TESTS

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROBE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

I NASA RELEASE-95-34 P95-10034 06

NASA MANAGERS DEFER NEXT LAUNCH OF SPACE

SHUTTLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-130[ P95o10130 06

PRESIDENTIAL DESIGN AWARD

IUE OPERATIONS TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE,

ENDING AN ERA

[NASA RELEASE-95-1701 P95-10170 06

PRESSURE

S ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE

PRESSURE GAUGES

NASA TESTS PAINLESS WAYS OF MEASURING

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

INASA RELEASE-95-371 P95-10037 06

PRESSURE MEASUREMENT

NASA TESTS PAINLESS WAYS OF MEASURING

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

INASA RELEASE-95-37] P95-10037 06

PRESSURE MODULATED INFRARED RADIOMETER

ATMOSPHERIC INSTRUMENT SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS ORBITER

I NASA RELEASE-95-1171 P95-10117 06

PRESSURE WIND TUNNEL

REFURBISHED WIND TUNNEL TO OPEN AT NASA

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-95-1431 P95-10143 06

PRIMARY INTERACTIVE NETWORK

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

[NASA RELEASE-95o14} P95-10014 06

PRIVATE SECTOR COOPERATION

S INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

PRIVATIZATION

DIAZ NAMED TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR

SCIENCE INSTITUTES

INASA RELEASE-95-110} P95-10110 06

PROBES

S GALILEO PROJECT

PROCUREMENT

S CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

PROPORTIONAL COUNTER ARRAY

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-95-1621 P95-10162 06

PROPULSION

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1491 P95-10149 06

PROPULSION CONTROL

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1491 P95-10149 06

PROTEIN CRYSTALS

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

{ NASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-71 I P95-10071 06

PUBLIC AFFAIRS

NASA RELEASES NEW SCIENCE POLICY GUIDE FOR

PUBLIC COMMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-123[ P95-10123 06

PUBLIC RELATIONS

NASA RELEASES NEW SCIENCE POLICY GUIDE FOR

PUBLIC COMMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1231 P95-10123 06

PUBLICATIONS

S ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL

S NASA TECH BRIEFS

S NATURE MAGAZINE

S SCIENCE AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS

PUERTO RICO UNIV., MAYAGUEZ

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

INASA RELEASE-95-701 P95-10070 06

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

INASA RELEASE-95-781 P95-10078 06

Q

QUALITY ASSURANCE

SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

INASA RELEASE-95-27] P95-10027 06

QUASARS

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

I NASA RELEASE-95-411 P95-I0041 06

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

INASA RELEASE-95-871 P95-10087 06

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-95-162] P95-10162 06

R

RADAR

S IMAGING RADAR

S SHUTFLE IMAGING RADAR

S SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR

S TERMINAL RADAR APPROACH CONTROL

/TRACON/

RADAR IMAGERY

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-12J P95-10012 06

NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

[NASA RELEASE-95-28) P95-10028 06

TOUTATtS ONE OF THE STRANGEST OBJECTS IN

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-95-171 ] P95-10171 06

RADAR MAPPING

NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

I NASA RELEASE-95-281 P95-10028 06

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-95-671 P95-10067 06

RADARSAT

SURFSAT SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED INTO

SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-204] P95-10204 06

RADIATION

S ATMOSPHERIC RADIATION

S EXTREME UV RADIATION

S GAMMA RAY BURSTS

S SOLAR RADIATION

S ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

S X-RAYS

SUBJECT INDEX

RADIATION MEASUREMENT

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

INASA RELEASE-95-431 P95-10043 06

RADIO ASTRONOMY

FIRST 'SNAPSHOT' TAKEN OF SHAPE OF

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD

i NASA RELEASE-95-185] P95-10185 06

RADIO EMISSION

FIRST 'SNAPSHOT' TAKEN OF SHAPE OF

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD

INASA RELEASE-95-1851 P95-10185 06

RADIO GALAXIES

HUBBLE FINDS SURPRISINGLY COMPLEX

STRUCTURES IN RADIO GALAXIES

INASA RELEASE-95o1331 P95-10133 06

HUBBLE FINDS NEW BLACK HOLE AND

UNEXPECTED MYSTERIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-216] P95-10216 06

RADIO TELESCOPES

TOUTATIS ONE OF THE STRANGEST OBJECTS IN

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

I NASA RELEASE-95-171] P95-10171 06

RADIO WAVES

FIRST 'SNAPSHOT' TAKEN OF SHAPE OF

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD

[ NASA RELEASE-95-1851 P95-10185 06

RADIOMETERS

S PRESSURE MODULATED INFRARED

RADIOMETER

RAIN

TESTS MAY PROVIDE INSIGHT ON SEVERE

WEATHER EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

INASA RELEASE-95-1971 P95-10197 06

RECOVERY OPERATIONS

S SPACECRAFT RECOVERY

RECYCLING

NASA HELPS LOUISIANA COMPANY RECYCLE TIRES

FOR OTHER USES

I NASA RELEASE-95-1861 P95-10186 06

REDUCED GRAVITY

S MICROGRAVITY

REFLECTING TELESCOPES

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

{NASA RELEASE-95-2121 P95-10212 06

RELIABILITY

S EQUIPMENT FAILURE

S QUALITY ASSURANCE

REMOTE CONTROL

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-14) P95-10014 06

REMOTE HANDLING

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

INASA RELEASE-95-141 P95-10014 06

REMOTE SENSING

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

INASA RELEASE-95-121 P95-10012 06

NASA AND CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCE

AGREEMENT TO AID BAY WITH SPACE AGENCY

TECHNOLOGY

INASA RELEASE-95-134] P95-10t34 06

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTTLE

{NASA RELEASE-95-1811 P95-10181 06

REMOTELY PILOTED RESEARCH VEHICLE

NEW SOLAR-POWERED ALTITUDE RECORD SET IN

NASA TEST FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-1521 P95-10152 06

RENDEZVOUS

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

A-22
SUBJECT INDEX

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE NOTICES ISSUED

[NASA RELEASE-95-1 ] P95-10001 06

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

X-33 DRAFT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT NOTICED

ISSUED

INASA RELEASE-95-2191 P95-10219 06

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

S X-32 AIRCRAFT

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

SA AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-781 P95-10078 06

NASA RELEASES NEW SCIENCE POLICY GUIDE FOR

PUBLIC COMMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-1231 P95-10123 06

RESEARCH FACILITIES

SA AIRBORNE RESEARCH FACILITIES

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-95-61 P95-10006 06

NASA TO DEDICATE NEW FUEL CELL

DEVELOPMENT TESTBED

]NASA RELEASE-95-B] P95-10008 06

RESEARCH PROJECTS

SA ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVlTY RESEARCH

GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-46] P95-10046 06

RESEARCH PROPOSALS

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-103 P95-10103 06

NEW RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT PROCESS WILL

SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

NASA RELEASE-95-167 P95-10167 06

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

NASA RELEASE-95-174 P95-I0174 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 SBIR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-183 P95-10183 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 PHASE II RESEARCH

PROPOSAL SELECTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-199 P95-10199 06

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

NASA RELEASE-95-210 P95-10210 06

RESEARCH TRIANGLE INST., HAMPTON, VA.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STFR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

]NASA RELEASE-95-214] P95-10214 06

RETIREMENT

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER'S DIRECTOR TO

LEAVE NASA

INASA RELEASE-95-29] P95-10029 06

REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA DC-XA

NASA RECEIVES 'DC-XA' ROCKET FOR

DEVELOPMENT OF RLV TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-95-114] P95-10114 06

REUSABLE SPACE VEHICLES

SA X-33 REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE

SA X-34 REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE

REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE NOTICES ISSUED

I NASA RELEASE-95-1] P95-10001 06

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

]NASA RELEASE-95-231 P95-10023 06

X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

INASA RELEASE-95-381 P95-10038 06

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR X-34

INASA RELEASE-95-401 P95-10040 06

RFP

S REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

RHODE ISLAND

NASA AND CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCE

AGREEMENT TO AID BAY WITH SPACE AGENCY

TECHNOLOGY

]NASA RELEASE-95-134] P95-10134 06

RHODE ISLAND UNIV.

SCIENTISTS SAY EL HIND CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

[NASA RELEASE-95-159[ P95-10159 06

RICE UNIV., HOUSTON, TEX.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-95-151 I P95-10151 06

RING STRUCTURES (ASTRONOMY)

S SATURN RINGS

ROBOTICS

'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

SOLICITED

INASA RELEASE-95-165] P95-10165 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-2141 P95-10214 06

ROCHESTER GAS & ELECT. CO., NY.

NEW DEVICE REMOVES DEADLY CARBON

MONOXIDE

[NASA RELEASE-95-2181 P95-10218 06

ROCKET ENGINES

SA ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

/SHUTTLE/

SA SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

SA SPACE SHUTFLE MAIN ENGINE

GALILEO ENGINE FIRING SCHEDULED; PRESS

BRIEFING TO FOLLOW

[NASA RELEASE-95-122] P95-10122 06

ROCKET NOZZLES

NASA DISCONTINUES WORK ON NOZZLE

PRODUCTION AT YELLOW CREEK

INASA RELEASE-95-601 P95-10060 06

NASA MANAGERS DEFER NEXT LAUNCH OF SPACE

SHUTTLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1301 P95-10130 06

ROCKETDYNE, CANOGA PARK, CALIF,

NEW SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE READY FOR

FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-321 P95-10032 06

ROCKETS

S LAUNCH VEHICLES

S PEGASUS AIR-LAUNCHED BOOSTER

S SOUNDING ROCKETS

ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP., DOWNEY, CA.

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-23] P95-10023 06

X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

]NASA RELEASE*95-381 P95-10038 06

ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP., PALMDALE, CA

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[ NASA RELEASE-95-49 J P95-10049 06

ROLAND/COMET LANDER/

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

]NASA RELEASE-95-1891 P95-10189 06

ROOM TEMPERATURE VULCANIZING

NASA MANAGERS DEFER NEXT LAUNCH OF SPACE

SHUTTLE

]NASA RELEASE-95-1301 P95-10130 06

ROSETTA MISSION

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

|NASA RELEASE-95-189J 1°95-10189 06

ROVING VEHICLES

S MARSOKHOD ROVER

S SOJOURNER

RPRV

S REMOTELY PILOTED RESEARCH VEHICLE

RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY

SUCCESSFUL US.-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

[NASA RELEASE-95-111 P95-10011 06

SATELLITE IMAGERY

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-13[ P95-10013 06

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

]NASA RELEASE-95-14] P95-10014 06

NASA ALTERS SHUTTLE FLIGHT SCHEDULE

NASA RELEASE-95-59 P95-10059 06

NASA AND RSA SET JUNE 23 FOR LAUNCH OF

STS-71 MISSION

]NASA RELEASE-95-95 P95-10095 06

BOEING, KHRUNICHEV SIGN CONTRACT FOR

SPACE STATION ELEMENT

]NASA RELEASE-95-138 P95-10138 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-156 P95-10156 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-95-192 P95-10192 06

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-196 P95-10196 06

RUSSIAN SPACE PROGRAMS

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

]NASA RELEASE-95-55J P95-10055 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-1561 P95-10156 06

RUTGERS UNIV., N.J.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

]NASA RELEASE-95-151 ] P95-10151 06

S

SAFETY ANALYSIS

NASA TAKES ACTION TO IMPROVE SAFETY _N

HUMAN RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-95-74] P95-10074 06

SAFETY DEVICES

NEW DEVICE REMOVES DEADLY CARBON

MONOXIDE

]NASA RELEASE-95-218] P95-10218 06

SAFETY SYSTEMS

S AIRCRAFT SAFETY

SAMPLING

S CORE SAMPLING

SAMUEL GOMPERS SEC. SCHOOL SAN DIEGO, CA.

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTTLE

INASA RELEASE-95-181 I P95-10181 06

SATELLITE IMAGERY

HUBBLE MONITORS WEATHER ON NEIGHBORING

PLANETS

{ NASA RELEASE-95-31 J P95-10031 06

NASA'S HUBBLE TELESCOPE MAPS THE ANCIENT

SURFACE OF VESTA

]NASA RELEASE-95-521 P95-10052 06

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HUBBLE LAUNCH

OBSERVED TODAY

INASA RELEASE-95-56] P95-10056 06

HUBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

INASA RELEASE-95-831 P95-10083 06

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-95-88] P95-10088 06

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

INASA RELEASE-95-120J P95-10120 06

HUBBLE FINDS SURPRISINGLY COMPLEX

STRUCTURES IN RADIO GALAXIES

INASA RELEASE-95-1331 P95-10133 06

HUBBLE SEES MATEFLIAL EJECTED FROM COMET

HALE-BOPP

NASA RELEASE-95-178] P95-10178 06

FIRST 'SNAPSHOT' TAKEN OF SHAPE OF

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD

NASA RELEASE-95-185] P95-10185 06

A-23
SATELLITE OBSERVATION

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

[NASA RELEASE-95-1891 1:)95-10189 06

EMBRYONIC STARS EMERGE FROM INTERSTELLAR

'EGGS'

INASA RELEASE-95-190} P95-10190 06

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

INASA RELEASE-95-212[ P95-10212 06

HUBBLE FINDS NEW BLACK HOLE AND

UNEXPECTED MYSTERIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-216} P95-10216 06

SATELLITE OBSERVATION

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

INASA RELEASE-95-7} P95-10007 06

HUBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

[NASA RELEASE-95-83] P95-10083 06

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-95-88} P95-10088 06

HUBBLE FINDS SURPRISINGLY COMPLEX

STRUCTURES IN RADIO GALAXIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-133J P95-10133 06

NASA AND CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCE

AGREEMENT TO AID BAY WITH SPACE AGENCY

TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-95-134} P95-10134 06

SPARTAN 201 SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHED

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-164{ 1>95-10164 06

IUE OPERATIONS TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE,

ENDING AN ERA

[NASA RELEASE-95-1701 P95-10170 06

SATURN MOON MYSTERY CONTINUES: COULD

HUBBLE HAVE DISCOVERED SHAI_ERED

SATELLITES?

[NASA RELEASE-95-1721 P95-10172 06

COSMIC RAY MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED

[NASA RELEASE-95-208{ P95-10208 06

SATELLITES

S ADVAN. SAT FOR COSMOLOGY &

ASTROPHYSICS

S FAR ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROSCOPIC

EXPLORER

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

S NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

S ORBITING VEHICLES

S PIONEER 11

S SURFSAT-1 SATELLITE

SATURN/PLANET/

SATURN'S RINGS: NOW YOU SEE THEM, NOW YOU

DON'T

INASA RELEASE-95-72{ P95-10072 06

EUROPEAN CASSlNI HARDWARE DELIVERED TO

NASA

INASA RELEASE-95-118] P95-10118 06

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW MOONS ORBITING

SATURN

[NASA RELEASE-9_127J 1:)95-10127 06

SATURN MOON MYSTERY CONTINUES: COULD

HUBBLE HAVE DISCOVERED SHATrERED

SATELLITES?

INASA RELEASE-95-172} P95-10172 06

SATURN MOON 1995 S-1

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW MOONS ORBITING

SATURN

[NASA RELEASE-95-127] P95-10127 06

SATURN MOON 1995 S-2

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW MOONS ORBITING

SATURN

[NASA RELEASE-95*127} P95-10127 06

SATURN MOON 1995 S-3

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW MOONS ORBITING

SATURN

[NASA RELEASE-95-127] P95-10127 06

SATURN MOON 1995 S-4

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW MOONS ORBITING

SATURN

[NASA RELEASE-95-1271 P95-10127 06

SATURN PHOTOGRAPHS

SATURN MOON MYSTERY CONTINUES: COULD

HUBBLE HAVE DISCOVERED SHATTERED

SATELLITES?

[NASA RELEASE-95-1721 P95-10172 06

SATURN RINGS

SATURN'S RINGS: NOW YOU SEE THEM, NOW YOU

DON'T

INASA RELEASE-95-721 1=95-10072 06

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW MOONS ORBITING

SATURN

INASA RELEASE-95-127} P95-10127 06

SATURN MOON MYSTERY CONTINUES: COULD

HUBBLE HAVE DISCOVERED SHATTERED

SATELLITES?

[NASA RELEASE-95-172} 1:)95-10172 06

SATURN SATELLITES

SA SATURN MOON 1995 S-1

SA SATURN MOON 1995 S-2

SA SATURN MOON 1995 S-3

SA SATURN MOON 1995 S-4

SATURN MOON MYSTERY CONTINUES: COULD

HUBBLE HAVE DISCOVERED SHATTERED

SATELLITES?

INASA RELEASE-9_172] P95-10172 06

SC STATE UNIV., ORANGEBURG

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

INASA RELEASE-9_70] P95-10070 06

SCHEDULING

NASA ADMINISTRATOR RELEASES STATEMENT ON

GAD REPORT

INASA RELEASE-95-92] 1:)95-10092 06

SCHISTOSOMIASIS

NASA SCIENTISTS GAIN INSIGHT INTO DEADLY

DISEASE

INASA RELEASE-95-211} P95-10211 06

SCHOLASTIC COOPERATION

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS. FLIES EARLIER

[NASA RELEASE-95-33] P95-10033 06

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

[NASA RELEASE-95_48] P95-10048 06

SCHOLASTIC, IND., NY.

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

[NASA RELEASE-95-21] 1>95-10021 06

SCIENCE AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS

NASA RELEASES NEW SCIENCE POLICY GUIDE FOR

PUBLIC COMMENT

{NASA RELEASE-95*123} P95-10123 06

SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-157} 1°95-10157 06

U.S. STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE

STATION COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-95-1611 P95-10161 06

SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S FAR ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROSCOPIC

EXPLORER

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

SCIENTISTS

NEW RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT PROCESS WILL

SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

[NASA RELEASE-95-167] P95-10167 06

NASA SCIENTISTS GO 'ONLINE FROM JUPITER'

[NASA RELEASE-95-168J P95-10168 06

SCRIPPS OCEANOGRAPHIC INST., CALIF.

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

INASA RELEASE-95-431 P95-10043 06

SEAGULL TECH. INC., CUPERTINO, CA.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE H

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-214] P95-10214 06

SEALS/STOPPERS/

S O RING SEALS

SUBJECT INDEX

SEARCH AND RESCUE

NASA, CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT SIGN

AGREEMENT

{ NASA RELEASE-95-51 I P95-10051 06

SELFRIOGE AFB, MICH.

S AIR FORCE, U.S.

SEMICONDUCTORS

NEW IMAGING SENSOR SHRINKS CAMERAS TO THE

SIZE OF A CHIP

[NASA RELEASE-95-981 P95-10098 06

SENSORS

SPACE AGE SENSOR HELPS SAVE INFANTS'

LIVES

[NASA RELEASE-95-137} P95-10137 06

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

[NASA RELEASE-95-195} P95-10195 06

SSPS

S SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION STAGE

SERPENS CONSTELLATION

EMBRYONIC STARS EMERGE FROM INTERSTELLAR

'EGGS'

INASA RELEASE-95-190} P9_10190 06

SFOP

S SPACE FLIGHT OPERATIONS FACILITY

SFU

S SPACE FLYER UNIT

SHAW UNIV., N.C.

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

I NASA RELEASE-95-701 P95-10070 06

SHORT TAKEOFF AND VERT. LANDING AIRCRAFT

S STOVL AIRCRAFT

SHUTTLE AMATEUR RADIO EXPERIMENT

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS_7 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

SHUTTLE IMAGING RADAR

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

INASA RELEASE-95-121 P95-100t2 06

SHUTFLE-MIR DOCKING

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

I NASA RELEASE-95-501 P95-10050 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

INASA RELEASE-9_551 P95-10055 06

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

INASA RELEASE-95-571 P95-10057 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77} P95-10077 06

RUSSIAN DOCKING MODULE. SOLAR ARRAYS

ARRIVE IN FLORIDA

{NASA RELEASE-95-86] P95-10086 06

NASA AND RSA SET JUNE 23 FOR LAUNCH OF

STS-71 MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-95] P9_10095 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

NASA RELEASE-95-192} P95-10192 06

SILVER VALLEY HS, YERMO, CA.

LOW_OST NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY OPENS

INTERNET ACCESS FOR THE NATION'S K-12

SCHOOLS

[NASA RELEASE-95-141 } P95-10141 06

SIMULATION

S COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

SIR

S SPACEBORNE IMAGING RADAR

SITE SELECTION

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

[ NASA RELEASE-95-6J P95-10006 06

SLS-1

S SPACELAB LIFE SCIENCES 1

A-24
SUBJECT INDEX

SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH

PROGRAM

NASA REPORTS ON AVIATION, SPACE ADVANCES

AT OSHKOSH '95

INASA RELEASE-95-119J P95-10119 06

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1741 P95-10174 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 SBIR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-183] P95-10183 06

SMALL BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

PROGRAM

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SE LECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-103] P95-10103 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 PHASE II RESEARCH

PROPOSAL SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-199} P95-10199 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-214} 1:)95-10214 06

SMALL BUSINESSES

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STFR PHASE

SELECTIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-1031 P95-10103 06

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-95-1541 P95-10154 06

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-174] P95-10174 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 PHASE II RESEARCH

PROPOSAL SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-199] P95-10199 06

SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYS. OBS., BOSTON, MASS.

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

[NASA RELEASE-95-101 P95-10010 06

SOJOURNER

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

I NASA RELEASE-95-112] P95-10112 06

SOLAR ACTIVITY EFFECTS

ULYSSES BEGINS EXPLORATION OF THE SUN'S

NORTHERN POLE

INASA RELEASE-95-961 P95-10096 06

ULYSSES DETECTS LONG*SOUGHT WAVE

MOTIONS OF THE SUN

INASA RELEASE-95-109} P95-10109 06

SOLAR ARRAYS

RUSSIAN DOCKING MODULE, SOLAR ARRAYS

ARRIVE IN FLORIDA

[ NASA RE LEASE-95-86 J P95-10086 06

SOLAR CORONA

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT TO MAKE CLOSEST

APPROACH TO SUN

I NASA RELEASE-95-26 ] P95-10026 06

ULYSSES CLIMBS TO HIGHEST LATITUDE OVER

SUN'S NORTHERN POLE

1 NASA RELEASE-95-1251 P95-10125 06

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION STAGE

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-155J P95-10155 06

SOLAR ENERGY

NEW SOLAR-POWERED ALTITUDE RECORD SET IN

NASA TEST FLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-1521 P95-10152 06

SOLAR OSCILLATIONS

ULYSSES DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT WAVE

MOTIONS OF THE SUN

[NASA RELEASE-95-109J P95-10109 06

SOLAR POLAR CAPS

ULYSSES BEGINS EXPLORATION OF THE SUN'S

NORTHERN POLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-96J P95-10096 06

SOLAR POLAR MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

SOLAR PROBE

S ULYSSES MISSION

SOLAR RADIATION

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

INASA RELEASE-95-43[ P95-10043 06

FIRST 'SNAPSHOT' TAKEN OF SHAPE OF

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD

INASA RELEASE-95-185] P95-10185 06

SOLAR SYSTEM

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

[NASA RELEASE-95-88[ 1>95.10088 06

PIONEER 11 TO END OPERATIONS AFTER EPIC

CAREER

INASA RELEASE-95-1631 P95-10163 06

TOUTATIS ONE OF THE STRANGEST OBJECTS IN

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-95-171] P95-10171 06

SATURN MOON MYSTERY CONTINUES: COULD

HUBBLE HAVE DISCOVERED SHATTERED

SATELLITES?

[NASA RELEASE-95-172] P95-10172 06

I SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION

S SPACE EXPLORATION

SOLAR WIND

ULYSSES BEGINS EXPLORATION OF THE SUN'S

NORTHERN POLE

[ NASA RELEASE-95-96] P95.10096 06

ULYSSES CLIMBS TO HIGHEST LATITUDE OVER

SUN'S NORTHERN POLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-125] P95-10125 06

SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR/SHUTTLE/

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

SA ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

/SHUFFLE/

NASA DISCONTINUES WORK ON NOZZLE

PRODUCTION AT YELLOW CREEK

[NASA RELEASE-95-601 1:>95-10060 06

NASA MANAGERS DEFER NEXT LAUNCH OF SPACE

SHUTTLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-130] P95-10130 06

SOLID STATE PHYSICS

S SEMICONDUCTORS

SOLID SURFACE COMBUSTION EXPERIMENT

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

SOUNDING

S ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING

SOUNDING ROCKETS

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

[ NASA RELEASE-95-68 } 1:)95-10068 06

NASA ROCKETS TO BE LAUNCHED IN AUSTRALIAN

OUTBACK

[NASA RELEASE-95-187] P95-10187 06

SOURCE EVALUATION BOARD, NASA

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTrLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158] P95-10158 06

NASA TO PURSUE NON-COMPETITIVE SHUTTLE

CONTRACT WITH U.S. ALLIANCE

[NASA RELEASE-95-205] P95-10205 06

SOUTH AMERICA

SPRITES CONFIRMED OVER STORMS OUTSIDE U.S.

FOR FIRST TIME

[ NASA RELEASE-95-84 } P95-10084 06

SOUTH CAROLINA UNIV.

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-95-1061 P95-10106 06

SPACE LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING PROGRAM

SOVIET SPACECRAFT

SA MIR SPACE STATION

SA SOYUZ SPACECRAFT

SUCCESSFUL US-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

( NASA RELEASE-95o11 } P95-10011 06

SOYUZ SPACECRAFT

ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED

STATES

[NASA RELEASE-95-191] P95-10191 06

SPACE COMMERCIALIZATION

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-71] P95-10071 06

SPACE COMMUNICATIONS

S SPACECRAFT COMMUNICATIONS

SPACE DEBRIS

NEW ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY RELEASED

[ NASA RELEASE-95-93 [ P95-10093 06

SPACE DOCKING

SA SHUTTLE-MIR DOCKING

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHU_LE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

INASA RELEASE-95-55] P95-10055 06

SPACE ENVIRONMENT

NEW ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY RELEASED

INASA RELEASE-95-93] P95-10093 06

SPACE ENVIRONMENT SIMULATION

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-95_SJ P95-10006 06

SPACE EXPLORATION

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

ULYSSES BEGINS EXPLORATION OF THE SUN'S

NORTHERN POLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-96] P95-10096 06

PIONEER 11 TO END OPERATIONS AFTER EPIC

CAREER

[NASA RELEASE-95-1631 P95-10163 06

SPACE FLIGHT OPERATIONS FACILITY

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158J P95-10158 0_5

SPACE FLIGHTS

S STS-34

S STS-39

S STS-52

S STS-63

S STS-67

S STS-69

S STS-70

S STS-71

S STS-72

S STS-73

S STS-74

S STS-75

S STS-76

S STS-78

S STS-79

S STS-90

S STS-110

SPACE FLYER UNIT

U.S. INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-24] P95-10024 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

]NASA RELEASE-95-217] P95-10217 06

SPACE GRANT COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

S UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

SPACE LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING PROGRAM

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10085 06

A-25
SPACE MAINTENANCE

SPACE MAINTENANCE

SPACEWALKERS SELECTED FOR SECOND HUBBLE

SERVICING MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-81 J P95-I0081 06

SPACE MISSIONS

SA SPACE SHUTTLE MISSIONS

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-1551 P95-10155 06

PIONEER 11 TO END OPERATIONS AFTER EPIC

CAREER

I NASA RELEASE-95-163J 1:>95-10163 05

SPARTAN 201 SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHED

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-164) P95-10164 06

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

{NASA RELEASE-95-195) P95-10195 06

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-196J P95-10196 06

SPACE OBSERVATIONS/FROM EARTH/

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

[NASA RELEASE-95-2121 P95-10212 06

SPACE PHYSICS

NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR

DEVELOPMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-2061 P95-10206 06

SPACE POWER

S FUEL CELLS

SPACE PROBES

S GALILEO PROBE

S PIONEER 11

SPACE PROGRAMS

SA RESEARCH PROJECTS

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158] P95-10158 06

SPACE RADAR LABORATORY

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

INASA RELEASE-95-12] 1:)95-10012 06

SPACE SCIENCE BOARD, NAS-NRC

PIONEER 11 TO END OPERATIONS AFTER EPIC

CAREER

I NASA RELEASE-95-163] P95-10163 06

SPACE SCIENCE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM

S STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE

NEW SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE READY FOR

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-321 P95-10032 06

NASA ALTERS SHUTTLE FLIGHT SCHEDULE

[NASA RELEASE-95-591 P95-10059 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-71 ] P95-10071 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSIONS

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[ NASA RELEASE-95-5} 1>95-10005 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

NEW SPACE SHUTFLE MAIN ENGINE READY FOR

FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-321 P95-10032 06

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY; LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

[NASA RELEASE-95-39] P95-10039 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

{ NASA RELEASE-95-55 ] P95-10055 06

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

{ NASA RELEASE-95-57} P95-10057 06

NASA ALTERS SHUTTLE FLIGHT SCHEDULE

{ NASA RELEASE-95-59] P95-10059 06

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE. MICROGRAVlTY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-631 P95-10063 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-71 I 1=95-10071 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77{ P95-10077 06

SPACEWALKERS SELECTED FOR SECOND HUBBLE

SERVICING MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-81 I P95-1008t 06

CREW SELECTED FOR SHUTTLE MISSION STS-77

ABOARD ENDEAVOUR

INASA RELEASE-95-901 P95-10090 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-121 J P95-10121 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

INASA RELEASE-95-156] P95-10156 06

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

{NASA RELEASE-95-157] P95-10157 06

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTTLE

I NASA RELEASE-95-181) P95-10181 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS,

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

THE CHANGING FACE OF OUR HOME PLANET

INASA RELEASE-95-201 J P95-10201 06

NASA TO PURSUE NON-COMPETITIVE SHUTTLE

CONTRACT WITH U.S. ALLIANCE

[ NASA RELEASE-95-205] P95-10205 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

{NASA RELEASE-95-217] P95-10217 06

SPACE SHUTTLE OPERATIONS

NASA ALTERS SHUTTLE FLIGHT SCHEDULE

INASA RELEASE-95-59] P95-10059 06

NASA MANAGERS DEFER NEXT LAUNCH OF SPACE

SHUTTLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-130] P95-10130 06

SHAW TO LEAVE NASA

{NASA RELEASE-95-135] P95-10135 06

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

SA ATLANTIS

SA COLUMBIA

SA DISCOVERY

SA ENDEAVOUR

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

tNASA RELEASE-95-173] P95-10173 06

SPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADS

SA GETAWAY SPECIALS

SA HITCHHIKER

SA KIDSAT

SA WAKE SHIELD FACILITY

SA X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

[NASA RELEASE-95-15] P95-10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND PLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-95-18] 1>95-10018 06

ATMOSPHERIC INSTRUMENT SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS ORBITER

[ NASA RELEASE-95-117] P95-10117 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-121 J P95-I0121 06

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

{NASA RELEASE-95-157{ P95-10157 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-95-192J P95-10192 06

SURFSAT SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED INTO

SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-204] P95-10204 06

SUBJECT INDEX

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

{NASA RELEASE-95-2171 1>95-10217 06

SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAM

SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-271 P95-10027 06

SHAW TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-135J P95-10135 06

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

{NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

SPACE SHU'FrLES

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-9J P95-10009 06

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HUBBLE LAUNCH

OBSERVED TODAY

I NASA RELEASE-95-561 P95-10056 06

SPACE STATION PROGRAM

NASA, BOEING SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

{NASA RELEASE-95-21 P95-I0002 06

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-13] P95-10013 06

EXTERIOR OF SPACE STATION MODULE

COMPLETED; FIRST IDR HELD

[ NASA RELEASE-95-45} Im35-10045 06

SPACE STATION COMPLETES MAJOR LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEM TESTS

{NASA RELEASE-95-61 I P95-10061 06

U.S. STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE

STATION COMPLETED

INASA RELEASE-95-161 I P95-10161 06

ASTRONAUT CHARLES LACY VEACH DIES

I NASA RELEASE-95-166J P95-10166 06

SPACE STATION REDESIGN

NASA, BOEING SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

I NASA RELEASE-95-21 P95-10002 06

SPACE STATIONS

S INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

S MIR SPACE STATION

SPACE STRUCTURES

'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

SOLICITED

NASA RELEASE-95-165J P95-10165 06

SPACE TELESCOPE

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INSTITUTE

HUBBLE MONITORS WEATHER ON NEIGHBORING

PLANETS

I NASA RELEASE-95-31 ] P95-10031 06

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

( NASA RELEASE-95-41J P95-10041 06

NASA'S HUBBLE TELESCOPE MAPS THE ANCIENT

SURFACE OF VESTA

INASA RELEASE-95-521 P95-10052 06

HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

[NASA RELEASE-95-75] P95-10075 06

HUBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

INASA RELEASE-95-S3J P95-10083 06

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

{NASA RELEASE-95-88] P95-10088 06

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW MOONS ORBITING

SATURN

[NASA RELEASE-95-1271 P95-10127 06

SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

SA SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE GENERAL AVIATION

DESIGN COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-95-107] P95-t0107 06

A-26
SUBJEC T INDEX

SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM FLIGHTS

S STS-34

S STS-39

S STS-52

S STS-63

S STS-67

S STS-69

S STS-70

S STS-71

S STS-72

S STS-73

S STS-74

S STS-75

S STS-76

S STS-78

S STS-79

S STS-90

S STS-110

SPACEBORNE ASTRONOMY

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

INASA RELEASE-95-10( P95-tO010 06

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

[NASA RELEASE-95-41 I P95-10041 06

HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

INASA RELEASE-95-75J P95-10075 06

HUBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

INASA RELEASE-95-831 P95-10083 06

SPARTAN 201 SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHED

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-164J P95-10164 06

SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5 P95-10005 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-18 P95-10018 06

NASA SELECTS EER FOR ORBITAL, RECOVERY

EXPERIMENTS

I NASA RELEASE-95-44 P95-10044 06

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

1NASA RELEASE-95-46 P95-10046 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-71 P95-10071 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

INASA RELEASE-95-77 P95-10077 06

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-85 P95-10085 06

T3/VO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

I NASA RELEASE_95-121 ] P95-10121 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

SPACEBORNE IMAGING RADAR

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-12[ P95-10012 06

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS,

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

THE CHANGING FACE OF OUR HOME PLANET

[NASA RELEASE-95-2011 P95-10201 06

SPACEBORNE PHOTOGRAPHY

S SATELLITE IMAGERY

SPACEBORNE TELESCOPES

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

S X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

SPACECRAFT

SA SOVIET SPACECRAFT

SA SOYUZ SPACECRAFT

SA SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

SA SPACE SHUTTLES

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

I NASA RELEASE-95-301 P95-10030 06

NASA'S SWEEPING PROCUREMENT REFORMS

AFFECT EOS BIDS

INASA RELEASE-95-651 P95-10065 06

SPACECRAFT COMMUNICATIONS

GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE

TESTED

{NASA RELEASE-95-1881 P95-10188 06

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

I NASA RELEASE-95-38] P95-10038 06

EXTERIOR OF SPACE STATION MODULE

COMPLETED; FIRST IDR HELD

INASA RELEASE-95-45] P95-10045 06

X-33 DRAFT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT NOTICED

ISSUED

(NASA RELEASE*95-219] P95-10219 06

SPACECRAFT INSTRUMENTS

GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE

TESTED

INASA RELEASE-95-188] P95-10188 06

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

[NASA RELEASE-95-195] P95-10195 06

SPACECRAFT LAUNCHING

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER SHIPPED TO

LAUNCH SITE

INASA RELEASE-95-801 P95-10080 06

NASA MANAGERS DEFER NEXT LAUNCH OF SPACE

SHUTTLE

I NASA RELEASE-95-1301 P95-10130 06

SPACECRAFT MAINTENANCE

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-95-188J P95-10168 06

SPACECRAFT RECOVERY

NASA SELECTS EER FOR ORBITAL, RECOVERY

EXPERIMENTS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-441 P95-10044 06

NASA FORMS TASK TEAMS TO REVIEW SPACE

ACCESS OPTIONS FOLLOWING LOSS OF PEGASUS

LAUNCH VEHICLE

(NASA RELEASE-95-101 I P95-10101 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[NASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

SPACECRAFT TRAJECTORIES

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207] P95-10207 06

GALILEO CROSSES BOUNDARY INTO JUPITER'S

ENVIRONMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-2151 P95-10215 06

SPACECREWS

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUFFLE FLIGHT OF 1995

ENASA RELEASE-95-5J P95-10005 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

tNASA RELEASE-95-9] P95-10009 06

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

[NASA RELEASE-95-15 P95-10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-95*18 P95-10018 06

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-50 P95-10050 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

{NASA RELEASE-95-55 P95-10055 06

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HUBBLE LAUNCH

OBSERVED TODAY

{NASA RELEASE-95-56 P95-10056 06

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAVITY FLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-63 P95-10063 06

SPINOFFS

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-711 P95-10071 06

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR 100TH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-76( P95-10076 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77] P95-10077 06

SPACEWALKERS SELECTED FOR SECOND HUBBLE

SERVICING MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-81 ] P95-10081 06

CREW SELECTED FOR SHUTTLE MISSION STS-77

ABOARD ENDEAVOUR

[NASA RELEASE-95-90( P95-10090 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121 ] P95-10121 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

INASA RELEASE-95-1731 P95-10173 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

I NASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

SPACEHAB-3

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

SPACELAB

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

[NASA RELEASE-95-1731 P95-10173 06

SPACELAB LIFE SCIENCES 1

NASA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH GOES ON LINE

[ NASA RELEASE-95-97 L P95-10097 06

SPARTAN SATELLITES

SA SPARTAN-201

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[NASA RELEASE-95-217) P95-10217 06

SPARTAN 204

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

SPARTAN-HALLEY MISSION

S SPARTAN SATELLITES

SPARTAN-201

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE*95-121 ( P95-10121 06

SPARTAN 201 SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHED

MISSION

(NASA RELEASE*95*164] P95-10164 06

SPECIALIZED CENTERS OF RESEARCH & TRAINING

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE*95-151 ] P95-10151 06

SPECTRAL SIGNATURES

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

[NASA RELEASE*95-171 P95-10017 06

SPECTROGRAPHS

S HIGH RESOLUTION SPECTROGRAPH

SPECTROMETERS

S ALPHA MAGNETIC SPECTROMETER

S INFRARED SPECTROMETER

S ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROMETER

SPECTRUM ANALYSIS

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

I NASA RELEASE-95-17} P95-10017 06

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

INASA RELEASE-95-871 P95-10087 06

SPINOFFS

S TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

A-27
SPRITES SUBJECT INDEX

SPRITES

SPRITES CONFIRMED OVER STORMS OUTSIDE US

FOR FIRST TIME

iNASA RELEASE-95-84J P95-10084 06

SPU

S SPACE FLYER UNIT

SRM

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

SSCE

S SOLID SURFACE COMBUSTION EXPERIMENT

STANFORD UNIV., CALIF.

NEW TECHNOLOGY USED TO DEVELOP MEDICAL

INSTRUMENT

{NASA RELEASE-95-20] P95-10020 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE tl

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-214] P95-10214 06

STAR CITY, U.S.S.R.

ASTRONAUT BAKER TO REPLACE SEGA AS NASA

MANAGER IN RUSSIA

{NASA RELEASE-95-25} P95-10025 06

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY; LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

[NASA RELEASE-95-39} P95-10039 06

STAR FORMATION

HUBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

{NASA RELEASE-95-83} P95-10083 06

EMBRYONIC STARS EMERGE FROM INTERSTELLAR

'EGGS'

{NASA RELEASE-95-tg0] P95-10190 06

STARDUST MISSION

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

COMET SAMPLE RETURN MISSION PICKED AS NEXT

DISCOVERY FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-209] P95-10209 06

STARS

S BINARY STARS

S BLUE STARS

S BROWN DWARF STARS

S GALAXIES

S MAGELLANIC CLOUDS

S NEUTRON STARS

S WHITE DWARF STARS

STATE UNIV. OF NEW YORK, BUFFALO

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-2141 P95-10214 06

STELLAR ENVELOPES

HDBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

[NASA RELEASE-95-83] P95-10083 06

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

[ NASA R ELEASE-95-148 J P95-10148 06

STELLAR EVOLUTION

HUBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

INASA RELEASE-95-83] P95-10083 06

EMBRYONIC STARS EMERGE FROM INTERSTELLAR

'EGGS'

INASA RELEASE-95-190] P95-10190 06

NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR

DEVELOPMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-206] P95-10206 06

STELLAR MASS EJECTION

HUBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

[NASA RELEASE-g5-83] P95-10083 06

STELLAR SPECTRA

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

tNASA RELEASE-95-212} P95-10212 06

STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISS.

NASA SIGNS FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION

AGREEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-95-62] P95-10062 06

STENNIS RECEIVES VISIT FROM FIRST

MISSISSlPPIAN TO USE SPACE

TECHNOLOGY-RELATED VISION ENHANCEMENT

SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-95-136J t:)95-10136 06

NASA HELPS LOUISIANA COMPANY RECYCLE TIRE S

FOR OTHER USES

[NASA RELEASE-95-156} P95-10186 06

STEVENS INST. OF TECH., HOBOKEN, N.J.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-95-151] P95-10151 06

STILLMAN CO., TUSCALOOSA, AL

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

{NASA RELEASE-95-48J P95-10048 06

STORMS

S MAGNETIC STORMS

S STORMS/METEOROLOGY/

S THUNDERSTORMS

STORMS/METEOROLOGY/

NASA INSTRUMENT ILLUMINATES LINKS BETWEEN

LIGHTNING, TORNADOES

[NASA RELEASE-95-160] P95-10160 06

STOVL AIRCRAFT

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

{NASA RELEASE-95-4] P95o10004 06

STRATOSPHERE

NEW SOLAR-POWERED ALTITUDE RECORD SET IN

NASA TEST FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-152J 1:)95-10152 06

EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS LET STUDENTS FLY

HIGH

INASA RELEASE-95-159] P95-10169 06

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

S DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

STS-34

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

{NASA RELEASE-95-207} P95-10207 06

STS-39

ASTRONAUT CHARLES LACY VEACH DIES

INASA RELEASE-95-166} P95-10166 06

STS-52

ASTRONAUT CHARLES LACY VEACH DIES

INASA RELEASE-95-166} P95-10166 06

STS-63

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

STS-67

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

INASA RELEASE-95-151 P95-10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS_7 MISSION

iNASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

STS-.69

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-121 ] P95-10121 06

NASA MANAGERS DEFER NEXT LAUNCH OF SPACE

SHUTTLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-130] P95-10130 06

SPARTAN 201 SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHED

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-164} P95-10164 106

STS-70

NEW SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE READY FOR

FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-32} P95-10032 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

[NASA RELEASE-95-551 P95-10055 06

NASA ALTERS SHUTTLE FLIGHT SCHEDULE

[ NASA RELEASE-95-591 P95-10059 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-71 ] P95-10071 06

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR 100TH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

{ NASA RELEASE-95-761 P95-10076 06

STS-71

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

{NASA RELEASE-95-55J P95-10055 06

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

I NASA RELEASE-95-57 ] P95-10057 06

NASA ALTERS SHUTTLE FLIGHT SCHEDULE

I NASA RELEASE-95-59] P95-10059 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

INASA RELEASE-95-77J P95-10077 06

NASA AND RSA SET JUNE 23 FOR LAUNCH OF

STS-71 MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-9S-95] P95-10095 06

STS-72

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[NASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

STS-73

NEW SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE READY FOR

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-32] P95-10032 06

STS-74

RUSSIAN DOCKING MODULE, SOLAR ARRAYS

ARRIVE IN FLORIDA

{ NASA RELEASE-95-86] P95-10086 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

{ NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

STS=75

SPACE SHUTrLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-9} P95-10009 06

STS-76

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

I NASA RELEASE-95-50] P95-10050 06

STS-79

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAVlTY FLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-63 ] P95-10063 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

[NASA RELEASE-95-1731 P95-10173 06

STS-79

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-50} P95-10050 06

STS-90

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

NASA RELEASE-95-157} P95-10157 06

STS-110

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

NASA RELEASE-95-157] P95-10157 06

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-641 1:)95-10064 06

STUDENT LAUNCH PROGRAM

NASA SCIENTIFIC BALLOONS CARRY FIRST

STUDENT PAYLOADS

NASA RELEASE-95-144J 1:)95-10144 06

SUBCONTRACTS

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

NASA RELEASE-95-13} P95-10013 06

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

INASA RELEASE-95-154] P95-10154 06

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[ NASA RELEASE-95-158] P95-10158 06

A-28
SUBJECT INDEX

SUESS-UREY MISSION

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

SUN

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-19[ P95-I0019 06

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT TO MAKE CLOSEST

APPROACH TO SUN

NASA RELEASE-95-26] P95-10026 06

ULYSSES BEGINS EXPLORATION OF THE SUN'S

NORTHERN POLE

NASA RELEASE-95-96] P95-10096 06

ULYSSES DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT WAVE

MOTIONS OF THE SUN

NASA RELEASE-95-109} P95-10109 06

SPARTAN 201 SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHED

MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-164} P95-10164 06

FIRST 'SNAPSHOT' TAKEN OF SHAPE OF

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD

NASA RELEASE-95-185] P95-10185 06

SUPERNOVA REMNANTS

COSMIC RAY MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED

NASA RELEASE-95-2081 P95-10208 06

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

{NASA RELEASE-95-41 P95-10004 06

NASA GEARS UP TESTS ON THE 'HOLY GRAIL' OF

AERODYNAMICS

INASA RELEASE-95-124) P95-10124 06

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-176) P95-10176 06

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

[NASA RELEASE-95-184] P95-10184 06

SUPERSONIC LAMINAR FLOW

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

(NASA RELEASE-95-1841 P95-10184 06

SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT

SA CONCORDE AIRCRAFT

NASA TESTS NEW NOISE REDUCTION JET EXHAUST

NOZZLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-69} P95-10069 06

SUPERSONICS

NASA GEARS UP TESTS ON THE 'HOLY GRAIL' OF

AERODYNAMICS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1241 1:>95-10124 06

SURFSAT-1 SATELLITE

SURFSAT SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED INTO

SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-2041 P95-10204 06

SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-121 P95-10012 06

T

TAPE RECORDERS

GALILEO SPACECRAFT ANOMALY BEING

INVESTIGATED

INASA RELEASE-95-182] P95-10182 06

GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-95o188) P95-10188 06

GALILEO ON TRACK AFTER TAPE RECORDER

RECOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-193} P95-10193 06

TDR SATELLITES

NASA AWARDS $481.6 MILLION CONTRACT TO

HUGHES

[NASA RELEASE-95-16] P95-10016 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-71 ) P95-10071 06

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR 100TH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-76] P95-10076 06

TDRSS

S TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE

SYSTEM

TECH BRIEFS/PUBLICATION/

S NASA TECH BRIEFS

TECH 2005

GOLDIN TO KICK OFF 'TECH 2005' CONFERENCE

IN CHICAGO

[NASA RELEASE-95-177] P95-10177 06

TECH. RES. & DEVEL AUTHORITY, FL.

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

[ NASA RELEASE-95-68 ] P95-10068 06

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

NEW IMAGING SENSOR SHRINKS CAMERAS TO THE

SIZE OF A CHIP

[NASA RELEASE-95-98J P95-10098 06

STENNIS RECEIVES VISIT FROM FIRST

MISSISSIPPIAN TO USE SPACE

TECHNOLOGY-RELATED VISION ENHANCEMENT

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-95-1361 P95-10136 06

SPACE AGE SENSOR HELPS SAVE INFANTS'

LIVES

[ NASA RELEASE-95-1371 P95-10137 06

NASA/FAA FORM PARTNERSHIP TO IMPROVE AIR

TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY

[NASA RELEASE-95-1501 P95-10150 06

GOLDIN TO KICK OFF 'TECH 2005' CONFERENCE

IN CHICAGO

[NASA RELEASE-95-1771 P95-10177 06

NASA HELPS LOUISIANA COMPANY RECYCLE TIRES

FOR OTHER USES

{NASA RELEASE-95-1861 P95-10186 06

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION

NASA TO DEDICATE NEW FUEL CELL

DEVELOPMENT TESTBED

[NASA RELEASE-95-8] P95-10008 06

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION FOUNDATION, N.Y.

GOLDIN TO KICK OFF 'TECH 2005' CONFERENCE

IN CHICAGO

[NASA RELEASE-95-1771 P95-10177 06

TELECONFERENCING

NASA BEGINS SERIES OF LIVE EDUCATION

TELECASTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2001 P95-10200 06

TELEMETRY

SPACE AGE SENSOR HELPS SAVE INFANTS'

LIVES

INASA RELEASE-95-137} P95-10137 06

TELESCOPES

S GODDARD EXPERIMENT PACKAGE

S HALE TELESCOPE

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

S RADIO TELESCOPES

S REFLECTING TELESCOPES

S ULTRAVIOLET TELESCOPES

S X-RAY TELESCOPES

TELEVISION PROGRAMS

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

INASA RELEASE-95-21} P95-10021 06

EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS LET STUDENTS FLY

HIGH

{NASA RELEASE-95-169] 1°95-10169 06

TEMPERATURE EFFECTS

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

[NASA RELEASE-95-159{ P95-10159 06

TENNESSEE STATE UNIV.

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-78) P95-10078 06

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

INASA RELEASE-95-1061 P95-10106 06

TOPOGRAPHY

TERMINAL RADAR APPROACH CONTROL ITRACONI

NASA TECHNOLOGY INCREASES EFFICIENCY AT

NEW AIRPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-66) P95-10066 06

TEST FACILITIES

SA ICING RESEARCH TUNNEL /LERC/

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-95-61 P95-10006 06

TESTS

S AIRCRAFT TESTS

S ENGINE TESTS

S FLIGHT TESTS

S GROUND TESTS

S NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTS

S PRELAUNCH TESTS

TETHERED SATELLITE SYSTEM

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

JNASA RELEASE-95-91 P95-10009 06

TETHERED SATELLITES

S TETHERED SATELLITE SYSTEM

TEXAS A AND M UNIV.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-214] P95-10214 06

TEXAS UNIV., DALLAS

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS,

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

THE CHANGING FACE OF OUR HOME PLANET

[NASA RELEASE-95-2011 P95-10201 06

TEXAS UNIV., EL PASO

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

INASA RELEASE-95-48] 1:)95-10048 06

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-78] 1:)95-10078 06

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

INASA RELEASE-95-106J P95-10106 06

THRUST POWER

S PROPULSION

THRUSTORS

S ROCKET ENGINES

THUNDERSTORMS

SPRITES CONFIRMED OVER STORMS OUTSIDE U.S

FOR FIRST TIME

[NASA RELEASE-95-84] P95-10084 06

TIRES

NASA HELPS LOUISIANA COMPANY RECYCLE TIRES

FOR OTHER USES

{NASA RELEASE-95-186] P95-10186 06

TISSUE CULTURE TECHNIQUES

S CULTURE TECHNIQUES

TITAN LAUNCH VEHICLE

S TITAN 4

S TITAN-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE

TITAN 4

NASA/AIR FORCE SIGN COST-SAVING SUPPORT

SERVICES AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-180] 1>95-10180 06

TITAN-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE

NASA/AIR FORCE SIGN COST-SAVING SUPPORT

SERVICES AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-180[ P95-10180 06

TOKYO UNIV., JAPAN

U,S, INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-24[ P95-10024 05

TOPEX/POSEIDON MISSION

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

{NASA RELEASE-95-7[ P95-10007 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON COMPLETES PRIME MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-1461 P95-10146 06

TOPOGRAPHY

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

I NASA RELEASE-95-67 ] P95-10067 06

A-29
TOPSAR

TOPSAR

S SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR

TORNADOES

NASA INSTRUMENT ILLUMINATES LINKS BETWEEN

LIGHTNING. TORNADOES

[NASA RELEASE-95-1601 P95-10160 06

TOTAL OZONE MAPPING SPECTROMETER

SUCCESSFUL U.S.-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

INASA RELEASE-95-11 I P95-10011 06

TOUTATIS ASTEROID

TOUTATIS ONE OF THE STRANGEST OBJECTS IN

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-95-171 J P95-10171 06

TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION

S DEEP SPACE NETWORK

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE SYSTEM

NASA/AIR FORCE SIGN COST-SAVING SUPPORT

SERVICES AGREEMENT

[ NASA RELEASE-95-1801 P95-10180 06

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELUTES

S TDR SATELLITES

TRACKING STATIONS

S GOLDSTONE TRACKING STATION, CALIF.

TRACON

S TERMINAL RADAR APPROACH CONTROL

/TRACON/

TRAJECTORIES

S PARABOLIC TRAJECTORIES

S SPACECRAFT TRAJECTORIES

TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

SA CONCORDE AIRCRAFT

SA HIGH SPEED CIVIL TRANSPORT

SA JET TRANSPORT

SA MD-11 AIRCRAFT

SA SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION_CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

INASA RELEASE-95-149] P95-10149 06

TROPICAL OCEAN GLOBAL ATMOSPHERE PROJECT

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

I NASA RELEASE-95-1591 P95-10159 06

TUFTS UNIV., MASS.

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

INASA RELEASE-95-113] P95-10113 06

U

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

[NASA RELEASE-95-14} P95-10014 06

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

INASA RELEASE-95-195] P95-10195 06

U.S. MICROGRAVITY PAYLOADS IUSMPI

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-91 P95-10009 06

U.S. PARK SERVICE

S PARK SERVICE, U.S.

U.S.S.R.

S INSTITUTE OF BIOMED. PROBLEMS, U.S.S.R.

ULTRAVIOLET ASTRONOMY

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

INASA RELEASE-95-171 P95-10017 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

{NASA RELEASE-95-41 ] P95-10041 06

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

INASA RELEASE-95-87] P95-10087 06

ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

SA EXTREME UV RADIATION

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-1481 1°95-10148 06

ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROMETER

SPARTAN 201 SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHED

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-164] P95-10164 06

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

I NASA RELEASE-95-195] P95-10195 06

ULTRAVIOLET TELESCOPES

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

INASA RELEASE-95-151 P95-10015 06

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

(NASA RELEASE-95-87] P95-10087 06

ULYSSES MISSION

ULYSSES SPACECRAFr TO MAKE CLOSEST

APPROACH TO SUN

[NASA RELEASE-95-261 P95-10026 06

ULYSSES BEGINS EXPLORATION OF THE SUN'S

NORTHERN POLE

INASA RELEASE-95-961 P95-10096 06

ULYSSES DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT WAVE

MOTIONS OF THE SUN

INASA RELEASE-95-109J P95-10109 06

ULYSSES CLIMBS TO HIGHEST LATITUDE OVER

SUN'S NORTHERN POLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-125] P95-10125 06

FIRST 'SNAPSHOT' TAKEN OF SHAPE OF

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD

[NASA RELEASE-95-185] P95-10185 06

UNISYS CORP., HOUSTON, TEX.

NASA PRESENTS LOW AWARD TO UNISYS SPACE

SYSTEMS

[NASA RELEASE-95_I7] P95-10047 06

UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP.

S PRATT AND WHITNEY AIRCRAFT

UNITED STATES PARK SERVICE

S PARK SERVICE, U.S.

UNIV. OF CENTRAL FL ORLANDO

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

{NASA RELEASE-95-68J P95-10068 06

UNIVERSITIES

S CLARK-ATLANTA UNIV,, CA,

S MINORITY UNIVERSITIES

S PRARIE VIEW A AND M UNIV., TX.

S SC STATE UNIV., ORANGEBURG

S UNIV. OF CENTRAL FL. ORLANDO

S WAKE FOREST UNIV., WINSTON-SALEM, NC.

S XAVIER UNIV. AT NEW ORLEANS, LA,

UNIVERSITY PARTICIPATION

NASA SELECTS NEW MILLENNIUM PROGRAM

PARTNERS

INASA RELEASE-95-100] P95-10100 06

UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

{NASA RELEASE-95-48 ] P95-10048 06

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

NASA RELEASE-95-70] P95-10070 06

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

INASA RELEASE-95-78] P95-10078 06

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

[NASA RELEASE-95-106] 1=95-10106 06

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE GENERAL AVIATION

DESIGN COMPETITION

{NASA RELEASE-95-107} P95-10107 06

NASA-FUNDED RESEARCH SEES FALL OF

OZONE-DEPLETING CHEMICAL

[NASA RELEASE-95-115J P95-10115 06

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

1NASA RELEASE-95-151 ] P95-10151 06

SUBJECT INDEX

UPPER ATMOSPHERE

NASA SCIENTIFIC BALLOONS CARRY FIRST

STUDENT PAYLOADS

INASA RELEASE-95-t44J P95-10144 06

UPPER ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH PROGRAM

NASA-FUNDED RESEARCH SEES FALL OF

OZONE-DEPLETING CHEMICAL

INASA RELEASE-95-115[ P95-t01t5 06

USMP/PAYLOAD/

S US. MICROGRAVITY PAYLOADS /USMP/

V

VANDENBIERG AFB, CALIF.

SURFSAT SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED INTO

SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-g5-2041 P95-10204 06

VEHICLES

S LAUNCH VEHICLES

S ORBITING VEHICLES

VENUS/PLANET/

MISSIONS TO THE MOON. SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

{NASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

(NASA RELEASE-95-28 J P95-10028 06

VENUS ATMOSPHERE

HUBBLE MONITORS WEATHER ON NEIGHBORING

PLANETS

[NASA RELEASE-95-31 [ P95-10031 06

VENUS EXPLORATION

S MAGELLAN MISSION

VENUS MULTIPROBIE MISSION

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

VENUS RADAR MAPPER

S MAGELLAN MISSION

VENUS SURFACE

NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

[NASA RELEASE-95-281 P95-10028 06

VESTA ASTEROID

NASA'S HUBBLE TELESCOPE MAPS THE ANCIENT

SURFACE OF VESTA

INASA RELEASE-95-521 P95-10052 06

VIDEO CONFERENCES

S TELECONFERENCING

VIDEO DISKS

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

INASA RELEASE-95-21 J P95-10021 06

VIDEO EQUIPMENT

SA VIDEO DISKS

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

{NASA RELEASE-95-21 } P95-10021 06

VIDEO TAPE

SPRITES CONFIRMED OVER STORMS OUTSIDE US

FOR FIRST TIME

(NASA RELEASE-95-84) P95-10084 06

VIRGINIA SPACE GRANT CONSORTIUM

NASA SCIENTIFIC BALLOONS CARRY FIRST

STUDENT PAYLOADS

[NASA RELEASE-95-144( P95-10144 06

VIRGINIA UNIV.. CHARLOTTESVILLE

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

{NASA RELEASE-95-129J P95-10129 06

VIRUSES

SPACE STATION COMPLETES MAJOR LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEM TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-61 I P95-10061 06

VISION AID6

STENNIS RECEIVES VISIT FROM FIRST

MISSISSIPPIAN TO USE SPACE

TECHNOLOGY-RELATED VISION ENHANCEMENT

SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-95-136J P95-10136 06

A-30
SUBJECT INDEX

VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS

NASA C- 130B AIRCRAFT HE LPS FIGHT SCOTTSDALE

FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-95-1161 P95-10116 06

VOLCANOES

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

[NASA RELEASE-95-141 P95-10014 06

VORTICES

NASA FLIGHT TESTING BEGINS FOR F-16 NOSE

STRAKES

INASA RELEASE-95-1751 P95-10175 06

W

WAKE FOREST UNIV., WINSTON-SALEM, NC.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

I NASA RELEASE-95-151 ] P95-10151 06

WAKE SHIELD FACILITY

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUFFLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121 I 1:)95-10121 06

WAKE VORTEX

S VORTICES

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, VA.

NASA SELECTS EER FOR ORBITAL, RECOVERY

EXPERIMENTS

INASA RELEASE-95-441 P95-10044 06

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-67] P95-10067 06

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

[NASA RELEASE*95-68] P95-10068 06

WASHINGTON ACC. LEARN. CTR., PASADENA, CA.

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUFFLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-161 ] P95-10181 06

WASHINGTON UNIV., SEA'I-rLE

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS,

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

THE CHANGING FACE OF OUR HOME PLANET

[NASA RELEASE-95-201 ] P95-10201 06

WASTE WATER

SPACE STATION COMPLETES MAJOR LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEM TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-61 J P95-10061 06

WATER

S WASTE WATER

WATER TREATMENT

SPACE STATION COMPLETES MAJOR LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEM TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-61 I P95-10061 06

WAVES

S KELVIN WAVES

WEATHER

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

[NASA RELEASE-95-71 P95-10007 06

WEATHER DATA

TESTS MAY PROVIDE INSIGHT ON SEVERE

WEATHER EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1971 P95-10197 06

WEATHER FORECASTING

HUBBLE MONITORS WEATHER ON NEIGHBORING

PLANETS

I NASA RELEASE-95-31 I P95-10031 06

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1591 P95-10159 06

WHITE DWARF STARS

HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

I NASA RELEASE-95-751 P95-10075 06

WHITE SANDS GROUND STATION, N. MEXICO

NASA AWARDS $461 6 MILLION CONTRACT TO

HUGHES

[NASA RELEASE-95-16] P95-10016 06

WICHITA STATE UNIV.

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-129] P95-10129 06

WIDE FIELD CAMERAS

S WIDE FIELD/PLANETARY CAMERA 2

WIDE FIELD/PLANETARY CAMERA 2

EMBRYONIC STABS EMERGE FROM INTERSTELLAR

'EGGS'

[NASA RELEASE-95-190] P95-10190 06

WILD-2 COMET

COMET SAMPLE RETURN MISSION PICKED AS NEXT

DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-2091 P95-10209 06

WlLMER EYE INSTITUTE, BALTIMORE, MD.

STENNIS RECEIVES VISIT FROM FIRST

MISSlSSIPPIAN TO USE SPACE

TECHNOLOGY-RELATED VISION ENHANCEMENT

SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-95-136] P95-10136 06

WIND TUNNEL MODELS

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

I NASA RELEASE-95-4t P95-10004 06

WIND TUNNEL TESTS

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE*SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

INASA RELEASE-95-4) P95-10004 06

HISTORIC NASA WIND TUNNEL IS RETIRED

tNASA RELEASE-95-1941 P95-10194 06

TESTS MAY PROVIDE INSIGHT ON SEVERE

WEATHER EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

I NASA RELEASE-95-1971 P95-10197 06

WIND TUNNELS

SA PRESSURE WIND TUNNEL

HISTORIC NASA WIND TUNNEL IS RETIRED

[NASA RELEASE-95-1941 P95-10194 06

TESTS MAY PROVIDE INSIGHT ON SEVERE

WEATHER EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-197] P95-10197 06

WING PROFILES

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

[NASA RELEASE-95-184I P95-10184 06

WINGS

S AIRCRAFT WINGS

S DELTA WINGS

WISTAR INST. OF ANATOMY AND BIOLOGY, PA.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAV_TY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-46] P95-10046 06

WOODDALE HS, MEMPHIS, TN.

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

INASA RELEASE-95-113] P95-10113 06

WORLD MONUMENTS FUND

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

INASA RELEASE-95-12] P95-10012 06

WORLD WIDE WEB.

LOW-COST NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY OPENS

INTERNET ACCESS FOR THE NATION'S K-12

SCHOOLS

INASA RELEASE-95-141 I P95-10141 06

NEW RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT PROCESS WILL

SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

[NASA RELEASE-95-167[ P95-10167 06

NASA SCIENTISTS GO 'ONLINE FROM JUPITER'

INASA RELEASE-95-168] P95-10168 06

EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS LET STUDENTS FLY

HIGH

INASA RELEASE-95-169) P95-10169 06

X

X-BAND

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICALSITEIN

CAMBODIA

INASA RELEASE-95-12] P95-10012 06

XAVIER UNIV. AT NEW ORLEANS, LA.

SURFSAT SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED INTO

SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-2041 P95-10204 015

X-RAY ANALYSIS

NASA SCIENTISTS GAIN INSIGHT INTO DEADLY

DISEASE

I NASA RELEASE-95-211 ] P95-10211 06

X-RAY ASTRONOMY

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-95-162) P95-10162 06

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

1 NASA RELEASE-95-10] P95-10010 06

X-RAY IMAGERY

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

[NASA RELEASE-95-10] P95-10010 06

COSMIC RAY MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED

I NASA RELEASE-95-2081 P95-10208 06

X-RAY TELESCOPES

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

[NASA RELEASE-95-101 P95-tO010 06

X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER SHIPPED TO

LAUNCH SITE

[NASA RELEASE-95-80] P95-10080 06

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-95-162) P95-10162 06

tUE OPERATIONS TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE,

ENDING AN ERA

INASA RELEASE-95-1701 P95-10170 06

X-RAYS

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-95-162] P95-10162 06

X-31 AIRCRAFT

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

I NASA RELEASE-95-203[ P95-10203 06

X-32 AIRCRAFT

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

I NASA RELEASE-95-4] P95-t0004 06

X-33 REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE

REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE NOTICES ISSUED

[NASA RELEASE-95-1 ] P95-10001 06

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-23J P95-10023 06

X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

INASA RELEASE-95-38] P95-10036 06

X-33 DRAFT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT NOTICED

ISSUED

(NASA RELEASE-95-219] P95-10219 06

X-34 REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-23J P95-10023 06

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR X-34

[NASA RELEASE-95-40J P95-10040 06

XAVIER UNIV. AT NEW ORLEANS, LA.

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

[ NASA RELEASE*95-70] 1>95-10070 06

A-31

SECTION2

INDEXTO NASANEWSRELEASES1995

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

MAY 1996

Typical Personal Names

Index Listing

IPERSONAL NAME I

I

ABRAM, KINESHIA K.

-_ STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

RAINING PROGRAM

ACCESSION REFERENCE

NUMBER SECTION NUMBER

The title of the news release appears under every

name mentioned. The accession number is

located at the bottom right of the entry, followed

by a two-digit number (06) identifying the index

section where a more detailed citation appears.

A

ABBEY, GEORGE

HUNTOON TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR LIFE

SCIENCES INSTITUTE

[NASA RELEASE-95*1321 P95-10132 06

ABRAM, KINESHIA K.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10085 06

ADAMSON, JAMES C.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

(NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

AHRENS, THOMAS

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

[NASA RELEASE-95-189[ P95-10189 06

AKERS, TOM

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-501 P95-10050 06

ALBERTS, JEFFREY

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK tOOTH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

(NASA RELEASE-95-71 ] P95-10071 06

ALDRIN, EDWIN EUGENE, JR.

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

INASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

ALFREY, CLARENCE P.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-210} P95-10210 06

ALLEN, ANDREW M.

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95o9] P95-10009 06

ALLEN, JOSEPH PERCIVAL, IV

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

ALLEN, MARK G.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

ALTENKIRCH, ROBERT A.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-SI P95-10005 06

AMASON, LORI A.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10085 06

AMBROISE, VALERIE

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1121 P95-10112 06

AMERINE, ROBERT W.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-85[ P95-10085 06

AMIDON, GORDON L

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

ANDERS, WILLIAM ALISON

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77[ P95-10077 06

ANDERSEN, HANS CHRISTIAN

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1121 P95-10112 06

ANDERSON, JOHN

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

{NASA RELEASE-95-207} 1>95-10207 06

APT, JEROME

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHU'I-rLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-50[ Io95-10050 06

ARCHULETA, NANCY

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-95-154{ P95-10154 06

ARMSTRONG, NElL ALDEN

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

INASA RELEASE-95-77] P95-10077 06

ARNAUD, SARA

NEW TECHNOLOGY USED TO DEVELOP MEDICAL

INSTRUMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-20[ P95-10020 06

ARVIDSON, RAYMOND E.

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS,

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

THE CHANGING FACE OF OUR HOME PLANET

[NASA RELEASE-95-2011 I)95-10201 06

ARZAMOZOV, G.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

(NASA RELEASE-95-t92J 1>95-10192 06

AUSMAN, NEAL E., JR.

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

(NASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-t0207 06

AUSTIN, GENE

X-33 DRAFT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT NOTICED

ISSUED

INASA RELEASE-95-219[ P95-10219 06

AVDEYEV, SERGEI

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

B

BADHWAR, G.

U,S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192} P95-10192 06

BAER-REIDHART, JENNIFER

NEW SOLAR-POWERED ALTITUDE RECORD SET IN

NASA TEST FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-1521 P95-10152 06

BAGENAL" FRANCES

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[ NASA RELEASE-95-207[ P95-10207 06

BAGIAN, JAMES P.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95_,9] P95-10049 06

ASTRONAUT BAGIAN JOINS EPA

INASA RELEASE-95-142[ P95-10142 06

BAHCALL, JOHN

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

I NASA RELEASE-95-41[ P95-10041 06

BAHETHL, OM P.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUFFLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-95-158_ P95-10158 06

BAIN, DAN

40TH ANNIVERSARY ARRIVES FOR NASA B-52

INASA RELEASE-95-891 P95-10089 06

BAINES, KEVlN H.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN. VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

BAKER, D. JAMES

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

tNASA RELEASE-95-82[ P95-10082 06

BAKER, ELLEN S.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-49[ I)95-10049 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUFFLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

[NASA RELEASE-95-55[ P95-10055 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

I NASA RELEASE-95-77J P95-10077 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95.207[ 1:)95-10207 06

BAKER, MICHAEL A.

ASTRONAUT BAKER TO REPLACE SEGA AS NASA

MANAGER IN RUSSIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-251 P95-10025 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-156} P95-10156 06

B-1
BALL, LINDSAY

BALL, LINDSAY

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

BALLARD, ROBERT

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

I NASA RELEASE-95-141 P95-10014 06

RARCELLOS-HOFF, MARY H.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

BARKER, RAUOL S.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

BARRY, DANIEL T.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

{NASA RELEASE-95-217} P9_10217 06

BAUER, FRANK

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-71 ] P95-10071 06

BEAUCHAMP, PATRICIA

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

[NASA RELEASE-95-t95J P95-10195 06

BECKER, WILHELM

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-210] P95-10210 06

BEECH, PETER

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT TO MAKE CLOSEST

APPROACH TO SUN

[NASA RELEASE-95-26] P95-10026 06

BEHARKA, A.

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

BEHRENS, JAIME

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-641 P95-10064 06

BELTON, MICHAEL

MISSIONS TO THE MOON. SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

{NASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

BERGMANN, LUKE

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-64] P95-10064 06

BERGSTRALH, JAY

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-207] P95-10207 06

BERNHART, DEBORAH

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

I NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

BEST, PHILIP

HUBBLE FINDS SURPRISINGLY COMPLEX

STRUCTURES IN RADIO GALAXIES

INASA RELEASE-95-1331 P95-10133 06

BIEVERIDGE, JAMES R.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

{NASA RELEASE-95-158] P95-10158 06

BHATNAGAR, RAJENDRA S.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

I NASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

BIBRING, JEAN-PIERRE

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

INASA RELEASE-95-189] P95-10189 06

BIJVOET, JAN

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

{ NASA RELEASE-95-5 ] P95-10005 06

BINDER, ALAN B.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON. SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

{NASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

RIRGE, ROBERT

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121 J P95-10121 06

BLAHA, JOHN E.

ASTRONAUT BAKER TO REPLACE SEGA AS NASA

MANAGER IN RUSSIA

I NASA RELEASE-95-25 } P95-10025 06

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY; LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

INASA RELEASE-95-39J P95-10039 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-50] P95-10050 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT. LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

INASA RELEASE-95-156J P95-10156 06

ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED

STATES

INASA RELEASE-95-191] P95-10191 06

US. SHUFFLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

BLOCK, INGRID

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-1211 P95-10121 06

BLOOMBERG, J.

U_S, SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

BLUFORD, GUION S., JR.

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

{NASA RELEASE-95-77 J P95-10077 06

BLUM, BRIAN

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-641 P95-10064 06

BLUM, VOLKER

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

BODINE-FOWLER, SUE C.

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-71 { P95-10071 06

BOHN-MEYER, MARTA

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

I NASA RELEASE-95-184] P95-10184 06

BOLDEN, CHARLES F., JR.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-49 ] P95-10049 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

I NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

BOPP, THOMAS

HUBBLE SEES MATERIAL EJECTED FROM COMET

HALE-BOPP

INASA RELEASE-95-178] 1:)95-10178 06

BORISOV, M.

U,S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

BORMAN, FRANK

SHUTFLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

{NASA RELEASE-95-271 P95-10027 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[ NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

BORUCKI, WILLIAM J.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

{ NASA RELEASE-95-19 ] P95-10019 06

BOSH, AMANDA S.

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW MOONS ORBITING

SATURN

[ NASA RELEASE-95-1271 P95-10127 06

BOSKEY, ADELE

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

{NASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

BOTHUN, GREGORY D.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

BOWEN, DAVID

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

[NASA RELEASE-95-41 _ P95-10041 06

BOWERSOX, KENNETH D.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[ NASA RELEASE-95-51 1>95-10005 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[ NASA RELEASE-95-49) P95-10049 06

SHUTFLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77] P95-10077 06

BOYCE, BRADLEY R.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-1031 P95-10103 06

BOYD, JOHN S.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS_7 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18J P95-10018 06

BOYNTON, WILLIAM

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

{NASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

BRADY, CHARLES E., JR.

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAVITY FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-63] P95-10063 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

INASA RELEASE-95-173] 1=95-10173 06

BRAND, VANCE DEVOE

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-491 1:)95-10049 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77J 1:)95-10077 06

BRANDENSTEIN, DANIEL C.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-49] P95-10049 06

SHUTrLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

{NASA RELEASE-95-77J P95-10077 06

BREWER, MEGAN

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-64] P95-10064 06

B-2
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

BRIDWELL, PORTER

NASA, CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT SIGN

AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-511 P95-10051 06

BRIGGS, GEOFFREY

ATMOSPHERIC INSTRUMENT SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS ORBITER

[NASA RELEASE-95-117] P95-10117 06

BRINKLEY, RANDY

NASA, BOEING SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-21 P95-10002 06

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-131 P95-10013 06

BOEING, KHRUNICHEV SIGN CONTRACT FOR

SPACE STATION ELEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-138] P95-10138 06

U.S STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE

STATION COMPLETED

I NASA RELEASE-95-161 ] P95-10t61 06

BROADFOOT, A. LYLE

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-19J P95-10019 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121 [ P95-10121 06

US SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192J P95-10192 06

BROWN, CHRISTOPHER

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

(NASA RELEASE-95*5{ P95-10005 06

BROWN, CURTIS L., JR.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-49{ P95-10049 06

CREW SELECTED FOR SHUTTLE MISSION STS-77

ABOARD ENDEAVOUR

[NASA RELEASE-95-90[ P95-10090 06

BROWN, HUGH M.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158) P95-10158 06

BROWN, RONALD H.

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-82J P95-10082 06

BROWN, WESLEY H., SR.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

( NASA RELEASE-95-158] P95-10158 06

BROWNLEE, DONALD

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

COMET SAMPLE RETURN MISSION PICKED AS NEXT

DISCOVERY FLIGHT

[N,_SA RELEASE-95-209J P95-10209 06

BRYANT, ROY

40TH ANNIVERSARY ARRIVES FOR NASA B-52

[NASA RELEASE-95-89J P95-10089 06

BUDARIN, NIKOLAI M.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE PLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-51 I)95-10005 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

t NASA RELEASE-95-55 J P95-10055 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

US SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

BUFI"ON, JACK

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[ NASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

BULA, RAYMOND J.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-t0005 06

BURNETT, DONALD S.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

BURROWS, CHRIS

HUBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

[NASA RELEASE-95-83] P95-10083 06

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

INASA RELEASE-95-2121 P95-10212 06

BURSCH, DANIEL W.

CREW SELECTED FOR SHUTTLE MISSION STS-77

ABOARD ENDEAVOUR

[ NASA RELEASE-95-90 ] P95-10090 06

BURTS, ELLEN

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-95-85 ] P95-10085 06

BUSALACCHI, ANTONIO

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1591 P95-10159 06

BUTERA, KRIS

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

BUTLER, DAN

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

BUTLER, RICHARD W.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

C

CABANA, KENNETH D.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-49] P95-10049 06

CABANA, ROBERT D.

ASTRONAUT HIEB TO JOIN ALLIEDSIGNAL

TECHNICAL SERVICES

I NASA RELEASE-95-36 ] P95-10036 06

CADDELL, TRAVIS

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95_o4J P95-10064 06

CADOGAN, DAVID P.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

CAMERON, KENNETH D.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

RUSSIAN DOCKING MODULE, SOLAR ARRAYS

ARRIVE IN FLORIDA

[ NASA RELEASE-95-86] P95-10086 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

CAMPBELL, DONALD

NASA TO DEDICATE NEW FUEL CELL

DEVELOPMENT TESTBED

{NASA RELEASE-95-8] P95-10008 06

CHANG-DIAZ, FRANKLIN R.

CANE, MARK

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

[NASA RELEASE-95-159] P95-10159 06

CANTRELL, JOHN

NASA TESTS PAINLESS WAYS OF MEASURING

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

INASA RELEASE-95-371 P95-10037 06

CARFRAE, MATTHEW J.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-85] P95-10085 06

CARLE, GLENN

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

CARLSON, ROBERT

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207] P95-t0207 06

CARRUTHERS, GEORGE

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

CARSWELL, BILL

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

ENASA RELEASE-95-121) P95-10121 06

CARTER, DANIEL

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95*51 P95-10OO5 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95*181 P95-10018 06

NASA SCIENTISTS GAIN INSIGHT INTO DEADLY

DISEASE

I NASA RELEASE-95-211 I P95-10211 06

CASANI, KANE

NASA SELECTS NEW MILLENNIUM PROGRAM

PARTNERS

[NASA RELEASE-95-100] P95-10100 06

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95*155] P95-10155 06

CASPER, JOHN H.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-491 1>95-19049 06

CREW SELECTED FOR SHUTTLE MISSION STS-77

ABOARD ENDEAVOUR

[NASA RELEASE-95-90} P95-10090 06

CASSANTO, JOHN M.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MfSSION

INASA RELEASE-95-18J P95-10018 06

CASSINI, JEAN-DOMINQUE

EUROPEAN CASSINI HARDWARE DELIVERED TO

NASA

I NASA RELEASE-95-118] P95-10118 06

CASSTEVENS, MARTIN

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-103{ P95-10103 06

CERULLO, JOE

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[NASA RELEASE-95-217) P95-10217 06

CHAMPOLLION, JEAN-FRANCOIS

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

I NASA RELEASE-95-189] P95-10189 06

CHANDRATHIL, ANITA A.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

{ NASA RELEASE-95-85J P95-10085 06

CHANG-DIAZ, FRANKLIN R.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

B-3
CHAPES, KEITH

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-91 P95-10009 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

{ NASA RELEASE-95-49} P95-10049 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-207] P95-10207 06

CHAPES, KEITH

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-1211 P95-10121 06

CHELI, MAURIZlO

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-9} P95-10009 06

CHEN, DAKE

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

INASA RELEASE-95-159} P95-10159 06

CHENG, ANDREW F.

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[ NASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

CHENG, FUHUA

HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

{NASA RELEASE-95-75] P95-10075 06

CHIAO, LEROY

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUFFLE FLIGHT OF 1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-49] P95-10049 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES. TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

{NASA RELEASE-95-217] P95-10217 06

CHILTON, KEVIN P.

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-50} P95-10050 06

CHORNUK, MYRON A.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE-95-85] P95-10085 06

CHRISTENSEN, MICHAEL D.

CHRtSTENSEN TO HEAD NEW HEADQUARTERS

OPERATIONS OFFICE

NASA RELEASE-95-105{ 1:)95-10105 06

CHRISTIAN, HUGH

NASA INSTRUMENT ILLUMINATES LINKS BETWEEN

LIGHTNING, TORNADOES

NASA RELEASE-95-160} 1:)95-10160 06

CHUNG, LELAND W. K.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

NASA RELEASE-95-461 1:)95-10046 06

CLARK, WILLIAM

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

NASA RELEASE-95-112] P95-10112 06

CLARKS, HENRY J., III

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158] P95-10158 06

CLAYTON, GEOFFREY C.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

CLIFFORD, MICHAEL RICHARD U.

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-501 P95-10050 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

{NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

US. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-95-192} 1:)95-10192 06

CLIFTON, STUART

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

CLINTON, BILL

GROSS NAMED NASA INSPECTOR GENERAL

INASA RELEASE-95-139] 1:)95-10139 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 SBIR PHASE

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1831 P95-10183 06

COCHRAN, ANITA

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

NASA RELEASE-95-88} P95-10088 06

COCKRELL KENNETH D.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

NASA RELEASE-95-5[ P95-10005 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

NASA RELEASE-95-121} P95-10121 06

CODE, ARTHUR D.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18} P95-10018 06

COLEMAN, CATHERINE G.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-g5-5] P95-10005 06

COLGAN, SEAN W. J.

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-148] P95-10148 06

COLLINS, CALVIN N.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-95_5] P9_10085 06

COLLINS, EILEEN M.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

SHUFFLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

{NASA RELEASE-95-77} P95-10077 06

COLLINS, JASON H.

SPACE-AGE FORCEPS COULD MAKE INFANT

DELIVERY SAFER

[NASA RELEASE-95-153} P95-10153 06

COLLINS, MICHAEL

SHUFFLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77] I)95-10077 06

COMPTON, LES

MARS PATHFINDER PASSES MAJOR SET OF

ENGINEERING MILESTONES

{NASA RELEASE-95-94} P95-10094 06

CONNELL BRENDAN

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

INASA RELEASE-95_o4] P95-10064 06

COOK, JAMES

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

INASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

COONS, TIM

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-103] P95-10103 06

COOPER, LEROY GORDON, JR.

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

{NASA RELEASE-95-77[ P95-10077 06

CORDOVA, FRANCE

NASA RELEASES NEW SCIENCE POLICY GUIDE FOR

PUBLIC COMMENT

{NASA RELEASE-95-123} P95-10123 06

COSGROVE, DANIEL J.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-95-210] P95-10210 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

COTE, GERALD L

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

( NASA RELEASE-95-46 ) 1:)95-10046 06

COVEY, RICHARD O.

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

INASA RELEASE-95-77] P95-10077 06

I CRIPPEN, ROBERT LAUREL

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

{NASA RELEASE-95-49] IO95-10049 06

SHUFFLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

{NASA RELEASE-95-77} P95-10077 06

CUNNINGHAM, WALTER RONNIE

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

INASA RELEASE-95-77] P95-10077 06

CURIE, MARIE

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

INASA RELEASE-95-112} P95-10112 06

CURRIE, NANCY

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-71} P95-10071 06

NASA SETS JUNE 9 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR 100TH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-95-761 P95-10076 06

CUSICK, KATHLEEN

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-64 } P95-10064 06

D

D'_TON, CLAUDE

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

{NASA RELEASE-95-189} 1::)95-10199 06

DAILEY, JOHN R.

CHRISTENSEN TO HEAD NEW HEADQUARTERS

OPERATIONS OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-95-105] 1::)95-10105 06

DAISY, BRYN

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-641 P95-10064 06

DANAK, AMITA

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-64] P95-10064 06

DAVIDSEN, ARTHUR F.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10019 06

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

[NASA RELEASE-95-871 P95-10087 06

DAVIED, PAUL

NASA TECHNOLOGY INCREASES EFFICIENCY AT

NEW AIRPORT

[ NASA RELEASE-95-66 } P95-10066 06

DAVIES, ERIC

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-95-151 I 1::=95-10151 06

DAVIS, BRIAN L

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-210{ P95-10210 06

DAVIS, KATHRYN M.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-85} P95-10085 06

DAVIS, TERRY L

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

{NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-t0158 06

B-4
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX EVANS, LYNN M.

DEDECKER, MICHELLE

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

INASA RELEASE-95o641 P95-10064 06

DEFRANCE, SMITH J.

HISTORIC NASA WIND TUNNEL IS RETIRED

{NASA RELEASE-95-194] P95-10194 06

DELOMBARD, R.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192} P95-10192 06

DELUCAS, LAWRENCE J.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5} P95-I0005 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVlTY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-49{ P95-10049 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 1O0TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-71} P95-10071 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

{NASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

DEMINCO, PAUL

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-1211 P95-10121 06

DESINOV, IU.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

DEV, S. PAUL

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-103] P95-10103 06

DEZHUROV, VLADIMIR

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

[NASA RELEASE-95-55} P95-10055 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77{ P95-10077 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-95-192} P95-10192 06

DI IORIO, JOSEPH O.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

{NASA RELEASE-95-158} P95-10158 06

DIAZ, ALPHONSO

DIAZ NAMED TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR

SCIENCE INSTITUTES

INASA RELEASE-95-110[ P95-10110 06

HUNTOON TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR LIFE

SCIENCES INSTITUTE

INASA RELEASE-95-132{ P95-10132 06

DIGGS, AMSHA B.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-85] P95-10085 06

DIMITRIJEVICH, S. DAN

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVlTY RESEARCH

GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

DIRKSEN, ELLEN R.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVlTY RESEARCH

GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-t0046 06

OOI, TATAO

TWO INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES TO JOIN 1995

ASTRONAUT CLASS

{NASA RELEASE-95-3] P95-10003 06

DONOHUE, GEORGE

NASA/FAA TESTING NEW AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

TOOLS AT DENVER AIRPORT

[ NASA RELEASE-95-1981 P95-10198 06

DRESSLER, JOHN LAWRENCE

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-103} P95-10103 06

DRIVER, SIMON

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

{NASA RELEASE-95-120] P95-10120 06

DUBAY, J. R.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

{NASA RELEASE-95-158} P95-10158 06

DUCAN, MARTIN

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-95-881 P95-10088 06

DUDLEY, MICHAEL

NASA TESTS NEW NOISE REDUCTION JET EXHAUST

NOZZLE

{NASA RELEASE-95-691 P95-10069 06

DUFFY, BRIAN J.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5} P95-10005 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

{NASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

DUFOUR, REGINALD

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[ NASA RELEASE-95-5} P95-10005 06

DUMBACHER, DAN

NASA RECEIVES 'DC-XA' ROCKET FOR

DEVELOPMENT OF RLV TECHNOLOGY

{ NASA RELEASE-95-114} P95-10114 06

DUNBAR, BONNIE J.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-49] P95-10049 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

{NASA RELEASE-95-55] P95-10055 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

DUNKER, CHRIS

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121} P95-10121 06

DUPREE, ANDREA

IUE OPERATIONS TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE,

ENDING AN ERA

[NASA RELEASE-95-170] P95-10170 06

DUOUE, PEDRO

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAMITY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-83[ P95-10063 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

[NASA RELEASE-95-173] P95-10173 06

DURRANCE, SAMUEL T.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

[NASA RELEASE-95-15{ P95-10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS*67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

INASA RELEASE-95-212] P95-10212 06

DURZAN, DON J.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

DU'R'A, SUNIL

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-95-154} P95-10154 06

E

EARHART, AMELIA

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

I NASA RELEASE-95-1121 P95-10112 06

EISELE, DONN FULTON

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77} P95-10077 06

EISTEIN, ALBERT

HUBBLE FINDS NEW BLACK HOLE AND

UNEXPECTED MYSTERIES

INASA RELEASE-95-2161 1°95-10216 06

ELLIOt-r, LAURA

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-641 P95-10064 06

ELUS, RICHARD

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

INASA RELEASE-95-1201 P95-10120 06

ENGLE, JOE HENRY

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-49 P95-10049 06

EPSTEIN, ALEX

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-64 P95-10064 06

ERICKSON, EDWIN F.

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-95-148 P95-10148 06

ERNST, JASON

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

{ NASA RELEASE-95-64 P95-10064 06

ERZBERGER, HEINZ

NASA TECHNOLOGY INCREASES EFFICIENCY AT

NEW AIRPORT

INASA RELEASE-95-66 P95-10066 06

ESPEY, BRIAN R.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-95-18 P95-10018 06

ESPOS.ITO, LARRY

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-19' P95-I0019 06

ESTESS, ROY

NASA SIGNS FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION

AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-62 P95-10062 06

STENNIS RECEIVES VISIT FROM FIRST

MISSISSIPPIAN TO USE SPACE

TECHNOLOGY-RELATED VISION ENHANCEMENT

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-95-136] P95-10136 06

EVANS, C.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-gS-1921 P95-10192 06

EVANS, DIANE

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL S_TE IN

CAMBODIA

{NASA RELEASE-95-121 P95-I0012 06

EVANS, LYNN M.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-95-85} P95-10085 06

B-5
FAGAN, MARK G.

F

FAGAN, MARK G.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-851 1:)95-10085 06

FAHEY, DAVID

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

I NASA RELEASE-95-1761 P95-10176 06

FAINBERG, JOSEPH

FIRST 'SNAPSHOT' TAKEN OF SHAPE OF

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD

[NASA RELEASE-95-1851 P95-10185 06

FANALE, FRASER P.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

{NASA RELEASE-95-19} P95-10019 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

FATTAEY, H.

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121} P95-10121 06

FAVIER, JEAN-JACQUES

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAVITY FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-63} P95-10063 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

[NASA RELEASE-95-173] P9_10173 06

FEEBACK, DANIEL L

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-210} P95-10210 06

FEIGELSON, ROBERT S.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-46J P95-10046 06

FELDMAN, PAUL

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-191 1='95-10019 06

FERNANDEZ-PELLO, CARLOS

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121{ P95-10121 06

FERRANDO, ARNY A.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-210) I:)95-10210 06

FERRARESE, LAURA

HUBBLE FINDS NEW BLACK HOLE AND

UNEXPECTED MYSTERIES

INASA RELEASE-95-216} 1:)95-10216 06

FETTMAN, MARTIN J.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

FEUERBORN, ANGELA

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-641 1:)95-10064 06

FINLEY, DAVID S.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS_57 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

FISCHER, MIKE

NASA GEARS UP TESTS ON THE 'HOLY GRAIL' OF

AERODYNAMICS

INASA RELEASE-95-124} 1:)95-10124 06

FISHER, RICHARD

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121 } P95-10121 06

SPARTAN 201 SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHED

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-164{ P95-10164 06

FOALE, C. MICHAEL

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-5 ] P95-10005 06

FORCE, CHARLES T.

NASA AWARDS $481.6 MILLION CONTRACT TO

HUGHES

[NASA RELEASE-95-16) P95-10016 06

NASA/AIR FORCE SIGN COST-SAVING SUPPORT

SERVICES AGREEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-95-180) P95-10180 06

FORD, HOLLAND

HUDDLE FINDS NEW BLACK HOLE AND

UNEXPECTED MYSTERIES

INASA RELEASE-95-2161 P95-10216 06

FORSMAN, A.

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121 ] P95-10121 06

FORTNEY, SUZANNE M.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-210 P95-10210 06

FOSSUM, ERIC

NEW IMAGING SENSOR SHRINKS CAMERAS TO THE

SIZE OF A CHIP

INASA RELEASE-95-98 P95-10098 06

FRANK, LOU

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

{NASA RELEASE-95-207 P95-10207 06

FREEDMAN, WENDY L

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS_7 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-95-18} P95-10018 06

FREEMAN, YVONNE D.

YVONNE FREEMAN APPOINTED PROVOST OF

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

[NASA RELEASE-95-213 P95-I0213 06

FREY, JON

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-64 P95-10064 06

FU, LEE-LUENG

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

[NASA RELEASE-95-7{ P95-10007 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON COMPLETES PRIME MISSION

{ NASA RELEASE-98-1461 P95-10146 06

FULLER, CHARLES/_

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-71 } P95-10071 06

FULLER, JOSEPH

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

{NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

FULLERTON, CHARLES GORDON

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-49} P95-10049 06

40TH ANNIVERSARY ARRIVES FOR NASA B-52

[NASA RELEASE-95-89} P95-10089 06

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1491 P95-10149 06

G

GARDNER, GUY S.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-49} P95-10049 06

GARNEAU, MARC D.

CREW SELECTED FOR SHUTTLE MISSION STS-77

ABOARD ENDEAVOUR

[ NASA RELEASE-95-901 P95-10090 06

GARRIOTT, OWEN KAY

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

{ NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

GARVEY, JOHN

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

i NASA RELEASE-95-141 P95-10014 06

GATES, JIM

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

GAWDIAK, Y.

U.S SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

GAWRONSKI, KENENTH E.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTrLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-95-158J P95-10158 06

GEMAR, CHARLES D.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-49{ P95-10049 06

GENCO, LOUIS

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-711 P95-10071 06

GERNHARDT, MICHAEL L

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[ NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121 J P95-10121 06

GEVINS, ALAN S.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

GIBBONS, JOHN

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HUDDLE LAUNCH

OBSERVED TODAY

[ NASA RELEASE-95-56 t P95-10056 06

GIBSON, ROBERT L

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

{NASA RELEASE-98-51 P95-10005 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-49 ] P95-10049 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

{NASA RELEASE-95-55} P95-10055 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77} P95-10077 06

GIDZENKO, YURI

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

GIERASCH, PETER

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207] P95-10207 O6

GILLAM, ISSAC T., SR.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

(NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

GILMORE, GERRY

HUDDLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

{NASA RELEASE-95-1201 P95_10120 06

GLADSTONE, GEORGE R.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

GLEASON, GERALD

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-71 } P95-10071 06

GLENN, JOHN HERSCHEL JR.

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

{NASA RELEASE-95-77{ P95-10077 06

B-6
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

GLOBUS, RUTH

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5{ P95-10005 06

GOBLER, HARRY

REFURBISHED WIND TUNNEL TO OPEN AT NASA

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

INASA RELEASE-95-1431 P95-10143 06

GODWIN, LINDA M.

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

I NASA RELEASE-95-50] P95-10050 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

I NASA RELEASE-95-77 [ P95-10077 06

U.S SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

GOETZ, OTTO

NEW SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE READY FOR

FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95o32] P95-10032 06

GOGEL, JILL A.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-85] P95-10085 06

GOLDBERGER, ARY L.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-95-210{ P95-10210 06

GOLDIN, DANIEL S.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON. SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

I NASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

X-33. X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-95-23J P95-10023 06

SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

{NASA RELEASE-95-27] P95-10027 06

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER'S DIRECTOR TO

LEAVE NASA

{NASA RELEASE-95-29] P95-10029 06

X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

NASA RELEASE-95-38 P95-10038 06

JOSEPH H ROTHENBERG NAMED DEPUTY

DIRECTOR OF GODDARD

{NASA RELEASE-95-42 P95-10042 06

NASA PRESENTS LOW AWARD TO UNtSYS SPACE

SYSTEMS

NASA RELEASE-95-47 P95-10047 06

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

{NASA RELEASE-95-48 P95-10048 06

NASA, CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT SIGN

AGREEMENT

NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10051 06

THE PERSPECTIVE FROM SPACE tS CRITICAL TO

EARTH STUDIES. GOLDIN SAYS

NASA RELEASE-95-54 P95-10054 06

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HUDDLE LAUNCH

OBSERVED TODAY

{NASA RELEASE-95-56 P95-10056 06

HARRIS NAMED DEPUTY CHIEF ENGINEER

(AERONAUTICS)

INASA RELEASE-95-58 P95-10058 06

NASA'S SWEEPING PROCUREMENT REFORMS

AFFECT LOS RIDS

INASA RELEASE-95-65 P95-10065 06

REVIEW TEAM PROPOSES SWEEPING

MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES AT

NASA

[ NASA RELEASE-95-731 P95-10073 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

I NASA RELEASE-95-77 [ P95-10077 06

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

]NASA RELEASE-95-82[ P95-10082 06

NASA JOINS FAA AND DOD IN HUMAN FACTORS

RESEARCH

I NASA RELEASE-95-91 I P95-10091 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR RELEASES STATEMENT ON

GAD REPORT

NASA RELEASE-95-92 P95-10092 06

NASA RELEASES GOLDIN'S STATEMENT ON

REDUCTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-99 P95-10099 06

SCHUMACHER. WHITEHEAD APPOINTED

ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATORS

INASA RELEASE-95-102 P95-10102 06

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE GENERAL AVIATION

DESIGN COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-95-107 P95-10107 06

DIAZ NAMED TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR

SCIENCE INSTITUTES

NASA RELEASE-95-110 P95-10110 06

NASA C-130B AIRCRAFT HELPS FIGHT SCOTTSDALE

FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-95-116 P95-10116 06

NASA REPORTS ON AVIATION, SPACE ADVANCES

AT OSHKOSH '95

INASA RELEASE-95-119 P95-10119 06

NASA RELEASES NEW SCIENCE POLICY GUIDE FOR

PUBLIC COMMENT

I NASA RELEASE-95-123 P95-10123 06

JOSEPH H ROTHENBERG NAMED DIRECTOR OF

GODOARD

I NASA RELEASE-95-126 P95-10126 06

NASA FORMS PARTNERSHIP TO REVITALIZE

GENERAL AVIATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-128 P95-10128 06

HUNTOON TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR LIFE

SCIENCES INSTITUTE

INASA RELEASE-95-132 P95-10132 06

NASA AND CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCE

AGREEMENT TO AID BAY WITH SPACE AGENCY

TECHNOLOGY

INASA RELEASE-95-1341 P95-10134 06

NASA/FAA FORM PARTNERSHIP TO IMPROVE AIR

TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY

{NASA RELEASE-95-1501 P95-10150 06

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

{NASA RELEASE-95-154] P95-10154 06

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

INASA RELEASE-95-157] P95-10157 06

PIONEER 1 1 TO END OPERATIONS AFTER EPIC

CAREER

INASA RELEASE-95-1631 P95-10163 06

ASTRONAUT CHARLES LACY VEACH DIES

I NASA RELEASE-95-166{ P95-10166 06

GOLDIN TO KICK OFF 'TECH 2005' CONFERENCE

IN CHICAGO

[ NASA RELEASE-95-1771 P95-10177 06

NASA PIONEER WALTER C WILLIAMS DIES

{NASA RELEASE-95-1791 P95-10179 06

NASA TO PURSUE NON-COMPETITIVE SHUTTLE

CONTRACT WITH U.S ALLIANCE

[NASA RELEASE-95-205] P95-I0205 06

YVONNE FREEMAN APPOINTED PROVOST OF

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

INASA RELEASE-95-213] P95-10213 06

GOLIMOWSKI, DAVID

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

INASA RELEASE-95-212] P95-10212 06

GOL_ MARK

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

GONZALEZ, ERNEST P.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHU_-FLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158] P95-10158 06

GOODWIN, THOMAS J.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-46] P95-10046 06

GRUN,EBERHARD

GOODY, RICHARD

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

MISSIONS TO THE MOON. SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

I NASA RELEASE-95-19) P95-10019 06

GORE, ALBERT

REVIEW TEAM PROPOSES SWEEPING

MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES AT

NASA

JNASA RELEASE-95-73] P95-10073 06

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-821 P95-10082 06

NASA JOINS FAA AND DOD IN HUMAN FACTORS

RESEARCH

I NASA RELEASE-95-91 ] P95-10091 06

GRACE, BRIAN E.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

JNASA RELEASE-95-85{ P95-10085 06

GRAVES, JERICK

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

I NASA RELEASE-95-641 P95-10064 06

GREELEY, RONALD

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

{NASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

GREEN, RICHARD

HUDDLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-1201 P95-10120 06

GREEN, STEVEN

NASA/FAA TESTING NEW AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

TOOLS AT DENVER AIRPORT

INASA RELEASE-95-1981 P95-10198 06

GREGORY, FREDERICK D.

NASA PRESENTS LOW AWARD TO UNISYS SPACE

SYSTEMS

I NASA RELEASE-95-47] P95-10047 06

GREGORY, WILLIAM C.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

JNASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

[NASA RELEASE-95-15] P95-10015 06

GREGORY, WlLLIAN C.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18{ P95-10018 06

GRIFFIN, E. A.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STrR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-103{ P95-10103 06

GRIFFITHS, RICHARD

HUDDLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

INASA RELEASE-95-1201 P95-10120 06

GRISSOM, VIRGIL IVAN

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

{NASA RELEASE-95-77] P95-10077 06

GROSS, ROBERTA L.

GROSS NAMED NASA INSPECTOR GENERAL

[NASA RELEASE-95-139] P95-10139 06

GRUENER, RAPHAEL

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUFFLE MISSION OF

1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

GRUN, EBERHARD

GALILEO FLYING THROUGH INTENSE DUST

STORM

[NASA RELEASE-95-147) P95-10147 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-207] P95-10207 06

B-7
GRUNSFELD, JOHN M.

GRUNSFELD, JOHN M.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

[NASA RELEASE-95-15] P95-10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-95-18} P95-10018 06

GUIDONI, UMBERTO

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-9} P95-10009 06

GUNN, JAMES P.

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

INASA RELEASE-95-871 P95-10087 06

GUPTA, ASHIS

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUI_LE FLIGHT OF 1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

GURNETT, DONALD

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

I NASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

GUTIERREZ, SIDNEY M.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

{NASA RELEASE-95-49} P95-10049 06

GUZDAR, ADI R.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-103} 1:)95-10103 06

H

HAAS, MICHAEL R.

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-95-148[ P95-10148 06

HADFIELD, CHRIS A.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTFLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192) P95-10192 06

HALE, ALAN

HUMBLE SEES MATERIAL EJECTED FROM COMET

HALE-BOPP

[NASA RELEASE-95-178J P95-10178 06

HALL, DOYLE

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

[NASA RELEASE-95-17[ P95-10017 06

HALSELL, JAMES DONALD, JR.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5} P95-10005 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

U.S, SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

HAMILTON, GEORGE R.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[ NASA RELEASE-95-85 ] P95-10085 06

RAMMEL, HEIDI

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW DARK SPOT ON

NEPTUNE

I NASA RELEASE-95-531 P95-10053 06

HAMMOND, TIMOTHY G.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-95-46J P95-10046 06

RANSEN, JAMES

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-207} 1:)95-10207 06

HANZEVACK, EMIL L

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1031 P95-10103 06

HARBAUGH, GREGORY J.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5[ P95-10005 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUT[LE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

{NASA RELEASE-95-55} P95-10055 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77J P95-10077 06

SPACEWALKERS SELECTED FOR SECOND HUMBLE

SERVICING MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-95-81J P95-10081 06

HARGENS, ALAN R.

NASA TESTS PAINLESS WAYS OF MEASURING

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

INASA RELEASE-95-371 1:"35-10037 06

HARM, D.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

HARPER, SHELLY

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-95-85J P95-10085 06

HARRIS, BERNARD/L, JR.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5J P95-10005 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95_I9J P95-10049 06

HARRIS, WESLEY L

HARRIS NAMED DEPUTY CHIEF ENGINEER

(AERONAUTICS)

INASA RELEASE-95-581 P95-10058 06

HARRISON, MICHAEL

SPACE AGE SENSOR HELPS SAVE INFANTS'

LIVES

[NASA RELEASE-95-137] P95-10137 06

HARRISS, ROBERT

NASA-FUNDED RESEARCH SEES FALL OF

OZONE-DEPLETING CHEMICAL

[NASA RELEASE-95-115] P95-101t5 06

HARTSFIELD, HENRY WARREN, JR.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-49} P95-10049 06

HASENSTEIN, KARL H.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-210} I)95-10210 06

HASSER, EILEEN M.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-210] P95-I0210 06

HAUCK, FREDERICK H.

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77] P95-10077 06

HAWLEY, STEVEN A.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-49J P95_10049 06

HELMS, SUSAN J.

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAVITY FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-631 P95-10063 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

[NASA RELEASE-95-173} P95-I0173 06

HENRICKS, TERENCE T.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-SJ P95-10005 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[ NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

[NASA RELEASE-95-551 P95-10055 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-71 J P95-10071 06

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR 100TH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-761 P95-10076 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

INASA RELEASE-95-173} P95-10173 06

HERMAN, JAY

SUCCESSFUL US-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

INASA RELEASE-95-11 J P95-10011 06

HESTER, JEFF

HUBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

INASA RELEASE-95-83 ] P95-10083 06

HIEB, RICHARD J.

ASTRONAUT HIES TO JOIN ALLIEDSIGNAL

TECHNICAL SERVICES

{NASA RELEASE-95-36} P95-10036 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-49] P95-10049 06

HILSENRATH, ERNEST

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[NASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

HINES, JOHN W.

SPACE AGE SENSOR HELPS SAVE INFANTS'

LIVES

INASA RELEASE-95-137{ 1:)95-10137 06

HINSON, DAVID R.

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE GENERAL AVIATION

DESIGN COMPETITION

[NASA RELEASE-95-107] P95-10107 06

NASA/FAA FORM PARTNERSHIP TO IMPROVE AIR

TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY

{NASA RELEASE-95-1501 P95-10150 06

HINSON, ROBERT C.

NASA/AIR FORCE SIGN COST-SAVING SUPPORT

SERVICES AGREEMENT

{NASA RELEASE-95-1801 P95-10180 06

HOCK, BERTOLD

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2101 F_5-10210 06

HOEHN, ALEX

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

_NASA RELEASE-95-5J P95-10005 06

HOFFMAN, JEFFREY A.

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-91 P95-10009 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-49{ P95-10049 06

HOLDER, DON

SPACE STATION COMPLETES MAJOR LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEM TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-61 I P95-10061 06

HOLDSWORTH, CLAY H.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10085 06

HOLICK, MICHAEL F.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

HOLLOWAY, HARRY

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

NASA RELEASE-95-157J P95-10157 06

HOLLOWAY, TOMMY

RUSSIAN DOCKING MODULE, SOLAR ARRAYS

ARRIVE IN FLORIDA

NASA RELEASE-95-86] P95-10086 06

SHAW TO LEAVE NASA

I NASA RELEASE-95-135{ P95-10135 06

B-8
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

HOLMES, BRUCE A.

NASA FORMS PARTNERSHIP TO REVITALIZE

GENERAL AVIATION

rNASA RELEASE-95-128} P95*10128 06

HOLT, STEPHEN

COSMIC RAY MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED

[ NASA RELEASE-95-208] P95-10208 06

HOOD, ELIZABETH E.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

HORA, RICHARD P.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

HORACK, JOHN

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

HORD, CHARLES

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

NASA RELEASE-95-207] P95-19207 06

HORN, LINDA

SATURN'S RINGS: NOW YOU SEE THEM, NOW YOU

DON'T

NASA RELEASE-95-721 P95-10072 06

HOROWITZ, SCOTT J.

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-9] P95-10009 06

HOWARD, H. TAYLOR

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

'NASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

HOWD, JANICE K.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-1031 P95-10103 06

HUANG, MIN

HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

NASA RELEASE-95-75] P95-10075 06

HUBENY, IVAN

HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

NASA RELEASE-95-75) P95-10075 06

HUCHRA, JOHN

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

NASA RELEASE-95-1201 P95-10120 06

HUDSON, JAMES M.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STrR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-1031 P95-10103 06

HUDSON, SCOTT

TOUTATIS ONE OF THE STRANGEST OBJECTS IN

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-95-171[ P95-10171 06

HUGHES-FULFORD, MILLIE

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-121 ] P95-10121 06

HULSE, NATHAN

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-64J P95-10064 06

HUMPHREYS, JOHN

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

[NASA RELEASE-95-10] P95-10010 06

HUNTEN, DONALD M.

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207J 1:)95-10207 06

HUNTER, PAUL

NASA AWARDS $7.1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

INASA RELEASE-95-113} P95-10113 06

HUNTOON, CAROLYN

HUNTOON TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR LIFE

SCIENCES INSTITUTE

[NASA RELEASE-95-132J P95-10132 06

HUNTRESS, WESLEY T., JR.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER'S DIRECTOR TO

LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-29] P95-10029 96

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS, FLIES EARLIER

{NASA RELEASE-95-33 ] 1:=95-10033 06

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HUBBLE LAUNCH

OBSERVED TODAY

{NASA RELEASE-95-56} P95-10056 06

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

{NASA RELEASE-95-1891 P95-10189 06

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-1961 P95-10196 06

NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR

DEVELOPMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-206} P95-10206 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

NASA RELEASE-95-207] 1:)95-10207 06

COMET SAMPLE RETURN MISSION PICKED AS NEXT

DISCOVERY FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-95-2091 P95-10209 06

HURST, CHRISTON

SPACE STATION COMPLETES MAJOR LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEM TESTS

I NASA RELEASE-95-61{ P95-10061 06

HUYGENS, CHRISTIAAN

EUROPEAN CASSINI HARDWARE DELIVERED TO

NASA

INASA RELEASE-95-1181 P95-10118 06

I

ILLINGWORTH, GARTH

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

NASA RELEASE-95-120 ]

INGERSOLL, ANDREW P.

GALILEO'S MISSION

BEGIN

NASA RELEASE-95-207 I

IP, WING-HUEN

GALILEO'S MISSION AT

BEGIN

NASA RELEASE-95-207 ]

IRIZARRY, FELIX A.

STUDENTS SELECTED

TRAINING PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE-95-85 ]

ISAAC, ARTIS G.

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

NASA RELEASE-95-154) P95-10154 06

IVANOV,/_

U,S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING iN SPACE

NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

IVINS, MARSHA S.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-49] P95-10049 06

P95-10120 06

AT JUPITER POISED TO

P95-I0207 06

JUPITER POISED TO

P95-10207 06

FOR NASA SCIENCE

P95-10085 06

J

JACKSON, CHRISTOPHER D.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-85] P95-10085 06

JACOBSON, DAVID

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-18J P95-10018 06

JOHNSON, SANDRA G.

JAFFE, WALTER

HUBBLE FINDS NEW BLACK HOLE AND

UNEXPECTED MYSTERIES

INASA RELEASE-95-216] P95-10216 06

JAHNS, GARY

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

I NASA RELEASE-95-571 P95-10057 06

JAMES, JOHN

U.S. SHUFFLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-95-192} P95-10192 06

JANES, HARRY W.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

I NASA RELEASE-95-151 } P95-10151 06

JAYROE, ROBERT

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS.87 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

JEFFERSON, LLMAS

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUFFLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

JEFFS, GEORGE

SHUFFLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

{NASA RELEASE-95-27] P95-10027 06

JENKS, KENNETH C.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

JENNISON, CHRIS

NASA C- 130B AIRCRAFT HELPS FIGHT SCOTTSDALE

FIRES

I NASA RELEASE-95-1161 P95-10116 06

JERNIGAN, TAMARA E.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

INASA RELEASE-95-151 P95-10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

JESSUP, J. MILBURN

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 1O0TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-71 I P95-I0071 06

JEFF, BRENT W., JR.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

{ NASA RELEASE-95-5] P95- I0005 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[NASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

JEW, JANET

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

INASA RELEASE-95-154} P95-10154 06

JOHNSON, ANNE

STENNIS RECEIVES VISIT FROM FIRST

MISSISSIPPIAN TO USE SPACE

TECHNOLOGY-RELATED VISION ENHANCEMENT

SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-95-136] P95-10136 06

NASA HELPS LOUISIANA COMPANY RECYCLE TIRES

FOR OTHER USES

INASA RELEASE-95-186} 1:)95-10186 06

JOHNSON, SANDRA G.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

B-9
JOHNSON, TERRY C.

JOHNSON, TERRY C.

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

JOHNSON, TORRENCE V.

GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE

TESTED

[NASA RELEASE-95-1881 P95-10188 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[ NASA RELEASE-95-207 J P95-10207 06

JONG, JEN-YI

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-103i P95-10103 06

JOSEF, J.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

JOYNER, CLAUDINE L.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-95-85 { P95-10085 06

JUDGE, DARRELL

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

t995

{NASA RELEASE-95-121 } P95-10t21 06

K

NATIONAL

KARLIN, DANIEL

STUDENTS WIN AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

I NASA RELEASE-95-64{ P95-10064 06

KASZUBOWSKI, MARTY

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-95-158J P95-10158 06

KAUFMAN, PETER

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-121 { P95-10121 06

KAYE, JACK

SUCCESSFUL US-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

INASA RELEASE-95-11 I P95-10011 06

KEEL, WILLIAM

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

I NASA RELEASE-95-1201 P95-10120 06

KELLEY, JOE

NASA HELPS LOUISIANA COMPANY RECYCLE TIRES

FOR OTHER USES

{ NASA RELEASE-95-186] P95-10186 05

KENNEDY, PATRICK J.

NASA AND CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCE

AGREEMENT TO AID BAY WITH SPACE AGENCY

TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-95-134} P95-10134 06

KENNEL CHARLES

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER'S DIRECTOR TO

LEAVE NASA

{NASA RELEASE-95-291 P95-10029 06

NEW RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT PROCESS WILL

SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

[NASA RELEASE-95-167} P95-10167 06

KE'I-rERER, DONALD

GAULEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

I NASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

KILLEEN, T.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUNI VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

I NASA RELEASE-95-19L P95-10019 06

KINNEY, FRANK

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

{NASA RELEASE-95-681 P95-t0068 06

KIVELSON, MARGARET GALLAND

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

I NASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

GALILEO CROSSES BOUNDARY INTO JUPITER'S

ENVIRONMENT

INASA RELEASE-95-215J P95-10215 06

KLEIS, STANLEY J.

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE-95-71 } P95-10071 06

KLINEBERG, JOHN M.

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER'S DIRECTOR TO

LEAVE NASA

{NASA RELEASE-95-29] P95-10029 06

JOSEPH H. ROTHENBERG NAMED DEPUTY

DIRECTOR OF GODDARD

I NASA RELEASE-95-421 P95-10042 06

KNAPP, CHARLES

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

{ NASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

KNECHT, DAVID J.

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121 J P95-10121 0(5

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

KNO'Fr, BILL

STUDY SHOWS FEASIBILITY OF PLANT-BASED LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEMS

INASA RELEASE-95-1451 P95-10t45 06

KOBA, ROSE

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-641 P95-10064 06

KOFMAN, WLODEK

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

I NASA RELEASE-95-1891 P95-10189 06

KOHL, JOHN

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

KONSTANTINOVA, I.

US. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-95-192} P95-10192 06

KOO, DAVID

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

INASA RELEASE-95-1201 P95-10120 06

KOSZELAK,

U.S SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

KOUDELKA, JOHN M.

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-121 ] P95-10t21 06

KOZLOVSKAYA, I.

U.S SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95 10192 06

KRABILL BILL

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE-SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

TNASA RELEASE-95-67} P95-10067 06

KRAFT, CHRISTOPHER C., JR.

SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

I NASA RELEASE-95-271 P95-10027 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

KREAVOY, A. S.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

KREBS, MARTHA

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

INASA RELEASE-95-157} P95-10157 06

KREGEL KEVIN R.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5i P95-10005 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

{NASA RELEASE-95-55{ P95-10055 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-71 ] P95-10071 06

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR 100TH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-761 1:)95-10076 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

[NASA RELEASE-95-1731 1:)95-10173 06

KRIKALEV, SERGEI KONSTANTINOVICH

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

{NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192} P95-10192 06

KRIKORIAN, ABRAHAM D.

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-71 I 1:)95-10071 06

KRIKORIAN, RAFFI

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-641 P95-10064 06

KU, JENTUNG

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121 ] P95-10121 06

KUIPER, GERARD

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

INASA RELEASE-95-881 P95-10088 06

KULESH, DAVID A.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

KULKARNI, SHRINIVAS

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

[ NASA RELEASE-95-2121 P95-10212 06

KURYLO, MICHAEL J.

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-95-176] P95-10176 06

L

LAMBERTSEN, CHRISTIAN J.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-210] P95-10210 06

LAMBIRD, BRYAN D,

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10085 06

LANDANO, MATTHEW R.

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-207{ P95-10207 06

LANDIS, WILLIAM J.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5} P95_10005 06

B-10
PERSONAL NAMES INOEX

LANG, KARL-HEINZ

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

INASA RELEASE-95-2031 P95-10203 06

LANGE, ANDREW

US INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-241 P95-10024 06

LANGFORD, JOHN S.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-103] P95-10103 06

LANZEROTTI, LOUIS J.

ULYSSES DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT WAVE

MOTIONS OF THE SUN

INASA RELEASE-95-1091 P95-10109 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

{NASA RELEASE-95-20/1 P95-10207 06

LANZETTA, KEN

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

INASA RELEASE-95-41 I 1:>95-10041 06

LARINA, I.

U.S, SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

LAVELL JEFFREY

NASA GEARS UP TESTS ON THE 'HOLY GRAIL' OF

AERODYNAMICS

{NASA RELEASE-95-124J P95-10124 06

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

INASA RELEASE-95-1841 P95-10184 06

LAWRENCE, WENDY B.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

[NASA RELEASE-95-151 P95-10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

I NASA RELEASE-95-156] P95-10156 06

ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED

STATES

INASA RELEASE-95-191 [ P95-10191 06

LAWSON, SETH

SPACE-AGE FORCEPS COULD MAKE INFANT

DELIVERY SAFER

INASA RELEASE-95-1531 P95-10153 06

LAYNE, C.

US SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192} P95-10192 06

LEBLANC, A.

US SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

LEE, DEIDRE A.

NASA'S SWEEPING PROCUREMENT REFORMS

AFFECT EOS BiDS

{NASA RELEASE-95-65] P95-10065 06

LEE, MARK C.

SPACEWALKERS SELECTED FOR SECOND HUBBLE

SERVICING MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-81 J P95-10081 06

LEESTMA, DAVID C.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-49J P95-10049 06

ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED

STATES

INASA RELEASE-95-1911 P95-10191 06

LEHMAN, DAVID

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-95-155J P95-10155 06

LEITHERER, CLAUS H.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-18) P95-10018 06

LENOIR, WILLIAM BENJAMIN

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-491 t:)95-10049 06

LESLIE, FRED W.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTrLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

LEVlNE, ELLIOT M.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-95-46 J t>95 -10046 06

LEVINSKIKH, M.

US. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

LIEVlSON, HAL

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

NASA RELEASE-95-881 P95-10088 06

LEWIS, MARIAN

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

NASA RELEASE-95-1211 P95-10121 06

LEWIS, MERIWETHER

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1121 P95-10112 06

LICHTENBERG, BYRON K.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-49{ P95-10049 06

LIMERICK, JOEL

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158] 995-10158 06

LINDSTROM, ROBERT

SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-B5-27[ P95-10027 06

LINENGER, JERRY M.

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY; LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

INASA RELEASE-95-39] P95-10039 06

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD. FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-50] P95-10050 06

SHUTrLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-156J P95-10156 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

LINNEHAN, RICHARD M.

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAVITY FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE*95-63] P95-10063 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-75 CREW

[NASA RELEASE-95-173] P95-10173 06

LITSCHER, AMY J.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-55] P95-10085 06

LII"rLES, WAYNE

NASA DISCONTINUES WORK ON NOZZLE

PRODUCTION AT YELLOW CREEK

[NASA RELEASE-95-60{ P95-10060 06

LIVINGSTON, BELISE L.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10055 06

LYNCH, KENNDA L

LOCKE, BRUCE R.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-46] 1:)95-10046 06

LOCKWOOD, HAROLD E.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-95-158J P95-15158 06

LONMEIER, JUSTIN R.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10055 06

LOMAX, TERRI L.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-210] P95-10210 06

LONGAIR, MALCOLM

HUBBLE FINDS SURPRISINGLY COMPLEX

STRUCTURES IN RADIO GALAXIES

INASA RELEASE*95-1331 P95-10133 06

LOPE.Z-ALGERIA, MICHAEL E.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

(NASA RELEASE-95-5[ P95-10005 06

LOUNGE, JOHN MIKE

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

LOUSMA, JACK ROBERT

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

LOVELI.., JAMES ARTHUR, JR.

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK*UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

LOW, G. DAVID

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

LOW, GEORGE M.

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

INASA RELEASE-95-77J P95-10077 06

LOWE, NOEL

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUI-rLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

I NASA RELEASE-95-158] P95-10158 06

LUCID, SHANNON W.

ASTRONAUT BAKER TO REPLACE SEGA AS NASA

MANAGER IN RUSSIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-25] P95-10025 06

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY; LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

(NASA RELEASE-95-39} P95-10039 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95o49J P95-10049 06

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD. FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-501 1>95-10050 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-156} P95-10156 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192i P95-10192 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207{ P95-10207 06

LULl_A, K.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 56

LYNCH, KENNDA L

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

(NASA RELEASE-95-85} P95-10085 06

B-11
MACLEAN, STEVEN GLENWOOD

M

MACLEAN, STEVEN GLENWOOD

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

MACLENNAN, CAROL G.

ULYSSES DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT WAVE

MOTIONS OF THE SUN

INASA RELEASE-95-109] P95-10109 06

MAHAFFY, PAUL

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

{NASA RELEASE-95-1891 1>95-10189 06

MAIDA, JAMES C.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-210} P95-10210 06

MAIMAN, THEODORE

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

iNASA RELEASE-95-148] P95-10148 06

MAJESKA, ROBERT

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-1211 P95-10121 06

MALIN, MICHAEL

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-196{ P95-10196 06

MALKIN, ALEXANDER J.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVlTY RESEARCH

GRANTS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-46 ) P95-10046 06

HANDEL, RACHEL

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-64{ P95-10064 06

MANNEN, JAMES T.

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-821 P95-10082 06

MANSFIELD, JOHN E.

NASA FORMS TASK TEAMS TO REVIEW SPACE

ACCESS OPTIONS FOLLOWING LOSS OF PEGASUS

LAUNCH VEHICLE

[NASA RELEASE-95-101 J P95-10101 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE t

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-103{ P95-10103 06

'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

SOLICITED

INASA RELEASE-95-165] P95-10165 06

MANSFIELD, STEVE

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-18{ P95-10018 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-71 ] P95-10071 06

MARCHIN, GEORGE

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121] P95-10121 06

MARK,SON, RALPH J.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE 1

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-103] P95-10103 06

MARTIN, PHILLIP

NASA SIGNS FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION

AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-62{ P95-10062 06

MASON, LARRY

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-46| P95-10046 06

MASSA, GIOIA D.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-85{ P95-10085 06

MASSON, PATRICK H.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-210{ P95-10210 06

MA'n'HEWS, KEITH

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

[NASA RELEASE-95-2121 P95-10212 06

MATTINGLY, THOMAS KENNETH, II

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-49J P95-10049 06

MAULTSBY, THOMAS

SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-271 P95-10027 06

MAURITZ, ANN

MARS PATHFINDER PASSES MAJOR SET OF

ENGINEERING MILESTONES

( NASA RELEASE-95-94 ] P95-10094 06

MCARTHUR, WILLIAM S., JR.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5{ P95-10005 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-49 ] P95-10049 06

U,S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192{ P95-10192 06

MCCAUGHEY, KEN

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

INASA RELEASE-95-217J P95-10217 06

MCCLEESE, DANIEL

ATMOSPHERIC INSTRUMENT SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS ORBITER

[ NASA RELEASE-95-117 ] P95-10117 06

MCCULLEY, MICHAEL J.

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

(NASA RELEASE-95-207{ P95-10207 06

MCDANIELL, JAMES

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158 P95-10158 06

MCDONALD, V.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192 P95-10192 06

MCELROY, MICHAEL

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-207 P95-10207 06

MCFETERS, GORDON A.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-210 P95-10210 06

MCGUIRE, JAMES

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-18 P95-t0018 06

MCINTIRE, LARRY V.

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

NASA RELEASE-95-151 P95-10151 06

MCMULLIN, DON

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

{NASA RELEASE-95*121J P95-10121 06

MCNAMEE, JOHN

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-95-30} P95-10030 06

MCPHERSON, ALEXANDER, JR.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

JNASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-46J P95-10046 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77] P95-10077 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192[ P95-10192 06

MCSWAIN, JOHN M.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1031 P95-10103 06

MEADE, CARL J.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

MEDICA, A. J,

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTI-LE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158{ P95-10158 06

MEEGAN, CHARLES

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18{ P95-10018 06

MENGERS, DAVID

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS, FLIES EARLIER

[NASA RELEASE-95-331 P95-10033 06

MERBOLD, ULF D.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

i NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

METCALF, GREGORY

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

_NASA RELEASE-95_II P95-10064 06

MEYER, DONALD

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT TO MAKE CLOSEST

APPROACH TO SUN

INASA RELEASE-95-26] P95-10026 06

MICHAMTS|ANOS, ANDREW

IUE OPERATIONS TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE,

ENDING AN ERA

[NASA RELEASE-95-170J P95-10170 06

MIKULSKI, BARBARA

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HURDLE LAUNCH

OBSERVED TODAY

[NASA RELEASE-95-56J P95-10056 06

MILLER, JOHN

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

INASA RELEASE-95-149] P95-10149 06

MINETA, NORM

REFURBISHED WIND TUNNEL TO OPEN AT NASA

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

[ NASA RELEASE-95-1431 P95-10143 06

MISCONI, NEBIL

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

NASA RELEASE-95-68J P95-10068 06

MITICHKIN, A,

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

MOBLEY, DAVID H.

MOBLEY NAMED NASA CHIEF ENGINEER

INASA RELEASE-95-221 P95-10022 06

MULVILLE NAMED CHIEF ENGINEER

[NASA RELEASE-95-1401 P95-10140 06

HODS, WARREN

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS, FLIES EARLIER

[NASA RELEASE-95-33[ P95-10033 06

NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR

DEVELOPMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-2OG] P95-10206 06

MORGENTHALER, GEORGE

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5} P95-10005 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121 t P95-10121 06

B-12
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

MORRIS, ROBERT V.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P95-10158 06

MORRISON, DAVID

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207[ P95-t0207 06

MORSE, JON

HUBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

[NASA RELEASE-95-83[ P95-10083 06

MO1-I", MICHAEL I.

NASA FORMS TASK TEAMS TO REVIEW SPACE

ACCESS OPTIONS FOLLOWING LOSS OF PEGASUS

LAUNCH VEHICLE

]NASA RELEASE-95-101 ] P95-10101 06

MUKHAMEDIEVA, L.

U.S, SHU37-LE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192J P95-10192 06

MULVlLLE, DANIEL R.

MULVILLE NAMED CHIEF ENGINEER

INASA RELEASE-95-140[ P95-10140 06

MUNECHIKA, KEN

REFURBISHED WIND TUNNEL TO OPEN AT NASA

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-95-143[ P95-10143 06

MURAD, EDMOND

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

I NASA RELEASED95-121 I P95-10121 06

US. SHU]-FLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-95-192[ P95-10t92 06

MURRAY, BRUCE

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

N

NAGEI_ STEVEH R.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

NAKAJIMA, TADASHI

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

NASA RELEASE-95-2121 P95-10212 06

NARAGHI, MANOUHER

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STFR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-1031 P95-10t03 06

NELSON, ROBERT

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

NASA RELEASE-95-19[ P95-10019 06

NEWMAN, JAMES H.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

NASA RELEASE-95-5[ P95-10005 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

NASA RELEASE-95-1211 P95-10121 06

NICHOLS, JOHN

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUI-FLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-95-158[ P95-10158 06

NICHOLSON, PHILIP

SATURN MOON MYSTERY CONTINUES: COULD

HUBBLE HAVE DISCOVERED SHATTERED

SATELLITES?

(NASA RELEASE-95-172[ P95-10172 06

NICOLLIER, CLAUDE

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

;ATELLITE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-91 P95-10009 06

NIEMANN, HASSO

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

NASA RELEASE-95-207[ P95-10207 06

NORRIS, JAMES R.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVlTY RESEARCH

GRANTS

NASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

NOVOKOVA, N.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

NASA RELEASE-95-192[ P95-t0192 06

NOVOTNY, ANNE

NEW RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT PROCESS WILL

SAVE THOUSANDS DE DOLLARS

NASA RELEASE-95-167[ P95-10167 06

NOZETTE, STEWART

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

NASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

0

O'CONNOR, BRYAN D.

SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

INASA RELEASE-95-271 P95-10027 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

O'LEARY, HAZEL R.

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

[NASA RELEASE-95-1571 P95-10157 06

O'NEIL, WILLIAM J.

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROBE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-95-341 P95-10034 06

GALILEO'S JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC PROBE

SUCCESSFULLY RELEASED

I NASA RELEASE-95-1111 P95-10111 06

GALILEO ENGINE FIRING SCHEDULED; PRESS

BRIEFING TO FOLLOW

INASA RELEASE-95-122] P95-10122 06

GALILEO SPACECRAFT ANOMALY BEING

INVESTIGATED

INASA RELEASE-95-182] P95-10182 06

GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE

TESTED

INASA RELEASE-95-188J P95-10188 06

GALILEO ON TRACK AFTER TAPE RECORDER

RECOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-193[ P95-10193 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207[ P95-10207 06

GALILEO CROSSES BOUNDARY INTO JUPITER'S

ENVIRONMENT

[ NASA RELEASE-95-215[ P95-10215 06

OEFINGER, PAUL E.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

OGILVIE, KEITR

SPACE DISTURBANCE DETECTED BY NASA

SATELLITE BEFORE REACHING EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-95-202[ P95-10202 06

OLDEN, SUSAN

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 08

ONAKA, TAKASHI

U.S. INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-241 P95-10024 06

OPPENHEIMER, BEN

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

(NASA RELEASE-95-212[ P95-10212 06

PAPERMASTER, LINDA

OROZCO, RAYMOND E.

NASA, CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT SIGN

AGREEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-95-51 I P95-10051 06

ORR, WILSON W.

NASA C- 130B AIRCRAFT HELPS FIGHT SCOTTSDALE

FIRES

INASA RELEASE-95-116[ P95-10116 06

ORTON, GLENN S.

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207J P95-10207 06

OSBORNE, DANIEL

SPRITES CONFIRMED OVER STORMS OUTSIDE U.S.

FOR FIRST TIME

I NASA RELEASE-95-841 P95-10084 06

OSTRO, STEVEN

TOUTATIS ONE OF THE STRANGEST OBJECTS IN

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-95-171 I P95-10171 06

OSTROUMOV, BORIS D.

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

(NASA RELEASE-95-131 P95-10013 06

OSWALD, STEPHEN S.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95o5] P95-10005 06

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

INASA RELEASE-95-151 P95-10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

OVERMYER, ROBERT FRANKLIN

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

OVERSTREET, ARIEL

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-641 P95-10064 06

OWEN, TOBIAS

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

OWENS, FRANK

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

INASA RELEASE-95-21[ P95-1002t 06

MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS EXPERIENCE

SCIENCE AT NASA

INASA RELEASE-95-131 J P95-10131 06

p

PAGLIARO, BERNARD

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-95-154} t:)95-10154 06

PAIGE, DAVID

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1961 P95-10196 06

PALMER, EVERETT

NASA/FAA TESTING NEW AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

TOOLS AT DENVER AIRPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-198( P95-10198 06

PALMER, P.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192[ P95-10192 06

PALOSKI, W.

U,S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192J P95-10192 06

PAPERMASTER, LINDA

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-103] P95-10103 06

B-13
PAQUETTE, EDWARD L. PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

PAQUETTE, EDWARD L

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE 1

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-g5-103} P95-10103 06

PARAZYNSKI, SCOTI" E.

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY; LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

[NASA RELEASE-95-391 P95-10039 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

INASA RELEASE-95-1561 1:)95-10156 06

ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED

STATES

(NASA RELEASE-95-191 I P96-10191 06

PAREKH, C.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STFR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-103} P95-10103 06

PARIS, SUZANNE K.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-851 t:)95-10085 06

PARISE, RONALD A.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-SJ P95-10006 06

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS_7

I NASA RELEASE-95-151 P95o10015 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-181 1:)95-10018 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-491 P96-10049 06

PARKER, ROBERT ALLAN RIDLEY

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-491 1=95-10049 06

PARSONS, C.

U.S. SHUFFLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-95-192} P95o10192 06

PARTRIDGE, NICOLA C.

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-71 I 1:)95-10071 06

PELLIS, HEAL R.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVlTY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

(NASA RELEASE-95-71 I P95-10071 06

PERRY, WILLIAM J.

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-95-82 } P95-10082 06

PETERKA, ROBERT J.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

PETER,SON, BRUCE

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

I NASA RELEASE-95-871 P95-10087 06

PETER,SON, ERIC E.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10085 06

PETRE, ROBERT

COSMIC RAY MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED

INASA RELEASE-95-2081 P95-10208 06

PETROV, V.

U,S. SHUTFLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192} P95-10192 06

PFITZER, BONNY H.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

(NASA RELEASE-95-158( P95-10158 06

PHARRIS, KEITH

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1996

INASA RELEASE-95-6( P95-10005 06

PHILLIPS, CAREY

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK IOOTH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-96-71 } 1:)95-10071 06

PHILLIPS, SAMUEL C.

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

INASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

PIEPMEIER, EDWARD

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

t995

(NASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

PIERCE, BRIAN

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

(NASA RELEASE-95-64} P95-10064 06

PIERSON, DUANE L

U.S. SHUTrLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MtR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

(NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

PILEWSKIF_ PETER

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

[NASA RELEASE-95-43} P95-10043 06

PITESKY, JO

NASA SCIENTISTS GO 'ONLINE FROM JUPITER'

[NASA RELEASE-95-168] P95-10168 06

POLANSKEY, CAROL

GALILEO FLYING THROUGH INTENSE DUST

STORM

[NASA RELEASE-95-147} P95-10147 06

POPE, MICHAEL A.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158} 1°95-10158 06

PORTER, MARC D.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-96-210( P95-10210 06

POWE, DAVID

NASA SIGNS FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION

AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-95-62} P95-10062 06

PRECOURT, CHARLES J.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-5} P95-10005 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-49] P95-10049 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

I NASA RELEASE-95-551 P95-10055 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

I NASA RELEASE-95-77} P95-10077 06

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

I NASA RELEASE-95-156} P95-10156 06

PRINIAPATO, MARY ANN

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-121 } 1:>95-10121 06

PRINN, RONALD

NASA-FUNDED RESEARCH SEES FALL OF

OZONE-DEPLETING CHEMICAL

[NASA RELEASE-95-115] P96-10115 06

PUSEY, MARC

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-95-46} P95-10046 06

PYLE, SHAWN W.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-95-85 ( 1:)96-10085 06

R

RAGENT, BORIS

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

RARE, JURGEN

ATMOSPHERIC INSTRUMENT SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS ORBITER

[ NASA RELEASE-95-117} P95-10117 06

RAHMANN, HINRICH

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-210} P95-10210 06

RASHFORD, ROBERT

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

(NASA RELEASE-95-1581 P96-10158 06

RATNATUNGA, KAVAN

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

(NASA RELEASE-95-120i P95-10120 06

RAYMOND, JOHN C.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5( 1:)95-10005 06

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

READDY, WILLIAM F.

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

I NASA RELEASE-95-501 P95-10050 06

REAMER, RICK

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-95-158J P95-10158 06

REESE, GEORGE E.

YVONNE FREEMAN APPOINTED PROVOST OF

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

INASA RELEASE-95-2131 P96-10213 06

REIGHTLER, KENNETH S., JR.

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-771 1:)96-10077 06

REIGHTLER, RICHARDS, THUOT LEAVE

ASTRONAUT CORPS

(NASA RELEASE-95-1041 1:)95-10104 06

REIRER, MICHAEL

FIRST 'SNAPSHOT' TAKEN OF SHAPE OF

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD

(NASA RELEASE-95-185} P95-10185 06

REITER, THOMAS

U.S SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192t P95-10192 06

RESCHKE, M.

US. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P96-10192 06

RESNIK, JUDITH A.

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

( NASA RELEASE-95-1121 I)95-10112 06

RICHARDS, RICHARD N.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-49} P95-10049 06

REIGHTLER. RICHARDS, THUOT LEAVE

ASTRONAUT CORPS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1041 P96-10104 06

RIDE, SALLY Ko

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

I NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

B-14
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTTLE

I NASA RELEASE-95-1811 P95-10181 06

RIDENOURE, REX

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE 95-1551 P95-10155 06

RIGELL, ISOM

SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

[ NASA RELEASE-95-27 [ P95-10027 06

RILEY, DANNY

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

INASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

RIVELLINI, TOM

MARS PATHFINDER PASSES MAJOR SET OF

ENGINEERING MILESTONES

I NASA RELEASE-95-94 J P95-10094 06

RIVKIN, ANDREW S.

HUMBLE DISCOVERS NEW MOONS ORBITING

SATURN

INASA RELEASE-95-1271 P95-10127 06

ROBERTSON, PAUL E.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-1031 P95-10103 06

ROBINSON, FRANK, JR.

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121 ] P95-10121 06

ROELLIG, THOMAS

U.S INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-24] P95-10024 06

ROHATGI, DEEPTI

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

NASA RELEASE-95-112] P95-10112 06

ROLLINS, DEMARIO L.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-85] P95-10085 06

ROMAN, MONSI

SPACE STATION COMPLETES MAJOR LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEM TESTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-61 ] P95-10061 06

ROMINGER, KENT V.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

ROSENBERGER, FRANZ

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-46[ P95-10046 06

ROSS, JERRY L.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-49[ P95-10049 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

ST,_TION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

ROTHENBERG, JOSEPH H.

JOSEPH H ROTHENBERG NAMED DEPUTY

DIRECTOR OF GODDARD

JNASA RELEASE-95-421 P95-10042 06

JOSEPH H ROTHENBERG NAMED DIRECTOR OF

GODDARD

[NASA RELEASE-95-126] P95-10126 06

ROTTGERING, HUUB

HUBBLE FINDS SURPRISINGLY COMPLEX

STRUCTURES IN RADIO GALAXIES

INASA RELEASE-95-1331 P95-10133 06

ROUX, ALAIN

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-207[ P95-10207 06

ROUX, STANLEY J.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

I NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

ROWE, DAVID W.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

JNASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

RUNCO, MARIO, JR.

CREW SELECTED FOR SHUTTLE MISSION STS-77

ABOARD ENDEAVOUR

I NASA RELEASE-95-90] P95-10090 06

RUSSELL, CHRISTOPHER T.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207] P95-10207 06

RUSSO, SAM

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

RYABOUKHA, S.

U.S+ SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

RYAN, JIM

NOAA-14 INVESTIGATIVE BOARD FORMED TO

STUDY ANOMALY

INASA RELEASE-95-351 P95-10035 06

RYNASKI, EDMUND G.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95+103] P95-10103 06

S

SABLE, DANIEL M.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-103J P95-10103 06

SACAGAWEA

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

NASA RELEASE-95-112] P95-10112 06

SACCO, ALBERT, JR.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

SAGAN, CARL

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

NASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

SALISBURY, F.

U.S SHUFFLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

NASA RELEASE-95-192[ 1=95-10192 06

SAMS, C.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

SAUER, R.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

SAUNDERS, R. STEPHEN

NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

INASA RELEASE-95-28J P95-10028 06

SAUR, RICHARD

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

l NASA RELEASE-95-71 ] P95-t0071 06

SAVINA, V.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

SEIFF, ALVIN

SCHAFFLER, MITCHELL B.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

SCHARRER, J. K.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

I NASA RELEASE-95-1031 P95-10103 06

SCHATTEN, HEIDE

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-210] P95-10210 06

SCHIRRA, WALTER MARTY, JR.

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK+UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77] P95-10077 06

SCHLEGEL, HANS WILLIAM

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-49J P95-10049 06

SCHMIDLIN, FRANK

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

INASA RELEASE-95-681 P95-10068 06

SCHMII-r, HARRISON HAGAN, JR.

MISSIONS TO THE MOON. SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-191 P95-10019 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIB SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

I NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

SCHNEIDER, ED

40TH ANNIVERSARY ARRIVES FOR NASA B-52

INASA RELEASE-95-891 P95-10089 06

SCHREIBMAN, MARTIN P.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

SCHUBERT, GERALD

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207] P95-10207 06

SCHULTE-LADBECK, REGINA E.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

SCHULZ, DALE

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER SHIPPED TO

LAUNCH SITE

INASA RELEASE-95-80] P95-19080 06

SCHUMACHER, JOHN O.

SCHUMACHER, WHITEHEAD APPOINTED

ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATORS

[NASA RELEASE-95-102] P95-10102 06

SCot-r, WINSTON E.

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[NASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

SEARFOSS, RICHARD A.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD. FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-5OI P95-10050 06

SEDOON, MARGARET RHEA

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-49] P95-10049 06

SEGA, RONALD M.

ASTRONAUT BAKER TO REPLACE SEGA AS NASA

MANAGER IN RUSSIA

INASA RELEASE-95-251 P95-10025 06

CREWS SELECTED FOR "_PtIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-501 P95-10050 06

SEIFF, ALVIN

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

[NASA RELEASE-95-207] P95-10207 06

B-15
SENTMAN, DAVIS PERSONAL NAMESINDEX

SENTMAN, DAVIS

SPRITES CONFIRMED OVER STORMS OUTSIDE U,S.

FOR FIRST TIME

[NASA RELEASE-95-84] P95-10084 06

SERFATY, DANIEL

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

SEROGUM, JOY J.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[ NASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10085 06

SETFERSTROM, JEAN

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-71 I P95-10071 06

SHARKEY, DANIEL

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-103] 1>95-10103 06

SHAW, BREWSTER HOPKINSON, JR.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

{NASA RELEASE-95-49} 1:)95-10049 06

NASA ALTERS SHU3_LE FLIGHT SCHEDULE

{NASA RELEASE-95-591 P95-10059 06

SHU3_LE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77J P95-10077 06

NASA MANAGERS DEFER NEXT LAUNCH OF SPACE

SHUTTLE

{NASA RELEASE-95-130J P95-10130 06

SHAW TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-95-135} P95-10135 06

SHEEDY, ADAM

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

{NASA RELEASE-95-1121 P95-10112 06

SHELTON, SARA

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-64] P95-10064 06

SHEPARD, ALAN BARTLETT, JR.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-49{ P95-10049 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-71 ] P95-10071 06

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR 100TH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-95-76J P95-10076 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

{NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

SHERLOCK, NANCY JANE

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[ NASA RELEASE-95-5 J P95-10005 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

{NASA RELEASE-95-55] P95-10055 06

SHITOV, S.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

SHOEMAKER, CAROLYN

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

INASA RELEASE-95-19} P95-10019 06

SHREWSDERRY, DAVE

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTFLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

SHUEY, MERLIN

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

{NASA RELEASE-95-158] P95-10158 06

SIENKO, KATHLEEN H.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-851 1:)95-10085 06

SIEVERS, ROBERT K.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-103) P95-10103 06

SINYAK, Y.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192} P95-10192 06

SlON, EDWARD M.

HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

[NASA RELEASE-95-751 P95-10075 06

SlROTA, T.

U.S SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIFI SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

SKURATOV, V.

US SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192] 1:)95-10192 06

SLAYTON, DONALD KENT

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

I NASA RELEASE-95-77 J P95-10077 06

SMELTZER, STAN

SPACE-AGE FORCEPS COULD MAKE INFANT

DELIVERY SAFER

I NASA RELEASE-95-153] P95-10153 06

SMITH, BRIAN

NASA TESTS NEW NOISE REDUCTION JET EXHAUST

NOZZLE

I NASA RELEASE-95-69J P95-10069 06

SMITH, CRAIG O.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

I NASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

SMITH, EDWARD J.

ULYSSES DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT WAVE

MOTIONS OF THE SUN

{NASA RELEASE-95-109] P95-10109 06

SMITH, HOWARD A.

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-1481 P95-10148 06

SMITH, JAMES E., JR.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

l NASA RELEASE-95-5) P95-10005 06

SMITH, MARCIE

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROSE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

I NASA RELEASE-95-34J P95-10034 06

GALILEO'S JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC PROBE

SUCCESSFULLY RELEASED

I NASA RELEASE-95-111 I P95-10111 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

SMITH, STEVEN L

SPACEWALKERS SELECTED FOR SECOND HUBBLE

SERVICING MISSION

INASA RELEASE-95-81J P95-10081 06

SMOLKA, JIM

40TH ANNIVERSARY ARRIVES FOR NASA B-52

I NASA RELEASE-95-89 } P95-10089 06

SMYTH, WILLIAM H.

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

I NASA RELEASE-95-207] P95-10207 06

SORECK, CHARLES

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROBE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

INASA RELEASE-95-341 1:)95-10034 06

SODERBLOM, LARRY

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

[NASA RELEASE-95-195] 1:>95-10195 06

SOLOVYEV, ANATOLY Y.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5{ P95-10005 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

I BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

I NASA RELEASE-95-551 P95-10055 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

I NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

US. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192J P95-10192 06

SPAULDING, GLENN F.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

{ NASA RELEASE-95-45 ] P95-10046 06

SPEAR, TONY

MARS PATHFINDER PASSES MAJOR SET OF

ENGINEERING MILESTONES

[ NASA RELEASE-95-941 P95-10094 06

SPEHALSKI, RICHARD J.

EUROPEAN CASSINI HARDWARE DELIVERED TO

NASA

{NASA RELEASE-95-1181 P95-10118 06

SPIEGAL, STEPHANIE

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-64 } 1:'95-10064 06

SPITZER, LYMAN

HUBSLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

{NASA RELEASE-95-41 ] P95-10041 06

SPORTIELLO, MICHAEL

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUFFLE MISSION OF

1995

NASA RELEASE-95-1211 P95-10121 06

SPUDIS, PAUL

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

NASA RELEASE-95-19] 1:)95-10019 06

SQUYRES, STEVEN

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

NASA RELEASE-95-19{ P95-10019 06

SROMOVSKY, LARRY

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

NASA RELEASE-95-207J P95-10207 06

STACHNIK, ROBERT

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

NASA RELEASE-95-18J P95-10018 06

STAFFORD, THOMAS PA_'EN

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

STAUO, ROBERTO

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-1211 P95-10121 06

STANSBERY, GENE

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTFLE FLIGHT OF 1995

{NASA RELEASE-95o5) P95-10005 06

STAPINSKI, T.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

STECHER, THEODORE P.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18] P95-10018 06

STEIN, P.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192J 1>95-10192 06

STEINACHER, J. MICHAEL

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158] P95-10158 06

B-16
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

STEINER, MARK

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

STERN, ALAN

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

I NASA RELEASE-95-881 P95-10088 06

STERN, CHARLES J.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-95-158J P95-10158 06

STERN, IVAN

ASTRONAUT HIEB TO JOIN ALLIEDSIGNAL

TECHNICAL SERVICES

I NASA RELEASE-95-361 P95-10036 06

STERN, ROBERT

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS,

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

THE CHANGING FACE OF OUR HOME PLANET

I NASA RELEASE-95-201 ] P95-10201 06

STOOIECK, LOUIS

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

STONE, EDWARD C.

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

INASA RELEASE-95-301 P95-10030 06

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

STONE, ROBERT

FIRST 'SNAPSHOT' TAKEN OF SHAPE OF

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD

INASA RELEASE-95-1851 P95-10185 06

STORK, ELIZABETH JONES

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTTLE

1NASA RELEASE-95-181 ] P95-10181 06

STREKALOV, GENNADLY

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTFLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

INASA RELEASE-95-551 P95-10055 06

SHUTFLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

I NASA RELEASE-95-77 I P95-10077 06

US SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192} P95-10192 06

STRELNITSKI, VLADIMIR

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

{NASA RELEASE-95-148] P95-10148 06

STUBBS, JOHN

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

{NASA RELEASE-95-12] P95-10012 06

STU'rTE, GARY

STUDY SHOWS FEASIBILITY OF PLANT-BASED LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEMS

INASA RELEASE-95-1451 P95-10145 06

SUGIMURA, RUSSELL

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10OO5 06

SUKHAREV, SERGEI I.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

1NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

SULLIVAN, KATHRYN D.

NEW VIDEODtSC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

[NASA RELEASE-95-21 I P95-10021 06

SUNG, KWANGJAE

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-210] P95-10210 06

SWANK, JEAN

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER SHIPPED TO

LAUNCH SITE

INASA RELEASE-95-80] P95-10080 06

SYNDER, AMY P.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10085 06

SYTKOWSKI, ARTHUR J.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-210I P95-10210 06

SZKODY, PAULA

HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

INASA RELEASE-95-751 1:>95-10075 06

T

TANNER, JOSEPH R.

SPACEWALKERS SELECTED FOR SECOND HUBBLE

SERVICING MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-811 P95-10081 06

TASK, H. LEE

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH "HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-711 P95-10071 06

TAUB, FLOYD

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

TAY, EE T.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[ NASA RELEASE-95-85 ] P95-10085 06

TAYLOR, G. JEFFREY

MISSIONS TO THE MOON. SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-19] P95-10019 06

TAYLOR, GERRY

NASA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH GOES ON LINE

] NASA RELEASE-95-97 } P95-10097 06

TCHEKIRDA, I.

U.S, SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192J P95-10192 06

TEJRAN, ALFREDO J.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158J P95-10158 06

THAGARD, NORMAN E.

ASTRONAUT BAKER TO REPLACE SEGA AS NASA

MANAGER IN RUSSIA

[NASA RELEASE-95-25] P95-10025 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

[NASA RELEASE-95-55] P95-10055 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

INASA RELEASE-95-77] P95-10077 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR RELEASES STATEMENT ON

GAD REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-92J P95-10092 06

NASA AND RSA SET JUNE 23 FOR LAUNCH OF

STS-71 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-95[ P95-10095 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192] 1:)95-10192 06

TNIRSK, ROBERT BRENT

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAVITY FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-63] P95-10063 06

COMMANDER. PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

INASA RELEASE-95-173] P95-10173 06

TOWNES, CHARLES

THOMAS, ANDREW S. W.

CREW SELECTED FOR SHUTTLE MISSION STS-77

ABOARD ENDEAVOUR

[NASA RELEASE-95-90] P95-10090 06

THOMAS, DONALD A.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-49 } P95-10049 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

[NASA RELEASE-95-55J 1:>95-10055 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-71i P95-10071 06

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR 100TH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-761 P95-10076 06

THOMSON, DAVID J.

ULYSSES DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT WAVE

MOTIONS OF THE SUN

INASA RELEASE-95-109] P95-10109 06

THUOT, PIERRE J.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

{NASA RELEASE-95-49J P95-10049 06

REIGHTLEFI, RICHARDS. THUOT LEAVE

ASTRONAUT CORPS

[NASA RELEASE-95-104} P95-10104 06

TICE, THOMAS

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-71 } P95-10071 06

TIDBALL, JAMES G.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-210J P95-10210 06

TING, SAMUEL C. C.

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE

STATION

INASA RELEASE-95-157J P95-10t57 06

TISCHLER, MARC E.

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-71 ) P95-10071 06

TITOV, VLADIMIR GEORGIEVlCH

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

INASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

U,S, SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

TODACHEENE, DONNA L

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-85] P95-10085 06

TODD, PAUL

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-461 P95-10046 06

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121] P95-10121 06

TOLBERT, CAROL

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121} P95-10121 06

TOOLEY, CRAIG

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121 J P95-1012t 06

TOWE, BRUCE

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-46J P95-10046 06

TOWNES, CHARLES

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-148J P95-10148 06

B-17
TRAFTON, WILBUR

TRAFTON, WILBUR

NASA, BOEING SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

{NASA RELEASE-95-21 P95-10002 06

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-95-61 P95-10006 06

EXTERIOR OF SPACE STATION MODULE

COMPLETED; FIRST IDR HELD

INASA RELEASE-95-45} P95-10045 06

US. STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE

STATION COMPLETED

INASA RELEASE-95-161J P95-I0161 06

TRINH, EUGENE H.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-46} P95-10046 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

{NASA RELEASE-95-49} P95-10049 06

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

{NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-77} P95-10077 06

TRUTH, SOJOURNER

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

[NASA RELEASE-95-112) P95-10112 06

TSOU, PETER

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

{NASA RELEASE-95-217) P95-10217 06

TUBMAN, HARRIET

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

{NASA RELEASE-95-112) P95-10112 06

TULL, KNOX W., JR.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STrR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASED95-103} P95-10103 06

TURK, LANCE G.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 SI_FR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

{NASA RELEASE-95-103} P95-10103 06

TURNER, RUSSELL T.

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUFFLE MISSION OF

1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-121 } P95-10121 06

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-210] P95-10210 06

TYLER, DAVID

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

I NASA RELEASE-95-41 } P95-10041 06

TYSON, TONY

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

INASA RELEASE-95-120] P95-10120 06

U

UPCHURCH, BILLY T.

NEW DEVICE REMOVES DEADLY CARBON

MONOXIDE

{NASA RELEASE-95-218} P95-10218 06

URBAN, DAVID

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121 ] P95-10121 06

URBAN, EUGENE

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-18} P95-10018 06

URBANI, LUCA

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAVITY FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-95-63} P95-10063 06

COMMANDER, PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

INASA RELEASE-95-1731 P95-10173 06

V

VAKHARIA, NIRAV N.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-95-851 ip95-10085 06

VALENTINO, GEORGE J.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-95-1031 P95-10103 06

VALERO, FRANCISCO

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CLIMATE

QUESTION

INASA RELEASE-95*431 P95-10043 06

VANALLEN, JAMES

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

I NASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

VANDENBURGH, HERMAN

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

INASA RELEASE-95-2171 P95-10217 06

VANE, GREGG

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

INASA RELEASE-95-1951 P95-10195 06

VANWAGENER, ISABELLA

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

[ NASA RELEASE-95-112 } P95-10112 06

VEACH, CHARLES LACY

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-49] P95-10049 06

ASTRONAUT CHARLES LACY VEACH DIES

{ NASA RELEASE-95-1661 P95-10166 06

VEVERKA, JOSEPH

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

NASA RELEASE-95-19} P95-10019 06

VlKTOROV,/_

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

VOGEL, VIOLA

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-95-46] P95-10046 06

VONZAHN, ULF

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-207} P95-10207 06

VORONOV, A.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-95-192] P95-10192 06

VOSS-FORD, JANICE E.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5J P95-10005 06

VOSS, JAMES S.

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

INASA RELEASE-95-121 ] P95-10121 06

W

WAGNER, WILLIAM

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-121} P95-10121 06

WAKATA, KOICHI

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-5} P95-10005 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

U.S INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-95-241 P95-10024 06

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[NASA RELEASE-95-217[ P95-10217 0_

WALBORN, NOLAN R.

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

{ NASA RELEASE-95-18} P95-10018 06

WALKER, DAVID M.

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUFFLE MISSION OF

1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

WALSWORTH, RONALD L.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

WALTER, DICK

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

(NASA RELEASE-95-5] P95-10005 06

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-95-1921 P95-10192 06

WALTER, URICH

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-49J P95-10049 06

WALTON, KERRI

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUTTLE

MISSION OF 1996

[NASA RELEASE-95-217i P95-10217 06

WALZ, CARL E.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-49} P95-10049 06

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-95-50} P95-10050 06

WARD, KEITH B.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

NASA RELEASE-95-46J P95-10046 06

WARDWELL, DOUGLAS

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

NASA RELEASE-95-4} P95-10004 06

WARSHAY, MARVIN

NASA TO DEDICATE NEW FUEL CELL

DEVELOPMENT TESTBED

'NASA RELEASE-95-8] P95-10008 06

WARTERS, RAYMOND L

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

NASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

WASSERSUG, RICHARD

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 10OTH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-95-711 P95-10071 06

WAY, JOBEA

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTTLE

NASA RELEASE-95-181 J P95-10181 06

WAYMAN, BRIAN H.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-95-85} P95-10085 06

WAYNE, RANDY O.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-95-2101 P95-10210 06

WEAVER, ROBERT

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

{NASA RELEASE-95-121 I P95-10121 06

B-18
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

WEBB, JACOB

STENNIS RECEIVES VISIT FROM FIRST

MISSISSIPPIAN TO USE SPACE

TECHNOLOGY-RELATED VISION ENHANCEMENT

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-95-1361 P95-10136 06

WEBB, JOHN

HUDDLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

INASA RELEASE-95-41 ] P95-10041 06

WEBER, MARY ELLEN

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

I NASA RELEASE-95-5J P95-10005 06

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

INASA RELEASE-95-55] P95-10055 06

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-71 ] P95-10071 06

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR 100TH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-761 P95-10076 06

WEEDMAN, DANIEL

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

[NASA RELEASE-95-871 P95-10087 06

WEIDNER, VALERIE S.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-851 P95-10085 06

WELDREN, CHARLES A.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-210] P95-10210 06

WESCOTT, GENE

SPRITES CONFIRMED OVER STORMS OUTSIDE U.S.

FOR FIRST TIME

[NASA RELEASE-95-84) P95-10084 06

WESOKY, HOWARD

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-176[ P95-10176 06

WETHERBEE, JAMES D.

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

[ NASA RELEASE-95-51 P95-10005 06

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

INASA RELEASE-95-49) P95-10049 06

WHITE, EDWARD HIGGINS, II

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

INASA RELEASE-95-77[ P95-10077 06

WHITEHEAD, ROBERT E.

HARRIS NAMED DEPUTY CHIEF ENGINEER

(AERONAUTICS)

l NASA RELEASE-95-58] P95-10058 06

SCHUMACHER, WHITEHEAD APPOINTED

ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATORS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1021 P95-10102 06

WHITSON, P.

US. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-1921 1°95-10192 06

WlENS, DARRELL J.

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-95-210) P95-10210 06

WlESMANN, WILLIAM

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-95-71 ] P95-10071 06

WILCUTT, TERRENCE W.

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-501 P95-10050 06

WILLIAMS, COLIN

NASA C-130B AIRCRAFT HELPS FIGHT SCOTTSDALE

FIRES

[NASA RELEASE-95-116] P95-10116 06

WILLIAMS, DAFYDD RHYS

TWO INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES TO JOIN 1995

ASTRONAUT CLASS

[NASA RELEASE-95-31 P95-10003 06

WILLIAMS, DONALD E.

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

INASA RELEASE-95-2071 P95-10207 06

WILLIAMS, WALTER C.

NASA PIONEER WALTER C. WILLIAMS DIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-1791 P95-10179 06

WlNDHORST, ROGIER

HUDDLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

[NASA RELEASE-95-120) P95-10120 06

WlRTH, FRED

PIONEER 11 TO END OPERATIONS AFTER EPIC

CAREER

[NASA RELEASE-95-163] P95-10163 06

WlTHBROE, GEORGE

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

[NASA RELEASE-95-121) P95-10121 06

WlTHEROW, WILLIAM K.

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH

GRANTS

I NASA RELEASE-95-46 ] P95-10046 06

WiTT, ADOLF

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5J P95-10005 06

WOHLWEND, JAMES B.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-95-85J 1°95-10085 06

WOLF, DAVID A.

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

[NASA RELEASE-95-491 P95-10049 06

WOLGEMUTH, DEBRA

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-95-71 I P95-10071 (36

WOLSKY, SUMNER P.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-95-1031 P95-10103 06

WOOTEN, LEWIS

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS-67 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-95-181 P95-10018 06

Y

YAMARONE, CHARLES

TOPEX/POSEIDON COMPLETES PRIME MISSION

fNASA RELEASE-95-146] P95-10146 06

YATES, R.

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

INASA RELEASE-95-192) P95-10192 06

YEAGER, CHARLES E.

NASA PIONEER WALTER C. WILLIAMS DIES

[NASA RELEASE-95-179] P95-10179 06

YELLE, ROGER

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

[NASA RELEASE-95-189] P95-10189 06

YOST, TOM

NASA TESTS PAINLESS WAYS OF MEASURING

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

[NASA RELEASE-95-37] P95-10037 06

YOUNG, JOHN WATrS

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

I NASA RELEASE-95-49] P95-10049 06

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

[NASA RELEASE-95-771 P95-10077 06

ZIMMERMAN, ROBERT

YOUNG, RICHARD E.

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO

BEGIN

I NASA RELEASE-95-207 J P95-10207 06

Z

ZARCARO, ROSE V.

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-95-158J P95-10158 06

ZEB|AK, STEPHEN

SCIENTISTS SAY EL HIND CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

[NASA RELEASE-95-t59J P95-10159 06

ZELEZNIK, HEIDI A.

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-95-85] P95-10GB5 06

ZELLNER, BEN

NASA'S HUBBLE TELESCOPE MAPS THE ANCIENT

SURFACE OF VESTA

I NASA RELEASE-95-52 ) P95-10052 06

ZlMMERMAN, ROBERT

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

INASA RELEASE-95-5) P95-10005 06

B-19

SECTION3 NEWS RELEASE NUMBER INDEX

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES 1995 MAY 1996

Typical News Release Number

Index Listing

[NASA RELEASE-95-56] ..................... P95-10056 06

ACCESSION REFERENCE

No.BE. s cJ,o 

This index correlates each news release number with its corresponding accession number.

Following the accession number is a two-digit

number (06) identifying the index section where

a more detailed citation appears. News release

numbers that were assigned but not used in this

index have been omitted from this listing.

NASA RELEASE-95-1 .............................. P95-10001 06

NASA RELEASE-95-2 .............................. P95-10002 06

NASA RELEASE-95-3 .............................. P95-10003 06

NASA RELEASE-95-4 .............................. P95-10004 06

NASA RELEASE-95-5 ............................. P95-t0005 06

NASA RELEASE-95-6 .............................. P95-t0006 06

NASA RELEASE-95-7 .............................. P95-10007 06

NASA RELEASE-95-8 .............................. P95-10008 06

NASA RELEASE-95-9 .............................. P95-10009 06

NASA RELEASE-95-10 ............................ P95-10010 06

NASA RELEASE-95-11 ............................ P95-10011 06

NASA RELEASE-95-12 ............................ P95-10012 06

NASA RELEASE-95-13 ............................ P95-10013 06

NASA RELEASE-95-14 ............................ P95-10014 06

NASA RELEASE-95-15 ............................ P95-10015 06

NASA RELEASE-95-16 ............................ P95-10016 06

NASA RELEASE-95-17 ............................ P95-10017 06

NASA RELEASE-95-18 ............................ P95-10018 06

NASA RELEASE-95-19 ............................ P95-10019 06

NASA RELEASE-95-20 ............................ P95-10020 06

NASA RELEASE-95-21 ............................ P95-10021 06

NASA RELEASE-95-22 ........................... P95-10022 06

NASA RELEASE-95-23 ............................ P95-10023 06

NASA RELEASE-95-24 ............................ P95-10024 06

NASA RELEASE-95-25 ............................ P95-10025 06

NASA RELEASE-95-26 ............................ P95-10026 06

NASA RELEASE-95-27 ............................ P95-10027 06

NASA RELEASE-95-28 ............................ P95-10028 06

NASA RELEASE-95-29 ............................ 1=95-10029 06

NASA RELEASE-95-30 ............................ P95-10030 06

NASA RELEASE-95-31 ............................ P95-10031 06

NASA RELEASE-95-32 ............................ P95-10032 06

NASA RELEASE-95-33 ............................ P95-10033 06

NASA RELEASE-95-34 ............................ P95-10034 06

NASA RELEASE-95-35 ............................ P95-10035 06

NAS._ RELEASE-95-36 ............................ P95-10036 06

NASA RELEASE-95-37 ............................ P95-10037 06

NASA RELEASE-95-38 ............................ P95-10038 06

NASA RELEASE-95-39 ............................ P95-10039 06

NASA RELEASE-95-40 ............................ 1:>95-10040 06

NASA RELEASE-95-41 ............................ P95-10041 06

NASA RELEASE-95-42 ............................ P95-10042 06

NASA RELEASE-95-43 ............................ P95-10043 06

NASA RELEASE-95-44 ............................ P95-10044 06

NASA RELEASE-95-45 ............................ P95-10045 06

NASA RELEASE-95_6 ............................ P95-10046 06

NASA RELEASE-95-47 ............................ P95-10047 06

NASA RELEASE-95-48 ............................ P95-10048 06

NASA RELEASE-9549 ............................ P95-10049 06

NASA RELEASE-95-50 ............................ P95-10050 06

NASA RELEASE-95-51 ............................ P95-10051 06

NASA RELEASE-95-52 ............................ P95-10052 06

NASA RELEASE-95-53 ............................ P95o10053 06

NASA RELEASE-95-54 ............................ P95-10054 06

NASA RELEASE-95-55 ............................ P95-10055 06

NASA RELEASE-95-56 ............................ P95-10056

NASA RELEASE-95-57 ............................ P95-10057

NASA RELEASE-95-58 ............................ P95-10058

NASA RELEASE-95-59 ............................ 1>95-10059

NASA RELEASE-95-60 ............................ P95-10060

NASA RELEASE-95-61 ............................ P95-10061

NASA RE LEASE-95-62 ............................ P95-10062

NASA RE LEASE-95-63 ............................ P95-10063

NASA RE LEASE-95-64 ............................ P95-10064

NASA RELEASE-95-65 ............................ P95-10065

NASA RELEASE-95-66 ............................ P95-10066

NASA RELEASE-95-67 ............................ P95-10067

NASA RELEASE-95-68 ............................ P95-10068

NASA RELEASE-95-69 ............................ P95-10069

NASA RELEASE-95-70 ............................ P95-10070

NASA RELEASE-95-71 ............................ P95-10071

NASA RELEASE-95-72 ............................ P95-10072

NASA RELEASE-95-73 ............................ P95-10073

NASA RELEASE-95-74 ............................ P95-10074

NASA RELEASE-95-75 ............................ P95-10075

NASA RELEASE-95-76 ............................ 1>95-10076

NASA RELEASE-95-77 ............................ P95-10077

NASA RELEASE-95-78 ............................ 1>95-10078

NASA RELEASE-95-79 ............................ 1>95-10079

NASA RELEASE-95-80 ............................ P95-10080

NASA RELEASE-95-81 ............................ I°95-10081

NASA RELEASE-95-82 ............................ P95-10082

NASA RELEASE-95-83 ............................ P95-10083

NASA RELEASE-95-84 ............................ P95-10084

NASA RELEASE-95-85 ............................ P95-10085

NASA RELEASE-95-86 ............................ P95-10086

NASA RELEASE-95-87 ............................ P95-10087

NASA RELEASE-95-88 ............................ P95-10088

NASA RELEASE-95-89 ............................ P95-10089

NASA RELEASE-95-90 ............................ P95-10090

NASA RELEASE-95-91 ............................ P95-10091

NASA RELEASE-95-92 ............................ P95-10092

NASA RELEASE-95-93 ............................ t>95-10093

NASA RELEASE-95-94 ............................ P95-10094

NASA RELEASE-95-95 ............................ P95-10095

NASA RELEASE-95-96 ............................ P95-10096

NASA RELEASE-95-97 ............................ P95-10097

NASA RELEASE-95-98 ............................ P95-10098

NASA RELEASE-95-99 ............................ P95-10099

NASA RELEASE-95-100 .......................... P95-10100

NASA RELEASE-95-101 .......................... P95-10101

NASA RELEASE-95-102 .......................... P95-10102

NASA RELEASE-95-103 .......................... P95-10103

NASA RELEASE-95-104 .......................... P95-10104

NASA RELEASE-95-105 .......................... P95-10105

NASA RELEASE-95-106 .......................... P95-10106

NASA RELEASE-95-107 .......................... P95-10107

NASA RELEASE-95-108 .......................... P95-10108

NASA RELEASE-95-109 .......................... P95-10109

NASA RELEASE-95-110 .......................... P95-10110

NASA RELEASE-95-111 .......................... P95-10111

NASA RELEASE-95-112 .......................... P95-10112

NASA RELEASE-95-113 .......................... P95-10t 13

NASA RELEASE-95-114 .......................... P95-10114

NASA RELEASE-95-115 .......................... P95-10115

NASA RELEASE-95-116 .......................... P95-10116

NASA RELEASE-95-117 .......................... 1=95-10117

NASA RELEASE-95-118 .......................... P95-10118

NASA RELEASE-95-119 .......................... P95-10119

NASA RELEASE-95-120 .......................... P95-10120

NASA RELEASE-95-121 .......................... P95-10121

NASA RELEASE-95-122 .......................... P95-10122

NASA RELEASE-95-123 .......................... P95-10123

NASA RELEASE-95-124 .......................... P95-10124

NASA RELEASE-95-125 .......................... P95-10125

NASA RELEASE-95-126 .......................... P95-10126

NASA RELEASE-95-127 .......................... P95-10127

NASA RELEASE-g5-128 .......................... 1:195-10128

NASA RELEASE-95-129 .......................... P95-10129

NASA RELEASE-95-130 .......................... P95-10130

NASA RELEASE-95-131 .......................... P95-10131

NASA RELEASE-95-132 .......................... P95-10132

NASA RELEASE-95-133 .......................... P95-10133

NASA RELEASE-95-134 .......................... P95-10134

NASA RELEASE-95-135 .......................... P95-10135

NASA RELEASE-95-136 .......................... P95-10136

NASA RELEASE-95-137 .......................... P95-10137

NASA RELEASE-95-138 .......................... P95-10138

06 NASA RELEASE-95-139 .......................... P95-10139 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-140 .......................... P95-10140 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-141 .......................... P95-10141 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-142 .......................... P95-10142 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-143 .......................... P95-10t43 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-144 .......................... P95-10144 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-145 .......................... P95-10145 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-146 .......................... P95-10146 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-147 .......................... P95-10147 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-148 .......................... P95-10148 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-149 .......................... P95-10149 0_

06 NASA RELEASE-95-150 .......................... P95-10150 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-151 .......................... P95-10151 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-152 .......................... P95-10152 06

06 NASA RELEASE*95-153 .......................... P95-10153 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95*154 .......................... P95-10154 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-155 .......................... P95-10155 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-156 .......................... Pgs-10156 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-157 .......................... P95-10157 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-158 .......................... P95-10158 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-159 .......................... P95-10159 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-160 .......................... P95-t0160 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-161 .......................... P95-10161 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-162 .......................... P95-t0162 ,06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-163 .......................... P95-10163 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-164 .......................... P95-10164 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-165 .......................... P95-10165 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-166 .......................... P95-10166 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-167 .......................... P95-10167 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-168 .......................... P95-t0168 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-169 .......................... P95-10169 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-170 .......................... 1>95-t0170 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-171 .......................... P95-10171 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-172 .......................... P95-10172 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-173 .......................... P95-10173 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-174 .......................... P95-10174 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-175 .......................... P95-I0175 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-176 .......................... P95-10176 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-177 .......................... P95-10177 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-178 .......................... P95-10178 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-179 .......................... P95-10179 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-180 .......................... P95-10180 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-181 .......................... 1:>95-10181 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-182 .......................... P95-10182 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-183 ......................... P95-10183 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-184 .......................... P95-10184 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-185 .......................... P95-10185 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-186 .......................... P95-10186 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-187 .......................... P95-10187 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-188 .......................... P95-101S8 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-189 .......................... P95-10189 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-190 .......................... P95-10190 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-191 .......................... P95-10191 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-192 .......................... P95-10192 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-193 .......................... P95-10193 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-194 .......................... P95-10194 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-195 .......................... P95-10195 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-196 .......................... P95-10196 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-197 .......................... I°95-10197 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-198 .......................... I°95-10198 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-199 .......................... P95-10199 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-200 .......................... P95-10200 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-201 .......................... P95-10201 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-202 .......................... P95-10202 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-203 .......................... P95-10203 06

06 NASA RELEASE-9S-204 .......................... P95-10204 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-205 .......................... P95-10205 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-206 .......................... P95-10206 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-207 .......................... P95-10207 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-208 .......................... P95-10208 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-209 .......................... P95-10209 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-210 .......................... P95-10210 06

06 NASA RELEASE-ge-211 .......................... P95--10211 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-212 .......................... P95-10212 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-213 .......................... P95-10213 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-214 .......................... P95-10214 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-215 .......................... P95-10215 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-216 .......................... P95-10216 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-217 .......................... P95-10217 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-218 .......................... P95-t 0218 06

06 NASA RELEASE-95-219 .......................... P95-10219 06

O6

O6

C-1

SECTION 4

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES 1995

ACCESSION NUMBER INDEX

MAY 1996

Typical Accession Number

Index Listing

P95-10056 06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-56

ACCESS,ON NUMBER NUMBER E1

This index correlates each accession number

with its corresponding news release number, if

assigned. The accession number is followed by

a two-digit number (06) identifying the index section where a more detailed citation appears. The

statement NO REPORT NUMBER appears for

unnumbered news releases.

P95-10001

P95-10002

P95-10003

P95-10004

P95-10005

P95-10006

P95-10007

P95-10008

P95-10009

P95-10010

P95-10011

P95-10012

P95-10013

P95-10014

P95-10015

P95-10016

P95-10017

P95-10018

P95-I0019

P95-10020

P95-10021

P95-10022

P95-10023

P95-10024

P95-10025

P95-10026

P95-10027

P95-10028

P95-10029

P95-10030

P95-10031

P95-10032

P95-10033

P95-10034

P95-10035

P95-10036

P95-10037

P95-10038

P95-10039

P95-10040

P95-10041

P95-10042

P95-10043

P95-10044

P95-10045

P95-10046

P95-10047

P95-10048

P95-10049

P95-10050

P95-10051

P95-10052

P95-10053

P95-I0054

P95-10055

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-1

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-2

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-3

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-4

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-5

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-6

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-7

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-8

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-9

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-10

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-11

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-12

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-13

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-14

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-15

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-16

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-17

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-18

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-95-19

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-20

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95*21

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-22

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-23

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-24

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-95-25

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-95-26

0.6 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-27

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-28

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-29

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-30

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-31

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-32

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-33

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-34

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-35

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-36

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-37

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-38

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-39

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-40

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-41

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-42

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-43

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-44

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-45

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-46

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-47

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-95-48

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-49

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-50

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-51

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-52

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-53

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-54

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-95-55

P95-10056

P95-10057

P95-10058

P95-t0059

P95o10060

P95o10061

P95-10062

P95-10063

P95-10064

P95-10065

P95-10066

P95-10067

P95-10068

P95-100,69

P95-10070

P95-10071

P95-10072

P95-10073

P95-10074

P95-10075

P95-10076

P95-10077

P95-10078

P95-10079

P95-10080

P95-10081

P95-10082

P95-10083

P95-10084

P95-10085

P95-10086

P95-10087

P95-10088

P95-10089

P95-10090

P95-10091

P95-10092

P95-10093

P95-10094

P95-10095

P95-t0096

P95-10097

P95-10098

P95-t0099

P95-10100

P95-10101

P95o10102

P95-10103

P95-10104

P95-10105

P95-10106

P95-10107

P95-10108

P95-10109

P95-10110

P95-10111

P95-10112

P95-10113

P95-10114

P95-10115

P95-101t6

P95-10117

P95-10118

P95-10119

P95-10120

P95-10121

P95-10122

P95-10123

1:>95-10124

P95-10125

P95-10126

P95-10127

P95-10128

P95-10129

P95-10130

P95-10131

P95-10132

P95-10133

P95-10134

P95-10135

P95-10136

P95-10137

P95-10138

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-56 P95-10139

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-57 P95-10140

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-58 P95-10141

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-59 P95-10142

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-95-60 P95-10143

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INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES 1995 MAY 1996

Listing of speeches has been discontinued.

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SECTION6

INDEXTONASANEWSRELEASES1995

NEWS RELEASES

MAY 1996

Typical News Release Entry

ACCESSION NUMBER I

_1__

P95-1_

1_31 TWO INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES TO JOIN

995 ASTRONAUT CLASS

JAN.1995 _ NASARELiASE-95-3

__1 NEWSRELEASEI

I__L_I_IOF PAGESll NUMBER I

This listing provides the complete citation for

each news release indexed in this publication.

Included for each news release are the title, date

of release, news release number (if any), and

other reference information.

P95-10001

REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE NOTICES ISSUED

12 JAN. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-1

P95-10002

NASA, BOEING SIGN AGREEMENT FOR

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

13 JAN. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-2

P95-10003

TWO INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES TO JOIN 1995

ASTRONAUT CLASS

13 JAN. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-3

1:)95-10004

NASA TO CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE WIND TUNNEL

TESTS OF X-32

13 JAN. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-4

P95-10005

RENDEZVOUS WITH RUSSIAN SPACE STATION

HIGHLIGHTS FIRST SHUTTLE FLIGHT OF 1995

FEB. 1995 67p NASA RELEASE-95-5

P95-10006

NASA SIGNS LEASE/PURCHASE PACT FOR CLEAR

LAKE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY

20 JAN. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-6

P95-10007

TOPEX/POSEIDON CONFIRMS EL NINO IS BACK

AND STRONGER THAN IN 1993

24 JAN 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-7

1=95-10008

NASA TO DEDICATE NEW FUEL CELL

DEVELOPMENT TESTBED

26 JAN. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-8

I)95-10009

SPACE SHUTTLE CREW SELECTED FOR TETHERED

SATELLITE MISSION

27 JAN. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-9

P95-10010

NASA'S X-RAY TELESCOPE MIRRORS COMPLETED

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

30 JAN 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-10

P95-10011

SUCCESSFUL U.S,-RUSSIAN OZONE-MONITORING

MISSION APPEARS OVER

2 FEB. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-11

1>95-10012

SPACE RADAR STUDIES ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE IN

CAMBODIA

7 FEB. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-12

P95-10013

NASA/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY REACH

AGREEMENT ON KEY STATION ELEMENT

8 FEB 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-13

I)95-10014

NASA SCIENTISTS TO CONTROL RUSSIAN ROVER

EXPLORING VOLCANO

9 FEB. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-14

P95-t0015

NASA SETS MARCH 2 FOR LAUNCH OF STS-67

15 FEB, 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-15

1'95-10016

NASA AWARDS $481,6 MILLION CONTRACT TO

HUGHES

23 FEB. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-16

I)95-10017

HUBBLE FINDS OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE ON

JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA

23 FEB. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-17

P95-10018

ASTRO TELESCOPES MAKE SECOND FLIGHT ON

STS_7 MISSION

MAR. 1995 56p NASA RELEASE-95-18

1=95-10019

MISSIONS TO THE MOON, SUN, VENUS AND A

COMET PICKED FOR DISCOVERY

2B FEB. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-19

I)95-10020

NEW TECHNOLOGY USED TO DEVELOP MEDICAL

INSTRUMENT

28 FEB. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-20

I='95-10021

NEW VIDEODISC WILL HELP STUDENTS LEARN

EARTH SCIENCES

1 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-21

P95-10022

MOBLEY NAMED NASA CHIEF ENGINEER

8 MAR. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-22

P95-10023

X-33, X-34 CONTRACTORS SELECTED FOR

NEGOTIATIONS

8 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-23

P95-10024

U.S. INSTRUMENTS TO FLY ABOARD JAPANESE

ASTRONOMY MISSION

10 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-24

P95-10025

ASTRONAUT BAKER TO REPLACE SEGA AS NASA

MANAGER IN RUSSIA

10 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-25

PgS-10026

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT TO MAKE CLOSEST

APPROACH TO SUN

10 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-26

P95-10027

SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM ISSUES

FINAL REPORT

15 MAR. 1995 4p NASA RELEASE-95-27

P95-10028

NEW MAGELLAN GLOBAL VIEWS OF VENUS

RELEASED

16 MAR 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-28

I)95-10029

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER'S DIRECTOR TO

LEAVE NASA

20 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-29

P95-10030

LOCKHEED MARTIN ASTRONAUTICS TO BUILD

MARS '98 SPACECRAFT

20 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-30

1:'95-10031

HUBBLE MONITORS WEATHER ON NEIGHBORING

PLANETS

21 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-31

IO'95-10032

NEW SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE READY FOR

FLIGHT

21 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-32

P95-10033

NASA'S RESTRUCTURED FUSE PROGRAM COSTS

LESS, FLIES EARLIER

21 MAR. 1995 21:) NASA RELEASE-95-33

1:'95-10034

TESTS SHOW GALILEO PROBE SET FOR FLIGHT TO

JUPITER

22 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-34

1'95-10035

NOAA-14 INVESTIGATIVE BOARD FORMED TO

STUDY ANOMALY

24 MAR. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-35

P95-10036

ASTRONAUT HIEB TO JOIN ALLIEDSIGNAL

TECHNICAL SERVICES

27 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-36

P95-10037

NASA TESTS PAINLESS WAYS OF MEASURING

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

28 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-37

1>95-10038

X-33 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS SIGNED

29 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-38

I)95-10039

LUCID PRIME FOR SECOND MIR STAY; LINENGER

SELECTED FOR THIRD

30 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-39

1>95-10040

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR X-34

30 MAR. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-40

1>95-10041

HUBBLE DATA SUGGEST GALAXIES HAVE GIANT

HALOS

31 MAR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-41

P95-10042

JOSEPH H. ROTHENBERG NAMED DEPUTY

DIRECTOR OF GODDARD

3 APR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-42

P95-1(X)43

NASA STUDY HELPS ANSWER KEY CL|MATE

QUESTION

4 APR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-43

I)95-10044

NASA SELECTS EER FOR ORBITAL, RECOVERY

EXPERIMENTS

6 APR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-44

F-1
P95-10045

EXTERIOR OF SPACE STATION MODULE

COMPLETED; FIRST IDR HELD

6 APR 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-45

1=95-10046

NASA ANNOUNCES MICROGRAVlTY RESEARCH

GRANTS

11 APR. t995 4p NASA RELEASE-95-46

P95-I0047

NASA PRESENTS LOW AWARD TO UNISYS SPACE

SYSTEMS

11 APR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-47

P95-10048

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

12 APR. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-48

P95-10049

COLUMBIA COMPLETES MAINTENANCE PERIOD

12 APR. 1995 4p NASA RELEASE-95-49

1>95-10050

CREWS SELECTED FOR THIRD, FOURTH

SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSIONS

14 APR. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-9S-50

P95-10051

NASA, CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT SIGN

AGREEMENT

19 APR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-51

I)95-10052

NASA'S HUBBLE TELESCOPE MAPS THE ANCIENT

SURFACE OF VESTA

19 APR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-52

P95-10053

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW DARK SPOT ON

NEPTUNE

19 APR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-53

P95-10054

THE PERSPECTIVE FROM SPACE tS CRITICAL TO

EARTH STUDIES, GOLDIN SAYS

21 APR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-54

1>95-10055

NASA CONSIDERS NEW SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

BASED ON SPEKTR LAUNCH DATE

21 APR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-55

P95-10056

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HUBBLE LAUNCH

OBSERVED TODAY

24 APR. 1995 7p NASA RELEASE-95-56

P95-10057

AVIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIED ON MIR SPACE

STATION

25 APR. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-57

P95-10058

HARRIS NAMED DEPUTY CHIEF ENGINEER

(AERONAUTICS)

28 APR. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-58

1=95-10059

NASA ALTERS SHUI_LE FLIGHT SCHEDULE

2 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-59

P1)5-10060

NASA DISCONTINUES WORK ON NOZZLE

PRODUCTION AT YELLOW CREEK

2 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-60

I>95-10061

SPACE STATION COMPLETES MAJOR LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEM TESTS

3 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-61

1>95-10062

NASA SIGNS FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION

AGREEMENT

5 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-62

I)95-10063

MISSION AND PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS NAMED FOR

LIFE, MICROGRAVITY FLIGHT

8 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-63

I>95-10064

STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AEROSPACE

COMPETITIONS

10 MAY 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95_o4

P95-10065

NASA'S SWEEPING PROCUREMENT REFORMS

AFFECT EOS BIDS

11 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-65

1_5-10066

NASA TECHNOLOGY INCREASES EFFICIENCY AT

NEW AIRPORT

12 MAY 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-66

P95-I0067

NASA TO MEASURE NORTHERN ICE*SHEETS FOR

CLIMATE STUDIES

12 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-67

P95-10068

FIRST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PAYLOAD

LAUNCHED BY NASA

15 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-68

1>95-10069

NASA TESTS NEW NOISE REDUCTION JET EXHAUST

NOZZLE

16 MAY 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-59

I)95-10070

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION GRANTS TO MINORITY

UNIVERSITIES

16 MAY 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-70

P'95-10071

DISCOVERY LAUNCH TO MARK 100TH HUMAN

SPACEFLIGHT

JUN, 1995 4510 NASA RELEASE-95-71

P95-10072

SATURN'S RINGS: NOW YOU SEE THEM, NOW YOU

DON'T

18 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-72

1>95-10073

REVIEW TEAM PROPOSES SWEEPING

MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES AT

NASA

19 MAY 1995 4p NASA RELEASE-95-73

I)95-10074

NASA TAKES ACTION TO IMPROVE SAFETY IN

HUMAN RESEARCH

19 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-74

P95-10075

HUBBLE PROBES THE WORKINGS OF A STELLAR

HYDROGEN-BOMB

22 MAY 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-75

I>95-10076

NASA SETS JUNE 8 AS LAUNCH DATE FOR IOOTH

HUMAN SPACE MISSION

26 MAY 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-76

P95-10077

SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION MIR SET FOR

HISTORIC LINK-UP

JUN 1995 50p NASA RELEASE-95-77

I)95-10078

NASA ESTABLISHES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH CENTERS

30 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-78

P95-10079

NASA ROLLS OUT NEWEST AIRBORNE RESEARCH

FACILITY

31 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-79

P95-10080

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER SHIPPED TO

LAUNCH SITE

31 MAY 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-80

I_)5-10081

SPACEWALKERS SELECTED FOR SECOND HUBBLE

SERVICING MISSION

31 MAY 1995 2!o NASA RELEASE-95-81

P95-10082

AGENCIES ESTABLISH NEW CIVIL-MILITARY

SATELLITE PROGRAM

1 JUN 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-82

1>95-10083

HUBBLE OBSERVES THE FIRE AND FURY OF A

STELLAR BIRTH

6 JUN, 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-83

NEWS RELEASES

P95-10084

SPRITES CONFIRMED OVER STORMS OUTSIDE U.S.

FOR FIRST TIME

7 JUN 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-84

P95-10085

STUDENTS SELECTED FOR NASA SCIENCE

TRAINING PROGRAM

7 JUN. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-85

1=95-10086

RUSSIAN DOCKING MODULE, SOLAR ARRAYS

ARRIVE IN FLORIDA

8 JUN 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-86

1=95-10OII7

ASTRO-2 PROVIDES FIRST DEFINITIVE DETECTION

OF PRIMORDIAL HELIUM

12 JUN. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-87

P95-100_1

HUBBLE DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT COMET

POPULATION BEYOND NEPTUNE

14 JUN 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-88

P95-10089

40TH ANNIVERSARY ARRIVES FOR NASA B-52

9 JUN. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-89

P95-10090

CREW SELECTED FOR SHUTTLE MISSION STS-77

ABOARD ENDEAVOUR

13 JUN 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-90

P95-10091

NASA JOINS FAA AND DOD IN HUMAN FACTORS

RESEARCH

13 JUN. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-91

1>95-10092

NASA ADMINISTRATOR RELEASES STATEMENT ON

GAD REPORT

13 JUN 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-92

I>95-10093

NEW ORBITAL DEBRIS STUDY RELEASED

14 JUN. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-93

1=95-10094

MARS PATHFINDER PASSES MAJOR SET OF

ENGINEERING MILESTONES

14 JUN. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-94

P95-10095

NASA AND RSA SET JUNE 23 FOR LAUNCH OF

STS-71 MISSION

16 JUN, 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-95

P95-10096

ULYSSES BEGINS EXPLORATION OF THE SUN'S

NORTHERN POLE

19 JUN. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-96

1>95-10097

NASA LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH GOES ON LINE

19 JUN 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-97

I)95-10098

NEW IMAGING SENSOR SHRINKS CAMERAS TO THE

SIZE OF A CHIP

20 JUN. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-98

P95-10099

NASA RELEASES GOLDIN'S STATEMENT ON

REDUCTIONS

20 JUN, 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-99

P95-10100

NASA SELECTS NEW MILLENNIUM PROGRAM

PARTNERS

21 JUN 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-100

P95-10101

NASA FORMS TASK TEAMS TO REVIEW SPACE

ACCESS OPTIONS FOLLOWING LOSS OF PEGASUS

LAUNCH VEHICLE

23 JUN, 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-101

P95-10102

SCHUMACHER, WHITEHEAD APPOINTED

ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATORS

26 JUN 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-102

1>95-10103

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 STTR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

29 JUN. 1995 4p NASA RELEASE-95-103

F-2
NEWS RELEASES

P95-10104

REIGHTLER, RICHARDS, THUOT LEAVE

ASTRONAUT CORPS

28 JUN. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-104

P95-10105

CHRISTENSEN TO HEAD NEW HEADQUARTERS

OPERATIONS OFFICE

28 JUN 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-105

P95-10106

NASA CREATES MINORITY UNIVERSITY

INFORMATION NETWORK

3 JUL. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-106

I)95-10107

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE GENERAL AVIATION

DESIGN COMPETITION

6 JUL 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-107

F'95-10108

GALILEO TO RELEASE JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC

PROBE

11 JUL. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-108

P95-10109

ULYSSES DETECTS LONG-SOUGHT WAVE

MOTIONS OF THE SUN

13 JUL. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-109

!)95-10110

DIAZ NAMED TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR

SCIENCE INSTITUTES

12 JUL 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-110

P95-10111

GALILEO'S JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC PROBE

SUCCESSFULLY RELEASED

13 JUL 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-111

P95-10112

NASA NAMES FIRST ROVER TO EXPLORE THE

SURFACE OF MARS

14 JUL 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-112

1:)95-10113

NASA AWARDS $7,1 MILLION FOR NEW INTERNET

EDUCATION PROJECTS

20 JUL. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-113

1:>95-10114

NASA RECEIVES 'DC-XA' ROCKET FOR

DEVELOPMENT OF RLV TECHNOLOGY

20 JUL 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-114

Pg5-10115

NASA-FUNDED RESEARCH SEES FALL OF

OZONE-DEPLETING CHEMICAL

20 JUL 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-115

P95-10116

NASA C- 13OB AIRCRAFT HELPS FIGHT SCOTTSDALE

FIRES

20 JUL 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-116

P95-10117

ATMOSPHERIC INSTRUMENT SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS ORBITER

21 JUL 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-117

1395-10118

EUROPEAN CASSINI HARDWARE DELIVERED TO

NASA

24 JUL. 1995 2p NASA RELEASED95-118

P95-10119

NASA REPORTS ON AVIATION, SPACE ADVANCES

AT OSHKOSH '95

24 JUL. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-119

P95-10120

HUBBLE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE 'FAINT BLUE

GALAXY' MYSTERY

24 JUL, 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-120

I)95-10121

TWO DEPLOY/RETRIEVE PAYLOADS AND A

SPACEWALK HIGHLIGHT FIFTH SHUTTLE MISSION OF

1995

AUG, 1995 58p NASA RELEASE-95-121

I)95-10122

GALILEO ENGINE FIRING SCHEDULED; PRESS

BRIEFING TO FOLLOW

24 JUL. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-122

P95-10123

NASA RELEASES NEW SCIENCE POLICY GUIDE FOR

PUBLIC COMMENT

25 JUL. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-123

P95-10124

NASA GEARS UP TESTS ON THE 'HOLY GRAIL' OF

AERODYNAMICS

25 JUL 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-124

P95-10125

ULYSSES CLIMBS TO HIGHEST LATITUDE OVER

SUN'S NORTHERN POLE

27 JUL. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-125

P95-10126

JOSEPH H ROTHENBERG NAMED DIRECTOR OF

GODDARD

27 JUL 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-126

P95-10127

HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW MOONS ORBITING

SATURN

28 JUL. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-127

P95-10128

NASA FORMS PARTNERSHIP TO REVITALIZE

GENERAL AVIATION

29 JUL. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-128

P95-10129

NASA/FAA ANNOUNCE AVIATION DESIGN

COMPETITION WINNERS

29 JUL 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-129

P95-10130

NASA MANAGERS DEFER NEXT LAUNCH OF SPACE

SHUFFLE

28 JUL 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-130

P95-10131

MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS EXPERIENCE

SCIENCE AT NASA

31 JUL 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-131

P95-10132

HUNTOON TO LEAD PLANNING EFFORT FOR LIFE

SCIENCES INSTITUTE

4 AUG. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-132

P9S-lO133

HUBBLE FINDS SURPRISINGLY COMPLEX

STRUCTURES IN RADIO GALAXIES

7 AUG. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-133

P95-10134

NASA AND CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY ANNOUNCE

AGREEMENT TO AID BAY WITH SPACE AGENCY

TECHNOLOGY

9 AUG. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-134

P95-I0135

SHAW TO LEAVE NASA

9 AUG. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-135

P95-10136

STENNIS RECEIVES VISIT FROM FIRST

MlSSlSSlPPIAN TO USE SPACE

TECHNOLOGY-RELATED VISION ENHANCEMENT

SYSTEM

11 AUG. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-136

P95-10137

SPACE AGE SENSOR HELPS SAVE INFANTS' LIVES

15 AUG. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-137

1=95-10138

BOEING, KHRUNICHEV SIGN CONTRACT FOR

SPACE STATION ELEMENT

15 AUG. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-138

P95-10139

GROSS NAMED NASA INSPECTOR GENERAL

16 AUG. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-139

1395-10140

MULVlLLE NAMED CHIEF ENGINEER

17 AUG. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-140

P95-10141

LOW-COST NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY OPENS

INTERNET ACCESS FOR THE NATION'S K-12 SCHOOLS

17 AUG. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-141

P95-10142

ASTRONAUT BAGIAN JOINS EPA

18 AUG. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-142

P95-10143

REFURBISHED WIND TUNNEL TO OPEN AT NASA

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

21 AUG 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-143

P95-10144

NASA SCIENTIFIC BALLOONS CARRY FIRST

STUDENT PAYLOADS

24 AUG 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-144

P95-10145

STUDY SHOWS FEASIBILITY OF PLANT-BASED LIFE

SUPPORT SYSTEMS

28 AUG. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-145

P95-10146

TOPEX/POSEIDON COMPLETES PRIME MISS)ON

29 AUG 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-146

P95-10147

GALILEO FLYING THROUGH INTENSE DUST STORM

29 AUG 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95 147

P95-10148

SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST NATURAL LASER IN

SPACE

29 AUG, 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-148

P95-10149

NASA ACHIEVES FIRST PROPULSION-CONTROLLED

LANDING OF A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

30 AUG 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-149

P95-10150

NASA/FAA FORM PARTNERSHIP TO IMPROVE AIR

TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY

11 SEP 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-150

P95-10151

NASA SELECTS UNIVERSITIES FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

11 SEP 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-151

P95-10152

NEW SOLAR-POWERED ALTITUDE RECORD SET IN

NASA TEST FLIGHT

13 SEP 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-152

P95-10153

SPACE-AGE FORCEPS COULD MAKE INFANT

DELIVERY SAFER

18 SEP 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-153

I)95-10154

NASA MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR

NAMED

18 SEP 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-154

P95-10155

NASA CHARTS COURSE FOR FIRST NEW

MILLENNIUM FLIGHT

19 SEP 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-155

P95-10156

ASTRONAUTS PRECOURT, LAWRENCE HEAD TO

RUSSIA

20 SEP. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-156

1>95-10157

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT TO FLY ON SPACE STATION

20 SEP 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-157

1>95-10158

NASA RECEIVES OVER 40 RESPONSES OF

INTEREST FROM INDUSTRY FOR SHUTTLE PROGRAM

RESTRUCTURING EFFORT

22 SEP 1995 9p NASA RELEASE-95-158

P95-10159

SCIENTISTS SAY EL NINO CAN NOW BE PREDICTED

A YEAR IN ADVANCE

22 SEP 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-159

P95-10160

NASA INSTRUMENT ILLUMINATES LINKS BETWEEN

LIGHTNING, TORNADOES

25 SEP 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-160

P95-10161

US STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE

STATION COMPLETED

26 SEP 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-161

P95-10162

NASA'S X-RAY TIMING EXPLORER TO STUDY THE

VIOLENT UNIVERSE

6 OCT 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-162

F-3
NEWS RELEASES

P95.10163

PIONEER 11 TO END OPERATIONS AFTER EPIC

CAREER

29 SEP. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-163

1=95-10164

SPARTAN 201 SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHED

MISSION

29 SEP. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-164

P95-10185

'WORLD-CLASS' ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS

SOLICITED

29 SEP. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-165

I}95-10166

ASTRONAUT CHARLES LACY VEACH DIES

3 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-166

I)95-10167

NEW RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT PROCESS WILL

SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

3 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-167

1>95-10168

NASA SCIENTISTS GO 'ONLINE FROM JUPITER'

4 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-168

P95.10169

EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS LET STUDENTS FLY

HIGH

4 OCT. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95.169

I)95-10170

IUE OPERATIONS TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE,

ENDING AN ERA

5 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-170

I)95-10171

TOUTATIS ONE OF THE STRANGEST OBJECTS IN

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

5 OCT. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95.171

1=95-10172

SATURN MOON MYSTERY CONTINUES: COULD

HUBBLE HAVE DISCOVERED SHATTERED

SATELLITES?

5 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-172

P95-10173

COMMANDER. PILOT ROUND OUT STS-78 CREW

6 OCT. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-173

1=95-10174

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

10 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-174

P95.10175

NASA FLIGHT TESTING BEGINS FOR F-18 NOSE

STRAKES

10 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-175

1=95-10176

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT EXHAUST

MEASUREMENTS TO HELP FUTURE OZONE,

AIRCRAFT STUDIES

10 OCT. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-176

P95.10177

GOLDIN TO KICK OFF 'TECH 2005' CONFERENCE

IN CHICAGO

11 OCT. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-177

1395-10178

HUBBLE SEES MATERIAL EJECTED FROM COMET

HALE-BOPP

11 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-178

1=95-10179

NASA PIONEER WALTER C. WILLIAMS DIES

11 OCT. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-179

1>95-10180

NASA/AIR FORCE SIGN COST-SAVING SUPPORT

SERVICES AGREEMENT

11 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-180

P95.10181

STUDENTS PREPARE NEW KIDSAT PAYLOAD TO

FLY ON SPACE SHUTFLE

11 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-181

P95.10182

GALILEO SPACECRAFT ANOMALY BEING

INVESTIGATED

12 OCT. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-182

F-4

P95.10183

NASA ANNOUNCES 1995 SBIR PHASE I SELECTIONS

18 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-183

P95-10184

NASA FLIGHTS WILL TEST BREAKTHROUGH

AIRPLANE CONCEPT

17 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-tB4

P95.10185

FIRST 'SNAPSHOT' TAKEN OF SHAPE OF

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD

19 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-185

I)95-10186

NASA HELPS LOUISIANA COMPANY RECYCLE TIRES

FOR OTHER USES

19 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-186

P95.10187

NASA ROCKETS TO BE LAUNCHED IN AUSTRALIAN

OUTBACK

20 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-187

1395-10188

GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE

TESTED

20 OCT. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-188

I)95-10189

NASA AND CNES SELECT SCIENCE

INVESTIGATIONS FOR COMET LANDER

23 OCT. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-189

P9,5.10190

EMBRYONIC STARS EMERGE FROM INTERSTELLAR

'EGGS'

2 NOV. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-190

P95-10181

ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED

STATES

24 OCT, 1995 1p NASA RELEASE-95-191

P95.10192

U.S. SHUTTLE ATLANTIS AND RUSSIAN SPACE

STATION MIR SET FOR SECOND MEETING IN SPACE

NOV. 1995 55p NASA RELEASE-95-192

I)95-10193

GALILEO ON TRACK AFTER TAPE RECORDER

RECOVERY

26 OCT, 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-193

I)95-10194

HISTORIC NASA WIND TUNNEL IS RETIRED

27 OCT 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95.194

I)95-1019 I;

REVOLUTIONARY NEW MINIATURE SENSOR

SYSTEM DEVELOPED

27 OCT. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-195

P95.10196

SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS SELECTED FOR 1998

MARS MISSIONS

30 OCT. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-196

P95.10197

TESTS MAY PROVIDE INSIGHT ON SEVERE

WEATHER EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT

1 NOV, 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-197

P95.10198

NASA/FAA TESTING NEW AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

TOOLS AT DENVER AIRPORT

2 NOV, 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-198

P95.10199

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 PHASE H RESEARCH

PROPOSAL SELECTIONS

3 NOV. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-199

1=95-10200

NASA BEGINS SERIES OF LIVE EDUCATION

TELECASTS

3 NOV. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-g5-200

P95-10201

FROM ANCIENT EARTH TO MODERN FLOODS.

SPACE RADAR FINDINGS OFFER NEW INSIGHTS ON

THE CHANGING FACE OF OUR HOME PLANET

6 NOV. 1995 4p NASA RELEASE-g5-201

P95-10202

SPACE DISTURBANCE DETECTED BY NASA

SATELLITE BEFORE REACHING EARTH

6 NOV. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-202

1=95-10203

ICE CAUSE OF X-31 CRASH

7 NOV. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-g5-203

P95-10204

SURFSAT SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED INTO SPACE

7 NOV. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-204

I)95-10205

NASA TO PURSUE NON-COMPETITIVE SHUTTLE

CONTRACT WITH U.S. ALLIANCE

7 NOV. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-205

1=95.10206

NASA SELECTS FUSE MISSION FOR DEVELOPMENT

13 NOV. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-206

I)95-10207

GALILEO'S MISSION AT JUPITER POISED TO BEGIN

DEC. 1995 40p NASA RELEASE-95-207

P95.10208

COSMIC RAY MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED

21 NOV. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-208

1=95-10209

COMET SAMPLE RETURN MISSION PICKED AS NEXT

DISCOVERY FLIGHT

22 NOV. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-209

I)95-10210

NASA AWARDS LIFE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

RESEARCH GRANTS

28 NOV. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-g5.210

P95.10211

NASA SCIENTISTS GAIN INSIGHT INTO DEADLY

DISEASE

28 NOV. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-211

1>95-10212

ASTRONOMERS ANNOUNCE FIRST CLEAR

EVIDENCE OF A BROWN DWARF

29 NOV. 1995 4p NASA RELEASE-95.212

I)95-10213

YVONNE FREEMAN APPOINTED PROVOST OF

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

29 NOV. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-213

1=95.10214

NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 STTR PHASE II

SELECTIONS

4 DEC. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-214

P95.10215

GALILEO CROSSES BOUNDARY INTO JUPITER'S

ENVIRONMENT

1 DEC. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-215

P95.10216

HUBBLE FINDS NEW BLACK HOLE AND

UNEXPECTED MYSTERIES

4 DEC. 1995 3p NASA RELEASE-95-216

I=95.10217

RETRIEVAL OF TWO RESEARCH SATELLITES, TWO

SPACEWALKS HIGHLIGHT NASA'S FIRST SHUT-I"LE

MISSION OF 1996

JAN. 1996 38p NASA RELEASE-95-217

P95-10218

NEW DEVICE REMOVES DEADLY CARBON

MONOXIDE

15 DEC. 1995 lp NASA RELEASE-95-218

P95-10219

X-33 DRAFT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT NOTICED

ISSUED

15 DEC. 1995 2p NASA RELEASE-95-219
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NASA TM-111674

Title and Subtitle

Index to NASA

News Releases 1995

2. Government Accession No.

Author(s)

Performing Organization Name and Address

NASA Scientific and Technical Information Office

Sponsoring Agency Name and Address

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Washington, DC 20546-0001

3. Recipiant's Catalog No.

5. Report Date

May 1996

6. Performing Organization Code

JT

8. Performing Organization Report No.

10. Work Unit No.

1t. Contract or Grant No.

13. Type of Report and Period Covered

Technical Memorandum

t4. Sponsoring AgencyCode

15. Supplementary Notes

16. Abstract

This index contains a listing of news releases distributed by the Office of Public Affairs,

NASA Headquarters, during 1995.

17. Key Words (Suggested by Author(s))

News Releases 18. Distdbution Statement

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