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NATIOI\IAL AERONAUTIC S AND SPACE ADMINI SIRA TI()N 
Index to NASA 

News Releases and Speeches 

1979 

An ind~.x to selected speeches and news releases issued by 

NASA Headquarters during 1979. 

This index was prepared by the NASA Scientific and Technical Information Facility operated for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration by Informatics Information Systems Company. 

NI/\SI\ Scientific and Technical Information Branch 1980 National Aeronautics and Space Administration 

Washington, DC 

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INTRODUCTION 

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

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

of speeches presented by members of the Headquarters staff during 1979. 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 1978. 

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

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

Section 1 (Subject Index) contains subject headings arranged alphabetically that describe the 

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

to Speeches (05 for Section 5) and News Releases (06 for Section 6) containing information 

on that subject entry, and in many cases, Gross-references to related subject headings. 

An example of an entry from the Subject Index follows: 

SUBJECT SEE SECTION 011 

HEAOINIl--__ __ AD-l AIRCRAFT FOR ADDITIONAL 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT TITLE __ [NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79--10 178 06 ......--INFORMATION 

NASA ~ 

RELEASE NUMBER/" 

Two types of cross-references are used: 

~ACCESSION NUMBER 

A) S for "SEE" directs the user to a subject heading where references can be found, 

e.g., 

COMSAT 

S COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE CORP. 

B) SA for "SEE ALSO" directs the user to related subject headings where additional 

references may be found, e.g., 

COMMUNICATION SATEL.LlTES 

SA TELESAT SATELLITES 

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

the persons mentioned in the items indexed or, in the cases of speeches, the persons that 

made the speeches. 

An example of an entry from the Personal Names Index follows: 

PERSONAL 

NAME ----

~ 

ABRAHAII, SAIIUEL 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS 

TITLE_____ [NASA RELEASE-79-167] 

NASA RELEASE NUMBER / 

iii 

SEE SECTION 011 

FOR ADDITIONAL 

CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS /INFORMATION 

P79-10176 06 / 

~ ACCESSION NUMBER 
As indicated in the examples, each index entry in Sections 1 and 2 contains the title, accession 

number, and reference section. 

Section 3 (News Release Number Index) lists all numbered NASA News Releases in numerical 

order with the corresponding accession numbers. An example of the News Release Number 

Index follows: 

SEE SECTION 1M! 

FOR AODITIONAL 

NASA RELfASE 

NUMBER---- NASA RELEASE-79-53 ••••••••••••• p79-10070 / 

INFORMATION 

06 

~ACCESSION NUMBER 

Section 4 (Accession Number Index) lists all items by accession number in numerical order 

with the corresponding reference section (05 for Speeches, 06 for News Releases), in which 

the item is described in detail, and the news release number, if any. 

An example of the Accession Number Index follows: 

ACCESSION 

NUMBER ___ p79-10058 06 ••••••••••••••••• 

FORADDITIONA~ 

INFORMATION 

SEE SECTION 1M! ~ 

NASA 

RELEASE NUMBER 

NASA RELEASE-79-72 

/ 

Section 5 (Speeches) lists the speeches indexed in this publication, arranged in accession 

number order. Each entry contains the title of speech, speaker, date and occasion of 

presentation, and other reference information. 

An example of an entry from the Speeches listing follows: 

ACCESSION 

NUMBER ____ 

DATE OF 

P79-10182 _RELfASE 

TITLE ----- PRES S CO NF ER ENCE- FY~ ~1~9~8~O:",:B~U~D~G~E:T~ _______ ----: AUTHOR FROSCH, ROBERT A. _ NUMBER Of 

PLACE A DATE 20 JAN. 1979 36P PAGES 

OF PRESENTATION PRESEN~ED AT HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASH., D.C., 

20 JAN. 1979 

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 item contains the title, date of release, News Release Number (if 

any), and other reference information. 

An example of an entry from the News Releases listing follows: 

NUMBER OF ACCESSION NUMBER P19-10004 

TlTLf 

~ 

HEAO-l MISSION CONCLUDED 

10 JAN. 1979 

DATE OF NASA RELEASE-79-4 RELEASE 

NEWS RELfASE NUMBER ----

______ PAGES 

4P 

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The contents of this index were printed by computer. This necessitates, in certain instances, 

the substitution of computer symbols for the more familiar printed symbols. These include 

the use of * for " I Quesl for ?, and - for :. The symbols < and > immediately before 

and after the title of the entry tell the user that the entry was originally untitled and that a 

title was created by the compilers of the index. Finally, in Section 2 -- the Personal Names 

Index -- the symbol + is used to identify speeches presented by the person under whose 

name they are indexed. 

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

NASA Scientific and Technical Information Facility, P.O. Box 8757, B.W.I. Airport, Maryland, 

21240. Requests for copies of the index itself should by addressed to the Scientific and 

Technical Information Branch, Code NST-41, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 

Washington, D.C. 20546. 

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Table of 

Contents 

SECTION PAGE 

1. SUBJECT INDEX ...................................... A-1 

2. PERSONAL NAMES INDEX . ............................... B-1 

3. NEWS RELEASE NUMBER INDEX . .......................... C-1 

4. ACCESSION NUMBER INDEX . ............................. 0-1 

5. SPEECHES . .......................................... E-1 

6. NEWS RELEASES . ..................................... F-1 

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SECTION 

1M -- INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 

1979 

Typical Subject Index Entry 

AD-1 AIRCRAFT 

(NAS~ RELEASE-7~ 

SEE SECTION 06 

FOR 

INFORMATION ADDITIONAL J 

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

P79-10178 06 [! ~-----'-----

IRS1' FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING 

TITLE '-_____ _ 

The title of the news release or speech is used as the prime retneval pOlOt. 

The acceslon number, e.g., P79-10178. IS located under and to the right of 

the title and is followed by a two-digit number. e.g .. 06, which designates the 

reference section of this Index containing the complete citation. 

A A NEW SUN: THE SOLAR RESULTS FROM SKYLAB 

COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY OF SUN FEATURED IN BOOK 

[NASA RELEASE-79-99] P79-10097 06 

A·BLATING MATEHIALS 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

ABSORPTION 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

ACADEIIY OF SCIENCES. PEKING. CHINA 

CHINESE DELEGAUON TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ACADEIIY OF SCIENCES. U.S.S.R. 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ACADEIIY OF SPACE TllCHNOLOGY. PRC 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121) P79-10119 06 

ACCELERATION 

NASA PUBLISHES IlEPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TESTS FOR 

WOllEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-41] P79-10040 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHIcr,E 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

ACEE 

S AIRCRAFT ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAM 

ACOUSTICS 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24) P79-10025 06 

A-1 

Subject Index - March 1980 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT 

DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] 

ACTIVE COMIIUNICATIONS SATELLITES 

S EARLY BIRD SATELLITE 

P79-10137 

S RELAY ACTIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE 

S SYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES 

S TELSTAR ACTIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE 

AD-1 AIRCRAFT 

06 

06 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

ADELAIDE OIUY., AUSTRALIA 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

ADIIINISTRATIYE OPERATIONS 

SA CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION 

SA ORGANIZATION CHANGE 

DEPUTY DIRECTOR LUBARSKY TO LEAVE LEWIS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1] P79-10001 06 

PHILIPS NAMED DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY 

AFFAIRS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-7] P79-10007 06 

RITCHIE NAMED DEPUTY FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-20] P79-10019 06 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] P79-10029 06 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] 

MUTCH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR 

SCIENCE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-72] 

COOPER LEAVES GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-60] 

DR. JOHN E. NAUGLE TO LEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-63] 

FRUTKIN TO LEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-85) 

P79-10055 06 

FOR SPACE 

P79-10058 06 

CENTER 

P79-10077 06 

P79-10079 06 

P79-10084 06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SHITH CENTER 

DIHECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

OLSTAD TO BE DEPUTY OF TECHNOLOGY OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-110] P79-10109 06 

DR. JAMES KRAMER RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-123] 

MICHAEL WEEKS NAMED TO SHUTTLE POST 

P79-10123 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-138] P79-10138 06 

SCHERER TO RETIRE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-159] P79-10159 06 
ADVANCED PROPULSION SYSTEMS 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-164] P79-10164 06 

ADVANCED PROPULSION SYSTEMS HIHAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

AE-E 

S EXPLORER 55 

AE-5 

S EXPLORER 55 

AEC 

S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 

AEH-A 

S HCMM /HEAT CAPACITY MAPPING MISSION/ 

AEII-B 

S STRATOSPHERIC AEROSOL GAS EXPERIMENT 

AERODYNAMIC HEATING 

S HEAT SHIELDS 

AERODYNAMICS 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

ENTERPRISE PREPARED FOR FLIGHT TO FLORIDA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-42] P79-10042 06 

I 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

SKYLAB MANEUVER PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-80] P79-100,83 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 

FUEL-SAVING TEST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT [NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

AEROJET-GENERAL CORP. 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

AEHONAUTICAL RESEARCH 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

HIHAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

FUEL-SAVING TEST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] P79-10099 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

AERONAUTICS 

SA COMMERCIAL AVIATION 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

A-2 

SUBJECT INDEX 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

AEROSOLS 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10 165 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. THEME AT PARIS AIR SHOW 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

AEROSPACE MEDICINE 

U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEET 10TH TIME 

[NASA RELEASE-79-136] P79-10 134 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

AEROVIRONMENT, INC., PASADENA, CALIF. 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCH FLIGHTS PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-141] P79-10140 06 

AFRICA 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMME,RCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10 195 05 

AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

AGREEMENTS 

SA SPACE COOJ?ERATION AGREEMENT, U.S.S.R./U.S. 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE,-79-37] P79-10037 06 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING IIEALTH OIl DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEET 10TH TIME 

[NASA REJ.EASE-79-136] p79-10134 06 

HIGHLIGHj!S OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL 

AIR FORCE, U.S. 

SA AIR FORCE AEROSPACE RESCUE & RECOV. SERVo 

SA AIR FORCE FLIGHT DYNAMICS LAB., OHIO 

SA AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND, CALIF. 

SA CANAVERAL AIR FORCE STATION, FLA. 

SA HANSCOM AFB, BEDFORD, MASS. 

SA SPACE AND MISSILE SYSTEMS ORGANIZATION 

SA VANDENBERG AFB, CALIF. 

SA WESTERN TEST RANGE, VANDENBERG AFB 

SA WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA> [NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

P79-10184 05 

AGRICULTURE 

SA DEPAR~rIlENT OF AGRICULTURE 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

AGRICULTURE, DEPARTIIEIIT OF 

S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 

AIAA 

S AMERICAN INST. OF AERON. AND ASTRONAUTICS 

AID 

S AGENCY FOR INTEI!NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 

AIR CONDITIOIIING EQUI1?IIEBT 

SOLAR-POI/ERED HOME AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-7'1] P79-10057 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA REJ.EASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

AIR FORCE AEROSPACE RESCUE & RECOV. SERVo 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

AIR FORCE AIR WEATHER SERVICE 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

AIR FORCE FLIGHT DYNAftICS LAB., OHIO HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

FUEL-SAVING TEST F:LIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

AIR FORCE GEOPHYSICS :LAB., HANSCOII, IIASS. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

AIR FORCE SPACE SYSTEIIS 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

AIR FORCE STRATEGIC AIR COIIIIARD 

P79-10156 06 

SECOND r'LTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

AIR FORCE SYSTEIIS COIIIIABD, CALIF. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PHOBLEMS 

[NASA RILEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

A-3 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAIlICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

SOPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-111] P79-10 111 06 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] P79-10114 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEIlS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10 116 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT [NASA I!ELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

AIR POLLUTION 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FRON SHALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

NASA DEVELOPS MOBILE REMOTE SMOKESTACK MONITORING 

SYSTEM 

(NASA RELEASE-79-52] P79-10069 06 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10141 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10 182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

AIR SAIIPLIRG 

NASA DEVELOPS MOBILE REMOTE SMOKESTACK MONITORING 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-52] P79-10069 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

AIR TRAFFIC CORTROL 

SA AUTOHATIW PILOT ADVISORY SYSTEM 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 
AIRBORIE EQUIPftENT 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-145] P79-10145 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

AIRBORIE EQUIPMENT HIHAT RESEARCH PLANE TO HAKE FIHST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

AIRCRAFT 

SA AD-1 AIRCRAFT 

SA B-52 AIRCRAFT 

SA BOEING 747 AIRCRAFT 

SA C-130 AIRCRAFT 

SA CONVAIR CV-990 AIRCRAFT 

SA CTOL AIRCRAFT 

SA F-14 AIRCRAFT 

SA F-15 AIRCRAFT 

SA F-104 AIRCRAFT 

SA F/A-18 AIRCRAFT 

SA GOSSAMER ALBATROSS 

SA HELICOPTERS 

SA LIGHT AIRCRAFT 

SA MILITARY AIRCRAFT 

SA QUIET SHORT-HAUL RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

SA REHOTELY PILOTED RESEARCH VEHICLE 

SA RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

SA ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT 

SA RSRA IROTOR SYSTEMS RESEARCH A'IRCRAFTI 

SA SKYVAN AIRCRAFT 

SA STOL AIRCRAFT 

SA SUPER PREGNANT GUPPY STRATOCRUISER 

SA TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT 

SA U-2 AIRCRAFT 

SA VTOL AIRCRAFT 

SA X-15 AIRCRAFT 

SA XV-15 AIRCRAFT 

SA YF-17 AIRCRAFT 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

AIRCRAFT COKftUNICATIONS 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA BELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-145] P79-10145 06 

AIRCRAFT CONTROL 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

HIHAT RESEARCH PLANE TO HAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] P79-10099 06 

AIRCRAFT DESIGN 

HIHAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

FUEL-SAVING TEST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] P79-10099 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

AIRCRAFT ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAM 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

A-4 

SUBJECT INDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

AIRCRAFT ENGINES 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

SOPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-111] P79-10111 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT 

DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] P79-10137 06 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

AIRCRAFT NOISE 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

AIRCRAFT PERFORHANCE 

JSC DEPUTY DIRECTOR SJOBERG RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-58] P79-10075 06 

HIHAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

FUEL-SAVING TEST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06' 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

(NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

THE NASA FY. 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

AIRCRAFT SAFETY 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. THEME AT PARIS AIR SHOW 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-140] P79-10 139 06 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-145] P79-10 145 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" lIITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

(NASA RE1EASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

AIRCRAFT SPEBD 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO HAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY 

S PROPULSIVE-LIFT AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY 

AIRCRAFT TESTS HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO HAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

AIRCRAFT TO SATELLITE DATA RELAY 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

AIRCRAFT WINGS 

S SUPERCRITICAL WING 
SUBJJlC:T INDEX 

AIRESEARCH CASTING CO., LOS ANGELES, CA. 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELIASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

AIRESEARCH III1NUF. CO., .LOS AIGELES, CALIF. 

CONTRACT AII'ARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

AIRESEARCH IIAHUP. CO., PBOEHIX, ARIZ. 

CONTRACT llWARDED POR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS . 

[NASA RELliASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

AIRFOILS 

SA SPOILEHS 

SA SUPERCHITICAL WING 

SA WINGLETS 

SA WINGS 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MA~E FIRST PLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

AIRGLOII 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

NASA AIRC:RAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

AIRLOCK 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELIASE-79-34:1 P79-10035 06 

AIRPORT CONG1!STIOH 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELllASE-79-140] 

AIRPORTS 

P79-10139 06 

COST DROP POSSIBLE J~OR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELllASE-79-29] P79-10034 06 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM POll SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-145] P79-10145 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ALASKA 

SA ALASKA HEAL!H DEPT. SA JUNEAU, ALASKA 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

ALASKA HEAL~B DEPT. NASA TO UETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

ALASKA TRACJ~IIIG S~A~IOB 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

ALBEDO 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

ALCOHOL 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 06 

A-5 

AMERICAN TELEPHONE AIID TELEGRAPH CO. 

ALDEBARlli STAR 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAH 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

. P79-10193 05 

ALGOREX DATA CORP., SYOSSET, II. Y. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

ALL WEA~HER INSOLA~ION. INC., KY. HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ALLEII DESIGII, BURBANK, CALIF. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASI-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

ALLENDE METEORITE 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

ALLOYS 

ALT 

SA INCONEL /'tRADEMARK/ 

SA STEEL 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

5 APPROACH AND LANDING TESTS 

AL~IIIETER 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

ALUMIIiUM 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10 152 06 

AIIALTHEA 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

AMELCO SEMICONDUCTOR, MOUNTAIN VIEII, CA. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

AIIERICAH ASSOC. OF OPTHALMOLOGY 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

AMERICAR GEOPHYS. UIiION, WASHIIIG~ON, D.C. 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

AMERICA! IIiST. OP AERON. AND ASTRONAUTICS 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] P79-10114 06 

AMERICAN SCIENCE AND ENGR. INC., IIASS. 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10 112 06 

AMERICAN TELEPHOIIE AND TELEGRAPH CO. 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 
AMES INDUSTRIAL CORP., BOHEMIA, N.Y. 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

AMES INDUSTRIAL CORP., BOHEMIA, N.Y. FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD, CA. 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TESTS FOR 

WOllEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-q1] P79-10040 06 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. ~O CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-Q6] P79-100Q6 06 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-77] P79-10059 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8Q] P79-10082 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATURN MAKES 

LEFT ~URN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

u. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-16Q] P79-10164 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVES~IGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

AIIIIONIA 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 06 

A-6 

SUBJECT INDEX 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10 088 06 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

AIIPLIFIERS 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-101Q3 06 

ANALOG TECHNOL. CORP., PASADENA, CALIF. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10 110 06 

ANALYTIC SCIENCES CORP., READING, IIASS. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 03] P79-10 103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

ANANKE 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

ANGLO AUSTRALIAN TELESCOPE 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

ANIIIAL STUDIES 

SA FISHES 

SA FROGS 

SA ORBITING FROG OTOLITH 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

ANTENNAS 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATE1LITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATURN HAKES LEFT TURN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COIIMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

VOYAGER REACQUIRED; SPACECRAFT FUNCTIONS NORMALLY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-134] P79-10 133 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

RADIO CONTACT LOST WITH VOYAGER 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-180] 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

APOLLO LUNAR EXPLORATION OFFICE, NASA 

P79-10 177 06 

P79-10183 05 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

APOLLO LUNAR EXPLORATION PROGRAM 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] P79-10029 06 

APOLLO PROJECT 

TWO HISTORIES PUBLISHED BY NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-39] P79-10038 06 
SOBi/ECT INDEX 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] p79-10067 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA R'ELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-156] P79-10155 

SCHERER TO RETIRE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-159] P79-10159 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

06 

06 

P79-10191 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

APOLLO SPACECRAFT 

S APOLJ.O 7 

S APOLJ.O 8 

S APOLJ.O 9 

S APOLJ.O 10 

S APOLJ.O 11 

S APOLI.O 12 

S APOLJ.O 13 

S APOL1~O 14 S APOLJ~O 15 

S APOL1~0 16 

S APOLLO 17 

APOLLO 7 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

APOLLO 8 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RUEASE-79-79] P79-10060 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDE:RING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

APOLLO 9 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RJ~LEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDllRING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] 

APOLLO 10 

P79-10065 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

APOLLO 11 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] p79-10062 06 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

THE FLJ:GHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

A-7 

APPLIED PHYSICS LAB., LAUBEL, MD. 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

p79-10192 05 

APOLLO 12 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLEBS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

APOLLO 13 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 

APOLLO 14 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

APOLLO 15 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CBUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA BELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

APOLLO 16 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

APOLLO 17 

SHUTTLE ORDITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] 

APOLLO-SOYUZ TEST PROJECT 

TWO HISTORIES PUBLISHED BY NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-39] 

P79-10151 06 

p79-10038 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA BELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-156] P79-10155 06 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

p79-10191 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

APPALACHIA 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

APPLETON LABOBATOBY, SLOUGH, ENGLAND 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

APPLICATION EXPLORER MISSION 

P79-10049 06 

S HCMM /HEAT CAPACITY MAPPING MISSION/ 

S MAGSAT /MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE/ 

S STRATOSPHERIC AEROSOL GAS EXPERIMENT 

APPLICATIONS SATELLITES 

S COMMUNICATION SATELLITES 

S GEODETIC SATELLITES 

S METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES 

APPLIED PHYSICS LAB., LAOBEL, MD. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 
APPLIED PHYSICS LABORATORY 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[BASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

APPLIED PHYSICS LABORATORY 

<MAGSAT: ftISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

APPROACH ABD LANDING TESTS 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 06 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-140] P79-10139 06 

APPROPHIATIOBS ABD BUDGETS 

SA FUNDING 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

ARAB SATELLITE COftftUBICATIOBS ORGABIZATIOB 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ARC 

S AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD, CA. 

ARC IIIND TUNNEL WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-77] 

ARCTIC 

P79-10059 06 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

ARCTIC OCEAN 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

ARECIBO OBSERVATORY, PUERTO RICO RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS' 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

AREQUIPA, PERU 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

ARGENTINA 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ARGON EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

A-8 

SOBJECT IBDEI 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3s] p79-10032 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

ARIANE LAOBCH 'EHICLE 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

p79-10196 05 

ARIES 

S ASTRON. BADIO INTERFEROMETRIC EARTH SURVEY 

ARIZONA 

SA PHOENIX, ARIZ. 

ARIZONA OBI'. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

p79-10023 06 

p79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 06 

ARIZONA ONIV., TUCSON 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] p79-10006 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

ARMY ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES LABORATORY 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

ARBY RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY LABS. 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] p79-10096 06 

ARIIY, U.S. 

SA DUGWAY PROVING GROUND, UTAH 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTROCTION FIRM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-5] p79-1000s 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] p79-10017 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] p79-10065 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

ARNOLD ENG. DEVELOP. CENTER, TENB. 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

ASCENSION ISLAND 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] p79-100 17 06 

ASCENSION ISLAND TRACKIBG STATIOR 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10131 06 

ASDAR 

S AIRCRAFT TO SATELLITE DATA RELAY 

ASIA 

SA INDIA 

SA INDONESIA 

SA JAPAN 

SA PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA . SA SAUDI ARABIA 

SA SINGAPORE 

SA THAILAND 

SA U.S.S.R. 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] p79-10072 06 

(MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-1019s 05 
SUB"ECT INDEX 

ASSOC. FOR TRE ADV. aI' INVENT. & INNOV. 

NASA CHEll 1ST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] P79-10010 06 

ASTEEOID EEr. T PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

ASTP 

S APOLI.O-SOYUZ TEST PROJECT 

ASTRO RESEARCH CORP. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RBLEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

ASTRON. RAIlIO INTERFEROI!ETRIC BARTH SURVEY 

SOUTHERII CALIFORNIA LANIl AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 

ASTRONAUT ~rRAINING 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS. 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED. EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 

NASA TO RECRUIT SPACE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-101] P79-10105 

ASTRONAUTS 

SA SPACE CREW 

06 

06 

06 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A 1I0MENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16. 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-14] P79-10063 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

NASA TO RECRUIT SPACE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-101] P79-10105 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

FILLER~i 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] 

2.937 APPLY FOR ASTRONAUT POSITIONS 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10151 06 

[NASA I!ELEASE-79-175] P79-10174 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA I!ELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

ASTRONOIIY 

SA INF:RARED ASTRONOMY 

SA MICROWAVE ASTRONOMY 

SA RADIO ASTRONOMY 

SA X-RAY ASTRONOMY 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN I NTERDATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

A-9 

ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACE LAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY O~SERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA I!ELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA [NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10 141 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY 

MILKY WAY 

OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] 

ASTROPHYSICS 

HEAO-l MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEISE-79-4] 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

P79-10081 06 

P79-10004 06 

P79-10049 06 

COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY OF SUN FEATURED IN BOOK 

[NASA RELEASE-79-99] P79-10097 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

ATLANTA, GA. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-100 18 06 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA> 

P79-10184 05 

ATLANTIC OCEAN 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTHY. GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<SKYLAB: IIHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

ATLANTIC TROPICAL EXPERIMENT 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

ATLAS LAUNCH VEHICLE 

S ATLAS-I> 

ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 
ATLAS-P 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

FLTSATCOM LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-163] 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] 

P79-10156 06 

P79-10162 06 

P79-10163 06 

SUPPORT CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-170] P79-10168 06 

HIGHI,IGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF iHE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

ATLAS-P 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] 

P79-10193 05 

P79-10163 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ATIIOSPHEIRE 

SA EXOSPHERE 

SA IONOSPHERE 

SA MAGNETOSPHERE 

SA S~'RATOSPHERE 

SA TROPOSPHERE 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

1I0NSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

ATIIOSPHERE EXPLORER-E 

S EXPLORER 55 

ATIIOSPHERIC CLOUD PHYSICS LABORATORY 

HIGHI,IGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ATIIOSPHERIC COIIPOSITIOB 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10013 06 

P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPH1~RIC 

S7UDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

ATIIOSPHIlRIC DENSITY 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

A-l0 

SUBJECT IIiDEX 

ATIIOSPHERIC ENVIRON. SERV., CANADA 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS 

NASA AIRCRAPT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT IIALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10 112 06 

. VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

AT06IC ENERGY COll6ISSION 

S DEPARTIIENT OF ENERGY 

ATOIIIC HYDROGEN 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

ATS 

S ATS 6 

ATS 6 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATE1LITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-100S0 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10 171 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10119 06 

ATS-P 

S ATS 6 

ATTITUDE CONTROL SYSTEIIS 

SA SATELLITE ATTITUDE CONTROL 

HEAO-l MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

P79-1000'j 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10049 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

AUBURN UNIV., ALA. 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER POR HOllE AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

PONER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

AUDIO-VISUAL IIATERIALS 

SA TELEVISION 

P79-10 lS8 05 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

AURORA 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

1I0NSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-101S9 05 
SUB;tEC;:T INDEX 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

AURORA 7 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P19-10135 06 

AUSTRALIA 

SA BUREAU OF MINERAL RESOURCES, AUSTRALIA 

SA ORRORAL VALLEY, AUSTRALIA 

SA YARAGADEE, AUSTRALIA 

THAILAND TO BUILD :LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AI RCR AFT IU EL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA m:LEASE-79-121] p79-10119 06 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEAS.E-79-126] P79-10125 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

SATELLHE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] P79-10150 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE) 

P79-10195 05 

AUTOIIATED PILOT ADVISORY SYSTEII 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM }'OR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-145] P79-10145 06 

AUTOIlOBILES 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOiIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-B7] P79-10085 06 

COMBINATION ELECTUIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-·'54] P79-10154 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

AUTOMOTIVE GAS TORBINE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

AVCO LYCOMING DIY., STRATPORD, C;:ORN. 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] P79-10137 06 

AVIATION POWER SUPPLY CO., BURBANK, CALIF. 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

A-11 

BEIJING, CHINA 

AWARDS 

SA CONTRACT AWARDS 

SA MEDALS 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

NASA CHEMIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] P79-10010 

MUTCH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR POR SPACE 

SCIENCE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-72] P79-10058 

FRUTKIN TO LEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-85] P79-10084 

DE HOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 

B 

B-52 AIRCRAFT 

HIM AT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

06 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

BACTEBIA 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

BALL BROS. RESEARCH CORP., BOULDER, COLO. 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

BALL CORP., BOULDER, COLO. 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

BALLADONIA, AUSTRALIA 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] P79-10150 06 

BALLOONS 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

BALTIIIORE, MD. 

MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-53] P79-10070 06 

BANGKOK GROUND STATION, THAILAND 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

BARBER-NICHOLS ENG. CO., DEHVER, COLO. 

SOLAR-POWERED HOME AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

BATTERIES 

S LEAD-ACID BATTERIES 

S REDOX BATTERIES 

BAYLOR COLLEGE OF IIEDICINE, HOUSTON, TEX. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

BEIJING, CHINA 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 
BELGIOII 

BELGIOII 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

BELL HELICOPTER TEXTRON, ARLINGTON, TEX. 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

BELL TELEPHONE LABS., INC. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

BENDIX CORP., STURBRIDGE, IIASS. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

BENDIX FIELD ENG. CORP., COLUIIBIA, liD. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

BENDIX FIELD ENG. CORP., SUNNYVALE, CALIF. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

BENDIX FIELD ENGINEERING CORP. 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 

BERIIODA TRACKING STATION 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

BERN ONIV., SWITZERLAND 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STODY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

BIG-BANG COSIIOLOGY 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[HASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

BINARY STARS X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

BIOASTRONAOTICS 

SA AEROSPACE MEDICINE 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

BIOGRAPHY DEPUTY DIRECTOR LUBARSKY TO LEAVE LEWIS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1] P79-10001 06 

PHILIPS NAMED DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY 

AFFAIRS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-7] P79-10007 06 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

NASA CHEMIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] P79-10010 06 

RITCHIE NAMED DEPUTY FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-20] P79-10019 06 

A-12 

SUBJECT INDEX 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MOSEUM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] P79-10029 06 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPOTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

MUTCH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE 

SCIENCE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-72] P79-10058 06 

JSC DEEUTY DIRECTOR SJOBERG RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-58] P79-10075 06 

COOPER LEAVES GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-60] P79-10077 06 

DR. SEITZ GIVEN SECOND NASA DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC 

SERVICE MEDAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-62] P79-10078 06 

DR. JOHN E. NAUGLE TO LEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-63] P79-10079 06 

FRUTKIN TO LEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-85] P79-10084 06 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

OLSTAD TO BE DEEUTY OF TECHNOLOGY OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-110] P79-10109 

DR. JAMES KRAMER RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-123] 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

P79-10123 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10 135 06 

MICHAEL WEEKS NAMED TO SHUTTLE POST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-138] P79-10138 06 

SCHERER TO RETIRE [NASA RELEASE-79-159] P79-10 159 06 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-164] P79-10164 06 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 

BIOINSTRUIIENTATION 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 

05 

06 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANtAGES 

OF U.S. SEACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

BIOLOGY 

S ANIMAL STUDIES 

S EMBRYOLOGY 

5 EVOLUTION 

5 HUMAN RESEARCH 

S PHYSIOLOGY 

BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIEt SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEET 10TH TIME 

[NASA RELEASE-79-136] P79-10134 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 
SIIBJECT IIiDEX 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS [NASA IlELEASE-79-'179] P79-10179 06 

BIONBTICS COBP. LIGHTN:[NG APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPOR TANT GASES 

[NASA :RELEASE-79-'131] P79-10129 06 

BIOSCIENCE S AEROSPACE MEDICINE 

S ANINAL STUDIES 

S HUMAN RESEARCH 

S LIFE SCIENCES S PHYSIOLOGY S SPACE BIOLOGY 

BIOTECHHOI.OGY 

S LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS S IIAN-SY STEMS INTEGRATION 

BIRIIINGHAU UNIV., EIIGLAHD NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79··61] 

BLACK HOLES /ASTRONOIIY/ 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79··4] 

P79-10049 06 

P79-10004 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY. REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79··36] P79-10036 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLl:TE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79··65] P79-10051 06 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-105] P79-10104 06 

THIRD IIIGH ENERGY. OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79··113] P79-10113 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1919 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79··179] P79-10179 06 

BLOCK ISLUID, R.I. WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY lIORKSHOP IN 

CLEVELAND 

[NASA RELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1919 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA liELEASE-79··179] P79-10179 06 

BOEIIiG AEROSPACE CO., HOUSTON, TEX. 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA llELEASE-79··27] P79-10027 06 

BOEING AEllOSPACE CO ... SEATTLE. IIASH. SAGE TO EXAMINE llARTH' S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PllOPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED 

[NASA llELEASE-79-174] P79-10173 06 

BOEING CO. 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA llELEASE-79··74] P79-10063 06 

BOEING CO ... NEil ORLEANS. LA. SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA l1ELEASE-79-·76] 

BOEING CO.. SEA7TLE" IIASH. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

BOEING 747 AIRCRAFT 

P79-10065 06 

P79-10023 06 

ENTERPRISE PREPARED FOR ,FLIGHT TO FLORIDA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-·42] P79-10042 06 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

NASA CONDUCTS lIAKE VORTEX TESTS [NASA RELEASE-79-140] P79-10139 06 

HIGBLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLAN];:TS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

A-13 

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIY •• PHOYO, UTAH 

BONDING NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10 124 06 

BOOMS /EQUIPMENT/ 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10 103 06 

ASTRONAUTS IIAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> P79-10195 05 

BOONE, N.C. 

WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY WORKSHOP IN 

CLEVELAND 

[NASA RELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

BOOSTERS 

S LAUNCH VEHICLES 

BOSTON. IIASS. 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 0] P79-100 12 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

BOSTROM-BERGEN METAL PROD., OAKLAND, CA. 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AliARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-77] P79-10059 

BOil SHOCK 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER P79-10186 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

BOILIIAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, B.C. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] p79-10176 06 

BRACKNELL. ENGLAND 

WORLDliIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

BRAZIL 

SA NATAL, BRAZIL 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

BREIIEN, GERMANY 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF TBE PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

BRIGHAII YOUNG UNIV., PROYO. UTAH 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 
BRISTOL ONIV., ENGLAND 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

BRISTOL ONIV., ENGLAND 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

BRITISH ROYAL AIRCRAPT ESTABLISH8ENT 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRI~ISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

BROWN ONIV., PROVIDENCE, R.I. 

P79-10049 06 

EXPERIHENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STODY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

BODGBTS 

S APPROPRIATIONS AND BUDGETS 

S FUNDING 

BOBNOS AIRES, ARGENTIBA 

P79-10195 05 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMHUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

BOOYS 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

BOREAO OF BINERAL RESOURCES, AOSTRALIA 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

BUREAU OF RECLABATION 

WIND TURBINE GENERATOR PLANNED BY NASA AND 

RECLAHATION BUREAU 

[NASA RELEASE-79-57] P79-10074 06 

BUREAU OF STANDARDS 

S NATIONAL BUR. OF STD., BOULDER, COLO. 

S NATIONAL BUR. OF STD., WASHINGTON, D.C. 

BUSINESS ABO TECBNOL •. SYS., INC., BD. EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

c 

C-130 AIRCRAFT 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

CALCIUM 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREHELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COHET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

CALIFORNIA 

SA OWENS VALLEY, CALIF. 

SA PASADENA, CALIF. 

P79-10186 05 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

CALIFORNIA INST. OF TECH. JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

A-14 

SUBJECT INDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COllET DUST" 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEW MOON OF JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-132] P79-10130 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

IIISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10175 06 

CALIFORNIA INST. OF TECHNOL., PASADENA 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

CALIFORNIA UNIV. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

CALIFORNIA UNIV., BERKELEY 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

CALIFORNIA UNIV., IRVINE 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

CALIFORNIA UNIV., LA JOLLA 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

CALIFORNIA ONIV., LOS ANGELES 

VOYAGER 1 EXAHINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LIFE SCIENCE -INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

CALIFORNIA ONIV., RIVERSIDE 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

CALIFORNIA UNIV., SAN DIEGO 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

CALLISTO 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND>· 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA HELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGEH 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA llELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA llELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGEH 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGEH 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

CAMBRIDGE UNIV., EDGLAND 

HUGE Cl~USTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIIIENTS 

[NASA HELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

CAMERA TECHNOLOGY 

S FILM PROCESSING 

CAllE HAS 

SA TELEVISION CAMERAS 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

lIONSOON STUDY 

[NASA HELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

CANADA 

SA ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRON. SERV., CANADA 

SA COCHENOUR, ONTARIO 

SA DEPT. OF ENERGY, MINES & RESOURCES, CANADA 

SA NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, CANADA 

SHUTTLI~ ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA BELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[.ASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

TRANSPORTATION ~S U.S. THEME AT PARIS AIR SHOW 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERHIENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT 'TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

CARBOII !lOIOXIDE 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

CANBERRA TRACKING STATION, AUSTRALIA 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] p79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELIlASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

CANCHR RESEARCH NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] 

CANOPOS STAR 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

P79-10149 06 

P79-10151 06 

P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER REACQUIRED; SPACECRAFT FUNCTIONS NORMALLY 

[NASA RELllASE-79-134] P79-10 133 06 

CANTOH ISLANDS 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

CAliTOli, PRC 

CAP 

<NASA TO I.AUNCH COMlIUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA> 

P79-10184 05 

S CIVIL AIR PATROL 

CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA. 

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA. 

CAPE KENNEDY, FLA. 

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA. 

CAPE VERDE ISLAliD 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

CARBOH 

EARLY FINDINGS FROII PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] 

CARBOR DIOXIDE EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

P79-10169 06 

P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECBAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

CARBOR DIOXIDE LASERS THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET SA LASER DOPPLER VELOCIMETRY 

P79-10183 05 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

CANADIAN SATELLITES 

SA CTS /COHlIUNICAUONS TECH. SATELLITE/ 

CANAVERAL Jl.IR FORCE STATION, FLA. 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-'6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-il1] P79-10080 06 

A-15 

NASA DEVELOPS MOBILE REMOTE SMOKESTACK MONITORING 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-52] P79-10069 06 

CARBON MONOXIDE 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROIl SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

!lONSOON STUDY 
CARBOBUHDUft co., NIAGARA FALLS, H.Y. 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT 

DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] P79-10137 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

CARBORUNDUM CO., NIAGARA FALLS, H.Y. CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOil AUTOS 

[NASA llELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

CAllGO lIRCllAPT 

SA KC-135 AIRCRAFT 

CARME 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

CARTOGRAPHY 

SA CELESTIAL MAPPING 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 06 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<MAGS AT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

CATALOGS 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] 

P79-10195 05 

P79-10004 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

CATHODE llAY TUBES 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

CELESTIAL MAPPING THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

CELESTIAL MECHANICS 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

CELLS 

S CELLS /BIOLOGY/ 

S FUEL CELLS 

S PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS 

S SOLAR CELLS 

CELLS /BIOLOGY/ 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

A-16 

SUBJECT INDEX 

CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE 

SA ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE 

CENTER FOR NUCL. STUDIES, SACLAY. PRANCE THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, WASR., D.C. 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10 187 05 

CENTRE NAT. DB LA RECHERCHE SCI., PRANCE 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] . P79-10112 06 

CENTRE NATL. D'ETUDES SPATIALES, FBANCE 

NASA, CANADA AND FBANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

CENTRIFUGES 

NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TESTS FOR 

WOMEN 

[NASA llELEASE-79-41] P79-10040 06 

CERAIIICS 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

CEREMONIES 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

CHALLENGER 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

CHAIIBER OF COIIIIERCE, WILKES-BABBE, PA. 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

CHAIIPLAIN, OSS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

CHARGED PARTICLES 

SA ELECTRON S 

SA HIGH ENERGY CHARGED PARTICLES 

SA LOW ENERGY CHARGED PARTICLES 

P79-10135 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

CHECKOUT 

SA PREFLIGHT ACCEPTANCE CHECKOUT EQUIPMENT 

CHEIIICAL SYSTEIIS FOR SPACE POWER 

S FUEL CELLS 

S SPACE POWER 

CHEIIISTRY 

SA ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 
SUBJBCT INDBX 

CHICAGO ON:[V. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE F'LIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

CHICAGO, BL. AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA R:BLEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

CHILDRENS HOSP. MED. CENTER OF N. CALIF. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

CHILE 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

CHINA 

S PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA 

CHINESE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC 

S PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA 

CHLORINE 

SAGE TO EXAIIINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

CHRISTMAS ISLAND 

SMALL X-oR AY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

CHROIIATOGRAPHY 

SOLAR MAXIMUM KISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79--161] 

CHROIIIUII 

P79-10161 06 

SYSTEM J?ROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RILEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

CHRONOLOGY 

S LAUNCH CHRONOLOGY 

CHRYSB REGION /8ARS/ 

VIKING CAIIERAS REVEAL NEll MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RIlLEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

CHRY SLER CORP. 

ADVANCEIl AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RILBASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

CONTRAC'.C AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RlILEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RllLEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

CHRYSLER CIJRP., NEll ORLBANS, LA. 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RILEASE-79-76] 

CHUKUHI RIVER 

P79-10065 06 

AIIERICAliS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

CHURCHILL RESEARCH RANGE, BAHITOBA 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RllLEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

CIRCULAR OliBIT 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RlILEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

SMALL X--RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

A-17 

CLOUDS 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 

06 

06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10 161 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10 175 06 

CIVIL AIR PATROL 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

CIVIL AVIATIOli 

SA COMMERCIAL AVIATION 

CLAYTON, N. MI!!. 

WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY WORKSHOP IN CLEVELAND 

[NASA RELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 06 

CLEVELAND, OHIO 

WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF· ENERGY WORKSHOP IN 

CLEVELAND 

[NASA RELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 06 

CLIMATOLOGY 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEAS E-79-179 ] P79-1 0 179 06 

CLINTON INDUSTRIES, INC., CARLSTADT, N. J. NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSIRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

CLOCKS 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

CLOUDS 

SA IIAGELLANIC CLOUDS 

SA PLASMA CLOUD 

SA VENUS CI,OUDS 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-100 17 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

PIONEER ~O ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10141 06 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 
COACHELA VALLEY. CALIF. 

COACHELA VALLEY. CALIF. 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

COAL 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

COAST GOlRD. U.S. 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

COATINGS 

SA THERMAL CONTROL COATINGS 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

COCHENOUR, ONTARIO 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

COLOGNE UNIV •• GERMANY 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

COLOIIBIA 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

COLOB PHOTOGRAPHY 

COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY OF SUN FEATURED IN BOOK 

[NASA RELEASE-79-99] P79-10097 06 

COLORADO 

SA DENVER, COLO. 

COLORADO RIVER WIND TURBINE GENERATOR PLANNED BY NASA AND 

RECLAMATION BUREAU 

[NASA RELEASE-79-57] P79-10074 06 

COLORADO UNI V. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 

P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

COLOHADO UNIV •• BOULDER 

06 

06 

06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

COLUMBIA 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POIlER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

HlGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

COLUI!BIA RIVER SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELFASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

COLUIIBIl UNIV •• N.Y. X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASJl-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SUBJECT lliDEX 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10 165 06 

COilA /COIIET.HEAD/ 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10 147 06 

COMHUSTION CHAMBERS 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 

COMBUSTORS 

S COMBUSTION CHAMBERS 

COMET COMPOSITION 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

COMET HEAD 

SCOMA /COMET HEADI 

COllET TAILS 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-101117 06 

COllETS 

SA HALLEY'S COMET 

SA TEMPEL 2 COMET 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

COMMAND SUBSYSTEMS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

COIIIIERCE. DEPARTMENT OF 

S DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 

COMMERCIAL AVIATION 

P79-10182 05 

P79-10023 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

A-18 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] 

COMIIERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES 

S EARLY BIRD SATELLITE 

S RCA SATCOM-C 

S RCA-C 

S WESTAR 1 

S WEsHR 2 

S WESTAR 3 

S WESTAR-C 

COIIIIITTEES 

P79-10068 06 

SA SEASAT FAILURE INVESTIGATION BOARD 

WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHUTTLE STUDENT PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-133] P79-10132 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

COIIIIURICATION SATELLITES 

SA CTS ICOMHUNICATIONS TECH. SATELLITE/ 

SA EARLY BIRD SATELLITE 

SA ECHO 1 

SA FLTSATCOM SATELLITE 

SA FL1SATCOM-B 

SA FLTSATCOM-2 

SA INTEL SAT 5 

SA PALAPA 2 

SA PALAPA-B 

SA PALAPA-1 

SA RCA SATCOM-C 

SA RCA-C 

SA RELAY ACTIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE 

SA SYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES 

SA TELSTAR ACTIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE 

SA WESTAR 1 

SA WESTAR 2 
SA IIES'CAR 3 

SA lIBSTAR-C 

SUBJBCT INDBX 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLElIS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

NASA DELEGATION 'ro VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79··70] P79-10056 06 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-82] P79-10087 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

NASA INITIATES NU THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-·143] P79-10143 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-·FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA> 

P79-10184 05 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

COlIlIUNIClITIONS SA AIRCRAFT COMMUNICATIONS 

SA MARITIME COMMUNICATIONS 

SA RADIO COMMUNICATIONS 

SA SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

SA TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

P79-10185 

TO MAKE SPACE 

P79-10118 

P79-10156 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

05 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<NON-IIILITARY. MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.5. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

COIIIIUBIcnTIONS SATELLITB CORP. RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] 1'79-10158 06 

COIIIIUNIC1ITIONS SATELLITE CORPORATION, PRC 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

COMIIUNIcnTIONS SYSTEIIS SA NASA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK 

SA S-JlAND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM 

SECOND FLTSATCOII LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

COIIMUNIC1ITIONS TBCH. SATELLITE 

S CTS /COMMUNICATIONS TECH. SATELLITE/ 

COMPOSIT! MATERIALS HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] P79-10114 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

CONFERENCES 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

COMPUTER COIIIIUN., INC., INGLEWOOD, CALIF. PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

COIIPUTER PROGRAMS 

SA DATA PROCESSING 

PILOT PROGRAM COVERS SPACECRAFT EQUIPMENT DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-14) 1'79-10014 06 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEll CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

COIIPOTERIZED SIMOLATION 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] 1'79-10098 06 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: -YEAR OF THE PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-79-179] 1'79-10179 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

COMPUTERS 

SA COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION 

SA DATA PROCESSING 

P79-10193 05 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

A-19 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

SOPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-111] 1'79-10111 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RILEASB-79-1 18] P79-10117 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACF 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA REI,EASI-79-119] 1'79-10118 06 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-145] P79-10145 06 

COMBINATJ:ON ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POIiERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

IMAGE-PROCESSING COMPUTER CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RE!.EASE-79-181] P79-10180 06 

COIISAT CORP., GAITHERSBURG, liD. 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM [NASA EELEASE-79-82] 

COIISAT GENERAL CORP. 

S COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE CORP. 

CONFERENCES 

1'79-10087 06 

SA WORLD ADMINISTRATIVE RADIO CONFERENCE 

WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY WORKSHOP IN 

C!.EVELAND 
CONGO 

[NASA RELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 06 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] P79-10114 06 

WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHUTTLE STUDENT PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-133] P79-10132 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" IiIITH CAllBON FIBEll 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAll OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10119 06 

COIIGO 

S ZAIllE 

CONGRESS, U. S. 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] p19-10062 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] p79-10116 06 

COIIS:fELLATIOHS 

S LEO CONSTELLATION 

S SCOllPIUS CONSTELLATION 

CONSTRUCTIOII 

S CONSTHUCTION OF FACILITIES 

CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINOllITY CONSTRUCTION FIllM 

[NASA RELEASE-19-5] p19-10005 06 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-19-11] 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION 

p19-10059 06 

p19-10182 05 

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER PROCUREMENT CONTRACT SIGNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-15] p19-10015 06 

CONTRACT AIIARDS 

SA SUBCONTRACTS 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-5] p19-10005 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER PROCUREMENT CONTRACT SIGNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-15] p19-10015 06 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AIiiARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-19-77] 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-16] 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-19-82] 

P19-10059 06 

p19-10065 06 

P19-10087 06 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCH FLIGHTS PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-141] p79-10140 06 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT [NASA RELEASE-79-154] p79-10154 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] p19-10161 06 

SUPPORT CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-110] P79-10168 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES FLANNED 

[NASA RELEASll-79-114] P79-10113 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10115 06 

A-20 

SUBJECT INDEX 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10178 06 

IMAGE-PROCESSING COMPUTER CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-181] P79-10 180 06 

CONTRACT DURATION 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM [NASA RELEASE-79-5] p79-10005 06 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10027 06 

MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-19-53] p79-10070 06 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-139] P79-10 142 06 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] p19-10148 06 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT [NASA RELEASE-79-154] p19~ 10 154 06 

SUPPORT CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-170] p79-10168 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-174] P79-10113 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-19-176] P79-10175 06 

IMAGE-PROCESSING COMPUTER CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-19-181] P79-10180 06 

CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

[NASA llELEASE-79-53] P19-10070 06 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELBASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-19-100] p19-10100 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-19-169] P79-10161 06 

CONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM [NASA RELEASE-19-5] P79-10005 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER PROCUREMENT CONTRACT SIGNED 

[NASA RELEASE-19-15] P19-10015 06 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10027 06 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-19-17] P19-10059 06 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-7.9-82] P79-10087 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOll SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF pROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-19-139] P79-10142 06 
SO:SJECT IIIDEX 

NASA TO TEST SOLA:a POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

COMBINATION ELECT:RIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED :POR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AU1:OS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

SUPPORT CONTRACT ANARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGRAM 

[NASA RELIASE-79-170] P79-10168 06 

IMAGE-PROCESSING COMPUTER CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-181] P79-10180 06 

COIITRACTUIG AIID PROCORBIIEIIT NASA nr:LEGATION TO VISIT CHIIIA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

<NOAA ~:O MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

COIITROL SYSTEIIS 

SA AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL 

SA AIRCRAFT CONTROL SA ATTITUDE CONTROL SYSTEMS 

SA DIGITAL FLY-BY-WIRE PROJECT 

SA GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SA REENTRY CONTROL 

SA SPACECRAFT CONTROL 

SA TEMPERATURE CONTROL 

SOPHISUCATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-111] P79-10111 06 

CONTROLLEIl POWER CORP •• TORRAIICE. CALIF. 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND INDUSTHY 

[NASA lIELEASE-79-21] P79-1Q021 06 

CONVAIR CV-990 AIRCRAFT 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL MONSOOII STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

CONVBNTIOIIAL TAKEOFF AND LARDIIiG AIRCRAFT S CTOL AIRCRAFT 

COOPERATION 

S INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION 

S INTERAGENCY COOPERATION 

5 INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION S SCHOLASTIC COOPERATION 

CORIIELL OIilV., N.Y. 

AIIERIC1INS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA IlELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

VOYAGEH 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA HELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

PIONEEE 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA HELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGEB 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA BELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

CORONA SA SOLAR CORONA 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY [NASA HELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

INTERNATIONAL UI.TRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA BELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

CORONAGBAPBS SOLAR IlAXIMUII IIISSION 

[NASA BELEASE-79-161] p79-10161 06 

A-21 

COSIIOS SATELI.ITBS 

COSHIC RAY DETECTORS 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

COSIlIC RAYS NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIIIENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET P79-10183 05 

PIOHEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING P79-10193 05 

COSHOLOGY SA BIG-BAIIG COSMOLOGY 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION P79-10194 05 

COSIIOIIAUTS U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE IIEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

COSIIOS SATELLITES SA COSIIOS 1129 

U. S. EXPEHIIIENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 
COSIIOS 1129 

COSIIOS 1129 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

COST ESTIIIATES 

SPACE SHUTTLE OHBITER PROCUREMENT CONTRACT SIGNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-15] P79-10015 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY IIAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA tATA FACILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-53] P79-10070 06 

ADVANCED AU~O TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

NASA ~O STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-82] P79-10087 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

HIHAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT [NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, A~MOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

SUPPORT CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-170] P79-10168 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-174] P79-10173 06 

RADAR HAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10175 06 

A-22 

SUBJECT IIIDEI 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

IMAGE-PROCESSING COMPUTER CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-181] P79-10180 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

COST REDUCTION 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 06 

SATELLI~ES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-10 143 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

CRABBS 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

CRASH HAZARD 

S AIRCRAFT SAFETY 

CRATEES 

SA LUNAR CRATERS 

SA VENUS CRATERS 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

CREW SYSTEMS DIVISION 

P79-10189 05 

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. 

CROP MAIIAGEMENT 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

CTOL AIRCRAFT 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-77] 

CTS /COMIIUBICATIONS TECH. SATELLITB/ 

SA PALAPA-1 

P79-10160 06 

P79-10182 05 

P79-10183 05 

P79-10059 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 
SUBJECT IIIDEX 

COlABA GROOND STATION. BRAZIL THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROOND STATION 

(NASA llELEASE-79--64] 1'79-10050 06 

COLEBRA ISLAND, POERTO RICO 

WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY RORKSHOP IN 

CLEVELAND 

(NASA llELEASE-79-45] 1'79-10044 06 

CV-990 AIllCRAFT 

S CONVAIR CV-990 AIRCRAFT 

D 

DALLAS, TEX. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

(NASA RELEASE-79--18] P79-10018 06 

DANISH SPlICE HES. lUST •• COPENHAGEII THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

(NASA llELEASE-79--113] 1'79-10113 06 

DATA ACQOISITION AIID ANALYSIS 

SA NATIONAL SPACll SCIENCE DATA CENTER, NASA 

SA TRACKING AND DAn ACQUISITION 

SAGE TO EXAMINE llARTH'S STRATOSPHERE (NASA RELEASE-79-6] 1'79-10006 06 

SATELLITE TO STODY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

(NASA RELEASE-79--129] P79-10131 06 

DATA COLLECTION SYSTEM 

PILOT PROGRAM COVERS SPACECRAFT EQUIPMENT DATA 

[NASA llELEASE-79--14] 1'79-10014 06 

DATA DISSllllIIiATIOIi 

MCLEAN, VA., FIR!! CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

[NASA I!ELEASE-79--53] P79-10070 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA I!ELEASE-79--91] 1'79-10090 06 

DATA PROCESSING 

SA COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION 

SA SIGNAL PROCESSING 

KEEPING A SPACE llYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] 1'79-10160 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79--179] 1'79-10179 06 

IMAGE-PROCESSING COMPUTER CONTRACT ARARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-181] 1'79-10180 06 

DATA PRODUCTS CORP., WOODLAND HILLS. CA. 

PIONEEI! TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA I!ELEASE-79--108] 1'79-10110 

DATA STORAGE DEVICES <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA I!ELEASE-79-22] 

NASA TO LAUNCH BI!ITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79--61] 

1'79-10023 

1'79-10049 

06 

06 

06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79--179] P79-10179 06 

DE/DYNAMICS EXPLOREIIj 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

1'79-10182 05 

DEEP S1'ACU NETWORK 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGI!OUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79--22] 1'79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAIIINE:S JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79--23-~ 1'79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] 1'79-10088 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79--108] 1'79-10110 06 

1.-23 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICOLTOHB 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] 1'79-10171 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAI! OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] 1'79-10179 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

DEFENSB COIIIIONICATIONS PBEPAREDNESS AGENCY 

<SKILAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

1'79-10190 05 

DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] 1'79-10116 06 

DEFENSE. DEPARTMENT OF 

S DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE 

DELCO ELECTHONICS 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

DELCO PRODUCTS DIV. RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] 1'79-10158 06 

DELFT UIIIV. OF TECHNOL., NETHERLANDS NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASEI! GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] 1'79-10101 06 

DELTA LAUICH VEHICLES 

SA DELTA 2914 LAUNCH VEHICLE 

SA DELTA 3914 LAUNCH VEHICLE 

WESTEI!N UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] 1'79-10020 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-79-162] 1'79-10163 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] 1'79-10179 06 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGAI!DING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

1'79-10196 05 

DELTA 2914 LAOICH VEHICLE SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] 1'79-10003 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAI!-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] -

DELTA 3914 LAONCH 'EHICLE 

1'79-10095 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] 1'79-10158 

DEHMARK 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] 1'79-10147 

DERVER UNIV. SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA I!ELEASE-79-6] 1'79-10006 06 

33 INVESTIGATOI!S SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] 1'79-10165 06 

DENVER, COLO. AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] 1'79-10018 06 

WIND TURBINE GENEI!ATOR PLANNED BY NASA AND RECLAIIATION BUREAU 

[NASA RELEASE-79-57] 1'79-10074 

DEPARTIIENT OF AGI!ICULTORE 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FI 1980 BUDGET 

06 

P79-10182 05 
DEPARTftENT OP COftftERCE 

THE NASA PY 1980 BUDGET 

p79-10183 05 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

p79-10187 05 

DEPARTftEBT,OP COftftERCE 

SA MARITIME ADMINISTRATION 

SA NATIONAL BUR •. OF STD., BOULDER, COLO. 

SA NATIONAL BUR. OF STD., WASHINGTON, D.C. 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] p79-10017 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[IIASA RELEASE-79-51] p79-10068 06 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. THEME AT PARIS AIR SHOW 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

p79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

p79-10187 05 

DEPARTftENT OP COftftOBICATIOBS, CABADA 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[IIASA RELEASE-79-116] p79-10115 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] p79-10117 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

DEPARTMENT OP DEFEIISE 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STODY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

LIFTO,F WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] p79-10061 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT ,UEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] p79-10141 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

FLTSATCOM LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-163] 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] 

P79-10156 06 

p79-10162 06 

P79-10163 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] p79-10169 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

p79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

p79-10183 05 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

p79-10190 05 

A-24 

SUBJECT INDEX 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

DEPARTBENT Of ENERGY 

SA LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LAH., N. HEX. 

WORLDWIDE lIEATHER STODY MAJOR COOPERAT·IVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] 1'79-10017 06 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21 ]P79-10021 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY WORKSHOP IN 

CLEVELAND 

[NASA RELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 06 

SOLAR-POWERED HOME AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT PUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-139] P79-10142 06 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO BE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUiOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITI·ES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

DEPARTBEHT OF HEALTH, EDDC. AND WELFARE 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATEILITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

DEPARTKEBT OP INTERIOR 

SA BUREAU OF RECLAMATION 

SA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, U.S •. 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] 1'79-10017 06 

DE NOYER, NORIIOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 
SUBJECT INDEX DOE 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> P79-10187 05 

DEPARTIIE~T OF JUSTI.CE HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79,.10179 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL7: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

DEPAIITIIE~T OF STATE: 

1i0RLDHDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-100 17 06 

u.S. AND U.S.S.R. ~O CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 [NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<NOAA TO IIANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

DEPARTlInT OF SUPPLY, AUsTRALIA 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

DEPARTlIE1T OF TRANSPORTATION 

SA FEDERAL A.VIATION ADIIINISTRATION 

WORLDWIDE IIEATHE:R STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

NASA liEATHER DHA SATELLITE SYSTEM IIAY SAVE 

AIRCR AFT FUEL [NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CABBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELFASE-79-17~] P79-10179 06 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

DEPT. OF EIIERGY. IIl:IIES & RESOURCES, CAIIADA EXPERIIIENTS SELECTED FOR IIAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

DESCARTES LURAR CRATER 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

DESIGB CRITERIA 

SA AIRCRAFT DESIGN SA SPACECRAFT DHSIGN 

SEASAT FAILURE REPORT COIIPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-9] 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10009 06 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SIIALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

SHUTTJ.EGROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

MAGNET.IC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COIIIIERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 06 

SYSTEII PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-19-33] P79-10033 06 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASF-79-29] P79-10034 06 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-77] P79-10059 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] p79-10065 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM IIAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

WIND TURBINE GENERATOR PLANNED BY NASA AND 

RECLAMATION BUREAU 

[NASA RELEASE-79-57] P79-10074 06 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRAHD [NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POIIER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-104] P79-10 102 06 

SOPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES . [NASA RELEASE-79-111] P79-10 111 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT 

DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] p79-10137 06 

COMBINAT:WN ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT [NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

DETECTORS 

SA COSMIC RAY DETECTORS 

SA INFRARED DETECTORS 

SA POLLUTION DETECTORS 

SA RADIATION DETECTORS 

SA ULTRAVIOLET DETECTORS 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 

DETROIT DIESEL ALLISON. INDIANOPOLIS, IND. 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 

DHAHRAN, SAUDI ARABIA 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

A-25 

DIGITAL CODIBG 

S DATA PROCESSING 

DIGITAL FLY··BY-IIIRE PROJECT 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

DIOBE <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASF-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

DISTRIBUTIOB 

S TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION 

DOC 

S DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 

DOCKIBG 

DOD 

DOE 

S APOLLO PROJECT 

S GEMINI PROJECT 

S DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE 

S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 
DOl 

DOl 

S DEPARTMENj: OF INTERIOR 

DOMESTIC APPLICATIONS 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

DOPPLHR SHIFT 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASB-79-118] P79-10117 06 

DOT 

S DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 

DRAG REDUCTION 

SKYLAB ATTITUDE CHANGE MADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12] 

SKYLAB MANEUVER PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-80] 

P79-10011 06 

P79-10083 06 

FUEL-SAVING ~[EST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEAS1~-79-94] P79-10093 06 

PR1~SS CONFER1~NCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

<SKYLAB: iHEllE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

DREXEL UNIV., PJlILADELPHIA, PA. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEAS1~-79-165] P79-10165 06 

DRYDEN FLIGHT RllSEARCB CBHTER, CALIF. 

ASTRONAUT HA:[SE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASll-79-79] P79-10060 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

HIllAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

FUEL-SAVING ~rEST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] P79-10099 06 

SCHERER TO H:~AD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECiOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-140] P79-10139 06 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCH FLIGBTS PLANNED 

[NASA RELEAS:E-79-141] P79-10140 06 

DSN 

SCHERER TO R:~TIRE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-159] P79-10159 06 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

HIGBLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

S DEEP SPACE NETWORK 

DUFFIELD, VA. 

SOLAR-POWERED HOME AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

DUGWAY PROVING GROUND, UTAH 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CAREON FlEER 

USE 

[NASA RELEAS:E-79-171] P79-10169 06 

SUBJECT INDEX 

DULUTH, MUN. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEE. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] p79-10018 06 

DUST 

SA INTERSTELLAH DUST 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIELE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

DUST STORIIS 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

DYNAIIICS EXPLORER 

A-26 

S DE/DYNAMICS EXPLORER/ 

E EAR SA OTOLITH ORGANS 

EAR FALLS, OiTABIO 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

EARLY BIRD SATELLITE 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA [NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

EARTH SA ATMOSPHERE 

SA TECTONICS 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

P79-100 13 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79"'25] P79-10022 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION EY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] p79-10116 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING. 

P79-10193 05 

EARTH ATMOSPHERE 

SA IONOSPHERE 

SA MAGNETOSPHERE 

SA STRATOSPHERE 

SA UPPER ATMOSPHERE 

SKYLAB ATTITUDE CHANGE IIADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12] P79-100 11 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'i7] P79-10017 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITEIl 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-1002Q 06 

SMALL X--RAY SATEL1.ITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4Q] P79-10045 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-B3] P79-10081 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKILAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RBLEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-79-n9] P79-10179 06 

FUTURE OF PLANET AllY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

EARTH LANDING SYSTEMS 

S LANDING AREAS 

EARTH ORBIT 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAilED AFTER SEA VESSELS [NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

WESTERN UBION TDRSS CONTRACT 1I0DIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SA'!ELLITE-'6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-82] P79-10087 06 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-148] P79-10146 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE lS0TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

EARTH RAD1:ATIOIi BUDGET 

33 INvr~STIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATIIOSPHER:CC STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

A-27 

ECONOMIC IIIPACT 

EARTH RADIATION BUDGET SATELLITE SYSTEM 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

EARTH RESOURCES 

SA MARINE RESOURCES 

SA OIL 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

EXPERIIIEN'lS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10 119 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

EARTH RESOURCES OBS. SYSTEIIS PROGRAM 

S EROS PROGRAM 

EARTH RESOURCES OBSERY. SYS. DATA CTR., SD S EROS DATA CENTER, SIOUX FALLS, S.D. 

EARTH RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY SATELLITES 

S LANDSA'l SATELLITES 

EARTHQUAKE HAZABD REDUCTION ACT OF 1977 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

EARTHQUAKES NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEIIS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10 116 06 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10 166 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

EASTERN TEST RANGE, PATRICK AFB 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10095 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

EASTERN VIRGINIA MEDICAL CENTER 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] 

ECHO PASSIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE 

S ECHO 1 

ECHO 

P79-10149 06 

P79-10151 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10 158 06 

ECLIPSE S SOLAR ECLIPSE 

ECONOMIC DEVELOP. COUNCIL OF NORTHEAST PA. 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE FLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ECONOIlIC IMPACT 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 
EDS FEDERAL CORP., SILVER SPRIIIG, liD. 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 06 

EDS FEDERAL CORP., SILVER SPRIIIG, liD. 

IICLEAN, VA., FIRII CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

(NASA RELEASE-79-53] P79-10070 06 

EDOCATIQII 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NASA 10 RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

EDOCATIOIAL PROGRAIIS 

SA SKYLAB STUDENT PROJECT 

WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHUTTLE STUDENT PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-133] P79-10132 06 

EDIiARDS, CALIF. 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

EFFECTS 

5 GRAVITATIONAL EFFECTS 

S ROTATIONAL EFFECTS 

S TEMPERATURE EFFECTS 

EG&G/WASBIIiGTON ANALYTICAL SERVICES, liD. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIIIENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

EGYPT 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

EINSTEIN OBSERVATORY 

5 HEAO-2 

ELARA <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

ELECTRA IIIDLAHD CORP., SAN DIEGO, CALIP. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

ELECTRIC DISCHARGE 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NISA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

ELECTRIC FIELD NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 

ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 

06 

06 

SKYLAB ATTITUDE CHANGE MADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12] P79-10011 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION DEVELOPMENT ASSIGNED TO 

MSFC 

[NASA RELEASE-79-31] P79-10030 06 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE A~ LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED [NASA IlELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

IIIJlD TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY lIORKSHOP IN 

CLEVELAND 

A-28 

SUBJECT INDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 06 

SOLAR-POWERED HOME AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

(NASA IlELEASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

WIND TURBINE GENERATOR PLANNED BY NASA AND 

RECLAMATION BUilEAU 

[NASA RELEASE-79-57] P79-10074 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-139] P79-10142 06 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO BE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-174] P79-10173 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAIl OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

ELECTRIC POWER SUBSYSTEMS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

ELECTRIC VEHICLES 

P79-10193 05 

P79-10023 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ELECTRICAL EQUIPIIENT 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

(NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

ELECTROIIAGNETIC RADIATION 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRA 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA (NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 
SUBJEC~ IBDEX 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION [NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

ELECTRON MICROSCOPES 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELIASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

ELECTBONIC ASSEBBLIES CO., RICHBOND, VA. NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELF:ASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

ELECTRONIC EQUIPBENT 

S SEHICOllDUCTORS 

ELEC~ROIIIC BIlBORIES & UGNETICS CORP. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELHASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

ELECTRONIC RIlLAYS, INC •• ILL. 

NASA LICEIISES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELIlASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

ELECTRONICS 

SA MICROELECTRONICS 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELIASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

ELECTRONS 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

ELLIPTICAL OllBIT 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

SECOND FL~rSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 

06 

06 

THIRD FLT:5ATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

RCA SATCOII LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA REL£ASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

EBBRYOLOGY 

U. S. EXPERIMEN~S TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RE1:IASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

EMORY UNIV., ATLANTA, GA. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RE1:IASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

ENCELADUS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESbLTS ARE SUMBARIZED [NASA RELIASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

ENCODER 

S DATA PROCESSING 

ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEII PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELBASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNI~S FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

ENERGY BASTERS, INC., C:OSTA IIESA, CALIF. 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPBERT 

IIIND TURBINE GENERA~:OR PLANNED BY NASA AND RECLAMATION BUREAU 

[NASA RELIASE-79-57] P79-10074 06 

A-29 

EIIGINES 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPIIENT ADIIIN. 

S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 

ENERGY RESEARCH CORP., DANBURY, CONN. 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-139] P79-10142 06 

EIIERGY STORAGE 

SYSTEII PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA EELEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

HIGHLIGHiS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ENERGY TRANSFER SYSTEM PROIIISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

ENERGY TRANSMISSION 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-105] p79-10104 06 

ENERGY OSE 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

ENERGY VENT, INC., DAYTON, OHIO 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOllE ANE 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

ENGINE TECHNOLOGY TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TUREINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASI-79-29] P79-10034 06 

FIRST SPACE SHUTTLE IIAIN ENGINE PASSES ACCEPTANCE 

TEST 

[NASA RELEASll-79-68] P79-10054 06 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RELEASI-79-104] P79-10102 06 

SOPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-111] P79-10111 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT 

DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASI-79-137] P79-10 137 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TESi SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 AC~IVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ENGINE TESTS 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] 

ENGINES 

SA AIRCRAFT ENGINES SA P-1 ROCKET ENGINE 

SA GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE ENGINES 

SA INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES SA ION ENGIIIE 

SA J-2 ROCKET ENGINE 

SA J-85 ENGINE 

SA LIQUID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES 

P79-10065 

SA QUIET CLEAN GEN. AVIATION TURBOFAN ENGINE 

SA ROCKET ENGINES 

SA SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES 

SA SSIIE /SPACE SHUTTLE IIAIN ENGINE/ 

SA TURBINE ENGINES 

06 
ENGLAND 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

ENGLAND 

SA BRACKNELL, ENGLAND 

SA MINISTRY OF DEFENCE, ENGLAND 

SA MULLARD SPACE SCI. LAB., DORKING, ENGLAND 

SA SPACE RESEARCH COUNCIL, ENGLAND 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] p79-10116 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, A~MOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

<MAGS AT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

ENGLISH CHANNEL 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCH FLIGHTS PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-141] P79-10140 06 

ENTERPRISE 

S SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER 

EBVIBOlllIEBT 

S ATMOSPHERE 

S ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS 

S SOLAR ATMOSPHERE 

S SPACE ENVIRONMENT 

ENVIRONIIEBTAL IIIPACTS 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

ENVIBONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 

SA AU~OMOTIVE GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY PROGEAM 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL [NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

NASA DEVELOPS MOBILE REMOTE SMOKESTACK MONI~ORING 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-52] P79-10069 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADV~NCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUiOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

A-30 

SOBJECT INDEX 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

ENVIRONMENTAL RES. & TECBNOL. INC., MASS. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

ENZYMES 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

EPA 

S ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 

EPBEIIERIS 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

EQUATOB 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

EQOATOBIAL ORBIT 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

EQUIPMENT 

S AIRBORNE EQUIPMENT 

S BOOMS /EQUIPMENT/ 

S ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 

S MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 

S PORTABLE EQUIPMENT 

S REUSABLE HARDWARE 

EQUIPIIENT FAILORE 

SEASAT FAILURE REPORT CO~PLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-9] P79-10009 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

LANDSAT-3 HAS MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER PROBLEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-67] P79-10053 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE SHUTDOWN INVESTIGATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-92] P79-10091 06 

SHUTTLE 'ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-148] P79-10146 

SPACE SHUTTLE PROPULSION TESTS TO RESUME IN 

MID-DECEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-153] P79-10153 

WRONG WELDING WIRE IS CAUSE OF TEST FAILURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-157] P79-10157 

06 

06 

06 

06 

FLTSATCOH LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-163] P79-10162 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE ELANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 
SUBJECT INDEX 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

<SKUAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS) 

P79-10190 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

<!lEETING liITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

ERDA S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 

ERGO SPHERE 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-19-105] P79-10104 06 

EROS DATA CENTER. SIOU1 FALLS. S.D. 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA REUASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

EROS PROGRAM 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AllARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 06 

EROSION N ASA-INVElITED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

ERTS 

S LANDSA~{ SATELLI1ES 

ERTS 1 

S LANDSA~C 

ERTS 2 S LANDSA~r 2 

ERTS-A 

S LANDSA ~r 

ERTS-B 

S LANDSA 'f 2 

ESA SATELLIT:~S 

S IIE1EOSAT SATELLITES 

ESRO 

S EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY 

ESSEX, USS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

ESTEC 

P79-10135 06 

S EUROPEAN SPACE TlICH. CENTRE, NETHERLANDS 

ET 

S EXTERNAL TANK 

EUROPA 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES ;JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-19-86] P79-10088 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

A-31 

EXHAUST 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

EUROPB 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 04] P79-10 1 02 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE) 

P79-10195 05 

EUROPEAN SPACB AGENCY 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. THEME AT PARIS AIR SHON 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

lIILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASll-79-122] P79-10121 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10 176 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

EUROPEAH SPACE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION 

S EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY 

EUROPEAN SPACE TECH. CEN~RE, HETHERLANDS 

EVA 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

S EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY 

EVAPORATION 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

EVOLUTIOH EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER .VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

EXHAUST 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SlIALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 
EXHIBITS 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT 

DELIVERED 

[NASA RILEASE-79-137] P79-10137 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

EXHIBITS 

SA PARIS AIR SHOW, FRANCE 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON IIAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

EXOBIOLOGY 

S EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE 

EXOSPHERE 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

EXPERIIIENTS 

S HEALTH/EDUC. TELECOMMUNICATIONS EXPT. S MONEX EXPERIMENT 

S SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS 

S SPACE EXPERIMENTS 

S STRATOSPHERIC AEROSOL GAS EXPERIMENT 

EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES 

S DE/DYNAMICS EXPLORER/ 

S EXPLORER 48 

S EXPLORER 52 

S EXPLORER 55 

S RAE /RADIO ASTRONOMY EXPLORE~S/ 

EXPLORER 42 

S UHURU /SATELLITE/ 

EXPLORER 48 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA REL IASE-79-1 05] P79-10104 06 

EXPLORER 52 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

EXPLORER 55 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

EXTERNAL TANK 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE SHUTDOWN INVESTIGATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-9 2] P79-10091 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE PROPULSION TESTS TO RESUME IN 

MID-DECEMBER 

[NASA RELIASE-79-153] P79-10153 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

EXTRA~ERRESTRIAL LIFE 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

A-32 

SUBJECT INDEX 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

EXTRATERRESTRIAL KATERIALS 

SA LUNAR SAMPLES 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY 

SA SPACE MAINTENANCE 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

EXXON CORP. 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

EYE OF JUPITER 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10d32 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

EYES 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-100 18 06 

F F-1 ROCKET ENGINE 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

F-1l1 AIRCRAFT 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] P79-10099 06 

F-15 AIRCRAFT 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] P79-10099 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10 124 06 

F-10ll AIRCRAFT HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

F/A-18 AIRCRAFT 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] P79-10099 06 

FAA S FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION 

FACILITIES 

S LAUNCH COMPLEXES 

FAILURE INVESTIGATION 

LANDSAT-3 HAS MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER PROBLEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-67] P79-10053 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 

SPACE SHUTTLE PROPULSION TESTS TO RESUME IN 

MID-DECEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-153] P79-10153 

FLTSATCOH LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-163] P79-10162 

06 

06 

06 
SUBJECT IIIDEX 

FAIRBANKS TR1~CKING STATIOJI, ALASKA 

THAILAND ~CO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION [NASA RELEASE-79-64] 1'79-10050 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] 1'79-10131 06 

FAIRCHILD INIlUSTHIES, GERIIABTOllN, liD. 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] 1'79-10080 06 

FAIRCHILD SP .lCE ABD ELECTROBICS CO., liD. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 1'79-10023 06 

FAITH 7 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHE!:T 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 1'79-10135 06 

FATIGUE /IIATURIALS/ 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, REVOLUTIONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RELHASE-79-10 LI] 1'79-10102 06 

FEDEHAL AVIATION ADIIIBlCSTHATIOJI 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM 

[NASA RELBASE-79-5] 1'79-10005 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERlCNG SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] 1'79-10065 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SA:I.ELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] 1'79-10080 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKE~r PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] 1'79-10128 06 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-140] 1'79-10139 06 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-145] 1'79-10145 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL1: PREPARATION PLANS> 

1'79-10190 05 

FEDERAL EIIISSION STANDARDS CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] 

FEDERAL ENEIIGY ADIIINISTRATION 

S DEPAIITHENT OF ENERGY 

FEDERAL PREPAREDNESS AGENCY 

1'79-10167 06 

HIGHLIGIITS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] 1'79-10179 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WII,L IT FALL?: PREPAIIATION PLANS> 

1'79-10190 05 

FEDERAL REGISTER HIGHLIGH:rs OF 1979 ACTIVITIES.: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

FIELD 

S ELECTRIC FIELD 

S GEOMAGNETIC FIE1,D 

S MAGNETIC FIELD 

FILII PROCESSING NASA CHEMIST IS NA~~IONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RRLEASE-79-11] P79-10010 06 

FILTERS 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AlII SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] 1'79-10152 06 

FIRE PROTECTION SHUTTLE ENGINE SHU~:DOWN INVESTIGATED 

[NASA IIELEASE-79-92] 1'79-10091 06 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEHONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

FLOHIDA URIV. 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

<NON-MILITARY, IIILITARY, AND SPRITOAL ADVAN~AGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> P79-10185 05 

FLEET SATELLITE COlIllUNICATIOH 

S FLTSATCOM SATELLITE 

FLETCIIEH & SOBS. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-5] 1'79-10005 

FLIGHT DURATIOH 

ASTIIONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

FLIGIIT PLAHS 

1'79-10135 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] 1'79-10089 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCH FLIGHTS PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-141] 1'79-10140 

FLIGHT RESEARCR CENTER, EDWARDS, CALIF. S DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER, CALIF. 

FLIGHT TESTS 

06 

06 

06 

06 

FIRST SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE PASSES ACCEPTANCE 

TEST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-68] 1'79-10054 06 

HIMAT RESEAIICH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] 1'79-10089 06 

FUEL-SAVING ~EST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

TIL~-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEHONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] 1'79-10096 06 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] P79-10099 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] 1'79-10124 06 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELIASE-79-140] 1'79-10139 06 

GOSSAMER ALBATIIOSS RESEARCH FLIGHTS PLANNED [NASA RELEASE-79-141] 1'79-10140 06 

FLOODS SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] 1'79-10041 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA BELEASE-79-116] 1'79-10115 06 

FLORIDA SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EAIITH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA BELEASE-79-117] 1'79-10116 06 

. KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 1'79-10186 05 

FLORIDA UNlv. FISHES VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

SATELLITI~S CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS [NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

A-33 
FLOW CHARACTERISTICS 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] 

FLOW CHARACTERISTICS 

SA FLOW VELOCITY 

FLOW VELOCITY 

P79-10160 06 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

FLTSATCOM SATELLITE 

SA FLTSATCOM-B 

SA FLTSATCOM-2 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

FLTSATCOM LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-163] 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] 

P79-10156 06 

P79-10162 06 

P79-10163 06 

SUPPORT CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-170] P79-10168 06 

FLTSATCOM-B 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

FLTSATCOM-2 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

FLUID MECHAIIICS 

S AERODYNAMICS 

FLUOROCARBONS 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

FLYBY MISSIONS 

SA JUPITER FLYBY 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION DEVELOPMENT ASSIGNED TO 

MSFC 

[NASA RELEASE-79-31] P79-10030 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

FOAIIS 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

FOOD TECHNOLOGY 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

FORD AEROSPACE AND COMBOI. CORP., CALIF. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

FOHD 1I0TOR CO. 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] P79-10114 06 

A-34 

SUBJECT INDEX 

FORD BOTOR CO., DEARBORN, IIICH •. 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOil AUTOS 

[NASA IlELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

FORESTRY 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM) 

P79-10185 05 

FORT DAVIS, TEXAS 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA IlELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EAIlTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

FRA MAURO B LUIIAR CRATER 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

FilANCE 

P79-10135 06 

SA OFFICE DE LA RECHE. SCI. ET TECH., PARIS 

SA SERVICE D'AERONOMIE, FRANCE 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 02] P79-10 10 1 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL A£VANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

FREEDOM 7 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

FRENCH SATELLITES 

p79-10185 05 

P79-10135 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

FREON 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 06 

FREQUENCY BANDS 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

NASA INB:IATES NEll THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

THIRD FL1:SATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

FREQUENCY E)~ECTRORICS. IRC •• II.Y. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA REUASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

FREQUENCY lI(JDULATION 

S TELEMETRY 

FREQUENCY R!SPONSE 

SA DOPPLER SHIFT 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT lIODIFIED 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

FRIENDSHIP '/ 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

FROGS 

SA ORBITING FROG OTOLITH 

P79-10135 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

FUCINO GROUND STATIOn, ITALY 

THAILAND TO BUILD I,ANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RE:LEASE-79-64] P79-100s0 06 

FUEL CELLS 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RE:LEASE-79-139] P79-10142 06 

FUEL CONSERVATION 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

TRANSPORTATION IS u.S. THEME AT PARIS AIR SHOW 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-sll] P79-10071 06 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-1008S 06 

FUEL-SAVING TEST FI.IGRT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOJ'AN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT 

DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] P79-10137 06 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1J9] P79-10142 06 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1~;4] P79-101s4 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

GALILEO PROJECT 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

FUEL SYSTEMS 

S EXTERNAL TANK 

FUEL TANK 

S EXTERNAL TANK 

FUELS 

SA GASOLINE 

SA NATURAL GAS 

SA PROPELLANTS 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

A-35 

MARINE FIRE--FIGHTING MOD OLE TO BE DEMONSiRAHD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-9s] P79-10094 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

FURDING 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-16s] P79-10 165 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

G 

GADOLIHITE 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 

GADOLINIUM 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 

GALAPAGOS ISLANDS 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 

GALAXIES 

SA MILKY WAY 

SA RADIO GALAXIES 

P79-10095 

06 

06 

06 

HEAO-l MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON IIAY OUT OF SOI,AR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA [NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] p79-10170 06 

GALILEO PROJECT 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE HOSEUM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] P79-10029 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 
GALILEO 2 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

GALILEO 2 S CONVAIR CV-990 AIRCRAFT 

GAIlIlA RAYS 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] 

P79-10182 05 

P79-10183 05 

P79-10194 05 

P79-10004 06 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-105] P79-10104 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

HEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

GAHYIIEDE JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

GARP 

S GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH PROGRAM 

GARRETT AIRESEARCH IIANUF •• CO •• ARIZ. 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

GARRETT/AIRESEARCH. PHOENIX. ARIZ. 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 06 

GASES 

S ARGON 

S ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION 

S CARBON DIOXIDE 

S CARBON MONOXIDE 

S HELIUM S HYDROGEN 

S IN~ERS~ELLAR GAS 

S NA TURAL GAS 

S NEON 

S OXYGEN 

S OZONE 

GASOLINE 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT [NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

A-36 

SUBJECT INDEX 

GEIlINI PROJECT 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-156] P79-10155 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

p79-10 192 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

GENERAL ACCOUNT. OFF •• WASHINGTON. D.C. 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

GENERAL AVIATION 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 06 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-145] P79-10145 06 

GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE ENGINES 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT 

DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] P79-10137 06 

GENERAL DYNAIlICS/CONVAIR. SAN DIEGO. CA. 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-82] P79-10087 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 

SUPPORT CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASF-79-170] P79-10168 06 

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. 

SA MANAGEMENT AND TECH. SERVICES, TEXAS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASF-79-22] P79-10023 06 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

GENERAL BLECTRIC CO •• CINCINNATI. OHIO DR. JAMES KRAMER RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-123] P79-10123 06 

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO •• PHILADELPHIA. PA. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO •• VALLBY FORGE. PA. 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

GENERAL ELECTRIC CORP •• N.Y. COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

GENERAL ELBCTRODYB. CORP •• GARLAND. TBX. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79~10023 06 
SUBJJ!CTIIiDEX 

GEIIERAL MOTORS CORP. ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOUATED 

(NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

GEODETIC EXPLORERS 

S GEOS 3 

GEODETIC SATELLITES 

SA GEOS 3 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXP:ERIIIENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE: 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

GEODYRAHICS 

NASA SELF:CTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

(NASA REI.EASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASIIR SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

SATELLITI~ TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

HIGHLIGH~S OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

GEOID 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS SATELLITE 

[NASA REIEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. U.S. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAIIINES JUPITER 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD lIECEIVE 1979 PECORA lIEMOTE SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE ;IUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 [NASA REI.EASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR IIAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

NASA LASllR SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CliUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

(NASA REl.IlASE-79-1"I7] P79-10116 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

<MAGS AT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

GEOLOGY 

SA GEODYNAMICS 

SA GEOPHYSICS 

SA TECTONICS 

EARLY FINDINGS FROII PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA R}:LEASE-79-13] 

P79-10195 05 

P79-10013 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLD~E TO STUDY EARTH'S IIAGNETIC FIELD 

(NASA RBLEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RI~LEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<MAGSAT:: MISSION IlIPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

A-37 

GEOSTATIONARY ORBIT 

GEOMAGNETIC FIELD SA MAGNETOSPHERE 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASB-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

GEOIIAGNETIC SERYICE OF CANADA SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

GEOPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY 

S OGO 2 

S OGO 4 

S GGO 6 

S POGO /POLAR ORBITING GEOPHYSICAL OBS./ 

GEOPHYSICS 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10 101 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

GEORGE C. liAR 511 ALL SPACE FLIllHT CENTER 

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA. 

GEORGE IIASON UBIY •• FAIRFAX. VA. 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-105] P79-10 1 04 06 

GEORGIA 

S ATLANTA, GA. 

GEORGIA IN ST. OF TECH., ATLANTA 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SBLECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

(NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

GEOS /GEODETIC EXPLORERS/ 

S GEOS 3 

GEOS 3 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

GEOSTAT. OPERATIONAL ENVIRON. SAT. 

S GOES-A S GOES-B 

GEOSTATIONARY IIETEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE 

S GMS. JAPANESE SATELLITE 

GEOSTATIONARY OPERATIONAL EHVIRON. SAT. 

P79-10195 05 

S GOES /GEOSTAT. OPERATIONAL ENVIRON. SAT./ 

5 GOES-C 

S GOES-1 5 GOES-2 

GEOSTATIONARY ORBIT NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] P79-10043 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOII LAUNCH SCHEDULED IIAY 3 

(NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

(NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMIIUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE~79-143] P79-10143 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOII TO HE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79~155] P79-10156 06 
GEOSYNCHRONOUS ORBIT 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

GEOSYNCHRONOUS ORBIT 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT fUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

NASA ~O S~UDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-82] P79-10087 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

p79-10183 05 

GERARD P. KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

GERMAN SATELLITES 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

GERMANY 

SA SA~ELLITENGEODASIE DER TECH UNIV., GER. 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 '06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P.79-10116 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<NON-MILI~ARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH PROGRAM 

SA ATLANTIC TROPICAL EXPERIMENT 

P79-10185 05 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELE.~SE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL [NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

GLOBAL WEATHER EXPERIMEBT WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

A-38 

SUBJECT INDEX 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

GLOBE-UHIOH, IBC •• MILWAUKEE. WIS. 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

GLOBULAR CLUSTERS 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PIC~URE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

GM CORP. 

S GENERAL MOTORS CORP. 

GMS, JAPANESE SATELLITE 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

GODDARD INST •. FOR SPACE STUDIES, N.Y. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT, MD. 

SA NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE DATA CENTER, NASA 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-5] P79-10005 06 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHEHE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

LANDSAT-3 HAS MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER PROBLEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-67] P79-10053 06 

COOPER LEAVES GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE~79-60] P79-10077 06 

DR. JOHN E. NAUGLE TO LEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-63] P79-10079 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATElLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

IIILKY HAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 
SUBJECT IIIDEX 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

(NASA BELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOB LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

(NASA BELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

EXPER IIIEN~S SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITF: 

(NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

ROTATING BLACK HO:LES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-105] P79-10104 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

(NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS 1011 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSUL 

MOVEMENTS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

(NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-148] P79-10146 06 

RCA SA~:COM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

(NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

(NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAilED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-164] P79-10164 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

IMAGE-PROCESSING COMPUTER CONTRACT AWARDED 

(NASA RELEASE-79-181] P79-10180 06 

GOES /GEOSTAT. OPERATIONAL ERVIROR. SAT./ 

SA GOES-A SA GOES-B 

SA GOES-C 

SA GOES-1 

SA GOES-2 

1I0RLDIUDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

(NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

GOES-A 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

GOES-B 

SHUTTLB TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-162] 

GOES-C 

P79-10163 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

GOES-1 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

GllllVITY 

GOES-2 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

(NASA llELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

GOLD 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-100 18 06 

GOLDSTOBE TRACKIIIG STATION, CALIF. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

(NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RE£EASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

(NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

GOLDSTONE, CILIF. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

A-39 

(NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

GOODYEAR AIRCRAFT CORP., AKRON, OBIO 

IMAGE-PROCESSING COMPUTER CONTRACT AWARDED 

(NASA RELEASE-79-181] P79-10180 06 

GOSSlftER ALBATROSS 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCH FLIGHTS PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-141] P79-10140 06 

GRAVITATIONAL EFFECTS 

SA ROTATIONAL EFFECTS 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATURN MAKES 

LEFT TURN [NASA RELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

(NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

(NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-102] 

<HAGSAT: MISSION IIIPORTANCE> 

GRAVITY 

SA WEIGHTLESSNESS 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

(NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10101 06 

P79-10195 05 

P79-1002l1 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

(NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

(NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

i 
GREAT BRITAIN 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10175 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

GREAT BRITAIII 

S ENGLAND 

GREAT LAKES 

P79-10193 05 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

GREAT RED SPOT 

S EYE OF JUPITER 

GREECE NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEIIENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-1011606 

GREENLAND 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

GREYHOO>!D LIliES 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

GRIFFITH OBSERVATORY, LOS AIGELES, CALIF. 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

GRO/GABBA RAY OBSERVATORY/ 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

GROUND S'rA'lIONS 

SA BANGKOK GROUND S'lATION, THAILAND SA CUIABA GROUND S~ATION, BRAZIL 

SA FUCINO GROUND S~ATION, ITALY 

SA HYDERABAD GROUND STATION, INDIA 

SA KIRUNA GROUND STATION, SWEDEN 

P79-10191 05 

P79-10182 05 

SA PRINCE ALBERT GROUND STATION, SASKATCHEWAN 

SA SHOE COVE GROUND STATION, NEWFOUNDLAND 

SA TOKYO GROUND S'lATION, JAPAN 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED [NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

NASA EELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-148] 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] 

P79-10146 06 

P79-10160 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

GROUND SOPPOR'l EQOIPBEIIT S LAUNCH COMPLEXES 

S TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

GROUPE DE RECH. DE GEODESIE SPATIALE, FR. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEA~E-79-102] P79-10101 06 

GROBMAN AEROSPACE CORP. 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

SORJECT INDEX 

GRUMMAN AEROSPACE CORP., BETRPAGE, N.Y. 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 06 

GSPC S GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GRBENBELT, MD. 

GUADALCABAL, OSS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELBASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

·GUAM TRACKING S'lATIOIi 

A-40 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELBASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

GOAM, USS ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

GUIDABCE AND COIITROL PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

GUIDANCE ABD NAVIGATION SYS'lEMS 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE FLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

GULF OF IIEXICO 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

GULP STREAM SATELLI~ES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

GWE S GLOBAL WEATHER EXPERIMENT 

H HADLEY-APENNINE REGION /MOOB/ 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

HALEAKALA, HAWAII 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10 116 06 

HALLEY'S COMET 

SOLAR 

IISFC 

[ NASA 

ELECTRIC PROPULSION DEVELOPMENT ASSIGNED TO 

RELEASE-79-31 ] P79-10030 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COllET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

HALOGEN OCCUL'lA'lION EXPERIMENT 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELEC'lED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

RANDLIBG S MATERIALS HANDLING 

HANSCOM APB, BEDPORD, MASS. 

SATELLITE TO STODY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

RARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL, BOS'lO», MASS. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 
SUBJECT IIIDEX 

HARVARD UIIIV., CAIIBRIDGE, IIASS. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

HARVARD-SIIITBSOHIAN CTR. FOR ASTROPBYSICS ASTRONO/IY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RBLEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

HAllA II 

SA MAUNA KEA, HAWAII 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

SATELLlj:ES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RILEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

BAIiAII UNIlI. 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA RBLEASE-79-66] P79-10052 06 

HAIiAII UIIIlI., HOIIOLULU 

LIFE SCIENCE INVES!IGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HAYSTACK OllSERVATORY, IIESTFORD, IIASS. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-"117] P79-10116 06 

HAZELTON LABS. AIIERICA, IRC., VIEIlIIA, VA. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

BCIIII /BEAT CAPACITY IIAPPIIIG IIISSIOII/ 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

HEADQUARTERS, IIASA, WASHINGTON, D.C. SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEIIS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 

SAGE TO EXAMINE J~ARTH' S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 

PHILIPS NAilED DIln:CTOR OF GOVERNIIENT/INDUSTRY 

AFFAIRS 

[NASA RELEASE-79"-7] P79-10007 

PRESIDENTIAL AllAR II MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

NASA CHEMIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] P79-10010 06 

PILOT PROGRAM COn:RS SPACECRAFT EQUIPMENT DATA "[NASA RELEASE-79-14] P79-10014 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE IIEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

KLINEBERG NAHED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

A-41 

HEAO /8IGH EIIERGY ASTROIIOI!ICAL OIlS./ 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE [NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

DR. SEITZ GIVEN SECOND NASA DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC 

SERVICE MEDAL [NASA RELEASE-79-62] P79-10078 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

OLSTAD TO BE DEPUTY OF TECHNOLOGY OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-110] P79-10109 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHE£ 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

DR. JAMES KRAMER RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-123] P79-10123 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHUTTLE STUDENT PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-133] P79-10132 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10 136 06 

MICHAEL WEEKS NAMED TO SHUTTLE POST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-138] P79-10 138 06 

LUNNEY NAilED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-156] P79-10155 

THIRD FLTSATCOII TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] p79-10156 

RCA SATCOH LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-164] P79-10 164 

06 

06 

06 

06 

HIGHLIGH~S OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE FLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PIONEER SATURII ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 as 

HEALTH/EDUC. TELECOIII!UNICATIONS EIPT. NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 [NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

HEALTH, EDUC. AND IIELFARE, DEPARTIIEHT OF 

S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDDC. AND WELFARE 

HEAO /HIGB ENERGY ASTROHOI!ICAL OBS./ 

SA HEAO-1 

SA HEAO-2 

SA HEAO-3 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] P79-10029 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10 182 05 
HEAO-A 

HEAO-A 

S HEAO-1 

HEAO-B 

S HEAO-2 

HEAO-C 

S HEAO-3 

HEAO-1 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 06 

HEAO-2 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

HEAO-J 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

HEAT ABSORBERS 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

HEAT CAPACITY MAPPING BISSION 

S HCMM IHEAT CAPACITY MAPPING MISSIONI 

HEAT EXCHANGERS 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 

HEAT PUMPS 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 

HEAT SHIELDS 

SHUTTLE ENGINE SHUTDOWN INVESTIGATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-92] P79-10091 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 

HEAT SINKS 

06 

06 

06 

05 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

HELICOPTERS 

SA RSRA IROTOR SYSTEMS RESEARCH AIRCRAFTI 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

HELlOS PROJECT 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

HELIUII 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10013 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-J5] P79-10032 06 

A-42 

SUBJECT INDEX 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

p79-10186 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEHS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

HERCULES AIRCRAFT 

S C-130 AIRCRAFT 

HERSHEY MEDICAL SCHOOL, HERSHEY, PA. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HERZBERG IHST. OF ASTROPHYS., CANADA 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELABISHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

HET 

S HEALTH/EDUC. TELECOMMUNICATIONS EXPT. 

HEW S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUC. AND WELFARE 

HI-SHEAR CORP., TOHRANCE, CALIF. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

HIGH ALTITUDE OBSERVATORY, BOULDER, COLO. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HIGH 

S 

S 

S 

S 

ENERGY ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY 

HEAO IHIGH ENERGY ASTRONOMICAL 

HEAO-l 

HEAO-2 

HEAO-3 

HIGH ENERGY ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY 3 

S HEAO-2 

HIGH ENERGY CHARGED PARTICLES 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

HIGHLY MANEUVERABLE AIRCRAFT TECH. 

OBS·I 

P79-10161 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. THEME AT PARIS AIR SHOll 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE EIRST FLIGHT 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAE OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

HIBUIA 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE·79-86] P79-10088 06 

HIBAT S HIGHLY MANEUVERABLE AIRCRAFT TECH. 

HISTORY 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] p79-10012 06 

TWO HISTORIES PUBLISHED BY NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-39] 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

P79-10038 06 

P79-10049 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 
SOBJECT INDEX 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE [NASA RllLEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RllLEASE-79-·74] P79-10063 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79--158] P79-10158 06 

<NON-MILITARY, MIl,ITARY, AND SPRITUAL AtvANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

HOLEX, INC., HOLLISTER, CALIF. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

HONEYWELL INC., FLA. NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-H1] P79-10080 06 

HONEYWELL INC., LEXIIIGTON, !lASS. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'108] P79-10110 06 

HONEYWELL, INC. 

SOLAR-POWERED HOMll AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

[NASA RllLEASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

HORMONES 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTHIAL PARTNERS TO IIAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'I19] p79-10118 06 

HORNET, OSS 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA HBLEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SIlEET 

[NASA HBLEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

HOSPITALS S CHILDRENS HOSP. MED. CENTER OF N. CALlE. 

S EASTERN VIRGINIA MEDICAL CENTER 

S NORFOLK GENERAL HOSPITAL, VA. 

S UNIVERSITY HOSP. liED. CTR., SAN DIEGO, CA. 

S VETERANS ADMIN .. HOSPITAL, PALO ALTO, CA. 

S VETERANS ADMIN .. HOSPITAL, SAN FRANCISCC 

HOOSEHOLD APPLICATIONS 

S DOMESTIC APPLICATIONS 

HOOSTON, TEX. 

<NASA TO LAONCH COMIIUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC CF CHINA> 

P79-10184 05 

HUDSOH BAY 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS [NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 

HUGH L. DRYDEB FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER 

S DRYDEN FLIGHT :RESEARCH CENTER, CALIF. 

HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO •• COLVER CITY, CALIF. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., EL SEGOBDO, CALIF. 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PICNEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

A-43 

HYDIlOGEN 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS [NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED [NASA RELEASE-79-174] P79-10173 06 

RADAR IIAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10175 06 

HUIIAR RESEARCII SA AEROSPACE MEDICINE 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

HUMIDITY 

WORLDWIDE liJlATHER STUDY lIAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

NASA AIRCRAPT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY [NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

HURRICANES 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

HYDERABAD GROUND STATION, INDIA 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

HYDRAZINE 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10 144 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

HYDROCARBONS 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROll SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE EOR SIIALL AIRCRAFT 

DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] P79-10 137 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

HYDROGEN 

SA ATOMIC HYDROGEN 

SA LIQUID HYDROGEN SA METALLIC HYDROGEN 

EARLY FINDINGS FROII PIONEER VENUS [NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> [NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAIIINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] p79-10032 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-139] P79-10142 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY PORER UNIT TES~ SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 
HYPEBION 

WRONG WELDING WIRE IS CAUSE OF TEST FAILURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-157] P79-10157 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

HYPERION 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

IAPETUS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

IBII S INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP. 

ICE 

VOYAGER 1 EXA~INES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

~ONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

ICE !lAPPING 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

ILLI NOIS un V. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

ILLUSTRATED 1i0RLD 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

IIIAGING 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

IIIAGING TECHNIQUES 

NASA CHEMIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] P79-10010 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 

06 

06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISlANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

A-44 

SUBJECT INDEX 

LANDSAT-3 HAS MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER PROBLEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-67] p79-10053 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA BELEASE-79-1 08] p79-10 110 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTE~ 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] p79-10 117 06 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

[NASA llELEASE-79-148] 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] 

p79-10146 06 

p79-10160 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

IIIPACT 

S ECONOMIC IMPACT 

S METEORITE I~PACT 

INCONEL /TllADEMARK/ 

p79-10193 05 

WRONG WELDING WIRE IS CAUSE OF TEST FAILURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-157] p79-10157 06 

INDIA 

IIAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] p79-10031 06 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] p79-10050 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] p79-10080 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] p79-10 119 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] p79-10128 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10 131 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

p79-10190 05 

INDIAN INST. OF GEOIIAGNETISII, BOIlBAY 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] p79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

lliDIAN OCEAN 

WOllLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] p79-10017 06 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] p79-10125 06 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] p79-10150 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

INDIAN SPACE RESEAllCH OllGANIZATION 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] p79-10128 06 

INDIANA 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

INDONESIA 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] P79-10043 06 
SUBJECT IIIDEX 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

INDONESIAN SATELLITES 

5 PALAPA 2 

S PALAPA-B 

S PALAPA-1 

INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIOIIS 

S TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION PROGRAM 

INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIOB 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-5] P79-10005 06 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RBLEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER PROCUREMENT CONTRAC~ SIGNED 

[NASA RllLEASE-79-'15] P79-10015 06 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOB HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 

06 

06 

06 

06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA I!ELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

NASA SllLECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA llELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

COST DROP POSSIBI,E FOR GENERAL A VIATION ~URBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'40] P79-10039 06 

SATELLITES CUT I1IDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COS~S 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY WORKSHOP IN 

CLEVELAND 

[NASA BELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

SOLAR-POWERED HOME AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEII DEVEI.OPED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-77] P79-10059 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

A-45 

INDUSTRIAL COOPEBUIOIi 

MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-53] P79-10070 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] p79-10080 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-82] P79-10087 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 

06 

06 

06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 00] P79-10 1 00 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN nIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] p79-10120 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORlANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCH FLIGHTS PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-141] P79-10 140 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] P79-10149 06 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO BE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10 154 06 

RCA SAT COM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

SUPPORT CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-170] P79-10168 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] p79-10171 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-174] P79-10 173 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10175 06 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 
INDUSTRY 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

IMAGE-PROCESSING COMPUTER CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-181] P79-10180 06 

POWER FACIOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

INDUSTRY 

STUDY TO DETERMINE PRIVATE SECTOR ROLE IN REMOTE 

SENSING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-16] P79-10016 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

INERT GASES 

S ARGON 

S HELIUM 

S NEON 

INFORftATICS IHFORftATIOB SYS. CO., ftD. 

MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-53] p79-10070 06 

INFORftATION RETRIEVAL 

S DATA ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS 

S DATA PROCESSING 

S LIBRARIES 

INFRARED ASTRONOftY 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-66] P79-10052 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

INFRARED ASTROBOftY SATELLITES 

S IRAS /INFRARED ASTRONOMY SATELLITES/ 

INFRARED DETECTORS 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 

INFRARED INTBRFEROftETER SPECTROftETER 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 

P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

06 

06 

06 

06 

P79-10186 05 

INFRARED RADIATIOB 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

INFRARED RADIOftETER 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCUONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

A-46 

SUBJECT INDEX 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10 189 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

INFRARED SPECTROMETER 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10193 05 

p79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-66] P79-10052 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

INFRARED TELESCOPE 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-66] P79-10052 06 

INHOVATIONS 

S INVENTIONS 

INSECTS 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] 

INSTITUT DE PHYS. DU GLOBE, FRANCE 

P79-10160 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

INSTITUTE OF AEROSPACE SCIEBCES 

S AMERICAN INST. OF AERON. AND ASTRONAUTICS 

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

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

INSTITUTE OF GEOL. SCIENCE, SCOTLABD 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

INSTITUTO ASTRON. E GEOFIS., BRAZIL EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

INSTITUTO DI FISICA DELL'ATBOSFEBA, ITALY 33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

INSTITUTO IACIOBAL DB TBCNICA AEROSPACIAL 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

INSTRUMEBT FAILURE 

S EQUIPMENT FAILURE 

INSTROftENT LANDING SYSTEMS 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

IIISTRDftEBTATIOIi 

S BIOINSTRUMENTATION 

INSULATIOII 

SA COATINGS 
SOfIJECT INDEX 

SATELLITE TO STUD! ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE SHUTDOWN INVESTIGATED 

[NASA RILEASE-79-92] P79-10091 06 

INTA 

S INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE TECNlCA AEROSPACIAL 

INTELSAT SATELLITES 

S INTEJ.SAT 5 

INTELSAT 5 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RllLEASE-79-'162] P79-10163 06 

SUPPORT CON~RACT AWARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGRAM 

[NASA Rl!LEASE-79-170] P79-10168 06 

INTERAGENCY COOPERATION 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RI!LEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

STUDY TO DETERMINE PRIVATE SECTOR ROLE IN REMOTE 

SENSING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-16] P79-10016 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NASA LICENSES ELECrRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA REJ.EASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELllCTRICAL llNERGY STORAGE U LESS 

COST 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY WORKSBOP IN CLEVELAND 

[NASA RELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 06 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. 10 CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

SOLAR-POIIERED HOllE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

LIFTOFF IIILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

SECOND FI,TSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

NASA WEA1~HER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM IIAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

NASA DEVELOPS MOBILE REMOTE SMOKESTACK MONITORING 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-52] P79-10069 06 

WIND TURBINE GENERATOR PLANNED BY NASA AND 

RECLAMATION BUREAU 

[NASA RELEASE-79-57] P79-10074 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

A-47 

INTERAGENCY COOPERlTION 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] p79-10085 06 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 06 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

FUEL-SAVING TEST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] p79-10094 06 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] P79-10099 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

SOPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-111] P79-10111 06 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] p79-10114 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] p79-10116 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED l!ANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-130] p79-10128 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10131 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-140] p79-10139 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10141 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-139] P79-10142 06 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-145] P79-10145 06 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] p79-10148 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] p79-10152 06 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

IlE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] p79-10 156 06 

RCA SATCO!! LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

FLTSATCOII LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-163] P79-10162 06 
INTERFEROIIETERS 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

<MAGS AT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

INTERFEROIIETERS 

SA RADIO INTERFEROMETER 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-66] P79-10052 06 

INTERIII UPPER STAGE 

S IUS /INERTIAL UPPER STAGE/ 

INTERIOR, DEPARTIIENT OF 

S DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR 

INTERNAL COIIBUSTION ENGINES 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEG01IATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

INTERNATIONAL AGREEIIENTS 

S OUTER SPACE TREATY S SPACE COOPERATION AGREEMENT, U.S.S.R./U.S. 

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS IIACHINES CORP. THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS IIACBINES CORP., liD. 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE- 6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION 

SA OUTER SPACE LIABILITY CONVENTION 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHiRE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

A-48 

SUBJECT INDEX 

WORLDWIDE HEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA IlELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOIl 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

TWO HISTORIES PUBLISHED BY NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-39] P79-10038 06 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] P79-10043 06 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

LIFTOPF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. THEME AT PARIS AIR SHOW 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

NASA AIRCRAPT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATFLLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

IIILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING POR JOINT SPACE I!ECICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW POR SOLAR POLAR I!ISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10 117 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10 119 06 

INTEHNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

INTERNA'rIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COli PARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

U. S., SOVIEi SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEEi 10TH TIME 

[NASA RELEASE-79-136] P79-10134 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIJ~ENTS FOR 1985/1988 TIIO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

LIPE SCIENCE INVESiIGATIONS CHOSEN POR SPACE PLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-PY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA PY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OP CHINA) 

P79-10184 05 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE) 

P79-10195 05 

INTERNATIONAL COURCn OP SCIBNTIFIC UHIORS 

WORLDWIDE HEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

NASA IIEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM IIAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

INTERNATIONAL SATELLITES 

S COSMOS SATELLITES 

S COSMOS 1129 

S CTS /COIIMUNICATIONS TECH. SATELLITE/ 

S FRENCH SATELLITES 

S GERMAN SATELLITES 

S GMS, JAPANESE SATELLITE 

S IN~ELSAT 5 

S IRAS /INFRARED ASTRONOMY SATELLITES/ 

S ITALIAN SATELLITES 

SlUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER/ 

S METEOSAT SATELLITES 

S NETHERLANDS SATELLITES 

S PALAPA 2 

S PALAPA-B 

S PALAPA-l 

S SAN MARCO 1 SATELLITE 

S SPUTNIK 3 

S UK-5, UNITED KINGDOM SATELLITE 

S UK-6, UNITED KINGDOM SATELLITE 

S UNITED KINGDOM SATELLITES 

S VOSTOK SPACECR.HT 

INTERNATIONAL SOLAR POLAR BISSION 

S SOLAR POLAR MISSION 

INTERNATIOIIAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER 

SlUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER/ 

INTERPLAHl:TARY SPACE 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-.23] P79-10024 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OP SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

A-49 

10 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79- 10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10 172 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEPING 

P79-10193 05 

INTERSTELLAR DUST 

SA METEOROIDS 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

INTERSTELLAR GAS 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

sysnll 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 13] P79-10113 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79- 10 121 06 

INTERSTELLAR SPACE 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OP GAS CLOUD ARCUND 

!lILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

INTREPID, USS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10 135 06 

INVENTIONS 

NASA CHEMIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] P79-10010 06 

INVESTIGATION BOARDS 

10 

SA SEASAT FAILURE INVESTIGATION BOARD 

SPECIAL STAPP WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 

SHUTTLE ENGINE SHUTDOWN INVESTIGATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-92] P79-10091 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 

06 

06 

06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 
ION COIIPOSITION 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEW MOON OF JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-132] P79-10130 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

SUBJECT INDEX 

IRON 

EARLY FINDINGS FROII PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] p79-100 13 06 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] p79-10033 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER [NASA RELEASE-79-36] p79-10036 06 

FUTURE OF PL'ANETARY EXPLORATION 

ION COIlPOSITION 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

ION CONCENTRATION 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

ION ENGINE 

P79-10189 05 

P79-10194 05 

P79-1C013 06 

P79-10013 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION DEVELOPMENT ASSIGNED TO 

MSFC 

[NASA RELEASE-79-31] P79-10030 06 

IONICS, INC., WATERTOWR, IIASS. 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

IONOSPHERE 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

<MAGS AT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

IOWA ONIV., IOWA CITY 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10195 05 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

ISLAIlDS 

S ASCENSION ISLAND 

S CAPE VERDE ISLAND 

S CHRISTMAS ISLAND 

S GALAPAGOS ISLANDS 

S SAMOAN ISLANDS 

S ST. VINCENT ISLAND 

ISRO 

S INDIAN SPACE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION 

ITALIAN SATELLITES 

SA SAN MARCO 1 SATELLITE 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

ITALY NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] p79-10049 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] p79-10119 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10 131 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] p79-10147 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

p79-10185 05 

IUE /IIlTERRATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER/ 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] p79-10081 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] p79-10121 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] p79-10171 06 

IUS /INERTIAL UPPER STAGE/ 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] p79-10020 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] p79-10037 06 

IRAS /INFRARED ASTROIlORY SATELLITES/ IUS /INTERIM UPPER STAGE/ 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET S IUS /INERTIAL UPPER STAGE/ 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

IRELAND 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

IRIS 

S INFRARED INTERFEROMETER SPECTROMETER 

A-50 

IVECO /IMPROVEMENT VIA ELECTRON CO./, CA. 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] p79-10021 06 

IWO JIIIA, USS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] p79-10135 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 
SUBJECT IHDEI 

J J-2 ROCKE!I ENGINE SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] 

J-85 ENGINE 

1'79-10065 06 

HIMAT HESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA 1,ELEASE-79-90] 1'79-10089 06 

JANUS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 1'79-10023 06 

1'IONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA IELEASE-79-108] 1'79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'135] 1'79-10136 06 

JAPAN 

SA JAPANESE RESEARCH LABORATORY, TOKYO 

SA SPACE ACTIVITIES COMMISSION, JAPAN 

SAGE TO EXAMINE <:ARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] 1'79-10006 06 

Il'ORLDWIDE IIEATHEIi STUDY IIAJOR COO1'EIiATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'17] 1'79-10017 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] 1'79-10090 06 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POHER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA I1ELEASE-79--104] 1'79-10102 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79--112] 1'79-10112 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEIIS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEAS8-79-117] 1'79-10116 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA IELEASE-79-121] 1'79-10119 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79'-130] 1'79-10128 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79,-129] 1'79-10131 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

S~'UDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79'-165] 1'79-10165 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-79-179] 1'79-10179 06 

JAPANESE RESEARCH LABORATORY, TOKYO 

EXPERIMEN~S SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] 1'79-10103 06 

JAPANESE SATELLITES 

S GMS, JAPANESE SATELLITE 

JET PROPULSION LAB., PASADENA, CALIF. 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS -ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] 1'79-10002 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

1'79-10023 06 

1'79-10024 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] 1'79-10037 06 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] 1'79-10047 06 

A-51 

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTOR, TEX. 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] 1'79-10076 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE ,LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] 1'79-10088 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] 1'79-10100 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] 1'79-10101 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] 1'79-10107 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] 1'79-10112 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEW MOON OF JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-132] 1'79-10130 06 

VOYAGER REACQUIRED; SPACECRAFT fUNCTIONS NORMALLY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-134] P79-10133 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS fOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] 1'79-10147 06 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] 1'79-10148 06 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-154] 1'79-10154 06 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAN'D AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] 1'79-10166 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] 1'79-10169 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] 1'79-10171 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[ NASA RELEASE-79-176 ] P79-10175 06 

RADIO CONTACT LOST WITH VOYAGER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-180] 1'79-10177 06 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

1'79-10186 05 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

1'79-10191 05 

JOHH F. KENNEDY SPACE CENTEH, NASA, FLA. 

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA. 

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV., BALTlftORE, BD. 

SA APPLIED PHYSICS LAB., LAUREL, MD. SA APPLIED PHYSICS LABORATORY 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

S1'ACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] 1'79-10112 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] 1'79-10176 06 

JOHNSON S1'ACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. 

SA MISSION CONTROL CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. 
JOP 

PHILIPS NAMED DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY 

AFFAIRS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-7] P79-10007 06 

SKYLAB ATTITUDE CHANGE HADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12] P79-10011 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER PROCUREMENT CONTRACT SIGNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-15] P79-10015 06 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-1 00 27 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

u.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 06 

THE FLIGHl CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] 

JSC DEPUTY DIRECTOR SJOBERG RETIRES 

P79-10065 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-58] P79-10075 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

SiUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

NASA TO RECRUIT SPACE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-101] P79-10105 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEET 10TH TIME 

[NASA RELEASE-79-136] P79-10134 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELIASE-79-156] P79-10155 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CAREON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

2,937 APPLY FOR ASTRONAUT POSITIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-175] p79-10174 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA HELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

JOP 

S GALILEO PROJECT 

JSC 

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. 

JUNEAU, ALASKA 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEE. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

A-52 

SUBJECT INDEX 

JUPITEB /PLAHET/ 

SA EYE OF JUPITER 

JUPITER OESERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA BELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10013 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

AT JUPITEB 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] P79-10026 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOB 1983 SOLAR POLAB 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-66] P79-10052 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

PIONEEB SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS ERIEFING 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

JUPITER ATMOSPHERE 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; EACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10193 05 

P79-10194 05 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION EY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAB 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA BELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITEH ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

ANNIVERSARY OF AI?OLLO 11 HOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

PIONEEll SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

JUPITER EXPLORATION 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA llELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA llELEASE-79·-66] P79-10052 06 

VOYAGEll PICTURES REVEAL NEW MOON OF JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79·-132] P79-10130 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

JUPITER FLYBY VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79·-23] 

P79-10183 05 

P79-10024 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR Por,AR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

INFRARED TELEscon BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-66] P79-10052 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] p79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

RADIO CONTACT LOST WITH VOYAGER 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-180] 

JUPITER ORBI~ER/PROBE 

S GAI.ILEO PROJECT 

JUPITER PHOTOGRAPHS 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

P79-10177 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

USEFUl. INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTEIl 

AT JUI?ITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] P79-10026 06 

PLANE!ARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

PIONEllR 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEII 

[NASA HELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEW MOON OF JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-132] P79-10130 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLAN:BTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BIlIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

JUPITER BINGS 

PLANE!rARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER. NASA, FLA. 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEW HOON OF JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-132] P79-10130 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

JUPITER SORFACE 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10189 05 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT, 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

K 

KANSAS UNIY. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

KAUAI TRACKING STATION, HARAII 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

KC-135 AIRCRAFT 

FUEL-SAVING TEST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

KEARSARGE. USS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER. NASA. FLA. 

P79-10135 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

A-53 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

TWO HISTORIES PUBLISHED BY NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-39] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

P79-10038 06 

ENTERPRISE PREPARED FOR FLIGHT TO FLORIDA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-42] P79-10042 06 

FIRST SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE PASSES ACCEFTANCE 

TEST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-68] P79-10054 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY·3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 
KENTUCKY 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELG IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POHER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

SCHERER TO RETIRE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-159] P79-10159 06 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

FLTSAT'COII LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

(NASA RELEASE-79-163] P79-10162 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

KENTOCKY 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

KENTOCKY UNIV. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

KENYA 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-Ij4] P79-10045 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

KINGS COLLEGE. PA. 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

KIRONA GROOND STATION. SWEDEB 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

KITT PEAK NATIONAL OBS •• TUCSON, ARIZ. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

A-54 

SUBJECT INDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

KSC 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA. 

KWAJALEIN ATOLL. MARSHALL ISLANDS 

06 

06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

KYUSHU ONIV., JAPAN 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10 165 06 

L 

L. B. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON. TEX. 

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. 

LABORATOIRE DE METEOROL. DYHAMIQUE, PARIS 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10 165 06 

LABORATORY FOR BIOCHEM., ZURICH, SWITZ. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] p79-10176 06 

LAGEOS /LASER GEODYNAMIC SATELLITE/ 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10 101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] p79-10116 06 

LAKE CHAMPLAIN, USS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

LAKES 

S GREAT LAKES 

LAMINAR FLOW CONTROL 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

p79-10135 06 

p79-10182 05 

LAI!OHT-DOHER~Y GEOL. OBS., PALISADES, N.Y. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10 131 06 

LANDING APPROACH 

SA LUNAR LANDING 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENOS 

[NASA RELEASE_79-13] 

LANDING AREAS 

P79-10013 06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CINTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

LANDSAT D NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM 

(NASA RELEASE-79-5] P79-10005 06 

LANDSAT-3 HAS MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER PROBLEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-67] P79-100Sj 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

(NASA RELEASE-79·-148] P79-10146 06 

LANDSAT SATELLITES 

SA LANDSAT D 

SA LANDSAT 1 

SA LANDSAT 2 SA LANDSAT 3 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

(NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

NASA tELEGATION ~ro VISIT CHINA 

(NASA RELEASE-79--70] P79-10056 06 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

(NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

(NASA RELEASE-79--121] P79-10119 06 

<NOAA TO IIANAGE HEIIOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

LAIIDSAT 1 

LANDSAT-3 HAS !lUl~TISPECTRAL SCANNER PROBLEM 

(NASA RELEASE-79--67] P79-10053 06 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

[NASA RELEASE-79--148] P79-10146 06 

LANDSAT 2 

LANDSAT-3 HAS MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER PROBLEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-67] P79-10053 06 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

(NASA HELEASE-79-148] P79-10146 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

LANDSAT 3 

LANDSAj~-3 HAS MUI.TISPECTRAL SCANNER PROBLEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79--67] P79-10053 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-148] P79-10146 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

06 

06 

(NASA RELEASE-79--172] P79-10171 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

LANGLEY RESEARCH CElfTER, HAHPTON, VA. 

SAGE TO EXAMINE HARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79--6] P79-10006 06 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79--8] P79-10008 06 

NASA-INVENTED POI.LUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79--40] P79-10039 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-·78] P79-10061 06 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

(NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

HIMAT RESEARCH PI,ANE TO HAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

(NASA RELEASE-79-'90] P79-10089 06 

FUEL-SAVING TES~r FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA BELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

OLSTAD TO BE DEPOTY OF TECHNOLOGY OFFICE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-110] P79-10109 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA IELEASE-79-·108] P79-10110 06 

A-55 

LAUBCH CHROIIOLOGY 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

(NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCH FLIGHTS PLANNED 

(NASA RELEASE-79-141] P79-10 140 06 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] P79-10149 06 

FILLERS 

(NASA IlELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

(NASA IlELEASE-79-156] P79-10155 06 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

(NASA RELEASE-79-164] P79-10164 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

(NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

LARC 

S LANGLEY RESEAIlCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA. 

LARGE SPACE TELESCOPE 

S SPACE TELESCOPE 

LASER DOPPLER VELOCIMETRY 

NASA DEVELOPS MOBILE REMOTE SMOKESTACK MONITORING 

SYSTEM 

(NASA RELEASE-79-52] P79-10069 06 

LASER GEODYNAftIC SATELLITE 

S LAGEOS /LASER GEODYNAMIC SATELLITE/ 

LASER BANGING 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

LASER/LIGHT DETECTION AND RARGING 

S OPTICAL RADAR 

LASERS 

SA CARBON DIOXIDE LASERS 

SA LASER DOPPLER VELOCIMETRY 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

(NASA RELEASE-79-166] p79-10 166 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

(NASA 11ELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

LAUNCH CHRONOLOGY 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLOIlATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

(NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA 11ELEASI-79-61] p79-10049 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

(NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 

06 

06 

06 
LAUNCH COMPLEXES 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

THIRD ELTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 

SHUTTLE TOPS 198b LAUNCH· SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] 

LAUNCH COMPLEXES 

TWO HISTORIES PUBLISHED BY NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-39] 

P79-10163 

P79-10038 

06 

06 

06 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

LAUNCH DATES JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

P79-10004 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

SHUTTLE ORBI~ERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-100 17 06 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

AT JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] P79-10026 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

ENTERPRISE PREPARED FOR FLIGHT TO FLORIDA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-42] P79-10042 06 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] P79-1C043 06 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

LANDSAT-3 HAS MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER PROBLEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-67] P79-10053 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

A-56 

SUBJECT IHDEX 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATULITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 05] P79-10 1 04 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIIIEN1S 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10 115 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-148] P79-10146 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

FLTSATCOM LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-163] P79-10162 06 

SHUlTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

RADIO CONTACT LOST WITH VOYAGER 1 [ NASA RELEASE-79-180] P79-10177 06 
SU:BJECT IIIDEX 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAH OF THE PLANE~~S 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 '05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 O~; 

PIONEEit SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

p79-10193 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

LAUNCH OPllRATIOIiS 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA BELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

AIIERIC1INS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

TWO HISTORIES PUBLISHED BY, NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-39] P79-10038 06 

THE LIFTOFF: RllLIVING A MOllE NT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA ]ELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOll LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'49] P79-10066 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-·113] P79-10113 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM ~~O BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA UELEASE-79-·158] P79-10158 06 

LAUNCH PAllS 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA UELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

ENTER PUlSE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON IIAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

LAUNCH PLATFORMS 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

LAUNCH SCHEDULES 

SATELLITE TO STUllY ELECTRICAL PROBLE!!S 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79'-18] P79-10018 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

FLTSA~:COII LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-163] 

SHUTTI.E TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] 

P79-10162 06 

P79-10163 06 

SUPPORT CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGHAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-170] P79-10168 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

A-57 

LAUNCH VEHICLES 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

LAUNCH SITES 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUD! FEB. 26 ECLIESE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELHASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

LlF~OFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELllASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

SECOND FLISATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

NASA SATEJ,LITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P7 9-1 0095 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA llELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TB FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10 158 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUII IIISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

FLTSATCO!! LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-163] 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] 

P79-10161 06 

P79-10162 06 

P79-10163 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

<HEElING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTJ,E> 

P79-10196 05 

LAUNCH SUPPORT SERVICES 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-100 18 06 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] p79-10043 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE ~O TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10 117 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-142] P79-10 141 06 

LAUIICH VEHICLES 

SA ARIANE LAUNCH VEHICLE 
LDM ASSOCIATES, SAN JOSE, CALIF. 

SA ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE 

SA ATLAS-F 

SA DELTA LAUNCH VEHICLES 

SA DELTA 2914 LAUNCH VEHICLE 

SA DELTA 3914 LAUNCH VEHICLE 

SA SATURN 1 

SA SATURN 1B 

SA SATURN 5 

SA SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

SA SCOUT-D LAUNCH VEHICLE 

SA SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS 

SA TITAN 3 

SA TITAN 3C 

SA TITAN 3E/CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE 

SA TITAN-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE 

NASA CREATES SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 

OPERATIONS OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-127] P79-10126 06 

LDM ASSOCIATES, SAN JOSE, CALIF. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

LEAD-ACID BATTERIES 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

COMBINATION ELECTBIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO BE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

LEDA 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LEICRESTER UNIV., ENGLAND 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

LENNOX INDUSTRIES, DALLAS, TEl. 

SOLAR-POWERED HOME AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

LEO CONSTELLATION 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

LERC 

S LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, OHIO 

LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, ORIO 

DEPUTY DIRECTOR LUBARSKY TO LEAVE LEWIS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1] P79-10001 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTEN~IAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 06 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

A-58 

SUBJECT INDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 06 

WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY WORKSHOP IN 

CLEVELAND 

[NASA RELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 06 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM HAY SAVF 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

WIND TURBINE GENERATOR PLANNED BY NASA AND 

RECLAMATION BUREAU 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10074 06 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 04] P79-10 1 02 06 

OLSTAD TO BE DEPUTY OF TECHNOLOGY OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-110] P79-10109 06 

SOPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-111] P79-10 111 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATOBY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] P79-10 114 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] P79-10137 06 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-139] P79-10142 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

[NASA'RELEASE-79-156] P79-10155 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOH TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

SUPPORT CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-170] P79-10168 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

LIBERTY BELL 7 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

LIBERTI STATE PARK, N.J. 

P79-10135 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

LIBRARIES 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 
SUBJECT IBDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-:l4] P79-10035 06 

LICENSING 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR .HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

NASA-INVENTED POLl,UTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

POWER FAC,[OR CONTHOLLER 

P79-10188 05 

LICK OBSERVATORY, MT .. HAIIILTON, CALIF. 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LIDAR S OPTICAL RADAR 

LIFE SCIENCES 

SA AEROSPACE MEDICINE 

SA ANIMAL STUDIES 

SA DU MAN RESEARCII 

SA PH :/S1OLOGY 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RllLEASE-79-!i5] P79-10072 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERHION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'I67] P79-10176 06 

LIFE SUPPORT SYSTERS 

U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEET 10TH TIME 

[NASA RELEASE-79-136] P79-10134 06 

LIGHT AIRCRAFT 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 06 

LIGHT-YEAR 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

LIGHTER-THAN-AIR VEHICLES 

S BALLOONS 

LIGHTNING 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LIGHTNING APPAREN,[ SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10141 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

LILLE UNIV., FRANCE 

33 INn:STIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

LIliA, PERU 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

LIQUID HYDROGEN PLANET~RY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE SHUTDOWN INVESTIGATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-92] P79-10091 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

A-59 

LOllAR CRlTERS 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

LIQUID OXYGEN 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

p79-10182 05 

LIQUID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING 1I0DULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

LIQUID PROPELLANTS 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

LITTLE /ARTHUR D./, INC. 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT CORP. 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

LOCKHEED ELECTRONICS CO., BOUSTON, TBX. 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

LOCKHBED ELBCTRONICS CO., PLAINFIELD, N.J. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

LOCKHEBD IIISSILE SPACE CENTER, CALIF. 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

LOCKHEED IIISSILES AND SPACE CO., CALIF. 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEII STUDIES PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-174} P79-10173 06 

LOCKHEED PALO ALTO RESEARCH LABS., CALIF. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

LOCKHEED TEST FACILITY, PALIIDALE, CALIF. 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

LOS ALAIIOS SCIENTIFIC LAB., N. RBX. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10 110 06 

LOUISVILLE UBIV., KENTUCKY 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE Fl~IGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10 176 06 

LOW ENERGY CHARGBD PARTICLBS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79~86] P79-10088 66 

LOWELL OBSBRVATORY, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LOX 

S LIQUID OXYGEN 

LUNA PROGRAII 

NASA LASER SYSTEIIS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

LUBAR CRlTBRS 

SA DESCARTES LUNAR CRATER 

SA FRA MAURO B LUNAR CRATER 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 
LONAR EXPLORATION 

LONAR EXPLORATION 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

<NON-MILI~ARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM>. 

p79-10185 05 

LOBAR LANDIBG 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

p79-10191 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

p79-10192 05 

LOBAR IIARIA 

S MARE TRANQOILLITATOS 

LOllAR ORBIT 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] p79-10062 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] p79-10158 06 

LORAB OBBITER 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] p79-10106 06 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-164] P79-10164 06 

LUIIA I PROBES 

S LUNAR ORBITER 

LUNAR SAIIPLES 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] p79-10062 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE 1ICOMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] p79-10127 06 

LONAR SURFACE 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] p79-10013 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] p79-10062 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] p79-10151 06 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

LYSITBEA 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

p79-10194 05 

p79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 06 

M 

MACQUARIE UNIV., AUSTRALIA 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 03] p79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELt 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10131 06 

MADRID TRACKING STATION, SPAIN 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] p79-10110 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10131 06 

MADRID, SPAIN 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

A-60 

SOBJECT INDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

!lADSEII, OIiTAIlIO 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

IIAGELLARIC CLOUDS 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD ARCUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

IIAGHESIUII EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

IIAGNETIC FIBLD 

SA GEOMAGNETIC FIELD 

EAHLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10013 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYS~EM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 00] P79-10 1 00 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF TEE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

IIAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITB /MAGSAT/ 

S MAGSAT /MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE/ 

IIAGNBTOIIBTER 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 
SOIlJECT INDEX 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RILEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELEC~:ED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'103] P79-10103 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'108] P79-10110 06 

SATELLlj:E TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

MAGNETOSPBERE 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

P79-10193 05 

P79-10195 05 

P79-10013 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUN~'ER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT F'OR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

IIAGNBTS 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTEN~IAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 06 

MAGSAT IIIAGNETIC FIEI,D SATELLITEI 

EXPERIMENTS SELEC~'ED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

MARINER SPACE PROBES 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

IIANAGEBENT AND TECH. SERVICES, TEXAS 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

IIANITOBA ONlY., CABADA EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD ·SATELLITE 

[NASA RELE1SE-79-1 03] P79-10 103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

IIANDED FLIGHT IIISSION CONTROL CEiTER 

SA MISSION CONTROL CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. 

BANNED BANEUVERING ONIT 

ASTRONAUTS HAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10 124 06 

BANNED ORBITING LABORATORY 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

BABNED SPACE FLIGHT 

SA APOLLO PROJECT 

SA GEMINI PROJECT 

SA SKYLAB PROGRAM 

P79-10135 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

JSC DEPUTY DIRECTOR SJOBERG RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-58] P79-10075 06 

BANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. 

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. 

IIANPORER 

SA PERSONNJ~L 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERAHONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

IIAPPIliG MAINTENANCE S CARTOGRAPHY 

SA SPACE MAINTENANCE 

ftAN-SYSTEBS INTEGRATION 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCH FLIGHTS PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'141] P79-10140 06 

MANAGBIIEHT 

SA ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS 

SEASAT FAILURE REPORT COMPLETED [NASA RILEASE-79-9] P79-10009 06 

SPECIAL STAFF WIJ.L AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS [NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

NASA CREATES SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM OPERATIONS OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-127] P79-10126 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASI-79-161] P79-10161 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

A-61 

BARCONI SPACE AND DEFENCE SIS., LTD., ENG. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

IIARE TRAHgOILJ.ITATUS 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

ASTRONAUIS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

ftARINE OBSERYATION SATELLITE-l 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE COOPEIlAHON 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

ftAIlINE RESOURCES 

SA FISHES 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

I!ARINER SPACE PROBES S MAUNER 2 S MARINER 4 S MARINER 5 S MARINER 6 S llARINER 7 S MARINER 9 
MARINER 2 

S MAUNER 10 

MARINER 2 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

MARINER 4 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

MARINER 5 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

MARINER 6 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

MARINER 7 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

MARIlIER 9 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

MARINER 10 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

MARITIME ADMINISTRATION 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SA,[ELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

MARITIME COMMUNICATIONS 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

MARITIME INDUSTRY 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

MARS /PLANET/ EARLY FINDINGS FROIl PIONEER VENUS 

[lIASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[lIASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

MARS ATMOSPHERE 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

A-62 

SUBJECT INDEX 

lIARS CABALS 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

MARS EXPLORATION 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER [NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

MARS PHOTOGRAPHS 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

(NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM) 

p79-10185 05 

MARS POLAR CAPS 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

MARS SURFACE 

SA CHRYSE REGION /MARS/ 

SA UTOPIA REGION /MARS/ 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-100 13 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTBR, ALA. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] 

NASA CHEMIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] 

SKY LAB ATTITUDE CHANGE MADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12] 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] 

P79-10004 06 

OF THE YEAR 

P79-10010 06 

P79-100 11 06 

VESSELS 

P79-10012 06 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION DEVELOPMENT ASSIGNED TO 

MSFC 

[NASA RELEASE-79-31] p79-10030 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

ENTERPRISE PREPARED FOR FLIGHT TO FLORIDA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-42] P79-10042 06 

FIRS~ SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE PASSES ACCEPTANCE 

TEST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-68] P79-10054 06 

SOLAR-POWERED HOME AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

NASA DEVELOPS MOBILE REMOTE SMOKESTACK MONITORING 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-52] 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-82] 

P79-10069 06 

P79-10087 06 
SUB;JECT INDEX 

SHUTTLE ENGINE SHUTDOWN INVESTIGATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-92] P79-10091 06 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

SCHERER :ro HEAD EX'fERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] P79-10150 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE PROPULSION TESTS TO RESUME IN 

MID-DECEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-153] P79-10153 06 

WRONG W,:LDING WIRE IS CAUSE OF TEST FAILURE 

[ NASA RI~LEASE-79-157 ] 1'79-10157 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-174] P79-10173 06 

THREE SHUTTLE TEST ENGINES FIRED SUCCESSFULLY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-178] P79-10181 06 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

MARTIN MARIETTA AEROSPACE 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

MARTIN MARIETTA AEROSPACE, DENVER, COLO. 

SATELLHE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

<VOYAGEHS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79·-120] P79-10120 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10175 06 

IIARYLABD UNIV. 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

MARYLAND UUV., COLLI:GE PARK 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 

MASOR, USS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

MASS SPECTROME~ERS 

P79-10135 

SATELLlj~E TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

MASSACHUSETTS IIIS'f. OF TECH., CAMBRIDGE 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

P79-10013 

06 

06 

06 

06 

06 

06 

[NAS1). RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

A-63 

IICDONNELL-DOUGLAS ASTRONAUTICS CO., CAUF. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YllARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLCSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

MASSACHUSETTS lHST. OF TECHBOL., BOSTON 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLI~E 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

IIASSACHUSETTS DNIV., AMHERST 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLrrE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

MATERIALS HANDLING 

SCIEN!ISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

BATERIALS RESEARCH 

SA VOLCANIC MATERIAL 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] P79-10150 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

MATRIX CORP., ACTOH, MASS. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

IIATTER-ANTIBATTER ANNIHILATION 

S BIG-BANG COSMOLOGY 

IIAUNA KEA, HAWAII 

P79-10023 06 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-66] P79-10052 06 

MAX-PLANCK INST. FOR AERONOIIY, GERBANY 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

IIAX-PLANCK INST. FOR PHIS. AND ASTROPHYS. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

MCDONALD OBSERVATORY, AUSTIN, TEX. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE -

[NASA HELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS ASTRONAUTICS CO., CALIF. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 
MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS CORP. 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-19-16] P19-10065 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-19-96] P19-10095 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-19-108] P19-10110 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-19-120] P19-10120 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-19-158] P19-10158 06 

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS CORP. 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-19-14] P19-10063 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-19-158] P19-10158 06 

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS TECH •. SER. CO., TEXAS 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10027 06 

MEASURING DEVICES 

S ALTIMETER 

S CLOCKS 

S INFRARED DETECTORS 

S INFRARED RADIOMETER 

S INFRARED SPECTROMETER 

S INTERFEROMETERS 

S MAGNETOME~ER 

S MASS SPECTROMETERS 

S NEPHELOMETERS 

S PHO~OMETERS 

S PO LARIMETERS 

S RADIO INTERFEROMETER 

S RA DIOSONDES 

S SP ECTROllETER 

S UL~RAVIOLET SPECTROMETER 

IIEDALS 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] P79-10029 

MUTCH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE 

SCIENCE 

[NASA RELEASE-19-72] P19-10058 

06 

06 

DR. SEITZ GIVEN SECOND NASA DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC 

SERVICE MEDAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-62] P79-10078 06 

DR. JOHN E. NAUGLE TO LEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-63] P79-10079 06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-164] P79-10164 06 

IIEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, RICHIIOND 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] P79-10149 06 

IIEDICAL EQUIPIIENT 

SA TELECARE 

NASA CHEMIST IS NA~IONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] P79-10010 06 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] P19-10149 06 

MEDICAL RESEARCH 

SA BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] P79-10149 06 

A-64 

SUBJECT INDEX 

IIEDICINE IGE!I 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-19-119] P79-10118 06 

MEDICINE BOW, WIOIIING WIND TURBINE GENERATOR PLANNED BY NASA AND 

RECLAMATION BUREAU 

[NASA RELEASE-79-57] P19-10074 06 

IIEMORANDUII OF UNDERSTANDING 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-19-37] P79-10031 06 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] P79-10043 06 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-19-121] P79-10 119 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10179 06 

IIEIIPHIS, TENN. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P19-10018 06 

MERCURY IPLANETI 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

AT JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] P79-10026 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10 110 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10 186 05 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

IIERCURI ATIIOSPHERE 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

IIERCURI PHOTOGRAPHS 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

MERCURY PROJECT 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10 135 06 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P19-10196 05 

MERCURY SUHFACE 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

MERCURY-ATLAS 6 

S FRIENDSHIP 7 

IIERCURY-ATLAS 1 

S AURORA 7 

IIERCURY-ATLAS 8 

S SIGMA 7 
IIERCURY-ATLAS 9 

S FAITIl 7 

IIERCURY-REDSTONE 3 

S FH EEDOM 7 

MERCURY-REDSTONE q 

SUBJECT INDEX 

S LIBERTY BELL 7 

MERRITT ISLAND TRACKING STATION, FLA. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S IIAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERAUONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

IIETALLIC HYDROGEN 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

METALLURGY 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SEACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

IIETALS 

SA ALLOYS 

SA ALUMINUM 

SA COATINGS 

SA GOLD 

SA MAGNESIUM 

SA POTASSIUM 

SATELLI'fE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

METEORITE IHPACT 

PLANETARY EXPLORA'rION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

RADAR FINDS EARTH'-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

IIETEORITES 

S ALLENDE METEORITE 

S MICROMETEORITES 

METEOROID DETECTORS 

S PEGASUS 1 

S PEGASUS 2 

S PEGASUS 3 

IIETEOROIDS 

SA MICROMETEOROIDS 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

METEOROLOGICAL OFFIC:B, BRACKNELL, ENGLAIID 

SAGE TO EXAMINE E.~RTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, UMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

IIETEOROLOGICAL SATEL:LITES 

SA GMS, JAPANESE SATELLITE 

SA GOES IGEOST~T. OPERATIONAL ENVIRON_ SAi_1 

SA GOES-A 

SA GOES-B 

SA GOES-C 

SA GOES-1 

SA GOES-2 

SA IIETEOSAT SATEL.LITES 

S A NIMBUS G 

SA NIMBUS 4 

SA NIIIBUS 6 

SA NIIIBUS 7 

SA NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES SA NOAA-A 

SA NOAA-B 

A-65 

SA NOAA-5 

SA SMS-1 

SA SIIS-2 

SA TIROS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES 

SA TIROS N 

BIABI ONlY., FLA. 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10 165 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

IIETEOROLOGY 

SA CLOUDS 

SA HURRICANES 

SA LIGHTNING 

SA MONSOONS 

SA SNOW 

SA THUNDERSTORMS 

SA T'YPHOONS 

SA WEATHER FORECASTING 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON RAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

(NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U_S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

p79-10189 05 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

IIETEOSAT SATELLITES 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

BETHAIIE 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10 110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

IIEODON, FRANCE 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-23] P19-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86) P79-10088 06 

IIEXICO 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

MIAIII ONIV., FLA. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 
MIAMI ONIV., OXFOBD, OHIO 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

MIAMI ONIV., OXFORD, OHIO LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

MIAMI, FLA. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL ONIV., HOUGHTON 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

MICHIGAN ONIV. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

MICRIGAN ONIV., ANN ARBOR 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

MICHOOD ASSEMBLY FAC •• NEi ORLEANS, LA. 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

MICROELECTRONICS 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

IIICROHETEORITES 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

IIICROHETEOROIDS 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

IIICROIIINIATURIZATION 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

MICROSCOPES 

S ELECTRON MICROSCOPES 

IIICROWAVE ASSOC., INC •• BOBLINGTON. IIASS. 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] P79-10149 06 

IIICBOWAVE ASTBONOIlY 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

IIICROilVE RADAR NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

MICROWAVE BADIOIlETEBS 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] 

MICROWAVE TECHNOLOGY 

P79-10149 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

A-66 

SOBJECT INDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] 

MILITABY AIRCBAFT 

SA F/A-18 AIRCRAFT 

SA YF-17 AIRCBAFT 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-77] 

P79-10118 06 

p79-10059 06 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] P79-10099 06 

MILITARY SEA LIFT COMIIAND 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

IIILKY WAY 

NASA AIRCRAF~ TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

MILLIIIETRB WAVE EXPEBIIIENT 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] p79-10080 06 

IIIIIAS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGBOUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

IIIBERAL EXPLORATION 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPBITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

IIINING 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

MINISTRY OF DEFENCR, ENGLAND 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

IIINISTBY OF HEALTH. U.S.S.R. 

P79-10049 06 

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

U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEET 10TH TIME 

[NASA RELEASE-79-136] P79-1013Q 06 

IIINISTRY OF MEBCHANT MABINE. O.S.S.B. 

NASA, CANADA- AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA 8ELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

IIINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

MINNESOTA 

S DULUTH, MINN. S MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 

MINNESOTA UNIV., IIINNEAPOLIS 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 
SUBJECT IBDEI 

SPACE LAB/SHUTTLE :FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10 112 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

IIINOllITIES 

NASA TO RECRUIT S.PACE SHUTTLE ASTllONAUTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-101] P79-10105 06 

IIINORITY BUSINESSES 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-5] P79-10005 06 

IIISSION CONTROL CENTER. HOUSTOR. TEX. WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS. 35 NEW CANDIDAiES IS 

VARIED. EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTRO:LLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

IIISS10N DOBATION 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

P79-10004 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEllENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

SMALL X-RAY SATEL:LITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-·6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW :FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACj~ 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE: 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] F79-10147 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE. ATMOSPHERl:C 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

IIISSIOB OBJECTIVES 

SAGE iO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEll.ENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLIIR 

HISSI.ON 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

A-67 

IIISSION I?LANS 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS. STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

EXPERIMEN'lS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATOllY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLEi SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10 121 06 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPABE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SHALL AlRCRAF~r. 

DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] P79-10 137 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOH TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

P79-10156 06 

P79-10161 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE) 

P79-10195 05 

IIISSIOB PLANS 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEEll VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

P79-100 13 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION DEVELOPMENT ASSIGNED TO 

MSFC 

[NASA RELEASE-79-31] P79-10030 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSIGN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA llELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 
BISSISSIPPI TEST FACILITY, BAY ST. LOUIS 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

RCA SATCOH LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10175 06 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

BISSISSIPPI TEST FACILITY, BAY ST. LOUIS 

FIRST SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE PASSES ACCEPTANCE 

TEST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-68] P79-10054 06 

BODELING 

S COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION 

BOL 

S MANNED ORBITING LABORATORY 

MONEX EXPERIBENT 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 

BONSOONS 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 

BONTANA 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

IIOON 

SA AMALTHEA 

SA ANANKE 

SA CALtISTO 

SA CARIIE 

SA DIONE 

SA ELARA 

SA ENCELADUS 

SA EUROPA 

SA GANYMEDE 

SA HIMALIA 

SA HYPERION 

SA IAPETUS 

SA 10 

SA JANUS 

SA LEDA SA LYSITHEA 

SA MIMAS 

SA PASIPHAE 

SA PHOEBE 

SA RHEA 

A-68 

SA SINOPE 

SA TETHYS 

SA UTAN 

SUBJECT INDEX 

SA 1979S1 /SATURN MOON/ 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] p79-10012 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] p79-10023 06 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER AT JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] p79-10026 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO rAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10 116 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEW MOON OF JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-132] p79-10130 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] p79-10156 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

p79-10186 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

p79-10194 

06 

06 

06 

06 

06 

05 

05 

BOONIIALKS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

BOSCOIl, U.S.S.R. 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] p79-100 17 06 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] p79-10046 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] p79-10092 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] p79-10122 06 

MOTOROLA, INC., SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] p79-10023 06 

MOUND LAB., MIAMISBURG, OHIO 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] p79-10110 

IISF 

S MANNED SPACE FLIGHT 

MSFC 

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA. 

HULLARD SPACE SCI. LAB., DORKING, ENGLAND 

NASA ro LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] p79-10049 06 

BULTIPORPOSE SPACE VEHICLES 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

BULTISPECTBAL SCANNER 

p79-10161 06 

p79-10182 05 

LANDSAT-3 HAS MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER PROBLEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-67] p79-100S3 06 

DE NOYER, NORHOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 
SUBJECT INDEX 

N II.R.G. PRODOCTS, INC:., YIRELAlD, II. J. NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

IIACA 

S NATIONAL ADV. COMM. FOR AERONAUTICS 

NAPLES OlllV., ITALY 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'129] P79-10131 06 

NAS 

S NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

IIASA COMMUNICATIOIIS NETWORK 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

IIASA EARTH SUBVEY AIBCRAFT 

S U-2 AIRCRAFT 

NASA END-TO-END DATA. SYSTEII 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF ~HE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-·179] P79-10179 06 

NASCOII S NASA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK 

NASTEC IIIC., CLEVELAND, OHIO 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-104] P79-10102 06 

NASYVTIS BOLTIROLLER TRACTIOB DRIYE 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUnONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-104] P79-10102 06 

NATAL, BRAZIL 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPEaIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS SATELLITE 

[NASA EELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL MOVEIIENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] p79-10116 

NATIONAL ACADEIIY OF SCIEIICES 

06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

NATIONAL ADV. COM II. FOR AERONAUTICS 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

JSC DEPUTY DIRECTOR SJOBERG RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-·58] P79-10075 06 

DR. JAMES KRAMER RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-123] P79-10123 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 

IIATIONAL AERON. AIID SPACE ADftIN. 

SA AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD, CA. 

SA APOLLO LUNAR EXPLORATION OFFICE, NASA 

SA AUTOMOTIVE GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM SA CON7RACTING AND PROCUREMENT 

SA DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER, CALIF. 

SA GODDARD INST. FOR SPACE STUDIES, N.Y. 

SA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT, liD. 

SA HEADQUARTERS. NASA, WASHINGTON, D.C. 

SA JET PROPULSION LAB., PASADENA, CALIF. 

SA JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. 

SA KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA. 

SA LA NGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA. 

SA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, OHIO 

SA MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA. 

SA IIICHOUD ASSEMBLY FAC., NEW ORLEANS, LA. 

SA NASA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK SA NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LAB., NASA 

SA OFFICE OF AERON. AND SPACE TECHNOL., NASA SA OFFICE OF EXTERNAL RELATIONS, NASA 

SA OFFICE OF IND. AFF. AND TECH. UTIL., NASA 

06 

A-69 

NATIONAL AERON. AND SPACE ADftIN. 

SA OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, NASA 

SA OFFICE OF LIFE SCIENCES, NASA 

SA OFFICE OF SPACE AND TERR. APPL., NASA 

SA OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT, NASA SA OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE, NASA 

SA OFFICE OF SPACE TRACKING AND DATA SYSTEMS 

SA OFFICE OF SPACE TRANSPORT. SYS. OPERATIONS SA OFFICE OF SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYS. ACQ. 

SA OFFICE OF SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS 

SA SCIENTIFIC AND TECH. INFORM. FACILITY, MD. 

SA SCIENTIFIC AND TECH. INFORM. OFFICE, NASA 

SA SPACE PROGRAM ADVISORY COUNCIL, NASA 

SA WALLOPS FLIGHT CENTER, WALLOPS ISLAND, VA. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-5] P79-10005 06 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER PROCUREMENT CO~TRACT SIGNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-15] P79-10015 06 

STUDY TO DETERIIINE PRIV ATE SECTOR ROLE IN REMOTE 

SENSING 

[NASA RELllASE-79-16] P79-10016 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELllASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOllE ANB INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] p79-10022 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 

06 

06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA liELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELBASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] p79-10033 06 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TUREINE ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

TIIO HISTOllIES PUBLISHED BY NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-39] P79-10038 06 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA REL!ASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] P79-10043 06 

WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY WORKSHOP IN 

CLEVELAND 

[NASA RELEASE-79-45] p79-10044 06 
NATIONAL AERON. AND SPACE ADftIN. CONTD 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R~ TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-66] P79-10052 06 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

SOLAR-POWERED HOME AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL [NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

NASA DEVELOPS MOBILE REMOTE SMOKESTACK MONITORING 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-52] P79-10069 06 

MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIA~'IONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-53] P79-10070 06 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. THEME AT PARIS AIR SHOW 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

WIND TURBINE GENERATOR PLANNED BY NASA AND 

RECLAMATION BUREAU 

[NASA RELEASE-79-57] P79-10074 06 

JSC DEPUTY DIRECTOR SJOBERG RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-58] P79-10075 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SA~ELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGO~IATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMO~E 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 06 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-82] P79-10087 06 

A-70 

SUBJECT INDEX 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

FUEL-SAVING TEST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRA~ED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-1009Q 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] p79-10095 06 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] P79-10099 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

SOPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

[NASA BELEASE-79-111] P79-10111 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] P79-1011Q 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

NASA CREATES SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 

OPERATIONS OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-127] P79-10126 06 

SCIENTISTS ANAL'YZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUl' TO IIEE~ 10TH TINE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-136] 1'79-10134 06 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-140] 1'79-10139 06 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCH FLIGHTS PLANNED 

[NASA RELFASE-79-141] P79-10140 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10141 06 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-139] P79-10142 06 

NASA INUIATES NEIi THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA REJ.EASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

SHUTTLE llNGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-146] 1'79-10144 06 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA REUASE-79-145] 1'79-10145 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA REJ.EASE-79-147] 1'79-10147 06 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] P79-10149 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] 1'79-10151 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] 1'79-10152 06 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-154] 1'79-10154 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH ~~O BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] 1'79-10158 06 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] 1'79-10160 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 1'79-10161 06 

FLTSATCOH LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-163] 1'79-10162 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIIIATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-165] 1'79-10165 06 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIll LAND AREA EXPANDING [NASA RELEASE-79-166] 1'79-10166 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] 1'79-10167 06 

SUPPORT CONTRACT AljARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-170] P79-10168 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CAREON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] 1'79-10169 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY u-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] 1'79-10170 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1'72] 1'79-10171 06 

A-71 

NATIONAL EHYIROBIIENTAL SATELLITE SERV:CCE 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-174] P79-10 173 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] 1'79-10175 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

IMAGE-PROCESSING COMPUTER CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-181] P79-10180 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA> 

1'79-10184 05 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

1'79-10187 05 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 1'79-10188 05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS) 

1'79-10190 05 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

1'79-10195 05 

NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUII, BASH., D.C. 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] 1'79-10029 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

NATIONAL ASTRONOMt AND IONOSPHERE CENTER 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

BATIONAL BUR. OF STD •• BOULDER, COLO. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] 1'79-10101 06 

NATIOBAL BUR. OF STD •• WASBINGTON, D.C. 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] 1'79-10169 06 

NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF STATE LEGISLATURES 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACHVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

NATIONAL COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 1'79-10191 05 

NATIONAL CTR. FOR ATMOSPRERIC RES., COLO. 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPEHATIVE EFFORT [NASA RELEASE-79-17] 1'79-10017 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] 1'79-10165 06 

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SATELLITE SERVICE 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] 1'79-10006 06 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] 1'79-10160 06 
NATIONAL GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

NATIONAL GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER, MIAMI, FLA. 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

RATIONAL METEOROL. CTR., WASHINGTON, D.C. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

RATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMIN. 

SA NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SATELLITE SERVICE 

SA NATIONAL METEOROL. CTR., WASHINGTON, D.C. 

SA NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NOAA 

SA SOLAR FORECAST CENTER, BOULDER, COLO. 

STUDY TO DETERMINE PRIVATE SECTOR ROLE IN REMOTE 

SENSING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-16] P79-10016 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 

06 

06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF lHE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-EY 1980 BUDGET 

p79-10182 05 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

NATIONAL OCEANIC SATELLITE SYSTEM 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE 

P79-10182 05 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-5] P79-10005 06 

NATIONAL PHYS. LAB., TEDDINGTON, ENGLAND 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

NATIONAL RES. COUR. OF CANADA, OTTAWA 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103]· P79-10103 06 

NATIONAL RES. COUNCIL OF CAN., NOVA SCOTIA 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, CAIADA 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

A-72 

SUBJECT INDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10131 

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, TRAILAND 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] p79-10050 06 

NATIOI1L SCIENCE FOUND., WASHINGTON, D.C. 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] p79-10017 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] p79-10047 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM HAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL [NASA RELEASE-79-51] p79-10068 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] p79-10116 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] p79-10056 06 

NATIONAL SOC. FOR THE PREVENT. OF BLIND. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE DATA CENTER, NASA 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10131 06 

SPACE TECHNOLOGY LAB., NASA 

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE PASSES ACCEPTANCE 

NATIONAL 

FIRST 

TEST 

[ NASA RELEASE-79-68 ] p79-10054 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE SHUTDOWN INVESTIGATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-92] P79-10091 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] p79-10119 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10 144 06 

WRONG WELDING WIRE IS CAUSE OF TEST FAILURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-157] p79-10157 06 

THREE SHUTTLE TEST ENGINES FIRED SUCCESSFULLY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-178] P79-10181 

NATIONAL TELECOM. AND INFO. AD6IN. 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70 1 

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NOAA 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] 

NATO 

P79-10056 

P79-10160 

S NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION 

NATURAL GAS FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-139] P79-10142 

NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS COMMAND 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] p79-10099 

NAVAL ELECTRONIC SYSTEftS COMftAND 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] p79-10066 

06 

06 

06 

06 

06 

06 
SOIIJECT IliDEX 

NAVAL OBSERVATORY, lIllSBINGTOll, D.C. 

NASA SEJ.ECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLI~rE 

[NASA RllLEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NAVAL RESEJIRCH LAB., IIASHINGTOIi, D.C. 

AMERICANS AND CANJIDIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE [NASA RllLEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] p79-1002li 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA SELECTS liO INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE :nIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

NAVIGATION SA GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION SYSTEMS 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COS~S 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38]' P79-100li1 06 

<MAGSA~:: MISSION IMPORTANCE) 

NAVIGATIOllAL SATELLITES 

S NAVY 20 

S NAVY 21 

S TRANSIT NAVIGATIONAL SATELLITE 

NAVY 20 

SHUTTLll TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] 

NAVY 21 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA BELEASE-79-162] 

NAVY, U.S. SA NAVAL ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS COMMAND 

P79-10195 O~; 

P79-10163 . 06 

P79-10163 06 

SA NAVAL OBSERVATORY, WASHINGTON, D.C. 

SA NAVAL RESEARCH LAB., WASHINGTON, D.C. 

SA OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT [NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 [NASA RELEASE-79-li9] P79-10066 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSIOII IIIPORTANCE) 

NEBULAE 

S GALAXIES 

NEON EARLY FINDINGS FROII PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

P79-10195 05 

P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

IiEPHELOIIETERS 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

NEPTUNE /PLABET/ 

P79-10013 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR SYSTEII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8li] P79-10082 06 

NESS 

S NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SATELLITE SERVICE 

NETHERLANDS 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRIUSH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79·-61] P79-100li9 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

NASA flEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 (16 

A-73 

BRW YORK STATR UNIY., STONY BROOK 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSICN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1li7] P79-10 lli7 06 

NETHERLANDS SATELLITES LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICI.E 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

NEUTRON STARS 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA BELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-lili] p79-100li5 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO RE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

BEW HAIIPSHIRE UNIY., DORHAH 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPItER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-1002li 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

NEW JERSRY BUR. OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL FIRSt SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1lili] P79-10152 06 

NEW JERSEY DEPT. OF ENVIRON. PROTECTION 

FIRS~ SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1lili] P79-10 152 06 

HEB IIEXICO 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICA~IONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

NEN IIEXICO STATE ONlY. AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NER ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 

NEW ORLEANS, USS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12li] 

IiEi YORK CITY, N.Y. 

p79-10095 06 

P79-10135 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE [NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-100 18 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

HEi YORK STATE UNIY., STONY BROOK 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-1002li 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPJlERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10 165 06 
NEIl ZElLAND 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

NEll ZEALAND 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

NEilS !lEDIA 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

NICKEL ALLOYS 

SA INCONEL /TRADEMARK/ 

NIKE-ORION SOUNDING ROCKET 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 

NIIIBOS G 

06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] p79-10018 06 

NIIIBOS IIETEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES 

S NIMBUS G 

S NIMBUS 4 

S NIMBUS 6 

S NIMBUS 7 

NIlIBOS 4 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STODY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NIIIBOS 6 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STODY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NIIIBOS 7 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

NITROGEN EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] p79-10032 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE SHUTDOWN INVESTIGATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-92] P79-10091 06 

NITROGEN OXIDES 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

NOA, OSS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES 

SA NOAA-A 

SA NOAA-B 

SA NOAA-5 

P79-10135 06 

NASA WEATRER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] p79-10068 06 

NOAA-A 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

A-74 

SUBJECT INDEX 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

NOAA-B 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

NOltA-5 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NOISE REDUCTION RESEARCH 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-77] P79-10059 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. THEME A!I' PARIS AIR SHOW 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-104] P79-10102 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT 

DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] P79-10137 06 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10 178 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

NORAD 

S NORTH AMERICAN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND 

NORFOLK GEHERAL HOSPITAL, VA. 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] P79-10149 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

NORFOLK MEDICAL SCHOOL, VA •. 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] P79-10149 06 

NORTH All. AVIATION, INC., SEAL BEACH, CA. 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

BORTH AIIERICA 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[ NASA. RELEASE-79-117 ] P79-10 116 06 

HORTH AMERICAN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE HILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATIOH 

RCA SATCOII LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

NORTH CAROLINA STATB ONlY., RALBIGH. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S I!AGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

NOZZLES 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE PROPULSION TESTS TO RESUIIE IN 

MID-DECEIIBER 
SOBJECT IHDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-153] P79-10153 06 

WRONG WELDING WIRE IS CAOSE OF TEST FAILURE 

[NASA REUASE-79-157] P79-10157 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

NTIA 

S NATIONAL TELECOI1. AND INFO. ADMIN. 

1I0CLEAR POtiER 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8 /,] P79-10082 06 

NUCLEAR PROPULSION 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTEII SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

o o STARS 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY RBVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELIASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

OAO /ORBITING AS~ROIIOUXCAL OBSERVATORY/ 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASB-79-172] P79-10171 06 

OBSERVATORIES 

S ARECIBO OBSERVATORY, PUERTO RICO 

S GERARD P. KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY 

S GRIFFITH OBSERVATORY, LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 

S HAYSTACK OBSERVATORY, WESTFORD, MASS. 

S HIGH ALTITUDE OBSERVATORY, BOULDER, COLO. 

S KITT PEAK NATIONAL OBS., TUCSON, ARIZ. 

S LAMONT-DOHERTY GEOL. OBS., PALISADES, N.Y. 

S LICK OBSERVATORY, MT. HAMILTON, CALIF. 

S LOWELL OBSERVATORY, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. 

S MCDONALD OBSERVATORY, AUSTIN, TEX. 

S NAVAL OBSERVATORY, WASHINGTON, D.C. 

S OSSERVATORIO VESUVIANO, NAPLES, ITALY 

S OWENS VALLEY RADIO OBS., GOLDSTONE, CALIF. 

S PALOMAR OBSERVATORY, PASADENA, CALIF. 

S PARIS OBSERVATORY, FRANCE 

S SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL OBS., MASS. 

OBSERYATOR! SATELLITES 

S HEAO-l 

S HEAO-2 

S HEAO-3 

S OAO /ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY/ 

S OGO 2 

S OGO 4 

S OGO 6 

OCCOLTATION 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] 'p79-10088 06 

PIONEER ~ro ENCOUNTER SATORN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOONTER NEWS BRIEFING 

OCEAN OF STORftS /ftOOH/ 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

OCEAN SURFACE 

P79-10193 05 

P79-10135 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STODY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

OCEANOGRAPHY 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

OFFICE OP MANAGEftENT AND BOD GET 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-10187 05 

OFFICE DE LA RECHE. SCI. ET TECH., PARIS 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

OPFICE OF ADY. RES. AND TECHROL., RASA 

SA OFFICE OF AERON. AND SPACE TECHNOL., NASA 

A-75 

OPFICE OP AEROR. AND SPACE TECRBUL., BASA 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

HIHAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

OLSTAD TO BE DEPUTY OF TECHNOLOGY OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-110] P79-10109 06 

OFPICE OF EXTERNAL RELATIONS, IIASA 

PHILIPS NAMED DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY 

AFFAIRS 

[NASA RELEASI-79-7] P79-10007 06 

STUDY TO DETERMINE PRIVATE SECTOR ROLE IN REMOTE 

SENSING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-16] P79-10016 06 

RITCHIE NAMED DEPUTY FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-20] P79-10019 06 

FRUlKIN TO LEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-85] P79-10084 06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHUTTLE STUDENT PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-133] P79-10132 06 

SCHERER TO RETIRE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-159] 

OPFICE OF FEDERAL PROCOREMENT POLICY 

P79-10159 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER PROCUREMENT CONTRACT SIGNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-15] P79-10015 06 

OFFICE OP IND. AFF. AND TECH. OTIL., NASA 

SA SCIENTIFIC AND TECH. INFORM. OFFICE, NASA 

PHILIPS NAMED DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY 

AFFAIRS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-7] P79-10007 06 

OFFICE OF INDUSTRY AFFAIRS, NASA 

S OFFICE OF IND. AFF. AND TECH. UTIL., NASA 

OPFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFPAIRS, NASA 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

OFFICE OF LIFE SCIENCES, NASA 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

OFFICE OF ftANAGEftENT AND BODGET 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH 

OFFICE OF NAVAL RESBARCH 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

OFFICE OF SCI. AND TECH. IBFOR8., BASA 

S OFFICE OF IND. AFF. AND TECH. UTIL., NASA 

OFFICE OF SCIENCE ABD TECHNOLOGY POLICY 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

OFFICE OF SPACE ABD TEHH. APPL., NASA 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10141 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT, NASA 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERAlIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-156] P79-10155 06 

OFFICE OF SPACE SCI. AND APPL., NASA 

S OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE, NASA 

OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE, NASA 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] P79-10029 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

DR. JOHN E. NAUGLE TO LEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-63] P79-10079 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

06 

06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLA·R MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

A-76 

SUBJECT INDEX 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEAL'IH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10 136 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10141 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COftET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

P79-10147 06 

P79-10161 06 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-164] P79-10164 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGH'I FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

OFFICE OF SPACE TRACKING AND DATA SISTE8S 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

OFFICE OF SPACE TRANSPORT •. SYS •. OPERATIONS 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-156] P79-10 155 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

OFFICE OF SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYS. ACQ. 

NASA CREATES SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 

OPERATIONS OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-127] P79-10 126 06 

MICHAEL WEEKS NAMED TO SHUTTLE POST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-138] P79-10138 06 

OFFICE OF SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEftS 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10049 06 

P79-10095 06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SHITU CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

NASA CREATES SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 

OPERATIONS OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-127] P79-10126 06 

OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION, NASA 

S OFFICE OF IND. AFF. AND TECH. UTIL., NASA 

OFFICE OF TRACKING AND DATA ACQ., NASA 

S OFFICE OF SPACE TRACKING AND DATA SYSTEMS 

OFO 

S ORBITING FROG OTOLITH 

OFT 

S ORBITAL FLIGHT TESTS 
SOBJE(:T IIIDEX 

OGO /ORBITING GEOPHYSICllL OBSERVATORY/ 

S OGO 2 

S OGO 4 

S. OGO 6 

OGO 2 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EllRTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

OGO 4 

SATELLITE ~ro STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

OGO 6 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ElIRTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

OHIO 

SA CLEVELAND, OHIO 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAH OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

OHIO STATE OJIIV., COLOl'l80S 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELl:ASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

OIL 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELllASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOlIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

OKIIIAlIA, OSS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

OKLAHOMA ONIV., OKLAHO!A CITY 

P79-10195 05 

P79-10135 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELllASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

ONTARIO, CABlIDA 

S COCHENOUR, ONTARIO 

OPTICAL BADAll 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

OPTICAL SYST:eMS 

S OPTICAL RADAR 

OPTICAL TRACKING 

S OPTICAL RADAR 

ORHITAL FLIGHT TESTS 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MAN~IED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

SPACE SHU1'TLE FLIGH~'S BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-101Ql 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

ORBITAL SPACE STATION STUDY 

S ORBITING SPACE SnTIONS 

ORBITER 099 

S CHALLENGER 

ORBITER PROJECT 

S LUNAR ORBITER 

OSSERVATORIO VESUVIANO, NAPLES, ITALY 

ORBITER 102 

S COLUMBIA 

ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY 

S OAO 10RBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVA~ORYI 

ORBITING FROG OTOLITH 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

A-77 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

ORBITING GEOPBYSICAL OBSERVATOBY 

S OGO 2 

S OGO 4 

S OGO 6 

ORBITING SPACE STATIONS 

SA MANNED ORBITING LABORATORY 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

ORBITS 

S CIRCULAR ORBIT 

S EARTH ORBIT 

S ELLIPTICAL ORBIT 

S EQUATORIAL ORBIT 

S GEOSTATIONARY ORBIT 

S GEOSYNCHRONOUS ORBIT 

S LUNAR OHBn 

S PLANETARY ORBIT 

S POLAR ORBIT 

S SYNCHRONOUS ORBIT 

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELIASE-79-35] P79-10032 

ORGAHIZATIOH CHANGE 

NASA CREATES SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 

OPERA lIONS OFFICE 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-127] .1'79-10126 06 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELIASt:-79-156] P79-10155 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

ORION SOUNDING ROCKET 

INTERNATIONAl, ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10 128 06 

ORRORAL YALLEY TRACKING STATION, AUSTRALIA 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY IARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

ORRORAL VALLEY, AUSTRALIA 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

ORSTOD, PARIS, FRAHCE 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

OSS-l 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10141 06 

OSSA 

S OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE, NASA 

OSSERYATORIO YESUYIANO, IIAPLES, ITALY EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 
OSTA-l 

OSTA-l 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] p79-10141 06 

OTOLITH ORGANS 

LIFTOFF HILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] p79-10061 06 

OTU 

S OFFICE OF IND. AFF. AND TECH. UTIL., NASA 

OUT-OF-THE-ECLIPTIC ftISSION 

S SOLAR POLAR MISSION 

OUTER SPACE LIABILITY CONVENTION 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

OUTER SPACE TREATY 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

OWENS VALLEY RADIO OBS., GOLDSTONE, CALIF. 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

OWENS VALLEY, CALIF. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

OXFORD UNIV., ENGLAND 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

OXIDBS 

S CARBON MONOXIDE 

S NITROGEN OXIDES 

OXYGEN 

SA LIQUID OXYGEN 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-139] P79-10142 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TES~ FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 

OZONE 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 06 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IlIPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

p 

PACB 

S PREFLIGHT ACCEPTANCE CHECKOUT EQUIPMENi 

A-78 

SUBJECT INDEX 

PACIFIC OCEAN 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORi 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 EClIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] p79-10041 06 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] p79-10045 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] p79-10080 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVElIEN~S 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] p79-10116 06 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECiED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] p79-10156 

06 

06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

PALAPA A S PALAPA 2 

S PALAPA-l 

PAUPA 2 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] . p79-10043 06 

PALAPA-B 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] p79-10043 06 

PALAPA-1 NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

(NASA RELEASE-79-43] P79-10043 06 

PALLET SYSTEIIS 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

PALftDALE, CALIF. 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10 166 06 

PALOIIAR OBSBRVATORY, PASADENA, CALIF. 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

p79-10186 05 

PAPA GO INDIAN RESEEYATION, ARIZ. 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

PARACHUTES 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIRRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] p79-10028 

PARIS AIR SHOW, FRANCE 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. iHEME AT PARIS AIR SHOH 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] p79-10071 

PARIS OBSERVATORY, FRANCE 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 

PARIS, FRANCE 

06 

06 

06 

06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] p79-10100 06 

PARTICLES 

SA AEROSOLS 
SUBJECT IHDEX 

SA CHARGED PARTICLES 

SA ELECTRONS 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

PASADENA, CALIP. 

WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHUT~'LE STUDENT PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-133] P79-10132 06 

PASIPBAE 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PASSIVE COMIIUHICATIONS SllTBLLITES 

S ECHO 1 

PATENT OFFICE, U.S. 

NASA CHEMIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] P79-10010 06 

PATENTS 

SA INVENTIONS 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

PAYLOADS 

SA OSS-l 

SA OSTA-1 

P79-10188 05 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-82] P79-10087 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANN:W MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

PEGASUS 2 REENTny EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF T·HE PLANETS 

[NASA RELBASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PEGASUS IIETEOROID DETECTIOI SATELLITE S PEGASUS 1 

S PEGASUS 2 

S PEGASUS 3 

PEGASUS 1 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELIASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

PEGASUS 2 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PEGASUS 3 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

A-79 

PERSONNEL APPOIHTIIENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV. AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STODY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

PENNSYLVANIA UNIV., PHILADBLPHIA 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10 176 06 

PENROSE PROCESSES 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-105] P79-10104 06 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF .CBINA 

SA BEIJING, CHINA 

SA SCIENTIFIC AND TECH. COMMISSION, CHINA 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ABVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM) 

p79-10185 05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL7: PREPARATION PLANS> 

p79-10190 05 

PERFORIIAIICE 

5 AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE 

S SPACECRAFT PERFORMANCE 

PERSON BEL SA ASTRONAUTS 

SA PILOTS 

SA SPACE CREW 

DEPUTY DIRECTOR LUBARSKY TO LEAVE LEWIS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1] P79-10001 06 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] P79-10029 06 

DR. JAMES KRAMER RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-123] 

PERSONNEL APPOINTMENTS 

P79-10123 06 

PHILIPS NAMED DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY 

AFFAIRS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-7] P79-10007 06 

RITCHIE NAMED DEPUTY FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-20] P79-10019 06 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

MUTCH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE 

SCIENCE 

[NASA RELEASE-79~72] P79-10058 06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

OLSTAD TO BE DEPUTY OF TECHNOLOGY OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASll-79-110] P79-10109 06 

MICHAEL WEEKS NAMED TO SHUTTLE POST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-138] P79-10138 06 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-156] P79-10155 06 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-164] P79-10164 06 
PERSONNEL REDUCTION 

PERSONNEL REDUCTION 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

PERSONNEL SELECTION 

NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TESTS FOR 

WOMEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-41] P79-10040 06 

NASA TO RECRUIT SPACE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-101] P79-10105 06 

2,937 APPLY FOR ASTRONAUT POSITIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-175] P79-10174 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PERSONNEL TRAINING 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

PERU NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

PHILCO-FORD COBP., PALO ALTO, CALIF. 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

PHOEBE 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PHOENIX CORP., MCLEAN, VA. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

PHOENIX, A'RIZ. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

SA CAMERAS 

SA COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY 

SA FILM PROCESSING 

SA JUPITER PHOTOGRAPHS 

SA MARS PHOTOGRAPHS 

SA MERCURY PHOTOGRAPHS 

SA SATURN PHOTOGRAPHS 

SA STEREO PHOTOGRAPHY 

SA ULTRAVIOLET PHOTOGRAPHY 

SA VENUS PHOTOGRAPHS 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

PHOTOMETEBS 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATURN MAKES 

LEFT TURN 

[NASA BELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PROTOMETRY 

SA PHOTOMETERS 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

A-80 

SUBJECT INDEX 

PHOTONS THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

PHOTOPOLARIBETERS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEilS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

PEOTOVOLTAIC CELLS 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE A~ LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

PHYSICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, INDIA 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

PHYSICAL SCIENCES 

S ASTRONOMY 

S CHEMISTRY 

S GEOLOGY 

S PHYSICS 

S RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 

PHYSICS 

SA ASTROPHYSICS 

SA ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS 

SA GEOPHYSICS 

SA PLASMA PHYSICS 

SA RELATIVITY THEORY 

SA SOLID STATE PHYSICS 

SA SPACE PHYSICS 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10141 06 

PHYSIOLOGY 

NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TESTS FOR 

WOMEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-41] P79-10040 06 

u.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA, RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PIERCE, USS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

PILOTS 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

P79-10135 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 06 
SUBJE<:T IHDEX 

PIOHEER SATURH 

S PIONEER 11 

PIOHEER SPACE PROBE 

SA PIONEER VENUS PROBE 

SA PIONEER 10 

SA PIONEER 11 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

PIOHEER VENUS PROBE 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELIIASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONHENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELllASE-79-131] p79-10129 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PIONEER VEHUS PROJECT 

SA PIONEEE VENUS 1 

SA PIONEEI VENUS 2 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] P79-10029 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNC~IONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

PIONEER VEHUS 1 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

P79-10186 05 

P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

PIOHEER VENUS 2 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] p79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRM'T 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

PIOHEER 10 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

AT JUPIT,:R 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] P79-10026 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

. PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HIGHLIGH~CS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

PIOHEER 11 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10193 05 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

A-81 

PLABETARY RADIATION 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

AT JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] P79-10026 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATURN HAKES 

LEFT TURN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

FUTURE OF PLANE~ARY EXPLORATION 

p79-10194 05 

PITTSBURGH UNIV., PA. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS ~O STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES 

S JUPITER ATMOSPHERE 

5 MARS ATMOSPHERE 

S MERCURY ATMOSPHERE 

S SATURN ATMOSPHERE 

S URANUS ATMOSPHERE 

S VENUS ATMOSPHERE 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

SA JUPITER EXPLORATION 

SA MARS EXPLORATION 

SA SATURN EXPLORATION 

SA VENUS EXPLORATION 

SA VOYAGER PROJECT 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

PLAHETARY ORBIT 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10194 05 

P79-10024 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10 110 06 

PLANETARY RADIATION 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

AT JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] P79-10026 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 
PLANETARY SURFACES 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

PLANETARY SURFACES 

S JUPITER SURFACE 

S MARS SURFACE 

S MERCURY SURFACE 

S SATURN SURFACE 

S VENUS SURFACE 

PLANETS 

SA EARTH 

SA JUPITER /PLANET/ 

SA MARS /PLANET/ 

SA MERCURY /PLANET/ 

SA NEPTUNE /PLANET/ 

SA PLUTO /PLANET/ 

SA SATURN /PLANET/ 

SA URANUS /PLANET/ 

SA VENUS /PLANET/ 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

PLANNING RESEARCH CORP., MCLEAN, VA •. MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-53] P79-10070 06 

PLANTS /BOTANY/ 

SA BACTERIA 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[ NASA RELEASE-79-114 ] P79-10122 06 

PLAQUES 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE [NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] P79-10150 

PLASIIA CLOUD 

HEAO-l MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 

06 

06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PLASIIA PHYSICS 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79:-91] P79-10090 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

A-82 

SUBJECT INDEX 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNlER 

PLATFORlIS 

SA LAUNCH PLATFORMS 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-82] 

P79-10 189 05 

P79-10087 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10 120 06 

PLUTO /PLAIIET/ 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

POGO /POLAR ORBITING GEOPHISICAL OBS./ 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC HELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10 103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE) 

POGO EFFECTS 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] 

POLAR CAPS 

SA MARS POLAR CAPS 

P79-10195 05 

P79-10065 06 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

POLAR !lOTION 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

POLAR ORBIT 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC HELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYS!EM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

POLAR ORBITING GEOPHYSICAL OBSERYATORY 

S POGO /POLAR ORBITING GEOPHYSICAL OBS./ 

POLARIIIETERS 

SA PHOTOPOLARIMETERS 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

POLL UTI 011 

S AIR POLLUTION 

POLLUTION DETECTORS 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] 

FIRS! SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] 

PORTABLE EARTH TERftINAL 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE 

EXPERIIIENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] 

PORTABLE EQUIPIIENT 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] 

P79-10161 06 

DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

P79-10039 06 

SAIIPLEE UNVEILED IN NEW 

P79-10 152 06 

TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

P79-10 115 06 

TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

P79-10018 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

NASA DEVEl,OPS MOBILE REIIOTE SMOKESTACK MONITORING SYSTEM 

[NASA RELBASE-79-52] P79-10069 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELl~ASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEIIS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELIASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PORTUGAL 

<NON-IIILI 'IARY, MILITARY, AND SPHITUAL ADVAN'IAGES 

OF U.S. SEACE PROGRAM) 

POTASSIUM 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

POIiER 

S 

S 

S 

ELECTRIC POWER GE:NERATION 

ELECTRIC POWER SUBSYSTEMS 

SPACE POliER 

POIIER FACTOR CONTROLLEIl 

P79-10185 05 

P79-10186 05 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELIASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

POWER FACTOR CONTRCLLER 

P79-10188 05 

PRATT AND IIUITNEY AIRCI1AFT 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11J] P79-10113 06 

PRATT AlID IIHITNEY AIRCIIAFT CO., COliN. PIONEER TO ENCOUNTEll SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-101l] P79-10110 06 

PREFLIGHT ACCEPTANCE CHECKOUT EQUIPKENT 

FIRST SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE PASSES ACCEPTANCE 

TEST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-68] P79-10054 06 

PRESSURE NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE PROPULSION TESTS TO RESUME IN 

MID-DECEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-153] P79-10153 06 

PRESSURE MElSUREKENT 

WORLDWIDE: lIEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TESTS FOR 

WOMEN 

[NASA RE!.EASE-79-41] P79-10040 06 

PRESSURE surT 

S SPACE SUITS 

PRESSURE SYSTEMS, IRC., LOS ARGELES, CA. PIONEER ~co ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PRINCE ALBEI1T GROUND STATIOR, SASKATCHElIAN 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA llEUASE-79-64] P79-100S0 06 

PRINCETON UIIIV., N.J. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

PRINCETON, N.J. 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

PURDUE UNIV.. LAFAYETTE, INIl. 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] p79-100 17 06 

PRIliCETON. USS ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

PROBES S GALILEe PROJECT 

PROCUREMENT S CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT 

PROJECT MAGNET <MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE) 

P79-10195 05 

PROPELLANTS 

SA HYDRAZINE 

SA LIQUID PROPELLANTS 

SA SPINNING SOLID UPPER STAGE 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

PROPELLERS 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

PROPULSIOII S ADVANCED PROPULSION SYSTEMS 

S NUCLEAR PROPULSION 

S SOLAR-ELECTRIC PROPULSION 

S SPACECRAFT PROPULSION 

P79-10182 

PROPULSIYE-LIFT AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. ~HEME AT PARIS AIR SHOll 

05 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

A-83 

PUBLICATIONS SA A NEW SUN: THE SOLAR RESULTS FROM SKYLAB 

SA AERONAUTICS 

SA AEROSPACE MEDICINE 

SA ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 

SA CATALOGS 

SA FEDERAL REGISTER 

SA ILLUSTRATED WORLD 

SA PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 

SA SCIENCE MAGAZINE 

SA SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 

SA ~EST PILOT'S QUARTERLY 

TWO HISTORIES PUBLISHED BY NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-39] P79-10038 06 

NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS ~ES!S FOR 

WOMEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-41] P79-10040 06 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

PULSARS HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] 

P79-10188 05 

P79-10004 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

PUMPS SA HEAT PUMPS 

MARINE FIRE··FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEtlONSTRA!ED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 

PURDUE UNIY., LAFAYETTE, IND. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLIIE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 
QCGAT EIIGIIIE 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELFASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACF FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

Q 

QCGAT EIIGIIIE 

S QUIET CLEAN GEN. AVIATION TURBOFAN ENGINE 

QSRA 

S QUIET SHORT-HAUL RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

QUASAR 

S QUASI-STELLAR RADIO 'SOURCE 

QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-105] P79,-10104 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

QUIET CLEAN GEII. AVIATION TURBOFAN ENGINE 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SHALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

EXPERIMENiAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SHALL AIRCRAFT 

DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] P79-10137 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

QUIET SHORT-HAUL RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

QUITO TRACKING STATION, ECUADOR 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] pI9-10131 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERAUONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

RADAR 

SA MICROWAVE RADAR 

SA OPTICAL RADAR SA RADAR MAPPING 

R 

SA SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR 

SA VENUS ORBITING IMAGING RADAR 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

A-84 

SUBJECT INDEX 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

1I0NSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SSALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-145] P79-10145 06 

RADAR IIAPPING 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10175 06 

RADIATIOIi 

S ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION 

5 INFRARED RADIATION 

S PLANETARY RADIATION 

5 SOLAR RADIATION 

S ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION 

S X-RAYS 

BADIATIOIi BELTS 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA BELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

RADIATIOIi DETECTORS U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEAS E-79-114] P79-10 122 06 

RADIO ASTRONOIIY 

SA QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RE-LEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10 166 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

RADIO ASTRONOMY EXPLORERS 

S RAE IRADIO ASTRONOMY EXPLORERSI 

RADIO COIIIIUIiICATIONS 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

RADIO CONTACT LOST WITH VOYAGER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-180] 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-1 0 177 06 

P79-10183 05 
SUBJECT INDE1( 

RADIO GALAIIES ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] 1'79-10051 06 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY EURSTS 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-105] 1'79-10104 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] 1'79-10113 06 

RADIO INTER1'EROIIETEB 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] 1'79-10166 06 

RADIO NOISE 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] 1'79-10088 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE l1ETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] 1'79-10121 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-166] 1'79-10166 

RADIO SCIEIICE 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

1'79-10023 

1'79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

06 

06 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] 1'79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTEIl 

1'79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER I~NCOUNTER 

1'79-10189 05 

RADIO STARS S QUASI--STELLAR RilDIO SOURCE 

RADIO TELESCOPES 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNH LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] 1'79-10166 06 

RADIO TRANS~ISSION 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SAULLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] 1'79-10080 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMlIARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] 1'79-10136 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] 1'79-10143 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA [NASA RELEASE-79-158] 1'79-10158 06 

RADIOCHEIIISTRY NASA CHEMIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] 1'79-10010 06 

RADIOGRAPHY 

NASA CHI~IlIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] 1'79-10010 06 

RADIOISOTOPE POWER GEl ERA TORS 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

RlDIOISOTOI?E THERIIOELECTRIC GENERATORS <VOYAGEBS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

1'79-10193 05 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

RADIOIIETERS 

SA MICROWAVE RADIOMETERS 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] 1'79-10006 06 

EARLY FINDINGS FBOM PIONEER VENUS [NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

RADIOSONDES 

P79-10013 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

EEDOX BATTERIES 

[NASA BELEASE-79-17] p79-10017 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 

RAE /RADIO ASTROBOIIY EXPLORERS/ PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

06 

06 

1'79-10193 05 

RAINFALL IIEASUREIIENT 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-100 17 06 

SA~ELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNIIENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] 1'79-10041 

RAIID CORP. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] p79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] 1'79-10088 

RANDOLPH, USS ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

RAWLIBIIA, AUSTRALIA 

1'79-10135 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] P79-10 150 

RlITHEOI CO. 

06 

06 

06 

06 

06 

NASA DEVELOPS MOBILE REMOTE SMOKESTACK MONITORING 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-52] 1'79-10069 06 

RAYTHEON SERYICE CO., BURLINGTON, IIASS. MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY [NASA RELEASE-79-53] . 1'79-10070 06 

RCA AIIERICAN COIIMUNICATIOBS, IIIC. 

RCA SATCOII LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DEL~A 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] 1'79-10158 06 

RCA ASTRO-BLECTROH. DIV., PRIBCETON, N.J. 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] 1'79-10158 06 

RCA CORP. 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] 1'79-10179 06 

RCA SITCOII-C 

RCA SA~COM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] 1'79-10158 06 

RCA SERYICE CO., INC., CAIIDEN, H.J. MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-53] P79-10070 06 

A-85 

RCA-C HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA BELEASE-79-179] 1'79-10179 06 

RECEIVERS NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM [NASA BELEASE-79-118) P79-10117 06 

RECOVBRY SHIPS 

S HORNET. USS S KEARSARGE, USS 

S NEW ORLEANS, USS 

S TICONDEROGA, USS 

S WASP, USS 

RED LAKB, ONTARIO AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 EClIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] 1'79-10018 06 

REDOX BATTEBIllS 

SYSTEM PBOllISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] 1'79-10033 06 
REDSTONE ARSENAL. HUNTSVILLE. ALA. 

REDSTONE ARSENAL. HUNTSVILLE. ALA. 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

REENTRY 

SMALL X-RAY SA~ELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-Q4] P79-10045 06 

SKYLAB MANEUVER PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-80] P79-10083 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] p79-10125 06 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] P79-10150 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

REENTRY CONTROL 

SKYLAB ATTITUDE CHANGE MADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12] P79-10011 06 

REENTRY HEATING 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] P79-10150 06 

REFLECTORS 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

REGULUS STAR 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

REIMBURSABLE LAUNCHINGS 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] P79-10043 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10141 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

RELATIVITY THEORY 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-105] P79-10104 06 

RELAY ACTIVE COMRUNICATIONS SATELLITE 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

RELIABILITY 

SA EQUIPMENT FAILURE 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

A-86 

SUBJECT INDEX 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

INXERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT XO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

REMOTE MANIPULATOR SISTEM 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. '[HEME AT PARIS AIR SHOll 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBIXER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10 120 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT [NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10 124 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-101ijl 06 

REIIOTE SENSING 

STUDY TO DETERMINE PRIVATE SECTOR ROLE IN REIIOTE 

SENSING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-16] P79-10016 06 

DE NOYER. NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

1'79-10187 05 

REMOTELY PILOTED RESEARCH VERICLE HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKF FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

SA AD-l AIRCRAFT 

SA QUIE~ SHORT-HAUL RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

SA XV-15 AIRCRAFT 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

HIHAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE· FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 

SA AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH 

SA ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 

SA MATERIALS RESEARCH 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

RESEARCH PROJECTS 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

RESEARCH VENTURES, INC., IIILLIAlISBURG, VA. NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MAllKETED 

[NASA RELIASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

RESPIRATIOII 

NASA-INUNTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA REJ.EASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

RETIREIIENT 

JSC DEPUTY DIRECTOR SJOBERG RETIRES [NASA RELEASE-79-5Il] P79-10075 06 

DR. JOHN E. NAUGLE TO LEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6.3] P79-10079 06 

FRUTKIN To'iEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-85] P79-10084 06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMHH CENTER 

DIREC'IOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

DR. JAMES KRAMER RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-123] 

SCHERER TO RETIRE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-159] 

P79-10123 06 

P79-10159 06 

REUSABLE BARDWARE 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

<MAGS AT: IIISSION IMPORTANCE> P79-10195 05 

RFP S REQUllST FOR PROPOSALS 

RHEA PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RILEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

RHENIUM 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

RICE UNIV., HOOSTOII. TEX. 

NASA SELECTS 40 I1IVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACE LAB/SHUTTLE nIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVES'IIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

RIVERS 

RIIS 

SA CHUKUNI RIVER 

SA COLORADO RIVER 

SA COLUflBIA RIVER 

SATELLI'tES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COS~'S 

[NASA RllLEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

S REMOTE MANIPULA'IOR SYSTEM 

ROCKET ENGIHES 

SA F-l ROCKET ENGINE SA J-2 ROCKET ENGINE 

SA LIQUID PROPELLAN~ ROCKET ENGINES SA SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES 

SA SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS 

SA SOLID ROCKET MOTOR 

SA SPINNING SOLID UPPER STAGE 

SA SSME /SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE/ 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

ROCKET RESEARCH CORP., IIASH. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA BELEASE-79-22] 

ROCKETDYlin 

P79-10023 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

A-87 

ROTARY IIING AIRCRAFT 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 

ROCKETDYNE. CANOGA PARK, CALIF. 

FIRST SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE PASSES ACCEPTANCE 

TEST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-68] p79-10054 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE PROPULSION TESTS TO RESUIIE IN 

MID-DECEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-153] P79-10 153 06 

WRONG WELDING WIRE IS CAUSE OF TEST FAILURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-157] P79-10157 06 

ROCKETS SA LAUNCH VEHICLES 

SA SCUNDING HOCKETS 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER [NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

ROCKS EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

ROCKiELL IIiTBRIlATIOIiAL CORP. 

P79-10013 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER PROCUREMENT CONTRACT SIGNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-15] P79-10015 06 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

ROCKIIELL lliTERBATIONAL CORP •• DOIIIIEY, CA. 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED [NASA RELEASE-79-174] P79-1 0 173 06 

ROCKY IIOUIITAIH STATES NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

ROIIANIA CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10 119 06 

ROSIIAR TRACKING STATIOR, H.C. 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT SA HELICOPTERS 

SA RSRA /ROTOR SYSTEMS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT/ 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 06 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-77] 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10059 06 

p79-10182 05 
ROTATIONAL EFFECTS 

ROTA~IONAL EPPECTS 

SA CENTRIFUGES 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

(NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

ROTOR SYSTEMS RESEARCH AIRCRAPT 

S RSRA IROTOR SYSTEMS RESEARCH AIRCRAFTI 

ROTORCRAPT 

S BOiABY WING AIRCRAFT 

ROTORS 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILI~Y 

(NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

RPRY S REMOTELY PILOTED RESEARCH VEHICLE 

RSRA IBOTOR SYSTEMS RESEARCH AIRCRAPTI 

HIGHLIGHTS OF '1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

RiG 

S RADIOISOTOPE THEHMOELECTRIC GENERATORS 

RUSKIN, FLA. 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

(NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

RUSSELL MILLS. ALEXANDER CITY. ALA. 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

s 

S-BAND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

'( NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

SAC 

S AIR FORCE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND 

SAFETY FACTOR 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

SAFETY SYSTEMS 

S AIRCRAFT SAFETY 

S FIRE PROTECTION 

SALTON SEA, CALIF. 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

(NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

SAMOAN ISLANDS 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

(NASA BELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

SAMPLING 

S AIR SA MPLING 

SAMSO 

S SPACE AND MISSILE SYSTEMS ORGANIZATION 

SAN ANDREAS PAULT 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

(NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

SAN DIEGO, CALIF. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIP. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

A-88 

SUBJECT INDEX 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

(NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA> 

P79-10184 05 

SAN MARCO PROJECT 

LIFTOPF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

SAN HARCO SEA-GOING PLATFOR! 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

SAN MARCO 1 SATELLITE 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

SUDIA CORP. 

WIND TURBINES SUHJECT OF ENERGY WORKSHOP IN 

CLEVELAND 

(NASA RELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 06 

SANDIA LABS. 

S SANDIA CORP. 

SANTA BARBARA RES. CENTBR, GOLETA, CALIP. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

(NASA RELEISE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

SANTIAGO TRACKING STATION, CHILB 

SATELLITE TO STODY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

(NASA IlELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

NASI TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10 171 06 

SAO PAOLO ONlY., BRAZIL 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

(NASA RELEASB-79-129] P79-10131 06 

SARSAT 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

(NISA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

SAS 

SI EXPLORER 48 

SI EXPLORER 52 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S 

(NASI RELEASE-79-129] 

SAS 2 

S EXPLORER 48 

SAS 3 

S EXPLORER 52 

SAS-B 

S EXPLORER 48 

SAS-C 

S EXPLORER 52 

SASKATCHEWAN ONIV., SASKATOON 

MAGNETIC FIELD 

P79-10131 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STODY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NISA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

SATELLITE ATTITUDE CONTROL 

SKYLIB ATTITUDE CHANGE MADE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-12] P79-10011 06 

SKYLAB MANEUVER PLANNED 

(NASA RELEASE-79-80] P79-10083 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKILAB'S ATTITUDE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

<SKYLAB: RHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

SATELLITENGEODASIE DEB TECH URIV., GEH. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA REL:EASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

SATELLITES 

S ATS 6 

S COIIIIUNICATION SATELLITES 

S COSMOS SATELLITES 

S COSMOS 1129 

S DE/DYNAMICS EXPLORER/ 

S EARLY BIRD SATELI.ITE 

S EARTH RADIATION BUDGET SATELLITE SYSTEM 

S ECHO 1 

S EXPLORER 48 

S EXPLORER 52 

S EXPLORER 55 

S FLTSATCOM SATELLITE 

S FLTSATCOM-B 

S FLTSATCOM-2 

S FRENCH SATELLITES 

S GEODETIC SATELLITES 

S GEOS 3 

S GERMAN SATELLITES 

S GMS, JAPANESE SATELLITE 

S GOES /GEOSTAT. Ol?ERATIONAL ENVIRON. SAT./ 

S GOES-A 

S GOES-B 

S GOES-C 

S GOES-1 

S GOES-2 

S GRO/GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY/ 

S HCIIM /HEAT CAPACITY MAPPING MISSION/ 

S HEAO IHIGB ENERGY ASTRONOMICAL OBS./ 

S BEAO-2 

S HEAO-3 

S IN:rELSAT 5 

S IRAS /INFRARED ASTRONOMY SATELLITES/ 

S ITALIAN SATELLITES 

SlUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER/ 

S LAGEOS /LASER GEODYNAMIC SATELLITE/ 

S LANDSAT 1 

S LANDSAT 2 

S LANDSAT 3 

S LU NAR ORBITER 

S MAGSAT /MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE/ 

S MARINE OBSERVATION SATELLITE-1 

S MARINl~R 2 

S MARINER 4 

S MARINER 5 

S IIARINliR 6 

S !lARIMER 7 

S MABINER 9 

S MARINER 10 

S METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES 

S ME'lEOSAT SATELLITES 

S NAVY 20 

S NAVY 21 

S NETHERLANDS SATELLITES 

S NIMBUS G 

S NIMBUS 4 S NIMBUS 6 

S NIMBUS 7 

S NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES 

S NOAA-A 

S NOAA-B 

S NOAA-5 

S OAO /ORBITING ASTRONOIIICAL OBSERVATORY/ 

S OGO 2 5 OGO 4 

S OGO 6 

S PALAP! 2 

S PALAPA-B 

S PALAPA-1 

S PEGASUS 1 S PEGASUS 2 

S PEGASUS 3 

S PIONEER SPACE PllOBE 

S PIONEER VENUS PROBE 

S PIONEEll 10 

S PIONEER 11 

S POGO /POLAR ORB:lTING GEOPHYSICAL OBS./ 

S RAE /HADIO ASTRONOMY EXPLORERS/ 5 RCA SATCOM-C 

S RCA-C 

S RELAY ACTIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE 

A-89 

SATURN ATIIOSPBEliE 

S SAN MARCO 1 SATELLITE 

S SARSAT 

S SAS 

S SEASAT 

S SMS-1 

S SMS-2 

S SPUTNIK 3 

S SYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES 

S ID-1 SATELLITE 

S TEL STAR ACTIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE 

S TETHERED SATELLITES 

S TIROS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES 

S TIROS N 

S TRANSIT NAVIGATIONAL SATELLITE 

S OHURU /SATELLITE/ 

S OK-5, ONITED KINGDOM SATELLITE 

S UK-6, ONITED KINGDOM SATELLITE 

S UNITED KINGDOM SATELLITES 

S VENERA SPACECRAFT 

S VOSTOK SPACECRAFT 

S WESTAR 1 

S WES:J:AR 2 

S WESTAR 3 

S WESTAR-C 

SATURN /PLANET/ 

SA TITAN 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAIIINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JOPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATORN MAKES 

LEFT TORN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

PIONEEB TO ENCOONTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEH MOON OF JOPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-132] P79-10130 06 

VOYAGER REACQUIBED; SPACECRAFT FUNCTIONS NORMALLY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-134] P79-10133 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESOLTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE FLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOONTER 

P79-10186 05 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

SATURN ATIIOSPHERE 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROOND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10194 

P79-10023 

P79-10024 

PLANETARY EXFLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

05 

06 

06 

06 

06 
SATUBN ENCOUNTEB 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

SATURN ENCOUNTER 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

SATURN EXPLORATION 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATURN MAKES 

LEFT TURN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

SATURN FLYBY 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-66] P79-10052 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATURN MAKES LEFT TURN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

RADIO CONTACT LOST WITH VOYAGER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-180] P79-10177 06 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

SATURN LAUNCH VERICLE 

S SATURN 1 

S SATURN 1B S SATURN 5 

SATURN PBOTOGBAPHS 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAF~ 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATURN MAKES 

LEFT TURN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[HASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

SArURN RINGS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

P79-10193 05 

P79-10023 06 

A-90 

SUBJECT INDEX 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATURN HAKES 

LEFT TURN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

SATURN S-4 STAGE 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

SATURN SUBFACE 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPI~ER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

SATURN 1 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

SATURII 1 ISA-1/ 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

SATURN 1B SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

SATURN 5 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RllLEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 HOON LANDING 

P79-10 192 

SAUDI ARABIA 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 

SCATHA 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 

06 

05 

06 

06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF TEE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

SCBOLASTIC COOPEBATIOII 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEE. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-100 18 06 
SOBJl!CT INDEX 

NASA LICENSES ELECTIIICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELllASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROOND) 

[NASA RELIASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES ;IUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY RI~VEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELIASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

U. S. AND U. S. S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAIIAII 

[NASA RELBASE-79-66] P79-10052 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPL:cCATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELIASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELBASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URlINUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPlmIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE I?OSSIBLE "COllET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10127 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKE~C PROJECT TO COli PARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13 "I] P79-10129 06 

NEH DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] 

P79-10149 06 

P79-10151 06 

P79-10160 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SEI~ECTED FOR CLIIIATE, A~MOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMEN'CS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10170 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

{NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

POWER FAC~roR CONTROJ~LER 

P79-10188 05 

SCHOCHOLI, ARIZ. 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79:-179] P79-10179 06 

A-91 

SCOOT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

SCI SYSTEIIS, INC., HONTSYILLE, ALA. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AGENCY, JAPAN 

P79-10023 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS, INC. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

SCIENCE IIAGAZINE 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL, ENGLAND 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

SCIENTIFIC AIIERICAN NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

P79-10049 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

SCIENTIFIC AND TECH.COIIIIISSION, CHINA 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

SCIENTIFIC AND TECH. INFORII. FACILITY, liD. 

MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-53] P79-10070 06 

SCIENTIFIC AND TECH. INFORM. OFFICE, NASA NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TES~S FOR 

WOMEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-41] P79-10040 06 

SCIENTIFIC DATA 

S DATA PROCESSING 

SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS 

SA GLOBAL WEATHER EXPERIIIENT 

SA HEALTH/EDUC. TELECOMMUNICATIONS EXPT. 

SA MONEX EXPERIMENT 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 06 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES SA DE/DYNAMICS EXPLORER/ 

SCORPIUS CONSTELLATION 

HEAO-l MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] 

SCOTT AND FELZER CO., CLEVELAND, OHIO 

P79-10004 06 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME ANB 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

SCOUT LAOBCR VEHICLE 

SA SCOUT-D LAUNCH VEHICLE 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE [NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 
SCOUT-D LAUNCH VEHICLE 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

SCOUT-D LAUNCH VEHICLE 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[HASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

SCRIPPS CLINIC AND RES. FOUND., CALIF. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

SEA OF TRANQUILLITY 

S MARE TRANQUILLITATUS 

SEARCH AND RESCOE 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

SEASAT 

SEASAT FAILURE HE PORT COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-9] 

P79-10183 

P79-10009 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10175 

<HAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

05 

06 

06 

P79-10195 05 

SEASAT FAILURE INVESTIGATION BOARD 

SEASAT FAILURE REPORT COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-9] 

SEAS AT-A 

S SEAS AT 

SEATTLE, 1IASH. 

P79-10009 06 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA> 

SEIIICONDUCTORS 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

P79-10184 05 

P79-10049 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEAS~-79-119] P79-10118 06 

SENSORS 

S REMOTE SENSING 

SEPS 

S SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION STAGE 

SERVICE D'AERONOftIE, FRAHCE 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

SHANGHAI, PRC 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA> P79-10184 05 

A-92 

SUBJECT INDEX 

SHIPS 

SA CHAMPLAIN, USS 

SA HORNET, USS 

SA KEARSARGE, USS 

SA MASON, USS 

SA NEW ORLEANS, USS 

SA NOA, USS 

SA OKINAWA, USS 

SA PIERCE, USS 

SA PRINCETON, USS 

SA RANDOLPH, USS 

SA TICONDEROGA, USS 

SA WASP, USS 

SA YORKTOWN, USS 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17J P79-10017 06 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

SHOE COVE GROUND STATION, HEWFOUBDLABD 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

SHORT HAUL AIRCRAFT 

S STOL AIRCRAFT 

SIERRA NEVADA MOUNTAINS 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

SIGMA DATA SERVo CORP., SILVER SPRING, MD. MCLEAN, VA., PIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-53J P79-10070 06 

SIGlIA 7 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

SIGNAL PROCESSING 

P79-10 135 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

SILICON 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36J P79-10036 06 

ASTRONAUTS lIAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN PLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

SILICONIX, INC., SANTA CLARA, CALIF. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

SIMULATION 

SA COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION 

SA SPACE FLIGHT SIMULATION 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 
SUBJECT IIiDEX 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-140] p79-10139 06 

SIIIULATOllS 

HIHAT RESEARCH PLANE ~ro HAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

SOPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-111] P79-10111 06 

SIIiGAPORE 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

SINGER CO., LJ::l:TLE FALLS, R. J. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

SINOPE 

<VOYAGERS 'I AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELElISE-79-23] 

VOYAGER 2 ~IO TAKE JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] 

SIOU I FALLS, S.D. 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] 

SKILAB PROGRAM 

CLOSE 

1979 

SKYLAB ATTITUDE CHANGE MADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

LOOK JULY 9 

P79-10088 06 

PECORA REMOTE 

P79-10086 06 

P79-100 11 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119:1 P79-10118 06 

ASiRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120:l P79-10120 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FI 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10182 05 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 1I00N LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

SKYLAB STUDENT PROJECT 

WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHU:rTLE STUDENT PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-133] P79-10132 06 

SKILAB WORKSHOP 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELIASE-79-76] 

SKYLAB MANEUVER PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-80] 

P79-10065 06 

P79-10083 06 

COLOR PHO~~OGRAPHY OF SUN FEATURED IN BOOK [NASA RELEASE-79-99] P79-10097 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

NASA TO DllVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELlIASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] P79-10150 06 

SNOi 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

SKYV AN AIRCRAFT 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

SLIDELL FACILITY, LA. SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] 

SMALL ASTRONOMY SATELLITES 

S SAS 

SIIALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 

P79-10065 06 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-5] P79-10005 06 

SIIITHSONIA. ASTROPHYSICAL OBS., IIASS. 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

A-93 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEAES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-'79-102] P79-10101 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10 116 06 

SIIITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-1002Q 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

SIIITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10 112 06 

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C. 

SMM 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

S SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

SMOG 

SMS 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

S SMS-1 

S SMS-2 

SMs-1 AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

SIIS-2 AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

SMS/GOES 

S GOES-1 

S SMS-1 

S SMS-2 

SliOIi VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASII-79-38] P79-10041 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 
soc. FOR ADVAN. OF MATER. & PROCESS ENG. 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[N&SA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

SOC. FOR ADVAN. OF MATER. & PROCESS ENG. 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] P79-10114 06 

SODIUM 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-1018605 

SOIL STUDIES 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

<NON-MILI~ARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL AEVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM) 

SOLAR ARRAYS 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] 

SEASAT FAILURE REPORT COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-9] 

P79-10185 05 

P79-10004 06 

P79-10009 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

SOLAR ATMOSPHERE 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY lIAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-7~-161] 

SOLAR CELLS 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

P79-10161 06 

P79-10049 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

SOLAR CORONA 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM KISS ION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

SOLAR CYCLE 

P79-10161 06 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

SOLAR ECLIPSE 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION STAGE 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION DEVELOPMENT ASSIGNED TO 

MSPC 

[NASA RELEASE-79-31] P79-10030 06 

SOLAR EN ERGI 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION DEVELOPMENT ASSIGNED TO 

MSPC 

[NASA RELEASE-79-31] P79-10030 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-174] P79-10173 06 

A-94 

SUBJECT INDEX 

SOLAR ENERGY CONCENTRA~OR 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POIiER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-149] P79-10148 06 

SOLAR FLARES 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

P79-10013 06 

P79-10161 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE) 

P79-10195 05 

SOLAR FORECAST CENTER. BOULDER, COLO. 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

SOLAR HEAT X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

SOLAR BEATING AND COOLING 

P79-10161 06 

NASA LICENSES ELEtTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

SOLAR-POIiERED HOHE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUS KISSIOB 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

SOLAR PANEL 

SKYLAB ATTITUDE CHANGE MADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12] P79-10011 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

LANDSAT 2 SHOIiS ITS AGE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-148] 

SOLAR PHYSICS 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

P79-10146 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

SOLAR PLASIIA 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

SOLAR POLAR IIISSIOR 

P79-10161 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

NASA SELECTS TRIl FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 
SUBJECT IIiDEX 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

SOLAR POllER 

SA SPACE POWER 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SrACE 

PRODUCTS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

SOLAR PROBE 

S SOLAR POLAR MISSION 

SOLAR RADIATION EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELElISE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

(NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

SOLAR RADIATION SATELLITES 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY PEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

SOLAR RESEARCH 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS) 

P79-10190 05 

SOLAR SYSTEII 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM I'IONEER VENUS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10013 06 

P79-10023 06 

p79-10024 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

(NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

N ASA SELEC~rS TRW POR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

(NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

SOLAR lIIND 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] p79-1002l1 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

06 

06 

[NASA REL1~ASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELlIASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

SOLAR-EL~CTRIC PROPULSION 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION DEVELOPMENT ASSIGNED TO 

A-95 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNIY., LOS ANGELES 

MSFC 

[NASA RELEASE-79-31] P79-10030 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

(NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17l1] P79-10173 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OP 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-'79-179] P79-10179 06 

SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

(NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

SOLID PROPBLLANTS 

S SPINNING SOLID UPPER STAGE 

SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS 

SA SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

ENTERPR'ISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE··79-179] P79-10179 06 

SOLID ROCKET MOTOR 

<MEETING NITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

SOLID STATE PHYSICS 

SA SEMICONDUCTORS 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL P,ARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

SOLRAD 

S SOLAR RADIATION SATELLITES 

SOUNDIRG ROCKETS 

SA NIKE-ORION SOUNDING ROCKET 

SA SUPER ARCAS SOUNDING ROCKET 

SA SUPER LOKI SOUNDING ROCKET 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

SOUTH ABBRICA 

SA BRAZIL 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

<MAGS AT: MISSION IMPORTANCE) 

P79-10195 05 

SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES & TECHNOLOGY 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN POR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASB-79-167] P79-10176 06 

SOUTHERN CALIPORNIA UNIV., LOS ANGELES 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 
SOUTHWEST RES. lIST., SAl AITOIIO, TEX. 

SOUTHWEST RES. lIST., SAl AITONIO, TEX. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 

SOYIET SPACECRAFT 

S COSMOS SATELLITES 

S COSMOS 1129 

S SPUTNIK 3 

S VENERA SPACECRAFT 

S VOSTOK SPACECRAFT 

SOVIET UBION 

S U.S.S.R. 

SPACE 

S INTERPLANETARY SPACE 

S INTERSTELLAR SPACE 

SPACE ACT OF 1958, IASA 

06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

SPACE ACTIVITIES COM!ISSION, JAPAN 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

SPACE AID MISSILE SYSTE!S ORGAIIZATIOI 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOH LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

SPACE BIOLOGY U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEET 10TH TIME 

[NASA RELEASE-79-136] P79-10134 06 

SPACE CO!!UNICATIONS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT TRE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

AT JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] P79-10026 06 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDAT·ES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER REACQUIRED; SPACECRAFT FUNCTIONS NORMALLY 

[NASA RELEASll-79-134] P79-10133 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

SPACE COOPERATION AGREEMENT, O.S.S.R./U.S. 

U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEET 10TH TIME 

[NASA RELEASE-79-136] P79-10134 06 

SPACE CRE1I 

NASA SELECTS GE SOBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONTRACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

A-96 

SUBJECT INDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] p79-10035 06 

NASA TO RECRUIT SPACE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-101] P79-10105 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

SPACE ENVIRON!ENT 

20 SKY LAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] P79-10150 06 

SPACE EXPERI!ENTS 

SA SCATHA 

SA STRATOSPHERIC AEROSOL GAS EXPERIMENT 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PRCBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

p79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

P79-10049 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] p79-10080 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASll-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELllASE-79-1 08] P79-10 110 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHOTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] p79-10112 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTB'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10131 06 

WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHUTTLE STUDENT PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-133] P79-10132 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

P79-10151 06 

p79-10161 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] p79-10172 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] p79-10176 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

p79-10186 05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT PALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

p79-10190 05 

SPACE EXPLORATION 

S LUNAR EXPLORATION 

S PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

SPACE FLIGHT OBSERVATIONS 

S MANNED SPACE FLIGHT 

SPACE FLIGHT SIftULATION 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] p79-10028 06 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] p79-10035 06 

NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TESTS FOR 

ROM EN 
SOBJIICT INDEX 

[NASA RELBASE-79-41:1 P79-10040 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELIASE-79-55:1 P79-10072 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELIASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

SPACE FLIGHTS 

S MANNED SPACE .FLIGHT 

SPACE MAINTENANCE 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIEL£ IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

SPACE MANUFACTURING 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SFACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS) 

P79-10190 05 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

SPACE PHYSICS 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-1003S 06 

SPACE POWER SA FUEL CELLS 

SA SOLAR CELLS 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

SPACE PROBES 

S LUNAR ORBITER 

S MARINER 2 

S MARINER 4 

S MARINER 5 

S MARlNE:R 6 

S MARINE:R 7 

S MARINER 9 

S MARINER 10 

S PIONEER SPACE PROBE 

S PIONEER VENUS PROBE 

S PIONEER 10 

S PIONEER 11 

SPACE PROCESSING 

S SPACE MANUFACTURING 

SPACE PROGRAM ADVISORY COUBCIL, BASA 

P79-10182 05 

DR. SEITZ GIVEN SECOND NASA DISTINGUISHE£ PUBLIC 

SERVICE IIEDAL 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-62] P79-10078 06 

SPACE PROGRAMS 

SA RESEAHCH PHOJECTS 

STUDY TO DETERMINE PRIVATE SECTOR ROLE IN REMOTE 

SENSING 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-16] P79-10016 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RE1~EASE-79-7 3] P79-10062 06 

THE NASA FI 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL A£VANTAGES OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM) 

P79-10185 05 

SPACE RESCUE 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED IIANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

SPACE RESEABCH COUNCIL. ENGLAND 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

A-97 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] 

SPACE SCIENCES 

S COSMOLOGY 

SPACE SHUTTLE SKYLAB ATTITUDE CHANGE MADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12] 

SPACE SHUTTLE 

P79-10081 06 

F79-10011 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER PROCUREMENT CONTRACT SIGNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-15] p79-10015 06 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CON~RACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES 

CONHACT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-27] P79-10027 06 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRA~ION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P19-10028 06 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TESTS FOR 

WOMEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-41] P79-10040 06 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] P19-10043 06 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A EAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. THEME AT PARIS AIR SHOW 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

JSC DEPUTY DIRECTOR SJOBERG RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-58] P79-10075 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE··6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACC 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-101] P79-10100 06 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-105] P79-10 1 04 06 

NASA TO RECRUIT SPACE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10105 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS [NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119) P79-10118 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA [NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06, 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10 124 06 

NASA CREATES SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 

OPERATIONS OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-127] P79-10 126 06 

WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHUTTLE STUDENT PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-133] P79-10132 06 
SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

MICHAEL WEEKS NAMED TO SHUTTLE POST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-138] P79-10138 06 

SPACE SHU~TLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10141 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 THO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RE1IASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELIASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE PROPULSION TESTS TO RESUM E IN 

HID-DECEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-153] P79-10153 06 

SCHERER TO RETIRE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-159] P79-10159 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RE1IASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-173] P79-10172 06 

2,937 APPLY FOR ASTRONAUT POSITIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-175] P79-10174 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10175 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RE1IASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELFASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

THREE SHU~TLE TEST ENGINES FIRED SUCCESSFULLY 

[ NASA RE1IASE-79-178 ] P79-10181 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA II 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS) 

P79-10190 05 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE) 

P79-10196 05 

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER 

SA CHALLENGER 

SA COLUMBIA 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER PROCUREMENT CONTRACT SIGNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-15] P79-10015 06 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

A-98 

SUBJECT INDEX 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

ENTERPRISE PREPARED FOR FLIGHT TO FLORIDA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-42] P79-10042 06 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE SHUTDOWN INVESTIGATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-92] P79-10091 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10 112 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10 124 06 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCR FLIGHTS PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-141] P79-10140 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE) 

P79-10196 05 

SPACE STATIORS 

S ORBITING SPACE STATIONS 

SPACE STRUCTURES 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

SPACE SUITS 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

SPACE TELESCOPE 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] P79-10029 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLEl SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDG~T 

THE NASA FY 1960 BUDGET 

SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSfEft 

SA SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER 

P79-10182 05 

P79-10183 05 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. THEilE AT ·PARIS AIR SHOll 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

NASA CREATES SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 

OPERATIONS OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-127] P79-10126 06 

MICHAEL WEEKS NAMED TO SHUTTLE POST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-138] P79-10138 06 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-174] P79-10173 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

SPACECRAFT 

S ORBITING FROG OT01ITH 

S SURVEYOR 1 

P79-10183 05 
S 

S 

S 

S 

S 

SOBJ:ECT INDEX 

VIKING SPACECRAFT VOSTOK SPACECRAFT 

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT VOYAGER 1 

VOYAGER 2 

SPACECRAFT CHARGING AT HIGO ALTITUDES 

S SCATO! 

SPACECRAFT COllPONENTS 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

PILOT PROGRAM COVERS SPACECRAFT EQUIPHENT DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-14] P79-10014 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

VOYAGER i ENCOUNTER 

P79-10161 06 

P79-10186 05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS) 

P79-10190 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

SPACECRAFT CONFIGURATIONS 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE [NASA REJ.EASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

ENTERPRISE PREPARED FOR FLIGHT TO FLORIDA 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-42] P79-10042 06 

NASA TO :LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

SECOND F:LTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-119] P79-10066 06 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAE ON MAY 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C [NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-1 00 95 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

SATELLITI: TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING P79-10193 05 

SPACECRAFT CONTBOL SA REENTRY CONTROL 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA REUASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TES~r FAILS'; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT 

TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-148] P79-10146 06 

SPACECRAFT LIFE EXPECTAIICY 

SPACECRAFT DESIGN 

A-99 

WES'lERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODI PIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] 

P79-10023 

COllPLETED 

P79-10028 

CANDIDATES IS 

P79-10035 

06 

06 

06 

06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C [NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] p79-10 101 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHEE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 

PEGASUS 2 RJ!ENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-126] P79-10125 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155} 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[ NASA RELEASE-79-161 ] 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10156 06 

DELTA p79-10158 06 

p79-10161 06 

P79-10182 05 

P79-10186 05 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING AC~IVITIES) 

P79-10187 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUN'lER 

P79-10189 05 

SPACECRAFT DESTRUCTION HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 06 

SPACECRAFT HAZARDS 

SKY LAB MANEUVER PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-80] P79-10083 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

SPACECRAFT LIFE EXPECTANCY HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 06 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION APTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA BELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 
SPACECRAFT ftANEUYERS 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERYATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-148] 

SATELLITE 

MAGNETIC 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

RETURNING 

P79-10121 06 

FIELD 

P79-10131 06 

P79-10146 06 

P79-10156 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

SPACECRAFT ftANEUYERS 

SKYLAE ATTITUDE CHANGE IIADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12] 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

SKYLAB MANEUVER PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-80] 

P79-10193 05 

P79-10011 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10083 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELFASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

RADIO CONTACT LOST WITH VOYAGER 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-180] 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10177 06 

P79-10186 05 

P79-10189 05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

SPACECRAFT ORIENTATION 

HEAO-1 MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] 

SKYLAB ATTI~UDE CHANGE MADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12] 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

P79-10193 05 

P79-10004 06 

P79-10011 06 

P79-10023 06 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDI:DATES IS 

VARIEE, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

SKYLAB MANEUVER PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-80] P79-10083 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

SUBJECT INDEX 

A BILLION MILES FROII EARTH, PIONEER SATURN MAKES LEET TURN 

[NA~A RELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

VOYAGER REACQUIRED; SPACECRAFT FUNCTIONS NORMALLY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-134] P79-10 133 06 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-148] 

RADIO CONTACT LOST WITH VOYAGER 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-180] 

P79-10146 06 

P79-10177 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

SPACECRAFT PERFORMANCE 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARJ URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10 136 06 

SPACECRAFT PROPULSION 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P79-10082 06 

SPACECRAFT STABILIZATION 

SKYLAB MANEUVER PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-80] P79-10083 06 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] P79-10098 06 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-148] P79-10146 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

SPACECRAFT TRACKING 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10023 06 

CANDIDATES IS 

P79-10035 06 

LOOK JULY 9 

P79-10088 06 

P79-10 189 05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

SPACECRAFT VELOCITY 

A-l00 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

HEAO-l MISSION CONCLUDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-4] P79-10004 06 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

AT JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] P79-10026 06 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATURN MAKES 

LEFT TURN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

<SKYLAB: lmERE IIILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS) 

P79-10190 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION p79-10194 05 

SPACECRAFT-EARTH DISTANCE 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

USEFUL INPORMA'I'ION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

AT JUPITEB 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] P79-10026 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] P19-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86) P79-10088 06 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATURN MAKES 

LEFT TURN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-109] P79-10108 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P19-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13~i] P79-10136 06 

RADIO CONTACT LOST liITH VOYAGER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-180] P79-10177 06 

VOYAGER 2--JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

<SKYLAB: IIHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS) 

P79-10190 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEilS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

SPACEFLIGHT TRACKING AIID DATA NETIlORKS 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED [NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 

06 

06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATOHY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISIHON 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA REUASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

SPACELAB 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. THEME AT PARIS AIR SHOW 

[NASA RELEASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] p79-10072 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

NASA CREATES SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 

OPERATIONS OFFICE [NASA RELEASE-79-127] P79-10126 06 

SPUTNIK 3 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

[NASA RELEASE-79-142] P79-10141 06 

FILLERS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-152] P79-10151 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, A1MOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-19-165] P79-10 165 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE FLANETS 

[NASA RELEASJ~-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE) 

P79-1 0 196 05 

SPAIN 

SA MADRID TRACKING STATION, SPAIN 

SA MADRID, SPAIN 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSleN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM) 

P79-10185 05 

SPECIFIC IMPULSE 

S LAUNCH VEHICLES 

S PROPELLANTS 

5 ROCKETS 

SPECTROGRAPH INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 

SPECTROIIETER 

SA INFRARED SPECTROMETER SA MASS SPECTROMETERS 

SA FHOTOMETERS 

SA ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROMETER 

06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

SPIDERS 

WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHUTTLE STUDENT FROJECT [NASA RELEASE-79-133) P79-10132 06 

SPINHIBG SOLID UPPER STAGE WESTERN UNION TDRSS CON1RACT MODIFIED 

[NASA HELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

SPOILERS NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-140] 

SPUTNIK SATELLITE 

SA SPUTNIK 3 

SPUTNIK 3 

P79-10139 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

A-l01 
SRB 

SRB 

S SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS 

SRC 

S SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL, ENGLAND 

SRI INTERNATIONAL CORP. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

SRI INTERNATIONAL, MENLO PARK, CALIF. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDI ES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

SRII 

S SOLID ROCKET MOTOR 

SSIIE /SPACE SHUTTLE IIAIN ENGINE/ 

FIRST SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE PASSES ACCEPTANCE 

TEST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-68] P79-10054 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE SHUTDOWN INVESTIGATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-92] P79-10091 06 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POliER UNIT TEST SUCCESSFUL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-146] P79-10144 06 

SPACE SHUTTLE PROPULSION TESTS TO RESUME ·IN 

MID-DECEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-153] P79-10153 06 

WRONG WELDING WIRE IS CAUSE OF TEST FAILURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-157] P79-10157 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

THREE SHUTTLE TEST ENGINES FIRED SUCCESSFULLY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-178] P79-10181 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

SSUS 

S SPINNING SOLID UPPER STAGE 

ST. LOUIS PORT AUTHORITY, 110. 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

ST. LOUIS, MO. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

ST. YINCENT ISLAND 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

STABILIZATION 

SA SPACECRAFT STABILIZATION 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO HAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90] P79-10089 06 

STANFORD RESEARCH lNST., MENLO PARK, CA. 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

STANFORD UNIV., CALIF. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELIASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

SUBJECT INDEX 

STARS 

SA ALDEBARIN STAR 

SA BINARY STARS 

SA CANOPUS STAR 

SA GALAXIES 

SA GLOBULAR CLUSTERS 

SA LEO CONSTELLATION 

SA MAGELLANIC CLOUDS 

SA NEUTRON STARS 

SA 0 STARS 

SA PULSARS 

SA QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE 

SA REGULUS STAR 

SA SUPERNOVA 

SA VIRGO STAR CLUSTER 

SA WHITE DWARF STARS 

SA X-RAY STARS 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLE~ SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10 121 06 

STATE EIIERGEBCY SERVo GROUP, AUSTRALIA 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] P79-10150 06 

STATE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTERS 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

STATIONS 

S GROUND STATIONS 

S TRACKING STATIONS 

STDN 

S SPACEFLIGHT TRACKING AND DATA NETWORKS 

STEEL 

FLTSATCOM LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-163] P79-10 162 06 

STELLAR ATMOSPHERES 

S SOLAR ATMOSPHERE 

STEREOPHOTOGRAPHY 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

STOL AIRCRAFT 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CEN~ER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-77] P79-10059 06 

STRATOSPHERE 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10 129 06 

STRATOSPHERIC AEROSOL GAS EXPERIIIENT 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

STRATOSPHERIC AEROSOL MEASUREMENT 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

A-102 
SUBJECT IBDBX 

STRUCTURAL AHALYSIS HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

STRUCTURAL DYNAftICS SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

SUBCONTRACTS NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-82] P79-10087 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

SUBSYSTEIlS 

SA COMMAND SUBSYSTEMS 

SA ELECTRIC POWER SUBSYSTEMS 

SULFUR 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36J P79-10036 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

SULFUR DIOXIDE EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

P79-10186 05 

P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA REUASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

p79-10189 05 

SULFURIC ACID 

SUN 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA REJ.EASE-79-1H] P79-10018 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2J] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

AT JUPITllR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] P79-10026 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

lIISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

SMALL X-HAY SATELL:[TE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND IIILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

SWEDEN 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY OF SUN FEATURED IN BOOK 

[NASA RELEASE-79-99] P79-10097 06 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR IlISSION CONTBAC'C 

NEGOTIATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-100] P79-10100 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEA5E-79-122] P79-10121 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

SOLAR lIAXIMUIl MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10 165 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

SUPER ARCAS SOUNDING BOCKET 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PBOJECT TO COHPABE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

SUPEB LOKI SOUNDING BOCKET INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

SUPER PREGNANT GUPPY STRATOCRUISER 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 06 

51,PEBCRITICAL IIlNG 

FUEL-SAVING TEST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

SUPERIiOVA 

X-RAY OBSERVATOBY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

SUPPORT SERVICES S LAUNCH SUPPORT SERVICES 

5 LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS 

SURVEYOR SPACECRAFT 

S SURVEYOR 1 

SURVEYOR 1 SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOll TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10 156 06 

SIIEDEN 

A-103 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 
SWITZERLAND 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL A£VANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

SIiiTZERLAliD 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

SYDliBY ONI'., IUSTRILIA 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

.[ NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

SYMPOSIA 

S WILLIAM T PECORA MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM 

SYNCHRONOUS COMMUliICATIOBS SATELLITES 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

SYNCHRONOUS I'IETEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES 

S S~S-1 

S S~S-2 

SYliCBRONOUS ORBIT 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[.NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] P79-10066 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADIR RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10175 06 

SYSTE!S ENGINEERING DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 06 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-82] P79-10087 06 

SYSTRON DONNER CORP., !ONROVIA, CALIF. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

T 

TANGAYE, UPPER 'OLTA 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

TAURUS CONSTELLATION 

S ALDEBARIN STAR 

TAURUS-LITTROW REGION /!OOB/ 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

SUBJECT INDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10 135 06 

TD-1 SATELLITE 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

TDRSS 

S TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE SYSTEM 

TECHBICOLOR GRAPHIC SERVICES, INC., 'A. 

MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-53] P79-10070 06 

TECHNISCHEN UNI'ERSITAT, GERI'IANY 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER 

NASA DEVELOPS MOBILE REMOTE SMOKESTACK MONITORING 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-52] P79-10069 06 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] P79-10114 06 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] P79-10149 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10 188 05 

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION PROGRI! 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-150] P79-10149 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

TECHNOLOGY, INC., HOUSTON, TEX. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

TECTONICS 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR .LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10 103 06 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

IlOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10 116 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

TEHRAN, IRAN 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

TELECARE 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

TELECONFERENCING 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

1-104 
SUBJECT IlIDEX 

[NASA RELllASE-79-81] P79-10080 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIHEN1S 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 

TELEDYlIE CAE, TOLEDO, OHIO 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 

TELEDYlIE ISOTOPES, GERftAlITOWI, MD. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

TELEDYlIE MICROELECTROB., LOS ANGELES, CA. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

(NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

TELEDYNE MICnOIiAVE, SOIIBYVALE, CALIF. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTEII SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELl~ASE-79-10El] P79-10110 06 

TELElIETRY 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

HIHAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-90 1 P79-10089 06 

TELEOPERATOR RETRIEVAL SYSTEM 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 

TELESCOPES SA ANGLO AUSTRALIAN TELESCOPE 

SA INFRARED TELESCOPE 

SA RADIO TELESCOPES 

SA SPACE TELESCOPE 

SA X-RAY TELESCOPE 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

P79-1C095 06 

P79-10023 06 

COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY OF SUN FEATURED IN BOOK 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-99] P79-1 00 97 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

TELEVISION <NON-MILr~ARY. MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

TELEVISION CAIIERAS <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA REUASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10185 05 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING IIEALTH 01' DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MAIINED IlANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF lHE PLANETS 

[NASA REJ.EASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

TEKPERATURE IlEASUREKENT 

TELEVISION EQUIPMENT MAGNETIC HEAj: PUMP SHOIIS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 06 

TELEVISION TRANSKISSION 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEAS1~-79-81] P79-10080 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASB-79-96] P79-10095 06 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10 115 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179. 06 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA> 

P79-10184 05 

TELSTAR ACTIVE COMIlUNICATIONS SATELLITE 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOB DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

TEMPEL 2 SOLAR 

MSFC 

[ NASA 

COllET 

ELECTRIC PROPULSION DEVELOPMENT ASSIGNED TO 

RELEASE-79-31 ] P79-10030 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COllET DUST" [NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10 194 O!i 

TEMPERATURE CONTROL 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22) P79-10023 06 

TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION 

EARLY FINDINGS FROIl PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13) 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10013 06 

P79-10195 05 

TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS [NASA RELEASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

TEIlPERATURE IlEASUREKENT 

A-lOS 

EARLY FINDINGS FROIl PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-100 17 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38) P79-10041 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

110NSOCN STUDY [NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 
TENNESSEE 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10160 

06 

06 

06 

P79-10189 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

TENNESSEE 

S MEMPHIS, TENN. 

TENNESSEE UNIV., KNOXVILLE 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

TENNBSSEE VALLBY AUTHORITY 

SOLAR-POWERED HOME AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

TERMINAL COB FIG. VEH. AND AVIONICS PROGRAM 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

TEST FACILITIES 

SA MISSISSIPPI TEST FACILITY, BAY ST. LOUIS 

TEST OPEHATIONS 

SPACE SHU~TLE PROPULSION TESTS TO RESUME IN 

MID-DECEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-153] P79-10153 06 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF :I'HE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

THREE SHUTTLE TEST ENGINES FIRED SUCCESSFULLY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-178] P79-10181 06 

TEST PILOT'S QUARTERLY ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 

TESTS 

S 

S 

S 

S 

S 

AIRCRAFT TESTS 

ENGINE TESTS 

FLIGHT TESTS 

ORBITAL FLIGHT ~ESTS 

VIBRATION TESTS 

TETHERED SATELLITES 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 

TETHYS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

05 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

TEXAS 

SA DALLAS, TEX. 

SA FORT DAVIS, TEXAS 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

1I0VEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

TEXAS IRSTRUftEBTS, IRC., DALLAS 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

SUBJECT INDEX 

TEXAS UNIV. AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] p79-10018 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIIIENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

TEXAS UNIV., AOSTIN 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10 110 06 

TEXAS UNIY., DALLAS 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] p79-10112 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FCR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] p79-10176 06 

TEXAS UNIV., EL PASO 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

TEXAS UNIV., GALVESTON 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] p79-10176 06 

TEXAS UNIV., HOOSTON 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

TEXAS UNIV., RICHARDSON 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] p79-10103 06 

THAILAND 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] p79-10050 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

THEMATIC !lAPPER 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] p79-10086 06 

THERMAL CONTROL COATINGS 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

THERMAL PROTECTION 

S INSULATION 

THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

ASTRONAUTS IIAY REPAIR ORRITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT [NASA RELEASE-79-125] p79-10124 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE FLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

p79-10182 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHU~TLE> 

P79-10196 05 

THIOKOL CHEMICAL CORP. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] p79-10003 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA [NASA RELEASE-79-158] p79-10158 06 

A-l06 
SUBOJECT IBDEX 

THIOKOL CHEMICAL CORP .. , ELKTOII, liD. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 1.'79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA REJ.EASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

THIOKOL CORP. 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESUR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 1.'79-10095 06 

THUNDERSTOR3S SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1.31] 1.'79-10129 06 

TICONDEROGA, U55 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

TIDES 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] 1.'79-10101 06 

TILT ROTOR RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

SA XV-15 AIRCRAFT 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF ~HE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] 1.'79-10179 06 

TIllE ZERO, INC., TORRANCE, CALIF. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] 1.'79-10110 06 

TIR05 IIETEOBOLOGICAL SATELLITES SA TIROS N 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

TIR05 N 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA R<:1EASE-79-18] 1.'79-10018 06 

TITAN 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 1.'79-10024 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA R,:LEASE-79-35] 1.'79-10032 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NERS BRIEFING 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

TITAN LAUN(:H VEHICLE 

S TITAN 3 

S TITAII 3C 

S TITAN 3E/CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE 

S TITAN-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE 

TITAN 

S LAUNCH VEHICLES 

1.'79-10193 05 

1.'79-10194 05 

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE 5YSTEII 

TITAN 3 THIRD FLTSA~COM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 1.'79-10156 06 

TITAN 3C NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITI-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] 1.'79-10080 06 

TITAN 3E/CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

~ITAN-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 1.'79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO ~AKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

TOKYO GROUND STATION, JAPAN 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] 1.'79-10050 06 

TOKYO ONIV., JAPAN 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS [NASA RELEASE-79-112] 1.'79-10112 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJEC~ TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

TOKYO, JAPAN NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] 1.'79-10090 06 

TOPOGRAPHY 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 1.'79-10013 06 

TORONTO OIlIV., ONTARIO 

TPS 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLI~CE 

[NASA 8ELEASE-79-1 03] 1.'79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

S THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM 

TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

SA ANTENNAS 

SA DEEP SPACE NETWORK SA GROUND STATIONS 

SA RADAR SA SPACEFLIGHT TRACKING AND DATA NETWORKS 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

[NASA RELEASE-79-49] 1.'79-10066 06 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUFTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED [NASA RELEASE-79-155) 

P79-10119 06 

1.'79-10156 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

1.'79-10186 05 

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE SYSTEM 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] 1.'79-10020 06 

A-107 
TRACKING SHIPS 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] p79-10080 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] p79-10171 06 

TRACKING SHIPS 

S GUADALCANAL, USS 

S INTREPID, USS 

S LAKE CHAMPLAIN, USS 

S NOA, USS 

S OKINAWA, USS 

TRACKING STATIONS SA ALASKA TRACKING STATION 

SA ASCENSION ISLAND TRACKING STATION 

SA BERMUDA TRACKING STATION 

SA CANBERRA TRACKING STATION, AUSTRALIA 

SA FAIRBANKS TRACKING STATION, ALASKA 

SA GOLDSTONE TRACKING STATION, CALIF. 

SA GROUND S~ATIONS 

SA GUAM TRACKING STATION 

SA MADRID TRACKING STATION, SPAIN SA MERRITT ISLAND TRACKING STATION, FLA. 

SA ORRORAL VALLEY TRACKING STATION, AUSTRALIA 

SA QUITO ~RACKING STATION, ECUADOR SA ROSMAN TRACKING STATION, N.C. 

SA SANTIAGO TRACKING STATION, CHILE 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-89] p79-10098 06 

TRAILBLAZER BOCKET 

S ORRORAL VALLEY TRACKING STATION, AUSTRALIA 

S ROSMAN TRACKING STATION, N.C. 

TBAJBCTOBY 

JUPITEB OBSERVATIONS ABE UNDEB WAY [NASA RELEASE-79-2] P79-10002 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA BELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

p79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] p79-10037 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OU~ OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] p79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] p79-10110 06 

RADIO CON~ACT LOST WITH VOYAGER 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-180] p79-10177 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANE7S 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER p79-10189 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCCUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

TRANSIT NAVIGATIONAL SATELLITE 

SA NAVY 20 SA NA VY 21 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-162] 

TRANSMISSION S RADIO TRANSMISSION 

S TELEVISION TRANSMISSION 

TRANSPONDERS 

p79-10193 05 

p79-10163 06 

LANDSAT-3 HAS MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER FROBLEM 

[NASA RE1IASI-79-67] p79-10053 06 

SUBJECT INDEX 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10 117 06 

TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. !IHEME AT PARIS AIR SHOW [NASA RE1EASE-79-54] P79-10071 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

TRAIISPOBTATION 

S COMMERCIAL AVIATION 

TRAIISPORTATION, DEPARTKEIIT OF 

S DEPAR!IMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 

TRIAD SERVICES, IIIC., DEARBORII, MICH. 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO 

BE BUILT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-154] P79-10154 06 

TROPOSPHBRE 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IIlPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

TRRA S TILT ROTOR RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

TRW, INC., REDONDO BEACH, CALIF. 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREIlELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

TSUKUBA OIlIV., JAPAII 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

TURBINE ENGINES 

SA GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE ENGINES 

SOLAR-POWERED HOllE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-71] P79-10057 06 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO EE NEGOTIATED [NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEIlONSTRHED 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-95] P79-10094 06 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-104] P79-10102 06 

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINE ENGINE 

FOR AUTOS 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-169] P79-10167 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

TURBINE PUMPS 

SPACE SHUTTLE PROPULSION TESTS TO RESUME IN· MID-DECEMBER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-153] P79-10153 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

TURBOFAN EIIGIIiE 

SA QUIET CLEAN GEN. AVIATION TURBOFAN ENGINE 

TURBOPROPS 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPAEILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

TURBOPOMPS 

S TURBINE PUMPS 

TUTUILA ISLAND, AKERICAN SAKOA 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

TYPHOONS 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

A-l08 
SUBJECT IIIDEX 

COOPERA~~ION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

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

SA MINISTRY OF HEALTH, U.S.S.R. 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

TWO HISTORIES PUBLISHED BY NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-39] P79-10038 06 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. ~O CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46) P79-10046 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SA~ELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93) P79-10092 06 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RllLEASE-79-104] P79-10102 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL MOVEMENTS 

06 

[NASA RIlLEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RIlLEASE-79-118] P79-10117 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-156] P79-10155 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF ~HE PLANETS [NASA RIlLEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ACVAN~AGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOlLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHU~TLE> 

P79-10196 05 

U-2 AIRCRUT 

NASA AIllCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST'" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

UHURO /SATELLITE/ X-RAY OllSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

UK-5, UIIITED KIHGDOII SATELLITE 

AIIERICAIIS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

UK-6, UNITED KIIIGDOII SATELLITE 

NASA ~O LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OP 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

OLTRAVIOLE!C DETECTORS 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RILEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

UIIIYERSITY COLLEGE OF SOUTH 1I1LES, CABllIl'F 

ULTRAVIOLET PHOTOGRAPHY 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

ULTRAVIOLET BADIATION 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EABTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR lO BE MARKETED 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOCN STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD ARCUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELllASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY OF SUN FEATURED IN BOOK [NASA RELEASE-79-99] P79-'10097 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] P79-10121 06 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIllONI1ENTALLY 

IIIPORTANl GASES [NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

ULTRAVIOLET SPECTllOMETER 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

UNITEll AIRCRAFT CORP. 

SA PRATT AND HHITNEY AIRCRAFT 

UMITED DETECTOB TECH., SANTA MONICA, CA. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUN~ER SATURN ON SEPT.' 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

UIIITED KIBGDOH 

S ENGLAND 

UNITED KINGDO~ SATELLITES 

SA UK-5, UNITED KINGDOM SATELLITE 

SA UK-6, UNITED KINGDOM SATELLITE 

LIFTOFF WII.L BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

UNITED NATIOIIS U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMEN~S 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

UIIITED PENH'BAIIK, WILKES-BARBE, PA. HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

UMITED STATES PARK SERVICE 

S NATIONAl. PARK SERVICE 

UIIIVERSITY COLLEGE OF SOUTH WALES, CARDIFF 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS [NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

A-l09 
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON, ENGLAND 

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON, ENGLAND 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, A~MOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] p79-10165 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVES~IGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

UNIVERSITY HOSP. MED. CTR., SAN DIEGO, CA. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

UNMANNED SPACE FLIGHT PROGRAM 

S VOYAGER PROJECT 

UPPER ATMOSPHERE 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

S~UDI ES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] p79-10165 06 

UPPER VOLTA 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

URANUS /PLANET/ 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

p79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] p79-10028 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VOYAGER I ENCOUNTER 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

URANUS A7MOSPHERE 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

URANUS RINGS 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

(NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

p79-10186 05 

p79-10194 05 

P79-10023 06 

p79-10024 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

(NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAR 

SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-84] p79-10082 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

(NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 (NASA RELEASE-79-108] p79-10110 06 

URBAN PROBLEMS 

S ECONOMIC IMPACT 

USDA 

S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 

UTAH STArE UNIY. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] p79-10018 06 

SUBJECT INDEX 

UTOPIA REGION /6ARS/ 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER (NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

v 

V/STOL AIRCRAFT 

S ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT 

YAB 

S VEHICLE ASSEMBLY BUILDING 

VACCIIiES 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

VANDENBERG AFB, CALIF. 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

(NASA RELEASI-79-78] P79-10061 06 

PRESS CONFERINCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

VEHICLE ASSEMBLY BUILDING 

ENTERPRISE TO BE ROLLED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-50] P79-10067 06 

VEHICLES 

S LAUNCH VEHICLES 

VELOCITY 

SA FLOW VELOCITY 

SA WIND VELOCITY 

NASA AIRCRAF~ TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASI-79-25] P79-10022 06 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

VEil ERA SPACECRAFT 

LIGHTNING APPAREN~ SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IIlFORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

VENUS /PLANET/ EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

(NASA RELEASI-79-13] P79-100 13 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

(NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

(NASA RELEASE-79-176] P79-10175 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

VENUS ATMOSPHERE 

A-ll0 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 
SOB.JECT INDEX 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPOR'IANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

FUTORE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

VENUS CLOUDS 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] 

P79-10194 05 

P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

RADAR PINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RF:LEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-59] P79-10076 06 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

VENUS CRATlmS 

RADAR PINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

VENUS EXPLORATION 

SA PIONEER VENUS PROBE 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RI~LEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

VENUS ORBITING IMAGING RADAR 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA RI~LEASE-79-176] P79-10175 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-PY 1980 BUDGET 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

VENUS PHOT(IGRAPHS 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RILIASE-79-13] 

P79-10182 05 

P79-10194 05 

P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RILIASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VENUS SURFACE 

EARLY FINDINGS FROH PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RILEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATUHES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

[NASA R:eLEASE-79--176] P79-10175 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXFLORATION 

p79-10194 05 

VETERANS ADMIN. HOSPITAL, PALO ALTO, CA. LIFE SCIENCE INVHS~IGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RILEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

VETERANS UllIN. HOSPITAL, SAil FRANCISCO 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

VETERANS ADIIINISTRATION 

NASA CENTER SELEC1~S HINOEITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM 

[NASA RILEASE-79-5] P79-10005 06 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RI:LEASI-79-81] P79-10080 06 

VIBRATION TESTS 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTEE SEA VESSELS 

VOUGHT CORP., DALLAS, TEX. 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

SHUTTLE GEOUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 06 

ENTERPRISE PREPARED FOR FLIGHT TO FLORIDA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-42] P79-10042 06 

u. S. EXPERIIIEN~S TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

VIKIBG PROJECT 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

MUTCH NAilED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATCR FOR SPACE 

SCIENCE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-72] P79-10058 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHUTTLE STUDENT PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-133] P79-10 132 06 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-164] P79-10164 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

VIKING SPACECRAFT 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

VIRGINIA COMIIONWEALTH UNIV., RICHHORD 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

VIRGO STAR CLUSTER 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10 170 06 

VISIPLUME /TRADEHARK/ 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

VOIR 

S VENUS ORBITING IMAGING RADAR 

VOLCANIC HATERIAL 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

VOLCAliOES 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRA~OSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-56] P79-10073 06 

VOYAGER 2 'ro TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

VOSTOK SPACECRAFT U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA HELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

VOUGHT CORP., DALLAS, TEX. 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

A-111 
VOYAGER PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

p79-10006 06 

p79-10049 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10131 06 

VOYAGER PROJECT 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] P79-10029 06 

FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT 

SA VOYAGER 1 

SA VOYAGER 2 

P79-10194 05 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMEN~ALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

p79-10193 05 

VOYAGER 1 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA REL EASE-79-2] p19-10002 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

(NASA RELEASE-79-22] p79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] p79-10024 06 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

AT JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] p79-10026 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-66] p79-10052 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p19-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P19-1 011 0 06 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEW MOON OF JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-132] p19-10130 06 

VOYAGER REACQUIRED; SPACECRAFT FUNCTIONS NORMALLY 

[NASA RELEASE-19-134] p79-10133 06 

RADIO CONTACT LOST WITH VOYAGER 1 

[NASA RELEASE-19-180] P79-10177 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

p79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

p79-10189 05 

VOYAGER 2 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2] p79-10002 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

AT JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-26] p79-10026 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

[NASA RELEASE-79-66] P79-10052 06 

SUBJECT INDEX 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-19-86] P19-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEW MOON OF JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-132] P19-10130 06 

RADIO CONTACT LOST WITH VOYAGER 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-180] P19-10171 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1919 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10119 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P19-10189 05 

VTOL AIRCRAFT 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-19-48] P19-10048 06 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-77] P79-10059 06 

S·OPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-19-111] P79-10 111 06 

w w. J. PURCELL CO~, CINCINNATI, OHIO 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSTRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

WAIALUA SUGAR CO., HAWAII 

SATELLI7ES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

WAKE VORTEX 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-140] P79-10139 06 

WALLOPS FLIGHT CENTEH, WALLOPS ISLAND, VA. 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P19-10006 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-19-18] P19-10018 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-19-61] P79-10049 06 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10061 06 

NASA SATELLITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPTION 

(NASA RELEASE-19-56] P79-10073 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE 

SENSORS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-130] P19-10128 06 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-145] P19-10145 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1919 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

WASHINGTON ONIV. 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

[NASA RELEASE-79-81] P79-10080 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10 127 06 

WASHINGTON UNIV., SEATTLE 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06· 

A-112 
SUB.JECT INDEX 

LIFE SCIENCE INVES~nGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

WASHINGTON UNIV., ST. LOUIS, ftO. 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

WASHINGTON, D.C. 

NASA CHEMIS~' IS NAHONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] P79-10010 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

WIND TURBINES SUBJ:SCT OF ENERGY WORKSHOP IN 

CLEVELAND 

[NASA RELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 06 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 HOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

WASP, USS 

ASTRONAUTS FAC~ SHIET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

WATER EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAF'I 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

WATER MANAGEMENT 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

WATER VAPOR 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-35] P79-10032 06 

WATKINS-JOGNSON CO., PALO ALTO, CA. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 

WAVECOH, INC., CALIF. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA Rf:LEASE-79-108] P79-10110 

IIAVES 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

WEATHER DATA 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM IIAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] p79-10068 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

IIONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

WEATHER FORECASTING 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-100 17 06 

WESTERN TEST RANGE, VANDENBERG AFB 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY. GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA EELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-160] P79-10160 06 

WEATHER SATELLITES 

5 METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES 

WEIGHTLESSNESS 

NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TESTS FOR 

WOMEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-41] P79-10040 06 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOH SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICt}: 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIE~ SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHUTTLE STUDENT PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-133] P79-10 132 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

WELDING 

SA BONDING 

WRONG WELDING WIRE IS CAUSE OF TEST FAILURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-157] P79-10157 06 

WEST GERIIANY 

5 GERMANY 

WESTAR COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES 

5 WESTAR 1 

5 WESTAR 2 

5 WESTAR 3 

5 WES~AR-C 

WE STAR 1 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 

IIESTAR 2 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 

liESTAR 3 

P79-10095 06 

P79-10095 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

WESTAR-C 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT 1I0DIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] P79-10020 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

WESTER. AEROSPACE LABS. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

WESTERN TEST RANGE, VANDENBERG AFB SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38} P79-10041 06 

A-l13 
WESTERN UNION SPACE COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] p79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10131 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMFORTANCE) 

P79-10195 05 

WESTERN UNION SPACE COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] p79-10020 06 

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] p79-10095 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP., PITTSBURGH 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-139] p79-10142 06 

WESTON INSTRUMENTS, INC., SARASOTA, FLA. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] p79-10110 06 

WETZEL, GERMANY 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] p79-10116 06 

WHITE DWARF STARS 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] p79-10036 06 

WHITE SARDS, N. MEX. 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-19] p79-10020 06 

WILKES COLLEGE, WILKES-BABRE, PA. 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] p79-10179 06 

WILKES-BARRE, PA. 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

WILLIAM T PECORA MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] p79-10086 06 

WILLIAMS RESEARCH CORP., MICH. 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] p79-10034 06 

WIND ENERGY SYSTEMS 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE Al LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] p79-10033 06 

WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY WORKSHOP IN 

CLEVELAND 

[NASA RELEASE-79-45] P79-10044 

WIND TURBINE GENERATOR PLANNED BY NASA ANC 

RECLAMATION BUREAU 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-57] p79-10074 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

WIND TUNNELS 

SA ARC WIND TUNNEL 

FUEL-SAVING TEST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILI1Y 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-125] P79-10124 06 

SUBJECT IIiDEX 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-140] P79-10139 06 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

liIND VELOCITY 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

NASA DEVELOPS MOBILE REMOTE SMOKESTACK MONITORING 

SYSTElI 

[NASA RELEASE-79-52] P79-10069 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

WING LETS 

FUEL-SAVING TEST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

liINGS 

SA SUPERCRITICAL WING 

SA WINGLE1S 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] P79-10096 06 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-140] P79-10139 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

liIIIKFIELD, ENGLAND 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION 

OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-172] P79-10171 06 

liISCONSIN UNIV. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

SATELLI1ES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

WISCONSIN UNIV., MADISON 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10 103 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

WOMEN 

A-U4 

NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TESTS FOR 

1I0llEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-41] P79-10040 06 

NASA TO RECRUIT SPACE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-101] P79-10105 06 

2,937 APPLY FOR ASTRONAUT POSITIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-175] P79-10174 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 
SUBJECT INDEX 

WORKING GROUPS U. S. AND U. S. S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA R:ELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RBLEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

WORKlliG GROUPS, U.S.S.R./U.S. U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEET 10TH TIME 

[NASA RELEASE-79-136] P79-10134 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 197~1 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10179 06 

WORLD ADlIINISTRATIVE RADIO CONFERENCE 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

WORLD lIETEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATIOR 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY lIAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79--~jl] P79-10068 06 

NASA AIHCRAF'I TO 'rAKE PART IN I NTERNATICNAL MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

INTERNATIONAL ROC.KET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE SENSORS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-130] P79-10128 06 

WORLD WEATHER ~ATCH 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-17] P79-10017 06 

WRIGHT STATE UNIV., DAYTON, OHIO 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] p79-10176 06 

WRIGBT-PA1:TERSON AFB, OHIO 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] P79-10114 06 

WWII 

S WORr.D WEATHER liATCH 

WYOIlING UIIIV., LARAlIIE 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

33 INVllSTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, AIMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA HELEASE-79-165] p79-10165 06 

x X-BAND 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

X-RAY ASTRONOllY 

HEAO-l MISSION CONCLUDED [NASA RELEASE-79-4] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10004 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BIIITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA llELEASE-79--65] P79-10051 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

YORK UNIV., ONTARIO, CANADA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

X-RAY STARS SHALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

X-RAY TELESCOPE X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

X-RAYS NASA CHEMIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

(NASA RELEASE-79-11] P79-10010 06 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-13] P79-10013 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY OF SUN FEATURED IN BOOK 

[NASA RELEASE-79-99] P79-10097 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHEt 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING 

WEALTH OF DATA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-122] p79-10121 06 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

X-15 AIRCRAFT 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUITLE> 

p79-10196 05 

XEROX CORP., PASADENA, CALIF. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

XEROX DATA SYSTEMS, EL SEGUNDO, CALIF. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

XV-15 AIRCRAFT TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-98] p79-10096 06 

v 

YARAGADEE, AOS~RALIA 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL 

MOVEMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-117] P79-10116 06 

YARDNEY ELECTRIC CORP., PAWCATUCK, CONN. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA llELEASE-79-'1 08] p79-1 0 110 06 

YF-17 AIRCRAFT 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-97] P79-10099 06 

YORK ORIV., CANADA 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 06 

YORK UNIV., ONTARIO, CANADA 

A-115 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10 112 06 
YORKTOIIN, USS 

YORKTOIIN, USS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

ZAIRE 

P79-10135 06 

z 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

ZERO GRA YITI 

S WEIGHTLESSNESS 

ZOOLOGY 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

1 

1979S1 ISATOBN HOONI 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-135] P79-10136 06 

SUBJECT INDEX 

A-116 
SECTION 2 Personal Names Index 

------,----_.,------------------.• _----------------------------------, INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 

1979 

Typical Personal Names Index Entry 

I PERSiNAL I NAME 

SEE SECTION 06 

ABRAHAII, SlHUEL IFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] 

--- I 

FOR INFORMATION AODITIONAL J CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

P79-10176 061 

TITLE NASA RELEA!iEj 

NUMBER -.J 

I I ACCESSION NUMBER I 

The title of each news release or speech appears under each name mentioned 

in the news releases and speeches whether or not the individual is the speaker. 

When the name refers to the speaker. this fact is indicated with a + to the 

left of the title. The NASA accessIon number is located under and to the right 

01 the title of the speech, e.g., P79-10176, followed by a two-digit number, 

e.g .. 06, which identifies the section containing the complete entry. 

A 

AARDOOII, L. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLI'fE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

ABRAHAII, SAIIUEL 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

ABRAHAIIS011, JAIIES 

SPECIAl, STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

ACUN A, IIAltIO H. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGEit 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA ItELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

ADAIIS, KENNETH A. THIRD FLTSATCOII ~'O BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

AGGSON, T. L. 

P79-10156 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

AGNEII, SPIRO T. 

THE LIFTOFF: REI.IVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

AGNEII, SPIRO T. (IIRS.) THE LIFTOFF: REI.IVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79--?q] P79-10063 06 

AILOR, SAMUEL J. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BHITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79"-61] 

AITKEB, JOHB 

P79-10049 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPS);: 

March 198() 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] 

ALBERT, JOHN J. 

P79-10018 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

ALDRIN, EDWIN EUGENE, JR. 

B-1 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA ItELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] r79-10063 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] p79-10064 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

P79-10065 

P79-10135 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

ALEXANDER, CARTER 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

ALEXANDER, JOSEPH K. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] .'19-10088 06 

ALFVEB, THOMAS VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

ALLEN, JOSEPH PERCIVAL, IV 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10 135 06 

ALVAREZ, JOSE II, 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 

ALVAREZ, LUIS II. NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA IlELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 

AIlISHIIIA, TSUYOSHI NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] p79-10090 

ANDERS, WILLIAII ALISON APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 

06 

06 

06 

06 

06 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTI.E> 

P79-10196 05 

ANDERSON, HUGH R. NASA SELECTS 40 INVES~IGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 
+ 

ANDERSON, JOHN D. 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] 

ANDERSON, JOHN D. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

p79-10112 

P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] p79-10110 06 

ANDERSON, NEIL 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-104] p79-10102 06 

ANDRUS, CECIL D. 

WIND TURBINE GENERATOR PLANNED BY NASA AND 

RECLAMATION BUREAU 

[NASA RELEASE-79-57] P79-10074 06 

ARMSTRONG, NEIL ALDEN 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] p79-10062 06 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] p79-10063 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] p79-10064 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] p79-10065 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

p79-10191 

06 

05 

T EIlTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 1100N LANDING 

p79-10192 05 

ARMSTRONG, THOMAS P. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 06 

ASCH, HENRY 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] p79-10110 

ASKINS, BARBARA S. 

NASA CHEMIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] p79-10010 

ATREYA, SUSHIL K. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

AUGUSTINE, NORM 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE) 

p79-10196 05 

AXFORD, W. IAN 

VOYAGER 1 EXAftINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] p79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

B 

BAGWELL, JAIIES W. 

NASA WEATHER DATA SATELLITE SYSTEM MAY SAVE 

AIRCRAFT FUEL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-51] P79-10068 06 

BAIR D, DENNY 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS) 

p79-10190 05 

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX 

BALDWIN, K. II. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

BALES, STEPHEN 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

BALTER, JACK E. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

BARACLOUGH, D. R. 

P79-10023 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

BARCLAY, PAT 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

BARLIER, F. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

BARRACLOUGH, D. R. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10 103 06 

BASSETT, CHARLES AUTHUR, II 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

BASTEDO, WILLIAII G. 

P79-10135 06 

+ <SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS) 

B-2 

BAUER, DOUGLAS C. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

BAUMAN, ROBERT 

P79-10190 05 

P79-10023 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

BAUMBACH, DICK 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

BEAN, ALAN LAVERN 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

BEATTIE, DONALD 

P79-10 182 05 

P79-10135 06 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-144] P79-10152 06 

BEHANNON, KEN 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

BELCHER, ARNOLD C. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

BELCHER, JOHN W. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

BELTON, IIICHAEL J. S. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX 

BENDER, PETER L. NASA SE:LECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

BENEDICT, BOWARD 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

POWER FACTOR CONTIIOLLER 

P79-10188 05 

<HAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

<MEETING lIITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

p79-10196 05 

BENNY, JACK 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

BENSON, TOI! 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

BENTLEY, C. R. 

EXPERIMENTS SELEc'rED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLIT,: 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

BENTON, E. R. EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITH 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

BERBERT, JOHN H. SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA IIELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

BERGIIAN, JULES 

ANNIVEIISARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 O!; 

BERNING, lIAHREN W. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA I!ELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

BERROIR, 11. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA HELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

BERTAUX, JEAN-LOUPE 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA SILECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 O~ 

BHAGAT, P. K. LIFE SCIENCE INn:STIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIG HTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79--167] P79-10176 06 

BHAHGAVA, B. N. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR !lAG NETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79·-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79'-129] p79-10131 06 

BHATTACHARVA, A. 

LIFE SCIENCE INHSTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

BILODEAU, JAIIES 

SCHOOLING OF ASTllONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA BELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

BORIAKOFF. VALENTIN 

BINKLEY, MAURICE E. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

B-3 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 'ro TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

BIHSACK, JOSEPH H. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] p79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELIASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

BLAMONT, JACQUES 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

BLANEY, K. B. NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

BLENMAN, CHARLES, JR. 

P79-10049 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 

BLOMQUIST, C. G. 

06 

06 

06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

BLUFORD, GUION 5., JR. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RE1EASE-79-124] 

BO, JI 

P79-10135 06 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

BOBKO, KAROL JOSEPH 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

BOECKEL, JOHII H. NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10095 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELBASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RE1IASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

BOISCHOT, AHDRE VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] 

BOLE, JIll 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

BOND, BOB SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS. 35 NEW 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] 

BOND, DAVE 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

BOOTH, F. i. 

P79-10024 06 

LOOK JULY 9 

P79-10088 06 

P79-10182 05 

CANDIDATES IS 

P79-10035 06 

P79-10182 OS 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

BORIAKOFF, VALENTIN RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 
BORIIAII, PRAIIK 

BORIIAII, PRAIIK APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

ASTRONAUTS PACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

BOSTROM, CARL O. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-?3] 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

BOURGEOISE, JOHN D •. TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

BOIILES, C. A. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

BOYD, R •. L. F. NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

BRAGDON, DAVID C. 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

BRAIIIIER, R. F. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] . P79-10131 06 

BRAND, VAIICE DEVOE 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

BRANDENSTEIN, DANIEL C. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

BRIDGE, HERBERT S. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

BRIGGS, GEOFFREY A. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

(NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 

BROADFOOT, A. LYLE 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 

05 

06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

BROliN, ALLAN H. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

BRORN, GERALD V. 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-28] P79-10031 06 

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX 

BROliN, JAY Fo 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

BROIIII, L. II. 

ROTATiNG BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-105] P79-10 104 06 

BROliN, IIALTER Eo, JR. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

BROWNLEE, DONALD Eo 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

BRUECKNER, GUENTER E. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

BRIANT, FREDERICK B. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

B-4 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

BUCHU, JAMES I!. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

BUCKLEY, IIILLIAM F. 

P79-10 135 06 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

BULL, JOHN SUMTER 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

BUNKER, ELLSRORTH 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 

BURCH, J. L. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

BURDETT, R. K. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

BURGER, IIARREN 

P79-100Q9 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

BURKE, BERNARD P. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE I!L·IGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 

BURLAGA, LEN F. 

06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

BURNS, BARBARA A. RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-47] P79-10047 06 

BURNS, IIILLIAM T. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

HURR, PETER SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

P79-10049 06 
PEESOJIAL NAIIES INDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'161] P79-10161 06 

BURROWBRIDGE, WILLIA~ R. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

BURROllS, J. EXPERIMENTS SELEC~rED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-l03] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-1013l 06 

BURT, DA Vl:n 

AHERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

BYRNE, BRI!NDAN 

FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW 

JERSEY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1,44] P79-101S2 06 

c 

CABOT, SEBASTIAN 

<NON-MILI1ARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-1018S 

CAGLE, EUGENE 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-30] P79-10028 

CAIN, DAN L. PIONEEIl TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA IlELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 

CALIO, ANTHONY J. 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] p79-100S6 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'91] P79-10090 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-'129] P79-10131 

CAIIPBELL, DONALD B. 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

05 

06 

06 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-·47] P79-10047 06 

CAIIPBELL, J. 11. 

LIFE SCIENCE INn:STIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[liASA RELEASE-79-'167] P79-10176 06 

CARLSON, ROBERT 11. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA HELEASE-79-·108] P79-10110 06 

CARMICHAEL, R. S. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79"103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA llELEASE-79··129] P79-10131 06 

CARPENTER, IIALCOLM SCOTT 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

CARR, GERALD PAUL 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

CARR, ROBERT E. 

P79-1013S 06 

p79-1013S 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSB 

[NASA RELEASE-79'-18] P79-10018 06 

CARR, THOMAS D. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-l0024 06 

VOYAGBR 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

+ 

+ 

CHAUVIII, SKIP 

CARRUTHEBS, JOYCE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 OS 

CARSON, JOHNNY THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JUI.Y 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

CARTER, JIMIIi 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] p79-100S6 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELFASE-79-179] P79-l0179 06 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA> 

P79-10184 OS 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

P79-l0187 OS 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

p79-10l92 OS 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

p79-10196 OS 

CASSINI, GIOVANNI DOMENICO 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-l0024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

CATURA, BICHARD C. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE PLIGHTS 

06 

06 

[NASA BEUASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

CAZENAVE, A. NASA SELECTS 2S EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNA~ICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

CERNAN, EUGENE ANDREW THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA BELEASE-79-7S] P79-10064 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

CESS, ROBERT D. 

P79-1013S 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-16S] P79-1016S 06 

CHAFFEE, ROGER BRUCE ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-1013S 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 OS 

CHAHEIDES, WILLIAM L. 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

CHAPMAN, DEAN 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10 110 06 

CHAPHANN, PHILLIP KENYON 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

CHARLESWORTH, CLIFFORD 

P79-1013S 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-7S] P79-10064 06 

CHASE, STILLMAN C. PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10l10 06 

CHAUVIN, SKIP 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

B-S 
CHERBONNEAUX, JAftES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

CHERBONNEAUX, JAftES 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] p79-10022 06 

CHIPftAN, ERIC 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] p79-10161 06 

CHRISTOPHER, JOHN 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

CICERONE, RALPH J. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] p79-10165 06 

CLARK, GEORGE !i. 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SHALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-44] P79-10045 06 

COATS, MICHAEL L. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] p79-10135 06 

CODE, ARTHUR D. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] 

COFFEEN, DAVID L. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

p79-10112 

P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] p79-10088 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] p79-10110 06 

COGOLI, AUGUSTO 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

COHEN, H. A. 

, SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] p79-10003 06 

COLBURN, DAVID S. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] p79-10110 06 

COLEftAN, PAUL J., JR. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] p79-10110 06 

COLES, R. L. EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOB MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] P19-10131 06 

COLLARD, HAROLD R. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P19-10110 06 

COLLINS, MICHAEL 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P19-10062 06 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-19-14] p19-10063 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] p19-10065 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] p79-10135 06 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 as 

B-6 

PERSONAL RAftES IRDEX 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

COLUMBUS, CHRISTOPHER 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.s. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

CORNOLD, DEREK ft. 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTR'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-19-6] P79-10006 06 

CONRAD, CHARLES P., JR. ASTRONAU~S FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-19-124] P19-10135 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P19-10190 05 

CONRATH, BARNEY J. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P19-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-19-86] P79-10088 06 

COOK, ALLAN F., II 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-19-23] P19-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-19-86] P19-10088 06 

COOK, B. C. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-19-61] 

COOKE, TEHEBCE 

P19-10049 06 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-19-74] P19-10063 06 

COOPER, LEROY GOBDON, JR. ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-19-124] 

COOPEB, ROBERT S. 

P19-10 135 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

COOPER LEAVES GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-60] P19-10071 06 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-164] P79-10 164 06 

COBREIA, M. J. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-19-167] P79-10 176 06 

CORTRIGHT, ED 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

COSTA, RICHA,RD S. 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-19-113] P19-10 113 06 

COVAULT, CRAIG 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P19-10182 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

COVEY, RICHABD O. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

COWINGS, P. S. 

P19-10 135 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-19-167] P19-10176 06 

CREIGHTON, JOHN 0, 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-19-124] P79-10135 06 
PERSONAL BABES INDEX 

CRIPPEN, ROBERT LAUREL ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

CRISSIiELL, B. S. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

CROFT, TOll A. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASI RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

CROI! MELYNCK, D. NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPICELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELllASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

CRONKITE, liAJ.TER THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

CROSBY, FRED KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

[NASA RELllASE-79-160] 

CROSS, JOHN 

P79-10160 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELllASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

CULHANE, J. I .• 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRI!ISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELllASE-79-61] 

CUNN INGHAM, IIALTER RONNIE ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

CUNNOLD, DERllK I!. 

P79-10049 06 

P79-10135 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165J P79-10165 06 

CURINGTON, FI~OYD A. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

CURRAN, ROBERT 

P79-10023 06 

33 INVESTIGATO~S SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

D D' ARRIGO, J. S. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

DA GAllA, VASCO <NON-MILI!ARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U. S. SI'ACE PROGRAM> 

DALGARNO, AL~XANDER 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER (NASA RELEASE-79-23 ] 

P79-10185 05 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

DANIELSON, G. EDWARD, JR. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEW MOON OF JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-132] P79-10130 06 

DAVIDSEN, A. F. 

NASA SE.LECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS [NASA RELEASE-79-112] 

DAVIES, IIERTON E. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

DOOLEY, J. C. 

P79-10 112 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

DA VIS, ESKER K. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

DAVIS, LEVERETTE, JR. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10 110 06 

DE BOER, KLAAS S. SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY [NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

DEBUS, KURT THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

DEFOREST, S. E. SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

DENOYER, JOHN I!. 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE SENSING AWARD 

B-7 

[NASA RELEASE-79.,.88] P79-10086 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

DETWILER, DAVID F., JR. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 EClIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

DEVIRIAN, MICHAEL 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASI~-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10 088 06 

DINSIIOORE, JAIIES <SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

DOBRY, THADDEUS G. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

DOLLFUS, IUDOUIII 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASI~-79-22] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASli-79-108] P79-10110 06 

DONAHUE, THOI!AS I!. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

DOOLEY, J. C. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10 103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASll-79-129] P79-10131 06 
DOOLING, DAVE 

DOOLING, DAVE 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

DORKAN, H. JAKES 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

DOIIELL, R. T. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

DRAPER, RONALD F. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

DRAYSON, S. RONALD 

P79-10023 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

DRISCOLL, EMILY 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

DRISCOLL, EVERLY 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

DRYDEN, HUGH L. 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

DUKE, CHARLES KOSS, JR. THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

DUNCAN, CHARLES H. 

P79-1 0 135 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, A~MOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

DUNN, C. D. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

DUNN, JOHN J. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

DUNN, PETER J. NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

DUNNING, ROBERT 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASll-79-114] P79-10122 06 

DURRETT, JOHIi 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE~79-3] P79-10003 06 

DYAL, PALMER PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

DYER, JOBN II. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

DYSON, FREEMAN FUTURE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

E 

EATON, PETER T. SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH IESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

B-8 

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

EBERHART, PAUL 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

ECKARD, LEWIS D. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

ECKBERG, D. L. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

EISELE, DORN FULTON 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

ELKO, JOSEPH 

P79-10135 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10 158 06 

ELLIS, S. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

ENGLAND, ANTHONY WAYNE 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

EIiGLE, JOE HENRY ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

ESAT, T. II. 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10135 06 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10 127 06 

ESRLEMAN, VON R. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

(NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

ESKITE, WILBUR H., JR. 

STUDY TO DETERMINE PRIVATE SECTOR ROLE IN REMOTE 

SENSING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-16] P79-10016 06 

EVAIiS, ROIiALD ELLIlIN 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

EVANS, IIAYNE F. J. 

P79-1 0 135 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

EXTON, R. J. 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-40] P79-10039 06 

F 

FABIAN, A. C~ 

HUGE CLUS'fER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

FABIAN, JOHN M. 

ASTRONAUTS PACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

FAB~~~~N~CI~*C~'INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

FAIRE, ANDY 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 
PERSONAL :RAIIES INDEX 

PAll, CHAlIG-YUN 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

PARHI, L. E. 

06 

06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVES~IGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

PARTHING, IIIlIFIELD H. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

FAIiCETT, IIILLIAII G. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEISE-79-22] 

FAZIO, GIOVANliI G. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR SPACELAB/SflUTTLE FLIGHTS 

P79-10023 06 

[NASA RELEIlSE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

PELDIIAN, P. D. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

PELDMAN, IIILLIAII C. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[!lASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PENNELL, J. F. SATELLITE 'CO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

FERR IS, ALB ER~I G. 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

PILL IUS, R. 1I1lLKER 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

FIliGER, HAROLIl B. 

PHILIPS NAIlED DIRECTOR OF GOVERNIIENT/INDUSTRY 

AFFAIRS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-7] P79-10007 06 

FIOCCO, GIORGIO 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDI ES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

FISCHETTI, THOIIAS L. 

<MAGSAT: MISSION I1IPORTANCE> 

FISH ER, ANNA :t. ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEllT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12 l l] 

FLAGE, RICHARD A. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND>-

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

PLEIIIIING, ARTHUR S. 

DR. JAMES KRAMER RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-123] 

PLETCHER, HEHBERT 

P79-10195 05 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10123 06 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM [NASA RELEASE-79-5] P79-10005 06 

PLETCHER, JA liES TENTH ANN HERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

FLIEGEL, HENRY F. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEOCYNAMICS SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

FLOIiERS, BOBBY J. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE [NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

PORNEY, DONALD E. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

FROSCB, ROBERT A. 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] 

POSLER, LEE R., JR. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

POSTER, J. E. 

P79-10131 06 

P79-10049 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA BELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

FOSTER, LEE R. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

FOWLER, P. H. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

FRANK, LOUIS A. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 1.10 06 

FRANKLIN, BENJAIIIN SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

FRECHE, JOHN C. 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] P79-10114 06 

FREDERICK, JOHN E. 33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] p79-10165 06 

FREDEHICK, ROBERT i. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

FREEIIAN, THEODORE CORDY 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET [NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

FRENCH, BEVAN II. 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE--79-128] P79-10127 06 

B-9 

FREUD, SIGIIUND (NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

FROSCH, ROBERT A. PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] P79-10029 06 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEIIENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] P79-10043 06 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE--79-64] P79-10050 06 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA [NASA RELEASE--79-70] P79-10056 06 

WIND TURBINE GENERATOR PLANNED BY NASA AND RECLAMATION BUREAU 

[NASA RELEASE-79-57] P79-10074 06 

COOPER LEAVES GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-60] P79-10077 06 

DR. SEITZ GIVEN SECOND NASA DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC 

SERVICE MEDAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-62] P79-10078 06 

DR. JOHN E. NAUGLE TO LEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-63] P79-10079 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 
+ 

+ 

+ 

+ 

FROST, KENNETH J. 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

DR. JAMES KRAMER RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-123] P79-10123 06 

NASA CREATES SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 

OPERATIONS OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-127] P79-10126 06 

SCHERER TO RETIRE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-159] P79-10159 06 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-162] P79-10163 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

THE NASA FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10183 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

FU~URE OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION 

P79-10194 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

FROST, KENNETH J. SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] P79-10161 06 

FRUSTlCE, PHILIP 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH ~O BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

FRUTKIN, ARNOLD W. 

STUDY TO DETERMINE PRIVATE SECTOR ROLE IN REMOTE 

SENSING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-16] P79-10016 06 

RITCHIE NAMED DEPUTY FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-20] P79-10019 

FRUTKIN TO LEAVE NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-85] P79-10084 

06 

06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

FUKUSHIMA, N. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

FULLER, C. A. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

FULLERTON, CHARLES GORDON 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

G 

GABRIEL, DAVID S. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

GALl LEI, GALILEO 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

06 

06 

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] p79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

p79-10193 05 

GAPOSCHKIN, E. B. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

GARDNER, DALE A. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

GARRIOTT, OWEN KAY 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

GASPARINI, P. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10 103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10131 06 

GAUTIER, DAN 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] p79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

GAVER, LES 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

GAY, CHARLES D. 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

GEHRELS, TOil 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-:-108] P79-10110 06 

GEYE, RICHARD P. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

GIACCONI, RICCARDO 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

GIBBS, H. P. EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

GIBSON, EDWARD GEORGE 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

GIBSON, ROBERT· L. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

GIBSON, BOY 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSICN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-37] P79-10037 06 

GIERASCH, PETER J. 

B-10 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 
PERSONAL NAKES INDEX 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

GILCREASE, ARTHUR 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

GIVENS, EDWARD GALEN, JR. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

GLENN, JOHN HERSCHEL, JR. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

GLENNAN, KEITH 

p79-10135 06 

P79-10135 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

GLOBCKLBR, GEORGE 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

GOAD, CLYDE C. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPEHIHENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

GODIVIER, K. R. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

GODWIN, GENE 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-145] P79-10145 06 

GOLDSBY, WILLIAM D., JR. 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL B' FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

GOODY, RICHARD K. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPJ:TER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

GOOZH, PAUL E. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

SATELLITE TO S~I'UDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

GORDON, RICHARD FRANCIS, JR. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

GOREN STEIN, PAUL 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

P79-10195 05 

P79-10135 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

GOSS, ROBERT 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR--C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH 10 BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 

GOSSETT, JOHN D. 

06 

06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

THIRD FLTSA'rCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

GRIMES, DAVID W. 

GOTTLIEB, G. L. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE PLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

GOIIEN, R. J. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGBTS 

(NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10 176 06 

GRAMS, GERALD W. 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

33 INVESTIGATOHS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10 165 06 

GRANT, CARY 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

GRAVELINE, DUANE E. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

GRAY, EDWARD Z. PHILIPS NAMED DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY 

AFFAIRS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-7] P79-10007 06 

GRAY, JAf!ES Ii. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

GRAY, ROBERT 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-10] P79-10012 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

GREAVES, JAKES R. 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-118] P79-10 117 06 

GREEN, L. 0., JR. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA IELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

GREEN, MILTON 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC F·IELD 

[NASA IELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

GREGORY, FREDERICK D. 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

GRIFFIN, GERALD D. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

GRIGGS, STANLEY D. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET [NASA RELEASE-79-124) P79-10135 06 

GRIGORIEV, ANATOLE 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

GRI~~ih~~~iDT~tSTUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

B-ll 

[NASA IELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 
GRINDELAND, R. E. 

GRINDELAND, R. E. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

GRINDLAY, JONATHAN 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST 

PICTURE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-65] P79-10051 06 

GRISSOM, VIRGIL IVAN 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

GROER, ANNE <~EETING HITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

GROEIl, ARLENE 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

GROSS, NEAL R. 

<SKYLIB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

GROVES, THOMAS F. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

GRUENE, HANS 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

GUASTAFERRO, ANGELO 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 (NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

GUERIN, PIERRE PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

(NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

GULKIS, SAIIUEL 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

GUOFENG, HUA 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE FOR 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA> 

GURNETT, DONALD A. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10184 

P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

05 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

GUROVSKY, NIKOLAI N. U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEET 10TH TIME 

[NASA RELEASE-79-136] P79-10134 06 

H 

HABIB, PHILIP C. 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

(NASA RELEASE-79-8] P19-10008 06 

HACKET, PETER 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

PERSONAL NAIIES INDEX 

HADDOCK, FRED T. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] p79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HAGER, GAYLE 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

HAGGERTY. S. E. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

(NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

HAISE, FRED WALLACE, JR. 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN 

(NASA RELEASE-79-79] 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

(NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

FROM NASA 

P79-10060 06 

P79-10135 06 

HALE, LESLIE 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

HALL, CHARLES F. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

(NASA RELEISE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

HALL, D. F. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

HALL, D. H. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

(NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10 1 03 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD (NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

HALPERN, RICHARD E. 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

HANEL, RUDOLF A" <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

(NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-19-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA BELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HANSEN, JAMES E. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

(NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

06 

06 

HARDY, D. SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

HARGENS, A. H. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HARRIES, JOHN E. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-16s] P79-10165 06 

HARRISON, C. G. A. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

HARRISON, EDWIN F. 

B-12 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

(NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 
PERSONAL NABES INDEX 

HART, TEIlIlY J. 

ASTIlONAUTS FACT SHEET [NASA RELIASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

HARTLE, RICHARD E. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELIIASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELIASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HART BAN, DENIIIS L. 33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HARTSFIELD, IIENRY WARREN, JR. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET [NASA RELHASE-79-124] 

HARVEY, CHRISTOPHER C. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELHASE-79-23] 

P79-10135 

P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELHASE-79-86] P79-10088 

HARWOOD, JULIUS 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELliASE-79-115] P79-10114 06 

HASTINGS, D. A. EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELIIASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

HAUCK, FREDEDICK H. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

HAWKINS, IIILI.IAB 

P79-10135 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELIASE-79-3] P79-10003 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELIASE-79-96] P79-10095 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

HAWLEY, STEVEN A. SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELIASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

HAYES, AI 

POWER FAC'COR CONTROLLER 

HAYS, PAUL B. NASA SELECTS 40 INVES~IGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10188 05 

[NASA RELIIASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

HEACOCK, E. I.ARRY 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELllASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

HEACOCK, RAY/IOND L. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELllASE-:79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 [NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HEAPS, BELVIII AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA REUASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

HEARTH, DONAI.D F. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

+ 

HINTER EGGER , H. 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] p79-10049 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

HEATH, D. F. AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 EClIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

HEATHCOTE, D. G. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10 176 06 

HEINRICH, HILTON A. U. S.· EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

HELDENFELS, R. R. STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBEE 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

HENIZE, KARL GORDON ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

HERHAN, BENJAMIN M. SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRA10SPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

HERHANCE, J. F. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10 1 03 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

HERRON, R. E. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HERSCHEL, WILLIAM <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

HIBHEL, SEYMOUR C+ THIRD FLTSATCO~ TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

HINES, RILL 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10156 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

HINNERS, NOEL W. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-32] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

AND SPACE /'IUSEUM 

p79-10029 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

PIOtlEER SATUIlN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

HINTER EGGER, H. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

B-13 
HIIIZE, II. J. 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

HINZE, II. J. EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STOOY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

BIROIIO, II. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

SiUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HLASTALA, IIICHAEL P. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HOBBS, R. II. 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-105] P79-1010ll 06 

HOFFMAN, JEFFREY A. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12l1] 

HOGAN, ROBERT P. 

P79-10135 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

HOH, F. YOONG 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HOLIIQOEST, DONALD LEE ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

HOLT, STEPHEII 

P79-10135 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

HOLTON, E. H. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

J NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HOLTZ, JOHN R. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

HORD, CHARLES II. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HOBRIGAN, D. J., JR. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HOSENBALL, S. 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS) 

P79-10190 05 

HOUGH~ON, J. T. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

HOUSE, FREDERICK B. 33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

SXUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HOWELL, WILLIAH E. 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

HSIAO PING, DENG 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] 

HUBERHAN, BENJAMIN 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

P79-10056 06 

PEHSONAL NAHES INDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

HUCK, FRIEDRICH O. 

33 INVESTIGATO~S SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] p79-10 165 06 

HUGHES, FRANK 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

HOGHES, RON E. 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONljENTALLY 

IMPORTANT GASES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-131] P79-10 129 06 

HUHES, DONALD H. PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

HUHHER, ROBERT F. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

HUNDHAUSEN, ART J. VOYAGER 1 EXAHINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-1002Q 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

HUNT, GARRY E. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

(NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

06 

06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

HOSSEY, II. JOHN 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-38] P79-10041 06 

HUSTON, ROBERT 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-171] P79-10169 06 

HUTCHINS, P. H. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

RUYGENS, CHRISTIAN 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

IFFT, ED liARD 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 

INGERSOLL, ANDREW 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 

INGLIS, ANDREII 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

06 

06 

05 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

INTRILIGATOR, DEVRIE 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

IRBY, TOH 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

B-14 
PERSOIIAL JUliES IIiDEX 

IRWIN, JAMES BENSON 

ASTRONAUTS ~ACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

ISRAEL, II. H. 

P79-10135 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

J 

JACKSON, J. T. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

JACOBS, B. II. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEhSE-79-61] 

JACOBSON, A •. S. 

P79-10049 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEIISE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

JAFFE, HAROLD 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10110 06 

JAlIES, WILLI All 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

P79-10185 05 

JARVIS, J. F. 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

JEIiITT, DAVID 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEW MOON OF JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-132] P79-10130 06 

JOHNSON, B. D. EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103) P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129) P79-10131 06 

JOHNSON, LYNDON B. 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVHlG A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

JOHNSON, LYNDON B. (IIRS.) THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

JOHNSON, P. C. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

JOHNSON, R. G .. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3) P79-10003 06 

JOHNSON, TORRENCE V. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

JOKIPII, J. RANDY 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10024 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

JONES, DOUGLAS E. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

JONES, JOSEPU B. 

, THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

KLINEBERG, JOB I II. 

JUDGE, DARRELL L. PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

JUDSON, JAMES 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 

K 

P79-10095 06 

KAFATOS, IIINAS 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-105] P79-10104 06 

KAISER, TOM 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] P79-10035 06 

KANDEL, R. 33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

KAPRYAN. WALTER J. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

KATZ, HAURICE 

SYSTEM PROMISJlS ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

KELLER, G. R'; 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC ~IELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10 103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

KELLEY, MIKE AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

KENKHIGHT, CHARLES E. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

KENNEDY, JOHN F. 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 

06 

05 

KERWIN, JOSEPH PETER 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

KINARD, WILLIAII H. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

KIRBOFER, IIILLIA.M E£ 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79~1081 P79-10110 06 

KLEY, JOHN 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

KLINE, RAY PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

KLINEBERG, JOHN II. 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

OLSTAD TO BE DEPUTY OF TECHNOLOGY OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-110] P79-10109 06 

B-15 
KLIORE, ARVYDAS J. 

KLIORE, ARVYDAS J. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

KLUGER, II. J. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

KLUIIPAR, D. II. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

KOCH, L. 

THIHD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

KOCHENDORFER, FRED D. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

KOHL, JOHN L. NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACE LAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

P79-10193 05 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

KOHLHASE, CHARLES E. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

KOONS, H. C. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

KOWAL, CHARLES T. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEW MOON OF JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-132] P79-10130 06 

KRAFT, CHRISTOPHER C., JR. THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10120 06 

KRIKER, JAKES J. DR. JAMES KRAMER RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-123] P79-10123 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

KRANZ, EUGENE 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A fARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-751 P79-10064 06 

KRAUSHAAR, WILLIAM L. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA REI.MSE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

KREPLIN, R. W. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

KRIEGER, ALLEN S. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACE LAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX 

KRIEGER, ROBERT L •. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

KRIKORIAN, A. D. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10 176 06 

KRIMIGIS, S. II. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

KRUSE, LARRY 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

KOETTNER, JOACHIM 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL 

MONSOON STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-55] P79-10072 06 

KUIPER, GERARD 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

KUMAR, SHAILENDRA 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

KUNDE, VIRGIL G. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-1002l1 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

L 

LABRECQUE, J. L. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA llELEASE-79-103] P79-10 103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

LAESER, RICHARD P. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LAM, B, C. 

<VOiAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

LANGEL, ROBERT A. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

LANZEROTTI, LOUIS J. 

B-16 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2·TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 
PERSOIIU IlAIIES IIIDEX 

LAWRENCE, FRANK J. NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

LAYER, JAIIES D. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

LAZAROS, ALAN J. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 10 TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

LEACH, C. S. 

06 

06 

LIFE SCn:NCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGH~:S 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

LEBLANC, A. D. 

LIFE SCn:NCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGH~:S 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

LEBLANC, YOJ.lNDE 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LEDLEY, B. G. 

SATELLITF: TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

LEFEBYRE, II. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

LEHTINEN, HIIOCE 

SOPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-111] P79-10111 06 

LEISS, ABRAHAII 

NASA TO I,AUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-61] 

LEITER, DARIIYL 

P79-10049 06 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-105] P79-10104 06 

LELGEIIANN, I1EITER 

NASA SELIlCTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITB 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

LEIIOOEL, J. L. 

EXPERIMEITTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITB TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

LENOBLE, J. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

LENOIR, 1IILI.IAII BENJAIIIN 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

LEON, H. A. 

P79-10135 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGWrS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

LEPPING, ROll P. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-23] P79-1002'1 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA REI.EASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LEVINE, JOEl~ S. 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY 

I MPORTANT GASES 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-131] P79-10129 06 

LORD, 1IILLIAft L. 

LEVY, GERALD S. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LEIIIS, DICK 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 HUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

LILLIE, CHARLES F. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

LILLY, WILLIAft E. PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10 182 O!j 

LIND, DON LESLIE 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

LINDAL, GUNNAR 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

LINDBERG, CHARLES 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10191 05 

LINDBERG, R. G. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

LINDLEY, ROBERT N. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

LLEWELLYN, JOHN ANTHONY ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

LLE1IELLYN, THEODORE 

P79-10 135 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

LOEWENSTEIN, V. R. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

LOEWENTHAL, STOART H. 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-104] P79-10102 06 

LOftBARDO, JAIIES J. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

LONG, JAIIES E. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-1002l1 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LOIIG, ROBERT T. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

LORD, HILLIAft L. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

B-17 
LORELL, JAMES ARTHOR, JR. 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

LORELL, JAMES ARTHOR, JR. APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

LOOSMA, JACK ROBERT 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

LOVELACE, ALAN M. 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-156] P79-10155 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 

LOVELL, JAMES ARTHOR, JR. ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] P79-10060 

05 

06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

LOll, GEORGE M. THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

LOWMAN, PAUL D., JR. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELFASE-79-23] 

P79-10192 05 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LUBARSKY, BERNARD 

DEPUTY DIRECTOR LUBARSKY TO LEAVE LEWIS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1] P79-10001 06 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-48] P79-10048 06 

LUBIN, PHIL NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

LUCAS, IIILLIAM R. NASA CHEMIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-11] P79-10010 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-151] P79-10150 06 

LUCID, SHANNON W. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

LUNNEY, GLYNN S. 

P79-10135 06 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERA~IONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-156] P79-10155 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA [NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX 

LOST, REIMER 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

LYMAII, PETER T. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

LYONS, DICK 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

p79-10190 05 

M 

IIACCREADY, PAUL 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCH FLIGHTS PLANNED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-141] P79-10140 06 

MACH ELL, REG 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-120] P79-10 120 06 

MAGUINE, WILLIAM C. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

06 

06 

IIAHER, II. A. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

MAHON, JOSEPH B. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA llELEASE-79-96] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10049 06 

P79-10095 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S HAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 

06 

06 

MAHORT, GORDON 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

MANGOENDIPRODJO, IIILLY M.~ 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-43] P79-10043 06 

MANNING, FRANK L. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10156 06 

IlARAII, S. P. ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-105] P79-10104 06 

MARGOLIES, DOBALD L. SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

MARTIN, CHRESTOB F. 

B-18 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 
PERSONAl, HAilES INDEX 

MARTIN, R. R. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

IIARX, KARL 

<NON- MILITARY, MILB:ARY, AND SPRITlIAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

IIASURSKY, HAnOLD 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JlIPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10185 

P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

IIATTESON, JAIIES L. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

05 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

IIATTINGLY, T. K., II 

ASTRONAUTS FAC~ SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

IIAYCOCK, PAUL 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

IIAYHEII, !I. A. 

SATELLITE: TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

!lAZUR, RAY 

SATELLITI~ TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] p79-10003 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA REJ.EASE-79-158] P79-10158 

MCBRIDE, JON A. 

ASIRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

MCCALL, WAYNE L. 

P79-10135 

SAI'ELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 

NASA TO LAlINCH WES1~AR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] p79-10095 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH j~O BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

06 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA REI,EASE-79-1~i8] P79-10158 06 

!lCCANDLESS, BRUCE, II 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHIET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

MCCARTHY, DONALD W., JR. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA REJ.EASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

!lCCABTHY, JOHN F., JR., 

DEPUTY DIRECTOR LUBARSKY TO LEAVE LEWIS [NASA RELEASE-79-1] P79-10001 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

MCCORNELL, JOHN C. 

P79-10156 

06 

06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA U:LEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

IICROBERTS, JOE 

IICCORHACK, DICK 

+ POWER FACTOR CONTROLLEB 

+ 

P79-10188 05 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

IICCORIIICK, II. ,PATRICK 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 

MCCURDY, RICHABD C. 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 

06 

06 

IICDIVITT, JAIIES ALTON 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

BCDONALD, FRANK B. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10 110 06 

IICDONALD, IIICHAEL E. 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-161] 

IICELROI, MICHAEL B. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10161 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITEB CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79~86] P79-10088 06 

IICGOLRICK, JOSEPH E. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

IICGUIRE, JOHN R. 

P79-10023 06 

PRESIDENTIAl. AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

IICILWAIN, CABL Et 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE~79-108] P79-10110 06 

IICKENNA, ED 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

IICKIBBEN, DARRELL D. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

BCLAREN, ANNE 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10 176 06 

IICIIAHON, ED 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

!lCIIILLAN, BOB 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

IICMURTRY, TOil 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-177] P79-10178 06 

IICNAIB, RONALD E. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

IICBAMABA. ALLEN J. 

P79-10135 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

MCROBERTS, JOE 

+ VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

B-19 
+ 

KEADOWS, ARTRUR J. 

KEADOWS, ARTHUR J. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SUELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

IIEBDE, S. B. NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAH/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] 

HENTON, HARTIN D. SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] 

HEYER, PETER 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] 

KEYERS, CHARLES H. 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] 

KICHEL, FRANK CURTIS ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

HICHBNER, JAKES A. 

FOR 

TO BE 

P79-10112 06 

FIELD 

P79-10131 06 

P79-10112 06 

LAUNCHED 

P79-10113 06 

P79-10135 06 

<NON-MILI1ARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> P79-10185 05 

IIIGUEL, JAIIIE 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

HIHALOV, JOHN D. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

HIKHAILOV, VALERIY 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

I!ILL, JONATHAN 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

MILLER, ALVIN J. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

KILLER, D. E. SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

IIILLER, RICHARD 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

IIILLS, RODNEY A. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

IIITCHELL, BILLY 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-1C191 05 

IIITCHELL, C. A. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

MITCHELL, EDGAR DEAN ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

PERSONAL NAHES INDEX 

flITCHELL, JACK 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

IIITZ, flILTON A. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS FOR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET 

MISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-147] P79-10147 06-

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

1l0NTGOMERY, L. D. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS [NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

1I00RE-EDE, II. C. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

11005, H. IIARREN 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

1I0RGAN, W. JASON 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

HOIIATT, PAUL 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

SOWERY, ALFRED L. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

IIUCKLEY, EDWIN T. THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

IIUELLER, GEORGE 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

IIUELLER, IVAN I. NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

IlULLANE, RICHARD H. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

MULLER, DIETRICH NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

MUNS, GUIDO 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

IIURCRAY, DAVID G. 

B-20 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 
+ 

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX 

MURPHY, JAIIES P. SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<!lAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

MURPHY, ROBB~T 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] 1'79-10018 06 

IIURRAY. BRUC:e C. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGRCUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATijRN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

MUSGRAVE, FRANKLIN STOIIY 

ASTRONAUTS FAC:r SHEE:T 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

KUSSACCHIA, X. J. 

P79-10135 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

MUTCH, THOIIAS A. 

MUTCH NAMED ASSOCIA~~E ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE 

SCIENCE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-72:1 P79-10058 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 [NASA RELEASE-79-86:1 1'79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASi RELEASE-79-108] 1'79-10110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED [NASA RELEASE-79-1 1:1] 1'79-10113 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NENS BRIEFING 

NAGEL, S!EVEN R. ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

BAKANO, GEOHGE H. 

N 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVllSTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

1'79-10193 05 

1'79-10135 06 

[NASA RELEISE-79-112] 1'79-10112 06 

NARCISI, ROCCO 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] 1'79-10018 06 

NASVYTIS, ALGIRDIS L. 

NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-104] 1'79-10102 06 

NAUGLE, JOHN E. 

DR. JOHN E. NAUGLE ~ro LEAVE NASA [NASA RELEASE-79-63] 

NELSON, GEORGE D. 

P79-10079 06 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

VARIED, EXCITING [NASA RELEASE-79-3 Ij] 1'79-10035 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

HESS, NORMAN F. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> [NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

O' BRIEN, BEIlJiARD .1. 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 [NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] 1'79-10110 06 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

1'79-10189 05 

NEUBAUER, FRITZ II. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASll-79-23] 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-86] 

CLOSE 

1'79-10024 06 

LOOK JULY 9 1'79-10088 06 

NEUGEBAVEIl, GERHY PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] 1'79-10110 06 

BEUPERT. WARNER II. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR SPACELAE/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] 1'79-10112 06 

NEWBY, GLENN A. PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

NEWMAN, ROBERT E. 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

1'79-10182 05 

ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 1'79-10191 05 

NICHOLLS, R. Ii. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] 1'79-10018 06 

NIELL, A. E. 

SOUTHERN CALIfORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA 1<EL1ASE-79-166] 1'79-10166 06 

NOLA, PHARK J •. NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND 

INDUSIRY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-21] P79-10021 06 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

1'79-10188 05 

NORRIS, T. BLAND 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] 1'79-10113 06 

JORROOD, VIRGINIA T. 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] 1'79-10086 06 

NOUEL, F. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SA:rELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

NOVICK, R. X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] 1'79-10112 06 

NULL, GEORGE II. PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] 1'79-10110 06 

o 

O'BRIEN,'BERRARD J. PIONEER :ro ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

B-21 
O'BRIEN, JOHN E. 

O'BRIEN, JOHN E. 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

O'BRIEN, JOHN J. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-10195 05 

O'DONNELL, MILLIAft 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> P79-10190 05 

O'GALLAGHER, JOSEPH J. PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

0' LE,ARY, BRIAN TODD 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

O'NEAL, ROBERT L. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

O'TOOLE, TOft 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

OBAYASHI, TATSUZO 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

OGILVIE, KEITH W. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

OLBER~, S~ANISLAW 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

OLSON, ROBERT 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

OLSTAD, WALTER B. OLSTAD TO BE DEPUTY OF TECHNOLOGY OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-110] P79-1 01 09 06 

OLTON, BARRY THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

ONIZUKA, ELLISON S. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

OPP, ALBERT G. 

P79-10156 06 

P79-10135 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

ORZECHOWSKI, RICBARD E. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

OUSLEY, GILBERT W. 

P79-10193 05 

P79-10023 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

OVER MEYER, ROBERT FRANKLIN 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX 

OWEN, TOBIAS 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] p79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

OYAIIA, J. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE PLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10 176 06 

p 

PACCA, I. GILL 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10 103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10 131 06 

PACE, NELLO 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

PAGE, GEORGE F. SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCBED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

PAINE, THOftAS O. 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOllE NT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10 192 05 

PALME, WILLIAM 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10 158 06 

PANAGAKOS, NICHOLAS + VOYAGER t ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING 

P79-10193 05 

PANG, KEVIN 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-1002/j 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PAPANASTASSIOU, D. A. 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COllET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10 127 06 

PARK, JAB H. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79~165] P79-10165 06 

PARKER, DONALD E. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

PARKER, LOYD C. 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-145] P79-10145 06 

PARKER, ROBERT ALLEN RIDLEY 

B-22 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 
PERSONAL BAMES INDEX 

PARKINSON, II. H. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] 

PARKS, JOHN L., JR. 

P79-10112 06 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-14S] P79-101qS 06 

PARKS, ROBERT J. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

p79-1002Q 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE J·UPI'IER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA REIEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

PARNELL, THOMAS A. 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

PATTERSON, JAKES E. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RE],EASE-79-1~;5] 

PAYNE, SETH 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

PEARCE, JEFFREY VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-2J] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10156 06 

P79-10182 05 

P79-1002Q 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PEARL, JOHN C. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

PECORA, WILLIAM T. 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 06 

PEDERSEN, KENNETH S. 

NASA rELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] 

PELTZER, ROBERT G. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

PEPIN, THEODORE J. SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

P79-10056 06 

P79-1002l1 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RBLEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

PETERS, B. 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

PETERSON, ]lONALD HEROD 

ASTRONAUTS FAC'I SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12l1] P79-10135 06 

PETERSON, GEORGE 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-115] P79-1011l1 06 

PETROFSKY, J. S. 

LIFE SCIENCE INn:STIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

POBHAMPERUMA, CYRIL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

PETROIIE. ROCCO 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16. 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

PHILBRICK, RUSS 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

PHILIPS, ROIIALD J. 

PHILIPS NAMED DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY 

AFFAIRS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-7] P79-10007 06 

PHILLIPS, JEFFREY <MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE) 

P79-10195 05 

PHILLIPS, ROGER J. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PHILLIPS, SAMUEL 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-7Q] P79-10063 06 

PHILLIPS, SAMUES 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 

PHILLIPS, WILLIAM H. 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 

PHILPOTT, D. E. 

05 

()6 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] p79-10176 06 

PIRRAGLIA, JOSEPH A. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] p79-1002l1 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PITERSKI, NORMAN J. SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

PLANET, WALTER G. 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRAIOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

PLESSET, MICHAEL R. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-1002Q 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

PLETZER, ROBERT G. 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

PLUSH. PETER 

RCA SATCON LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 

POGUE. WILLIAM REID ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12Q] 

POBNAMPERUMA, CYRIL 

H-23 

VOYAGER 1 BXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10135 

P79-1002Q 

06 

06 

06 

06 

06 
POPE PAUL VI 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

POPE PAUL VI LIFTOFF HILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-78] P79-10061 06 

POPOVIC, Y. P. LIFE SCIENCE INVESiIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

POPP, Ii. L. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

POTEMBA, T. A. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD. SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<MAGS AT: MISSION IMPORTANCE) 

POONDS, K. A. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

PROCTOR, D. F. 

P79-10195 05 

P79-10049 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOIi SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

R 

RALEIGH, BABBY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND ABEA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

RAMANATHAN, V. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

S1UDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

RANEY, WILLIAM P. NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] 

RASCHKE, E. 

P79-10056 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

RASOOL, S. ICHTIAGUE 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

REAGAN, J. B. SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

REASONER, DAVID L. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

REAVEN, G. II. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

REETZ. ARTRUR, JR. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

REGAN, R. D. 

P79-10023 06 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

RESCHKE, II. F. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

RESNIK, JUDITH A. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

PERSONAL NAIIES INDEX 

RICHARD SOB, JOHN 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

RICKER, GEORGE R. NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10 112 06 

RIDDLE. AIITHOIIY 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

06 

06 

RIDE, SALLY K. ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

RIGEL, F. A. 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 06 

RIGELL, I. A. 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 06 

RIND, DAVID 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

RIPLEY, DILLON 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

RITCHIE, RUSSELL 

RITCHIE NAlIED DEPUTY FOR EXTE.RNAL RELATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-20] P79-10019 06 

ROBERTS. TECilN 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA .REIEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

ROCK, BERNARD J. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

ROGERS, A. J. NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

ROHN, DOUGLAS A. NEW TRACTION DRIVES COULD REPLACE GEARS, 

REVOLUTIONIZE POWER TRANSMISSION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-104] P79-10102 06 

ROOSA, STUART ALLEN 

ASTRONAOiS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10 135 06 

ROSEN, RICHARD D. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIIIENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10 101 06 

ROSENBLUII, LOOIS 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS 

COST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-33] P79-10033 06 

ROSS, LAWBENCE J. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10 113 

06 

06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

ROSS, II. D. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176· 06 

ROSS, ROBERT 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

B-24 
PERSONAL IiAIIES IlIDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] p79-10003 06 

ROSSITER, AL 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

RUSSELL, PHILIP B. 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-6] P79-10006 06 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATIIOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELElISE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

RUSSELL, llILLIAII R. 

SATELLITE ~ro STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] p79-10003 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

RYAll, A. F. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

RYAR, ROBERT 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

s 

SAGALYN, R. C. 

SATELLITE 'ro STUDY El~ECTRICAL PROBLEIIS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

SAGAN, CARL 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

SAGERIIAN, GARY D. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

SAIIUELSON, ROBERT F. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMIIlIS JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 

P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

SARDEL, BILL 

06 

06 

06 

06 

06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

SANDER, IIICHUL J. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

SANDLER, HAROLD 

NASA PUBLISHES REPOHT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TESTS FOR WOM.EN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-41] P79-10040 06 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-93] P79-10092 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

SANFORD, ROBERT G. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

SAVAGE, BLAIR D. 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

SCHNEIDER, WILLIAII C .. 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

SAVAGE, J. C. 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-166] P79-10166 06 

SAWYER, F. RONALD NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

SCARF, FREDERICK L. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE--79-86] p79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 1· ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

SCHAEFER, DAVID H. IMAGE-PROCESSING COIIPUTER CONTRACT AWARDED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-181] P79-10180 06 

SCHERER, LEE R. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10095 06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106) P79-10106 06 

SCHERER TO RETIRE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-159] P79-10159 06 

SCHIRRI, llALTER !lARTY, JR. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

SCHLIIIHER, GENE E. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

SCHIIERLING, ERWIN R, AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

SCHIIIDT, F. R. THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOII TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] p79-10156 06 

SCHIIITT, HARRISON BAGAN THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] p79-10064 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] p79-10135 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 

06 

05 

SCHNEIDER, PHIL P. NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEAS.E-79-96] 

SCHNEIDER, llILLIAII C. 

B-25 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10095 06 

p79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 
SCHNOPPER, HERBERT W. 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE. JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

SCHNOPPER, HERBERT W. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

SCHWARZE, JOSEPH 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

SCHWEIKART, RUSSELL LOUIS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

SCLAFFORD, RICHARD H. 

P79-10135 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

SCOBEE, FRANCIS R. ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

SCOTT, DAVID RANDOLF 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

SCOTT, JAIIES F. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

SCULL, WILFRED E. 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] 

SEARLE, G. L. 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10056 06 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

SEDDON, IIARGARET R. ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

SEE, ELLIOT IICKAY, JR. ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

SEIDEL, BORIS L. 

P79-1 0 135 06 

P79-10135 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

SEITZ, FREDERICK DR. SEITZ GIVEN SECOND NASA DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC 

SERVICE MEDAL 

[NASA RELEASE-79-62] P79-10078 06 

SERLEIIITSOS, PETER J. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

SEVERS, W. B. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

SHAFER 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAII 

<NON-MILITARY, MILITARY, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES 

OF U.S. SPACE PROGRAII> 

P79-10185 05 

SHAPIRO, IRWIN I. NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIIIENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

PERSONAL NAIIES INDEX 

SHAPLEY, WILLIS H. 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

SHAW, BREWSTER H., J9. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

SHAWHAN, STANLEY D. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

SHEIIANSKY, DONALD E. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

SHEPARD, ALAN BARTLETT, JR. 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-73] P79-10062 06 

AS~RONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

SHEPARD, GORDON G. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10 112 06 

SHEPPARD, DONALD C. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] 

P79-10023 06 

DELTA P79-10158 06 

SHIIIOIIURA, SHOZO 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE 

COOPERATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-91] P79-10090 06 

SHIPLEY, WILLIAII S. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

SHRAIIO, DANIEL J. U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-116] P79-10115 06 

NASA INITIATES NEW THRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-143] P79-10143 06 

SHRIVER, LORER J •. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10 135 06 

SIEVERS, Gl.KEITH 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SIIALL AIRCRAFT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-24] P79-10025 06 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOFAN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT DELIVERED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-137] P79-10137 06 

SILVERSTONE, KEN 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

SIMPSON, JOHN A. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 [NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 

SISCOE, GEORGE L •. 

B-26 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

06 

06 

06 
PERSONAL NAKES INDEX 

SJOBERG. SIGURD A. 

JSC DEPUTY DIRECTOR SJOBERG RETIRES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-58] P79-10075 06 

SLAYTON. DONALD KENT THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEE:r 

[NASA RELEASE-79-12ij] 

SLONE. H. O. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

SMITH, BRADFORD A. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUUTER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

SMITH. DAVID E. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

SMITH. EDIlARD J. PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

SKITH, G. LOUIS 

33 INVESTIGATORS SEL:ECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

S~UDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

SMITH, LESLIE 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

SMITH, PETER G. 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] 

SMITR, RICHARD G. 

P79-10056 06 

SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-106] P79-10106 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO B:E LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] P79-10156 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

SMITH, IIILLIAM L. 33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-165] P79-10165 06 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

P79-10190 05 

SIIOOT, GEORGE 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-25] P79-10022 06 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

STAELIN, DAVID B. 

SRYLIE, BOBERT E. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] p79-10003 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-158] P79-10158 06 

SRYDER. COIlllA! 

VIKIMG CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

SHYDER, DAVID 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10 131 06 

SOBEL, REBECCA 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

P79-10196 05 

SODEBBLOII, LAURENCE A. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

06 

06 

P79-10189 05 

SOFFEN, GERALD A. 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE 

STUDY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-46] P79-10046 06 

U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEET 10TH TIME 

[NASA RELEASE-79-136] P79-1013ij 06 

SONETT, CHIBLES 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

SOUZA, KENNETH A. 

U. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-114] P79-10122 06 

SPAULDING, II. P. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10 110 06 

SPEER, FRED A. THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

SPEYBROECK, LEON YAN 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

SPINAK, ABRAHAII 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

SPITZER, LYIIAH, JR. SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND 

MILKY WAY 

[NASA RELEASE-79-83] P79-10081 06 

SPOHN, CLIFFORD 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] 

SPORKIN, STAHLEY 

P79-10056 06 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

STAELIN. DAVID H. 

B-27 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 
STAFFORD, THOMAS PATTEN 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

STAFFORD, THOMAS PATTEN 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

STECHER, THEODORE P. NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

P79-10135 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

STEIN, T. D. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

STERN, D. P. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

P79-1C195 05 

STEWART, ROBERT L. ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

STOFAN, ANDREW J. AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 

STONE, EDWARD C. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 

P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

06 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

P79-10186 05 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

P79-10189 05 

STONE, H. L. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

STRACK, WILLIAM C. 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE 

ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-29] P79-10034 06 

STRANGEWAY, D. W. 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

STROBEL, DARRELL F. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23) P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PERSONAL NAKES INDEX 

STURMS, FRANCIS M. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] p79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

SULLIVAN, JIM 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-86] CLOSE 

P79-10024 06 

LOOK JULY 9 

P79-10088 06 

SULLIVAN, KATHRYN D, 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 

VARIED, EXCITING 

[NASA RELEASE-79-34] 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

35 NEW CANDIDATES IS 

P79-10035 06 

P79-10135 06 

SUOMI, VERNER E. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

SWIGERT, JOHN LEONARD, JR. 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-79] p79-10060 06 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

SYNNOTT, STEPHEN 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEW MOON OF JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-132] P79-10130 06 

SYVERTSON, CLARENCE A. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

SZSUZCZEWICZ, ED AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

T 

TALBOT, JOSEPH B. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61) P79-10049 06 

TANANBAUH, RARVEY X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-36] P79-10036 06 

TANT, LARRY R. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129] p79-10131 06 

TAPLEY, BYRON, D~ 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 02] P79-10 1 01 06 

TARANIK, JAMES Y. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD [NASA RELEASE-79-129) P79-10 131 06 

TARZliELL, JACK 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

TAYLOR, CHARLES A. 

B-28 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 
PERSONAL IIAIIES INDEX 

TAYLOR, FRED II. 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT I1ALFUNCTIONS 

[NASA RELEA5E-79-59] p79-10076 06 

TEAGUE, OLIN 

TENTII ANNIVERSARY OF llPOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

TEEGARDEN, BONNARD J. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

TERHUNE, CHARLES B., JR. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10024 06 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

TERHUNE, CREIGHTON A. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

TERRELL, BOHIIAN 

NASA CELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] 

TEXTOR, GEORGIl P. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEIISE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10056 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

THACKER, 11. C., 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEISE-79-3] P79-10003 06 

THAGARD, NORIIIN E. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEISE-79-12'] 

THIELKE, NORlIlIN 

<VOYA GERS ·1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

THINNERS, NOEL II. 

P79-10135 06 

P79-10023 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

THOIIE, PITT G,. 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE 

SENSING AWARD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-88] P79-10086 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

<HAGSAT: MISSION I1IPORTANCE> 

THORNTON, lIIL1.IAII EDGAR, JR. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEE1' 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

THUILLIER, G. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

P79-10195 05 

P79-10135 06 

[NASA RILEISE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

TIIIO"rRY. ADRIllNNE F. 

AMERICANS AND CANADIINS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

NASA DELEGAHON TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

P79-10056 06 

VOYAGER 2 'fO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEISE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VAN CLEVE, JACK 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-1 08] P79-10 110 06 

TINSLEY. BRIAN A. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

TOIIASKO, IIARTIN 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

TORR, DOUGLAS G. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

TOTH, ROBERT 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHU~TLE> 

P79-10196 05 

TRAFTON, LAURENCE II. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10 110 06 

TRAINOR. JAIIES H. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-'79-108] P79-10110 06 

TRAVASSOLI, II. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

TREIIOR, J. 11. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

TRULY. RICHARD HARRISON 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

TUCK, A. F. 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIIIATE, ATMOSPHERIC 

STUDIES 

[NASA RELEASE'-79-165] P79-10 165 06 

TUZZOLINO. ANTHONY J. 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE'-79-108] P79-10110 06 

TYLER, G. LEN 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

TYSON. J. A. 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10 170 06 

u 

ULIIICK, JIll 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

v VAN ALLAN, JAIIES A. 

PIONEER TO ENCO~NTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

VAN CLEAVE, JON L. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

VAN CLEVE, JACK 

B-29 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 

P79-10049 06 

P79-10095 06 
VAN GOEY, H. R. 

VAH GOEI, H. R. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

VAN HOFTEN, JAftES, D. ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

VASILIUNAS, VYTENIS ft. VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

VISESSDRAKARN, KIOS 

THAILAND TO BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

[NASA RELEASE-79-64] P79-10050 06 

VOGHT, R. E. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

06 

06 

P79-10189 05 

VON BRAUN, WERBHER 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-76] P79-10065 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 

w 

WADDINGTON, C. J. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR SPACE LAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

06 

05 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

WALDEN, 0111 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED [NASA RELEASE-79-87] P79-10085 06 

WALKER, DAVID II. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

WALKER, W. G. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

IIARREN, EARL THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

WARIIICK, JAIIES i. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

06 

06 

P79-10186 05 

WARIlICK, R. S. 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

WASSERBURG, G. J. SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

[NASA RELEASE-79-128] P79-10127 06 

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX 

WATERS, J. II. 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

WATKINS, ALLEN NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] P79-10056 06 

IIATKINS, KERMIT 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-107] P79-10107 06 

WEBB, JAIIES B. 

PHILIPS NAMED DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY 

AFFAIRS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-7] P79-10007 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY O~ APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 

06 

05 

WEBBER, WILLIAM R. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

PICNEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

WEEKS, L. MICHAEL MICHAEL WEEKS NAMED TO SHUTTLE POST 

[NASA RELEASE-79-138] P79-10138 06 

WEIR, JAIIES E. <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEISE-79-22] P79-10023 06 

WEISS, GUS 

<SKYLIB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS) 

P79-10190 05 

WEISS, RAIIIER 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

WEITZ, PAOL JOSEPH 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET [NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

WELLS, II. 'I. 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

WENDT, GUNTER 

THE LIFTOFF: RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

WENTWORTH, CARL B. 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-155] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10156 06 

WEST, J. B. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

WESTMORELAND, WILLIAII 

THE LIFTOFF:. RELIVING A MOMENT IN HISTORY (JULY 

16, 1969) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-74] P79-10063 06 

WHALEN, B. A. NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

WHITCOMB, RICHARD T. FUEL-SAVING TEST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

[NASI RELEASE-79-94] P79-10093 06 

WHITE, CHARLES E. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

B-30 
PERSONAL BA8ES IBDEX 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] 

WHITE, EDWARD BIGGIBS, II 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

P79-10131 06 

P79-10135 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

WIBERG, D. i!. 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

WIBLE, II. KEITB AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

WILFORD, TOft POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

P79-10188 05 

WILKINSON, DAVID 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 

EXPERIMENTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-168] P79-10170 06 

WILLIAftS, CLIFTOB CURTIS, JR. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] 

WILLIAIIS, D. J. 

P79-10135 06 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO IIAKE SPACE 

PRODUCTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-119] P79-10118 06 

WILLIAMS, DOIALD E. 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

WILLIA8S0N, RONALD G. NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS 

SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-102] P79-10101 06 

WILLftORE, A. P. NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

IIILLSON, R. C. NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHUTTLE FLIGHTS 

P79-10049 06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

WILSON, GLEII P. WORKSHOP TO PLAN SHUTTLE STUDENT PROJECT 

[NASA RELEASE-79-133] P79-10132 06 

IIILTON, RAY 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

WINDLER, IIl:LTOR 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-75] P79-10064 06 

WINTER, DAYID L. NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNE·SS TESTS FOR 

IIOMEN 

[NASA RELEASE-79-41] P79-10040 06 

IIINTERS, CI.IDE II. 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-79-61] 

IIOJTALIK, FRED S. 

P79-10049 06 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA Rr:LEASE-79-113] P79-10113 06 

WOLFE, JOHII <VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA Rr:LEASE-79-22] 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER [NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10023 06 

P79-10024 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA Rr:LEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

YASYLIUHAS. VYTEHIS 8. 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING P79-10193 05 

WOLTER, ARTHUR, JRA NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM 

[NASA RELEASE-79-5] P79-10005 06 

WON, I. J. EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-103] P79-10103 06 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

WOOD, GOIlDON E. VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

IIORDEII, ALFRED IIERBIL, JR. 

ASTRONAUTS FICT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

WRIGHT, ORVILLE ANNIVERSAIlY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10 191 05 

x 

XIAOPIIG, DEUG CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT 

USE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-121] P79-10119 06 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-179] P79-10 179 06 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COI'IMUNICAT·IONS SATELLITE FOR 

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA) 

P79-10184 05 

XIIIIIIH, BEll NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

[NASA RELEASE-79-70] 

y 

P79-10056 06 

YALOII, ROSALYN S. 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-8] P79-10008 06 

YARDLEY, JOHN F. 

SATELLITE TO STUDY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-3] P79-10003 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND) 

[NASA RELEASE-79-22] P79-10023 

06 

06 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-61] P79-10049 06 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] P79-10095 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

[NASA RELEASE-79-113] P79-10113 

NASA CREATES SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM OPERATIONS OFFICE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-127] P79-10 126 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

06 

06 

06 

[NASA RELEASE-79-129] P79-10131 06 

MICHAEL WEEKS NAMED TO SHUTTLE POST [NASA RELEASE-79-138] P79-10138 06 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FY 1980 BUDGET 

P79-10182 05 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUiTLE) 

P79-10196 05 

YASYLIUNAS, VYTEIiIS 1'1. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES· JUPITER 

B-31 
YEATS, CLAYNE Il. 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

YEATS, CLAYNE Il. 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

[NASA RELEASE-79-23] 

P79-10024 06 

P79-10024 06 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 

[NASA RELEASE-79-86] P79-10088 06 

YNGVESSON, K. SIGFRID 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR 

SPACELAB/SHU'ITLE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-112] P79-10112 06 

YOUNG, A. THOIIAS 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSIIENT OF SHUTTLE 

PROBLEMS 

[~ASA RELEASE-79-69] P79-10055 06 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

[NASA RELEASE-79-108] P79-10110 06 

A. THOIIAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

[NASA RELEASE-79-164] P79-10164 06 

YOUNG, D. R. LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CHOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

[NASA RELEASE-79-167] P79-10176 06 

YOUNG, JOHN WATTS 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

[NASA RELEASE-79-124] P79-10135 06 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

P79-10192 05 

z 

ZELLER, JOHN·R. 

SOPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

[NASA RELEASE-79-111] P79-10111 06 

ZIEGLER, F. W. 

NASA TO LAUNCH WESTAR-C 

[NASA RELEASE-79-96] 

ZIPF, ED liARD 

P79-10095 06 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

[NASA RELEASE-79-18] P79-10018 06 

PERSONAL NAIlES INDEX 

B-32 
SECTION 3 News Release N urn ber Index ....... ,u ....... .w ............................. , ..................................................... ..u 

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 

1979 

TYlPical News Release Number Index Entry 

SEE SECTION 06 } 

FOR ADDITIONAL ] INFORMATION 

P79-10070 06 

The index correlates each news release number with its corresponding accession number. e.g, P79-10070. Following the accession number is a twodigit number, e.g., 06, which designates the reference section containing the 

complete Citation. News release numbers that were assigned but not used 

have been omitted from this listing. 

NASA RE),EASE-79-1 ............... P79-10001 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-2 ............... P79-10002 06 NASA RELEASE-79-3 ............... P79-10003 06 NASA RE1IASE-79-4 ............... P79-10004 06 NASA RELEASE-79-5 ............... P79-10005 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-6 ............... P79-10006 06 NASA RE1IASE-79-7 ............... P79-10007 06 NASA RILEASE-79-8 ............... P79-10008 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-9 ............... P79-10009 06 NASA RE),EASE-79-1 0 ••••••••••••• P79-10012 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-11 ••••••••••••• P79-10010 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-12 ••••••••••••• P79-10011 06 NASA RELEASE-79-13 ••••••••••••• P79-10013 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-14 ••••••••••••• P79-10014 06 NASA RE1IASE-79-15 ••••••••••••• P79-10015 06 NASA RELEASE-79-16 ••••••••••••• P79-10016 06 NASA RELEASE-79-17 ••••••••••••• P79-10017 06 NASA 8E1EASE-79-18 ••••••••••••• P79-10018 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-19 ••••••••••••• P79-10020 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-20 ••••••••••••• P79-10019 06 NASA RELEASE-79-21 ••••••••••••• P79-10021 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-22 ••••••••••••• P79-10023 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-23 ••••••••••••• P79-10024 06 NASA RELEASE-79-24 ••••••••••••• P79-10025 06 NASA RELEASE-79-25 ••••••••••••• P79-10022 06 NASA RELIASE-79-26 ••••••••••••• P79-1 002 6 06 NASA RELEASE-7 9-27 ••••••••••••• P79-10027 06 NASA RELEASE-79-28 ••••••••••••• P79-10031 06 NASA RI1EASE-79-29 ••••••••••••• P79-10034 06 NASA RELEASI-79-30 ••••••••••••• P79-1 002 8 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-31 ••••••••••••• P79-10030 06 NASA RI1IASE-79-32 ••••••••••••• P79-10029 06 NASA RELEASE-79-33 ••••••••••••• P79-10033 06 NASA RE1IASE-79-34 ••••••••••••• P79-10035 06 NASA RI1EASE-79-35 ••••••••••••• P79-10032 06 NASA RELIASE-79-36 ••••••••••••• P79-10036 06 NASA RELEASE-79-37 ••••••••••••• P79-10037 06 NASA RELEASE-79-38 ••••••••••••• P79-10041 06 NASA RI1EASE-79-39 ••••••••••••• P79-10038 06 NASA RELEASE-79-40 ••••••••••••• P79-10039 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-41 ••••••••••••• P79-10040 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-'12 ••••••••••••• P79-10042 06 NASA RILEASE-79-43 ••••••••••••• P79-10043 06 NASA RELEASE-79-44 ••••••••••••• P79-10045 06 NASA RELEASE-79-45 ••••••••••••• P79-10044 06 NASA RELEASE-79-46 ••••••••••••• p79-10046 06 NASA RELEASE-79-47 ••••••••••••• P79-10047 06 NASA RELEASI-79-48 ••••••••••••• P79-10048 06 NASA RELEASE-79-49 ••••••••••••• P79-10066 06 NASA RELEASE-79-50 ••••••••••••• P79-10067 06 NASA RELEASE-79-51 ••••••••••••• P79-1 006 8 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-52 ••••••••••••• P79-10069 06 

C-1 

March 1980 

NASA RE1EASE-79-53 ••••••••••••• P79-10070 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-54 ••••••••••••• P79-10071 06 

NASA RE1EASE-79-55 ••••••••••••• P79-10072 06 

NASA RE1EASE-79-56 ••••••••••••• P79-10073 06 

NASA RE1EASE-79-57 ••••••••••••• P79-10074 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-58 ••••••••••••• P79-10075 06 NASA RELEASE-79-59 ••••••••••••• P79-10076 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-60 ••••••••••••• P79-10077 06 NASA RELEASE-79-61 ••••••••••••• P79-10049 06 

NASA RE1EASE-79-62 ••••••••••••• P79-10078 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-63 ••••••••••••• P79-10079 06 NASA RELEASE-79-64 ••••••••••••• P79-10050 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-65 ••••••••••••• P79-10051 06 NASA RELEASE-79-66 ••••••••••••• P79-10052 06 NASA RELEASE-79-67 ••••••••••••• P79-10053 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-68 ••••••••••••• P79-10054 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-69 ••••••••••••• P79-10055 06 

NASA RE1EASE-79-70 ••••••••••••• P79-10056 06 

NASA RE1EASE-79-71 ••••••••••••• P79-10057 06 NASA RELEASE-79-72 ••••••••••••• P79-10058 06 

NASA RE1EASE-79-73 ••••••••••••• P79-10062 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-74 ••••••••••••• P79-10063 06 NASA RELEASE-79-75 ••••••••••••• P79-10064 06 

NASA RE1EASE-79-76 ••••••••••••• P79-10065 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-77 ••••••••••••• P79-10059 06 NASA RELEASE-79-78 ••••••••••••• P79-10061 06 

NASA RE1EASE-79-79 ••••••••••••• p79-10060 06 NASA RELEASE-79-80 ••••••••••••• P79-10083 06 NASA RELEASE-79-81 ••••••••••••• P79-10080 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-82 ••••••••••••• P79-10087 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-83 ••••••••••••• P79-10081 06 NASA RELEASE-79-84 ••••••••••••• P79-10082 06 NASA RELEASE-79-85 ••••••••••••• P79-10084 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-86 ••••••••••••• P79-10088 06 

NASA RE1EASE-79-87 ••••••••••••• P79-10085 06 NASA RELEASE-79-88 ••••••••••••• P79-10086 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-89 ••••••••••••• P79-10098 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-90 ••••••••••••• P79-10089 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-91 ••••••••••••• P79-10090 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-92 ••••••••••••• P79-10091 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-93 ••••••••••••• P79-10092 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-94 ••••••••••••• P79-10093 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-95 ••••••••••••• P79-10094 06 

NASA RE1EASE-79-96 ••••••••••••• P79-10095 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-97 ••••••••••••• P79-10099 06 NASA RELEASE-79-98 ••••••••••••• P79-10096 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-99 ••••••••••••• P79-10097 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-100 •••••••••••• P79-10100 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-101 •••••••••••• P79-10105 0.6 NASA RELEASE-79-102 •••••••••••• P79-1010 1 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-103 •••••••••••• P79-10103 06 NASA RELEASE-79-104 •••••••••••• P79-10102 06 NASA RELEASE-79-105 •••••••••••• P79-10104 06 NASA RELEASE-79-106 •••••••••••• P79-10106 06 

NASA RE1EASE-79-107 •••••••••••• P79-10107 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-108 •••••••••••• P79-10110 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-109 •••••••••••• P79-10108 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-110 •••••••••••• P79-10109 06 NASA RELEASE-79-111 •••••••••••• P79-10111 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-112 •••••••••••• P79-10112 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-113 •••••••••••• P79-10113 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-114 •••••••••••• P79-10122 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-115 •••••••••••• P79-10114 06 NASA RELEASE-79-116 •••••••••••• P79-10115 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-117 •••••••••••• P79-10116 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-118 •••••••••••• P79-10117 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-119 •••••••••••• P79-10118 06 NASA RELEASE-79-120 •••••••••••• P79-10120 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-121 •••••••••••• P79-10119 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-122 •••••••••••• P79-10121 06 NASA RELEASE-79-123 •••••••••••• P79-1·0123 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-124 •••••••••••• P79-10135 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-125 •••••••••••• P79-10124 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-126 •••••••••••• P79-10125 06 NASA RE1EASE-79-127 •••••••••••• P79-10126 06 
NEliS RELEASE NUIIBER INDEX 

NASA RELEASE-79-128 •••••••••••• P79-10127 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-129 •••••••••••• P79-10131 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-130 •••••••••••• P79-10128 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-131 •••••••••••• P79-10129 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-132 •••••••••••• P79-10130 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-133 •••••••••••• P79-10132 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-134 •••••••••••• P79-10133 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-135 •••••••••••• P79-10136 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-136 •••••••••••• P79-10134 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-137 •••••••••••• P79-10137 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-138 ••••••••••• , P79-10138 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-139 •••••••••••• P79-10142 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-140 •••••••••••• P79-10139 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-141 •••••••••••• P79-10140 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-142 •••••••••••• P79-10141 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-143 •••••••••••• P79-10143 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-144 •••••••••••• P79-10152 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-145 •••••••••••• P79-10145 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-146 •••••••••••• P79-10144 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-147 •••••••••••• P79-10147 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-148 •••••••••••• P79-10146 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-149 •••••••••••• P79-10148 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-150 •••••••••••• P79-10149 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-151 •••••••••••• P79-10150 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-152 •••••••••••• P79-10151 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-153 •••••••••••• P79-10153 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-154 •••••••••••• P79-10154 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-155 •••••••••••• P79-10156 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-156 •••••••••••• P79-10155 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-157 •••••••••••• P79-10157 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-158 •••••••••••• P79-10158 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-159 •••••••••••• P79-10159 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-160 •••••••••••• P79-10160 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-161 •••••••••••• P79-10161 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-162 •••••••••••• P79-10163 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-163 •••••••••••• P79-10162 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-164 •••••••••••• P79-10164 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-165 •••••••••••• P79-10165 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-166 •••••••••••• P79-10166 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-167 •••••••••••• P79-10176 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-168 •••••••••••• P79-10170 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-169 •••••••••••• P79-10167 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-170 •••••••••••• P79-10168 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-171 •••••••••••• P79-1 016 9 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-172 •••••••••••• P79-1 0 171 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-173 •••••••••••• P79-10172 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-174 •••••••••••• P79-10173 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-175 •••••••••••• P79-10174 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-176 •••••••••••• P79-10175 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-177 •••••••••••• P79-1 017 8 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-178 •••••••••••• P79-10181 06 

NASA RELFASE-79-179 •••••••••••• P79-10179 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-180 •••••••••••• P79-10177 06 

NASA RELEASE-79-181 •••••••••••• P79-10180 06 

C-2 
SECTION 4 Accession .. - INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 

1979 

Typical Accession Number Index Entry 

reCESSION NUMBERI 

"::'P7::-::9:--+'1 0""'0 5"""8 06 ••••••••••••••••• 

The Index correlates each accession number with its corresponding news 

release number, if assigned. The accession number is followed by a twodigit number. e.g" 06, which designates the reference section containing the 

complete citation. The statement NO REPORT NUMBER appears for unnumbered news releases and speeches. 

P79-1 000 1 06 •••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-1 

P79-10002 06 •••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-2 

P79-10003 06 •••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-3 

p79-10004 06 •••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-4 

p79-10005 06 •••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-5 

P79-10006 06 •••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-6 

P79-10007 06 •••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-7 

P79-10008 06 •••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-8 

P79-10009 06 •••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-9 

P79-1 0010 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-11 

P79-10011 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-12 

P79-10012 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-10 

P79-10013 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-13 

p79-10014 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-14 

P79-10015 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-15 

P79-10016 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-16 

P79-1 00 17 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-17 

P79-10018 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-18 

P79-10019 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-20 

P79-1 002 0 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-19 

P79-10021 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-21 

P79-10022 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-25 

P79-10023 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-22 

P79-10024 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-23 

P79-10025 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-2 11 

P79-10026 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-26 

P79-10027 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA R ELEASE-79-27 

P79-10028 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-30 

P79-10029 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-32 

P79-10030 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-31 

P79-10031 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-28 

P79-10032 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-35 

P79-10033 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-33 

P79-10034 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-29 

P79-10035 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-34 

P79-1 003 6 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-36 

P79-1 003 7 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-37 

P79-10038 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-39 

P79-1 003 9 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-40 

P79-1 004 a 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-41 

P79-10041 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-38 

P7 9-1 0042 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-42 

P79-10043 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-43 

P79-1 004 4 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-45 

P79-10045 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-44 

P79-1 004 6 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-46 

P79-1 0047 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-47 

P79-1 004 8 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-48 

P79-10049 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-61 

P79-10050 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-64 

P79-10051 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-65 

P79-10052 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-66 

P79-10053 06 •• " •••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-67 

P79-10054 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-68 

P79-10055 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-69 

P79-10056 06 •••• '" •••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-70 

P79-10057 06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-71 

D-1 

P79-10058 

P79-10059 

P79-10060 

P79-10061 

P79-10062 

P79-10063 

P79-10064 

P79-10065 

P79-10066 

P79-10067 

P79-10068 

P79-10069 

P79-10070 

P79-10071 

P79-10072 

P79-10073 

P79-10074 

P79-10075 

P79-10076 

P79-10077 

P79-10078 

P79-10079 

P79-10080 

P79-10081 

P79-10082 

P79-10083 

p79-10084 

P79-10085 

P79-10086 

P79-10087 

P79-10088 

p79-10089 

P79-10090 

P79-10091 

P79-10092 

P79-10093 

P79-10094 

P79-10095 

P79-10096 

P79-10097 

P79-10098 

P79-10099 

P79-10100 

p79-10101 

P79-10102 

P79-10103 

P79-10104 

p79-10105 

P79-10106 

p79-10107 

P79-10108 

P79-10109 

P79-10110 

P79-10111 

P79-10112 

P79-10113 

P79-10114 

P79-10115 

P79-10116 

P79-10117 

P79-10118 

P79-10 119 

P79-10120 

P79-10121 

P79-10122 

P79-10123 

P79-10124 

P79-10125 

P79-10126 

P79-10127 

P79-10128 

P79-10129 

P79-10130 

P79-1 0 131 

P79-10132 

P79-10133 

P79-10134 

P79-10135 

P79-10136 

P79-10137 

N·umber Index 

March 1980 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-72 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-77 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-79 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-78 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-73 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-74 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-75 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-76 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-49 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-50 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-51 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-52 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-53 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-54 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-55 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-56 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-57 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-58 

06 ••••••••••••••• " NASA RELEASE-79-59 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-60 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-62 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-63 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-81 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-83 

06 •••••••••• , •••••• NASA RELEAS E-79-84 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEAS E-79-8-0 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-85 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-87 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-88 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-82 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-86 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-90 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEAS E-7 9-91 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-92 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-93 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-94 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEAS E-79-95 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEAS E-79-9 6 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-98 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-99 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-89 

06 ••••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-97 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-100 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-102 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-104 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-103 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-105 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-101 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-106 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-107 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-109 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-110 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-108 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-111 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-112 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79--113 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79--115 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79--116 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79--117 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-- 118 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79--119 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79--121 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-- 120 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-- 122 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79--114 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-- 123 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-'125 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-- 126 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-'127 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-'128 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79--130 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-'131 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79"132 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-'129 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79--133 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79--134 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-'136 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79--124 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-'135 

06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79--137 
ACCBSSION NOIIBBR INDBX 

P79-10138 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-138 

P79-10139 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-140 

P79-10140 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-141 

P79-10141 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-142 

P79-10142 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-139 

P79-10143 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-143 

P79-10144 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-146 

P79-10145 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-145 

P79-10146 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-148 

P79-10147 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-147 

P79-10148 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-149 

P79-10149 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-150 

P79-101S0 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-151 

P79-10151 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-152 

P79-10152 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-144 

P79-10153 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-153 

P79-10154 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-154 

P79-10155 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-156 

P79-10156 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-155 

P79-10157 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-157 

P79-10158 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-158 

P79-10159 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-159 

P79-10160 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-160 

P79-10161 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-161 

P79-10162 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-163 

P79-10163 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-162 

P79-10164 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-164 

P79-10165 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-165 

P79-10166 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-166 

P79-10167 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-169 

P79-10168 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-170 

P79-10169 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-171 

P79-10170 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-168 

P79-10171 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-172 

P79-10172 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-173 

P79-10173 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-174 

P79-1 0 17 4 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-175 

P79-10175 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-176 

P79-10176 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-167 

P79-10177 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-180 

P79-10178 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-177 

P79-10179 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-179 

P79-10180 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-181 

P79-10181 06 •••••••••••••••• NASA RELEASE-79-178 

P79-10182 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NUMBER 

P79-10183 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NUMBER 

P79-10184 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NOMBER 

P79-1 0 18 5 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NUMBER 

P79-10186 05 •• ' •••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NOMBER 

P79-10187 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NOMBER 

P79-10188 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NUMBER 

P79-10189 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NOMBER 

P79-10190 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NOMBER 

P79-10191 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NUMBER 

P79-10192 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NOMBER 

P79-10193 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NOMBER 

P79-10194 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NUMBER 

P79-1019S 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NOMBER 

P79-10196 05 ••••••••••••••••••• NO REPORT NUHBER 

D-2 
SECTION 5 

INDEXTO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 

1979 

Typical Speech Entry 

r J AUTHOR I 

PRESS CONFERENCE-PI 1980 BUDGET FROSCH, ROBERT A •.. ____________________________ --J 

20 JAN. 1979 36P __________ _ 

D.C., 

PRESENUD 

2.0 JAN. 1979 

A'r ~H.!:E:!!A.!:D~Q.::U:!!A.!!R.!.T.!!E.!!R:::.SL-=::.::.~W:.A:::S:::..!!.H:..!..., ~ 

r-c-=,--:-::-' 

~:~:A~~ I ~~~:!R OF 

The listing provides the complete citation for each speech Indexed in this 

publication Included for each speech are the title (or supplied title, Indicated 

by the symbols <.. and > l. name of speaker. NASA affiliation of speaker, 

occasion and date of presentation, and other reference Information. 

P79-10182 

PRESS CONFERENCE-FI 1980 BUDGET 

FROSCH, ROBERT A. 

20 JAN. 1979 36P 

PRESENTED AT HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASH., D.C., 

20 JAN. 1979 

P79-10183 

THE NASA FI 1980 BUDGET 

FROSCH, ROBERT A. 

22 JAN. 1979 7P PRESEN~ED TO THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE 

PRESIDENT, 20 JAN. 1979 

P79-1018Q 

<NASA TO LAUNCH COMIIONICATIONS SATELLITE FOR PEOPLE'S 

REPUBLIC OF CHINA> 

CARTER, JIMMI 

31 JAN. 1979 3P 

PRESENTED AT THE WHITE HOUSE, WASH., D.C., 31 

JAN. 1979 

P79-10185 

<NON-MILITARI, MILIT.ARI, AND SPRITUAL ADVANTAGES OF 

U.S. SPACE PROGRAM> 

MICHENER, JAMES A. 

1 FEB. 1979 1Qp 

PRESENTED TO THE UNITED STATES SENATE, 1 FEB. 

1979 

P79-10186 

VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER 

PANAGAKOS, NICHOLAS 

22 FEB. 1979 57P PRESEN'l'ED AT HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASH., D.C .. , 

22 FEB. 1979 

P79-10187 

<NOAA TO MANAGE REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITIES> 

CARTER, JIMMY 

20 NOV. 1979 2P 

20 NOv:R1E~.r~TED AT THE WHITE HOUSE, WASH., D.C., 

P79-10188 

POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER 

MCCORMACK, DICK 

28 "EB. 1979 41P 

PRESENTED AT HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASH., D.C., 

28 FEB. 1979 

E-1 

P79-10189 

VOYAGER 2-JUPITER ENCOUNTER 

MCROBERTS, JOE 

30 MAl 1979 53P 

Speeches 

March 1980 

PRESENTED AT THE SHERATON PARK HOTEL, WASH., 

D.C., 30 MAl 1979 

P79-10190 

<SKYLAB: WHERE WILL IT FALL?: PREPARATION PLANS> 

BASTEDO, WILLIAM G. 

6 JUL. 1979 39P 

PRESENTED AT HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASH., D.C., 6 

JUL. 1979 

P79-10191 

ANNIVERSARI OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

ARMSTRONG, NEIL ALDEN 

20 JUL. 1979 19P 

PRESENTED AT HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASH., D.C., 

20 JUL. 1979 

P79-10192 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING 

HINNERS, NOEL W. 

20 JUL. 1979 22P 

PRESENTED AT THE NATL. AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM, 

WASH., D.C., 20 JULI 1979 

P79-10193 

PIONEER SATURN ENCOUNTER NEWS BRIEFING ~UTCH, THOMAS A. 

21 AUG. 1979 52P PRESEN~ED AT HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASH., D.C., 

21 AUG. 1979 

P79-1019Q 

FUTURE OF PLANETARI 

FROSCH, ROBERT A. 

1Q SEP. 1979 

PRESENTED AT 

FRANCISCO, CA., 14 

P79-10195 

EXPLORATION 

15P 

THE COMMONWEALTH CLUB, SAN 

SEP. 1979 

<MAGSAT: MISSION IMPORTANCE> 

MCCORMACK, DICK 

22 OCT. 1979 27P 

PRESENTED AT HEADQUARTERd, NASA, WASH., D.C., 

22 OCT. 1979 

P79-10196 

<MEETING WITH PRESIDENT REGARDING SPACE SHUTTLE> 

FROSCH, ROBERT A. 

14 NOV. 1979 24P 

PRESENTED AT HEADQUARTERS, WASH., D.C., 14 NOV 

1979 
SECTION 6 News Releases _______ g ______ ~I.I------------------------,.------------------.-----------------------_____ ,. INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 

1979 

Typical News Release Entry 

~SSION NUME~ 

I 

P79-100011 

ITLE 

HEAO-l MISSION CONCLUDED ~C»l 

------110 JAN. 1979 4P~~ 

NASA RELEASE-79-4 

[=======----il NEWS RELEASE I ,NUMBER ~ 

The listing provides the cornplete citation for each news release Indexed in 

this publicatIOn. Included for each news release are title, date of release. 

News Release Number hf any). and other reference information. 

P79-10001 

DEPUTY DIRECTOR LUBARSKY TO LEAVE LEWIS 

3 JAN. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-1 

P79-10002 

JUPITER OBSERVATIONS ARE UNDER liAY 

5 JAN. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-2 

P79-10003 

SATELLITE TO STUDY IlLECTRICAL PROBLEIIS 

12 JAN. 1979 lOP 

NASA RELEASE-79-3 

P79-10004 

HEAO-l MISSION CONCLUDED 10 JAN. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-4 

P79-10005 

NASA CENTER SELECTS MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM 

12 JAN. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-5 

P79-10006 

SAGE TO EXAMINE EARTH'S STRATOSPHERE 

18 JAN. 1979 21P 

NASA RELEASE-79-6 

P79-10007 

PHILIPS NAMED DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY AFFAIRS 18 JAN. 1979 2P NASA RELEASE-79-7 

P79-10008 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD MADE TO NASA ENGINEER 

19 JAN. 1979 3P NASA RELIlASE-79-8 

P79-10009 

SEAS AT FAILURE REPORT COMPLETED 

19 JAN. 1979 2P 

NASA RELJ~ASE-7 9-9 

P79-10010 

NASA CHEIIIST IS NATIONAL INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 

24 JAN. 1979 3P NASA RELEASE-79-11 

F-1 

March 198() 

P79-10011 

SKYLAB ATTITUDE CHANGE MADE 

25 JAN. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-12 

P79-10012 

SHUTTLE ORBITERS NAMED AFTER SEA VESSELS 

25 JAN. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-10 

P79-10013 

EARLY FINDINGS FROM PIONEER VENUS 5 FEB. 1979 22P 

NASA RELEASE-79-13 

p19-10014 

PILOT PROGRAM COVERS SPACECRAFT EQUIPMENT DATA 

1 FEB. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-14 

P79-10015 

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER PROCUREMENT CONTRACT SIGNED 

5 FEB. 1979 2P NASA RELEASE-79-15 

P19-10016 

STUDY TO DETERMINE PRIVATE SECTOR ROLE IN REMOTE 

SENSING 

16 FEB. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-16 

P79-10011 

WORLDWIDE WEATHER STUDY MAJOR COOPERATIVE EFFORT 

12 FEB. 1979 7P 

NASA RELEASE-79-17 

P79-10018 

AMERICANS AND CANADIANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 ECLIPSE 

20 FEB. 1979 22P 

NASA RELEASE-79-18 

P79-10019 

RITCHIE NAMED DEPUTY FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS 

13 FEB. 1979 2P NASA RELEASE-79-20 

P79-10020 

WESTERN UNION TDRSS CONTRACT MODIFIED 

12 FEB. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-19 

P79-10021 

NASA LICENSES ELECTRICITY SAVER FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY 

28 FEB. 1979 8P 

NASA RELEASE-79~21 

P79-10022 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO SCAN PERUVIAN SKIES 28 FEB. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-25 

P79-10023 

<VOYAGERS 1 AND 2; BACKGROUND> 

22 FEB. 1979 74P 

NASA RELEASE-79-22 

P79-10024 

VOYAGER 1 EXAMINES JUPITER 

22 FEB. 1979 43P NASA RELEASE-79-23 

p79-10025 

TEST ENGINES PROMISE LESS NOISE FROM SMALL AIRCRAFT 

2 MAR. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-24 
NEWS RELEASES 

P79-10026 

USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOYAGER 1 ENCOUNTER AT 

JUPITER 

1 MAR. 1979 1P 

NASA RELEASE-79-26 

P79-10027 

NASA SELECTS GE SUBSIDIARY FOR LIFE SCIENCES CONTRACT 

28 FEB. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-27 

P79-10028 

SHUTTLE GROUND VIBRATION TESTING COMPLETED 

7 MAR. 1979 3P NASA RELEASE-79-30 

P79-10029 

HINNERS TO BE DIRECTOR OF AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM 

7 MAR. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-32 

P79-10030 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION DEVELOPMENT ASSIGNED TO MSFC 

6 MAR. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-31 

P79-10031 

MAGNETIC HEAT PUMP SHOWS COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 

23 MAR. 1979 6P 

NASA RELEASE-79-28 

P79-10032 

PLANETARY EXPLORATION BY NASA SPACECRAFT 

27 MAR. 1979 5P 

NASA RELEASE-79-35 

P79-10033 

SYSTEM PROMISES ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE AT LESS COST 

28 MAR. 1979 8P 

NASA RELEASE-79-33 

P79-10034 

COST DROP POSSIBLE FOR GENERAL AVIATION TURBINE ENGINES 

4 APR. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-29 

P79-10035 

SCHOOLING OF ASTRONAUTS, 35 NEW CANDIDATES IS VARIED, 

EXCITING 

2 APR. 1979 8P 

NASA RELEASE-79-34 

P79-10036 

X-RAY OBSERVATORY REVEALS EXTREMELY DISTANT QUASARS 

30 MAR. 1979 13P 

NASA RELEASE-79-36 

P79-10037 

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ESA FOR 1983 SOLAR POLAR 

MISSION 

30 liAR. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-37 

P79-10038 

TWO HISTORIES PUBLISHED BY NASA 

3 APR. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-39 

P79-10039 

NASA-INVENTED POLLUTION DETECTOR TO BE MARKETED 

5 APR. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-40 

P79-10040 

NASA PUBLISHES REPORT ON WEIGHTLESSNESS TESTS FOR WOMEN 

9 APR. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-41 

P79-10041 

SATELLITES CUT INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT COSTS 

10 APR. 1979 8P 

NASA RELEASE-79-38 

P79-10042 

ENTERPRISE PREPARED FOR FLIGHT TO FLORIDA 

9 APR. 1979 2P NASA RELEASE-79-42 

F-2 

P79-10043 

NASA AND INDONESIA SIGN SHUTTLE LAUNCH AGREEMENT 

10 APR. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-43 

P79-1004q 

WIND TURBINES SUBJECT OF ENERGY WORKSHOP IN CLEVELAND 

11 APR. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-QS 

P79-100QS 

SMALL X-RAY SATELLITE ENDS MISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS 

13 APR. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-44 

P79-100Q6 

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. TO CONDUCT JOINT SPACE MEDICINE STUDY 

13 APR. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-46 

P79-10047 

RADAR FINDS EARTH-LIKE FEATURES ON VENUS 

18 APR. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-47 

P79-100Q8 

KLINEBERG NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH 

CENTER 

20 APR. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-48 

P79-100Q9 

NASA TO LAUNCH BRITISH SATELLITE 

14 MAY 1979 16P 

NASA RELEASE-79-61 

P79-10050 

THAILAND TQ BUILD LANDSAT GROUND STATION 

10 MAY 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-64 

P79-10051 

ASTRONOMY SATELLITE OBTAINS FIRST X-RAY BURST PICTURE 

11 MAY 1979 5P 

NASA RELEASE-79-65 

P79-10052 

INFRARED TELESCOPE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN HAWAII 

17 MAY 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-66 

P79-10053 

LANDSAT-3 HAS MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER PROBLEM 

16 MAY 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-67 

P79-100SQ 

FIRST SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE PASSES ACCEPTANCE TEST 

16 MAY 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-68 

P79-10055 

SPECIAL STAFF WILL AID ASSESSMENT OF SHUTTLE PROBLEMS 

16 MAY 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-69 

P79-10056 

NASA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA 

17 MAY 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-70 

P79-100S1 

SOLAR-POWERED HOME AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM DEVELOPED 

18 MAY 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-71 

P79-10058 

MUTCH NAMED ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR SPACE SCIENCE 

18 MAY 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-72 

P79-10059 

WIND TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARDED 

2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-77 

P79-10060 

ASTRONAUT HAISE TO RESIGN FROM NASA 

23 MAY 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-79 
NEWS RELEASES 

p79-10061 

'LIFTOFF WILL BE NO. 100 FOR SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE 

30 MAY 1979 5P 

NASA RELEASE-79-78 

P79-10062 

APOLLO 11: A GOOD ENDING TO A BAD DECADE 

1 JUN. 1979 9P 

NASA RELEASE-79-73 

p79-10063 

THE LIFTOFF: 

1969) 

RELIVr:NG A MOllENT IN HISTORY {JULY 16, 

1 JUN. 1979 

NASA RELEASE-79-7Q 

P79-10064 

8P 

THE FLIGHT CONTROLLERS: THEY NEVER HAD A PARADE 

1 JUN. 1979 5P 

NASA RELEASE-79-75 

P79-10065 

SATURN V: A THUNDERING SUCCESS 

1 JUN. 1979 8P 

NASA RELEASE-79-76 

P79-10066 

SECOND FLTSATCOM LAUNCH SCHEDULED MAY 3 

25 APR. 1979 9P 

NASA RELEASE-79-49 

P79-10067 

ENTERPRI SE TO BE ROL:LED OUT TO LAUNCH PAD ON MAY 1 

24 APR. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-50 

P79-10068 

NASA WEATHER DATA SA'rELLITE SYSTEM IIAY SAVE AIRCRAFT 

FUEL 

3 MAY 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-51 

P79-10069 

NASA DEVELOPS MOBILE REMOTE SMOKESTACK MONITORING 

SYSTEM 

3 MAY 1979 2P NASA RELEASE-79-52 

P79-10070 

MCLEAN, VA., FIRM CHOSEN FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS 

FOR NASA DATA FACILITY 2 MAY 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-53 

P79-10071 

TRANSPORTATION IS U.S. THEME AT PARIS AIR SHOW Q MAY 1979 5P 

NASA RELEASE-79-54 

P79-10072 

NASA AIRCRAFT TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL MONSOON 

STUDY 

4 MAY 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-55 

P79-10073 

NASA SATEI,LITE TRACKS, STUDIES VOLCANIC ERUPHON 

8 MAY 1979 3P NASA RELEASE-79-56 

P79-1007/j 

WIND TURBINE GENERATOR PLANNED BY NASA AND 

RECLAMATION BUREAU 

9 MAY 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-57 

P79-10075 

JSC DEPU~Y DIRECTOR SJOBERG RETIRES 7 MAY 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-58 

P79-10076 

PIONEER VENUS INFRARED INSTRUMENT MALFUNCTIONS 

8 MAY 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-59 

F-3 

P79-10077 

COOPER LEAVES GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER 

7 MAY 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-60 

P79-10078 

DR. SEITZ GIVEN SECOND NASA DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC 

SERVICE MEDAL 

9 MAY 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-62 

P79-10079 

DR. JOHN E. NAUGLE TO LEAVE NASA 

9 MAY 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-63 

P79-10080 

NASA TO RETIRE APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-6 

30 MAY 1979 6P 

NASA RELEASE-79-81 

P79-10081 

SATELLITE USED IN DISCOVERY OF GAS CLOUD AROUND MILKY 

WAY 31 MAY 1979 6P 

NASA RELEASE-79-83 

p79-10082 

PIONEER 10 NEARS URANUS' ORBIT ON WAY OUT OF SOLAn 

SYSTEM 

31 MAY 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-84 

P79-10083 

SKY LAB MANEUVER PLANNED 1 JUN. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-80 

P79-100811 

FRUTKIN TO LEAVE NASA 

1 JUN. 1979 

NASA RELEASE-79-85 

P79-10085 

2P 

ADVANCED AUTO TURBINE CONTRACT TO BE NEGOTIATED 

8 JUN. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-87 

P79-10086 

DE NOYER, NORWOOD RECEIVE 1979 PECORA REMOTE SENSING 

AWARD 

13 JUN. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-88 

P79-10087 

NASA TO STUDY SPACE PLATFORM 

20 JUN. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-82 

P79-10088 

VOYAGER 2 TO TAKE JUPITER CLOSE LOOK JULY 9 20 NOV. 1979 53P 

NASA RELEASE-79-86 

P79-10089 

HIMAT RESEARCH PLANE TO MAKE FIRST FLIGHT 

28 JUN. 1979 6P 

NASA RELEASE-79-90 

P79-10090 

NASA, JAPANESE IDENTIFY AREAS OF POSSIBLE COOPERA~rION 

2 JUL. 1979 3P NASA RELEASE-79-91 

P79-10091 

SHUTTLE ENGINE SHUTDOWN INVESTIGATED 

9 JUL. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-92 

P79-10092 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS COMING FOR JOINT SPACE MEDICINE STUDY 

9 JUL. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-93 

P79-10093 

FUEL-SAVING T.EST FLIGHT SET AT DRYDEN 

18 JUL. 1979 2P NASA RELEASE-79-9/j 
NEilS RELEASES 

p79-10094 

MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING MODULE TO BE DEMONSTRATED 

24 JUL. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-95 

P79-10095 

NASA TO LAUNCH lIESTAR-C 

25 JUL. 1979 8P 

NASA RELEASE-79-96 

P79-10096 

TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATES CAPABILITY 

30 JUL. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-98 

P79-10097 

COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY OF SUN FEATURED IN BOOK 

27 JUL. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-99 

P79-10098 

NASA WILL TRY TO ADJUST SKYLAB'S ATTITUDE 

15 JUN. 1979 5P 

NASA RELEASE-79-89 

P79-10099 

NASA TO FLY F-14 IN RESEARCH PROGRAM 

30 JUL. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-97 

P79-10100 

NASA SELECTS TRW FOR SOLAR POLAR MISSION CONTRACT 

NEGOTIATIONS 

30 JUL. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-100 

P79-10101 

NASA SELECTS 25 EXPERIMENTS FOR LASER GEODYNAMICS SATELLITE 

8 AUG. 1979 8P 

NASA RELEASE-79-102 

P79-10102 

NEll TRACTION DRIVES 

REVOLUTIONIZE POWER 

3 AUG. 1979 

NASA RELEASE-79-104 

P79-10103 

COULD REPLACE GEARS, TRANSMISSION 

6P 

EXPERIMENTS SELECTED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE 8 AUG. 1979 7P 

NASA RELEASE-79-103 

P79-10104 

ROTATING BLACK HOLES TIED TO HUGE ENERGY BURSTS 

9 AUG. 1979 6P 

NASA RELEASE-79-105 

P79-10105 

NASA TO RECRUIT SPACE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUTS 

1 AUG. 1979 4P NASA RELEASE-79-101 

P79-10106 

'SCHERER TO HEAD EXTERNAL RELATIONS; SMITH CENTER 

DIRECTOR 

8 AUG. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-106 

P79-10107 

VIKING CAMERAS REVEAL NEW MARTIAN FROST LAYER 

9 AUG. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-107 

P79-10108 

A BILLION MILES FROM EARTH, PIONEER SATURN MAKES LEFt 

TURN 

21 AUG. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-109 

P79-10109 

OLSTAD TO BE DEPUTY OF TECHNOLOGY OFFICE 

21 AUG. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-110 

P79-10110 

PIONEER TO ENCOUNTER SATURN ON SEPT. 1 

15 AUG. 1979 80P 

NASA RELEASE-79-108 

F-4 

P79-10111 

SOPHISTICATED CONTROLS DEVELOPED FOR JET ENGINES 

30 AUG. 1979 4P NASA RELEASE-79-111 

P79-10112 

NASA SELECTS 40 INVESTIGATIONS FOR SPACELAB/SHUTTLE 

FLIGHTS 

30 AUG. 1979 7P 

NASA RELEASE-79-112 

P79-10113 

THIRD HIGH ENERGY OBSERVATORY TO BE LAUNCHED 

4 SEP. 1979 23P NASA RELEASE-79-113 

P79-10114 

COMPOSITES SUBJECT OF INDUSTRY CONFERENCES 

6 SEP. 1979 2P NASA RELEASE-79-115 

P79-10115 

U.S.-CANADIAN SATELLITE TO CEASE COMMUNICATIONS 

EXPERIMENTS 

13 SEP. 1979 5P 

NASA RELEASE-79-116 

P79-10116 

NASA LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY EARTH'S CRUSTAL MOVEMENTS 

14 SEP. 1979 6P 

NASA RELEASE-79-117 

P79-10117 

NASA, CANADA AND FRANCE TO TEST RESCUE SYSTEM 

13 SEP. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-118 

P79-10118 

NASA SEEKS INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS TO MAKE SPACE PRODUCTS 

17 SEP. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-119 

P79-10119 

CHINESE DELEGATION TO VISIT NASA, DISCUSS LANDSAT USE 17 SEP. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-121 

P79-10120 

ASTRONAUTS MAY REPAIR ORBITER HEAT SHIELD IN FLIGHT 

20 SEP. 1979 4P NASA RELEASE-79-120 

P79-10121 

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET SATELLITE RETURNING WEALTH 

OF DATA 

21 SEP. 1979 6P 

NASA RELEASE-79-122 

P79-10122 

u. S. EXPERIMENTS TO RIDE SOVIET SATELLITE 

6 SEP. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-114 

P79-10123 

DR. JAMES KRAMER RETIRES 

27 SEP. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-123 

P79-10124 

NASA TO DEVELOP MANNED MANEUVERING UNIT 

2 OCT. 1979 liP NASA RELEASE-79-125 

P79-10125 

PEGASUS 2 REENTRY EXPECTED IN NOVEMBER 

10 OCT. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-126 

P79-10126 

NASA CREATES SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM OPERATIONS 

OFFICE 

9 OCT. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-127 

P79-10127 

SCIENTISTS ANALYZE POSSIBLE "COMET DUST" 

12 OCT. 1979 6P 

NASA RELEASE-79-128 
NEll S RllLEAS ES 

P79-10128 

INTERNATIONAL ROCKET PROJECT TO COMPARE OZONE SENSORS 

15 OCT. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-130 

P79-10129 

LIGHTNING APPARENT SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY IMPORTANT GASES 

16 OCT. 1979 5P 

NASA RELEASE-79-131 

P79-10130 

VOYAGER PICTURES REVEAL NEll liOON OF JUPITER 

16 OCT. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-132 

P79-10131 

SATELLITE TO STUDY EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD 

19 OCT. 1979 34P 

NASA RELEASE-79-129 

P79-10132 

WORKSHOP ~ro PLAN SHUTTLE STUDENT PROJECT 

18 OCT. 1979 2P NASA RELEASE-79-133 

P79-10133 

VOYAGER REACQUIRED; SPACECRAFT FUNCTIONS NORMALLY 

17 OCT. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-134 

P79-10134 

U. S., SOVIET SPACE MEDICINE GROUP TO MEET 10TH TIMe 18 OCT. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-136 

P79-10135 

ASTRONAUTS FACT SHEET 

OCT. 1979 

NASA RELE1SE-79-124 

P79-10136 

26P 

PIONEER SATURN RESULTS ARE SUMMARIZED 

24 OCT. 1979 8P NASA RELEASE-79-135 

P79-10137 

EXPERIMENTAL TURBOl'AN ENGINE FOR SMALL AIRCRAFT 

DELIVERED 

23 OCT. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-137 

P79-10138 

MICHAEL WEEKS NAMED TO SHUTTLE POST 

26 OCT. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-138 

P79-10139 

NASA CONDUCTS WAKE VORTEX TESTS 29 OCT. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-140 

P79-10140 

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS RESEARCH FLIGHTS PLANNED 

31 OCT. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-141 

P79-10141 

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH 1984 

30 OCT. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-142 

P79-10142 

FUEL CELL IS BASIS OF PROMISING ENERGY SYSTEM 

7 NOV. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-139 

P.79-10143 

NASA INITIATES NEW j:HRUST IN SPACE COMMUNICATIONS 

2 NOV. 1979 4P NASA RELEASE-79-143 

P79-10144 

SHUTTLE ENGINE TEST FAILS; AUXILIARY POWER UNIT TEST SUCCESSFUl. 

5 NOV. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-146 

F-5 

P79-10145 

PILOT-AID SYSTEM FOR SMALL AIRPORTS DEMONSTRATED 

7 NOV. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-'79-145 

P79-10146 

LANDSAT 2 SHOWS ITS AGE 

7 NOV. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-148 

P79-10147 

NASA SEEKS EXPERIMENTS l'OR 1985/1988 TWO-COMET MISSION 

8 NOV. 1979 7P 

NASA RELEASE-79-147 

P79-10148 

NASA TO TEST SOLAR POWER UNITS FOR RURAL USE 

9 NOV. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-149 

P79-10149 

NEW DEVICE DETECTS CANCER 

9 NOV. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-150 

P79-10150 

20 SKYLAB DEBRIS FINDERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION 

14 NOV. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-151 

P79-10151 

FILLERS 15 NOV. 1979 

NASA RELEASE-79-152 

P79-10152 

3P 

FIRST SOLAR l!LECTRIC AIR SAMPLER UNVEILED IN NEW JERSEY 

20 NOV. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-144 

P79-10153 

SPACE SHUTTLE PROPULSION TESTS TO RESUME IN 

MID-DECEMBER 15 NOV. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE--79-153 

P79-10154 

COMBINATION ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE-POWERED CAR TO BE 

BUILT 

16 NOV. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE--79-154 

P79-10155 

LUNNEY NAMED ACTING HEAD OF SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 

16 NOV. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-156 

P79-10156 

THIRD FLTSATCOM TO BE LAUNCHED 

21 NOV. 1979 9P 

NASA RELEASE-79-155 

P79-10157 

WRONG WELDING WIRE IS CAUSE OF TEST FAILURE 

19 NOV. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-157 

P79-10158 

RCA SATCOM LAUNCH TO BE 150TH FOR DELTA 

23 NOV. 1979 12P NASA RELEASE-79-158 

P79-10159 

SCHERER TO RETIRE 

19 NOV. 1979 

NASA RELEASE-79-159 

P79-10160 

2P 

KEEPING A SPACE EYE ON JACK FROST 

21 NOV. 1979 6P NASA RELEASE-79-160 

P79-10161 

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION 

NOV. 1979 

NASA RELEASE-79-161 3P 
NEWS RELEASES 

P79-10162 

FLTSATCOM LAUNCH RESCHEDULED 

28 NOV. 1979 2P NASA RELEASE-79-163 

P79-10163 

SHUTTLE TOPS 1980 LAUNCH SCHEDULE 

30 NOV. 1979 3P N.ASA RELEASE-79-162 

P79-10l64 

A. THOMAS YOUNG NAMED GODDARD CENTER DIRECTOR 

30 NOV. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-164 

P79-10165 

33 INVESTIGATORS SELECTED FOR CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERIC STUDIES 

6 DEC. 1979 6P 

NASA RELEASE-79-165 

P79-10l66 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AREA EXPANDING 

6 DEC. 1979 5P 

NASA RELEASE-79-166 

P79-10l67 

CONT~~CT AWARDED FOR ADVANCED GAS TURBINn ENGINE FOR AUTO~ 

6 DEC. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-169 

P79-l0l68 

SUPPORT CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ATLAS/CENTAUR PROGRAM 

6 DEC. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-170 

P79-10l69 

STUDY FINDS RISK "INSIGNIFICANT" WITH CARBON FIBER USE 

6 DEC. 1979 7P NASA RELEASE-79-171 

P79-10l70 

HUGE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES SUGGESTED BY U-2 EXPERIMENTS 

10 DEC. 1979 4P 

NASA RELEASE-79-168 

P79-10171 

NASA TO CHANGE TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION OPERATIONS 7 DEC. 1979 4P NASA RELEASE-79-172 

P79-10172 

PROPOSALS SOUGH~ FOR SUN-EARTH INVESTIGATIONS 

12 DEC. 1979 4P NASA RELEASE-79-173 

P79-10l73 

SOLAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM STUDIES PLANNED 

11 DEC. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-174 

P79-10174 

2,937 APPLY FOR ASTRONAUT POSITIONS 

13 DEC. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-175 

P79-l0175 

RADAR MAPPING OF VENUS, SUBJECT OF TWO STUDIES 

13 DEC. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-176 

P79-10176 

LIFE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS CEOSEN FOR SPACE FLIGHTS 

13 DEC. 1979 lOP 

NASA RELEASE-79-167 

P79-l0l71 

RADIO CONTACT LOST WITH VOYAGER 

14 DEC. 1979 2P 

NASA RELEASE-79-180 

P79-10178 

FIRST FLIGHT SET FOR PIVOT-WING RESEARCH AIRCRAFT 

14 DEC. 1979 3P NASA RELEASE-79-177 

P79-l0179 

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1979 ACTIVITIES: YEAR OF THE PLANETS 

18 DEC. 1979 21P 

NASA RELEASE-79-179 

P79-10180 

IMAGE-PROCESSING COMPUTER CONTRACT AWARDED 14 DEC. 1979 3P 

NASA RELEASE-79-181 

P79-l0l81 

THREE SHUTTLE TEST ENGINES FIRED SUCCESSFULLY 

20 DEC. 1979 1P 

NASA RELEASE-79-178 

F-6 NASA~Lang1 ey, 1980 
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