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Index to NASA

News Releases and Speeches

1990

An index to selected news releases and speeches

issued by NASA Headquarters during 1990.

Scientific and Technical Intormatton Divisior)

Washinglon DC 199_1

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 1990. 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 1989.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

News Releases).

Two types of cross-references are used:

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

COMSAT

S COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE CORP.

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

may be found--

COMMUNCIATION SATELLITES

SA TELESAT SATELLITES

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

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

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

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

indexed.

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

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

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

release number.

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

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

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

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

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

any, and other reference information.

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

Center for AeroSpace Information, P.O. Box 8757, BWI Airport, MD 21240. Requests for copies

of the index itself should be addressed to the Scientific and Technical Information Program, Code

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

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Table of

Contents

SECTION PAGE

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

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

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

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

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

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

SECTION 1

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1990

SUBJECT INDEX

APRIL 1991

"lypical Subject Index Listing

I REFERENCE /

I SECTION I--'l

I NUMBER I I

AIRCRA_DES,GN /

[--- HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORT ACCEPTANCE LINKED I

| TO TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENTS |

I [NASA RELEASE-90-40] _ 06"

_ ACCESSION

_ NUMBER

The title of the news release or speech is used as

the prime retrieval point. The accession number is

located at the bottom right of the entry, followed

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

index section where the complete citation appears,

If available, the news release number is also included.

A

ABORT PROCEDURES

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-122J P90-10122 06

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

JOINT NASA, USGS AND SOVIET TEAM TO STUDY

RUSSIAN VOLCANOES

INASA RELEASE-90-1241 P90-10124 06

ACCIDENTS

S SPACECRAFT ACCIDENTS

ADEOS/SATELLITE/

S ADVANCED EARTH OBSERVING SATELLITE

ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS

SA ORGANIZATION CHANGE

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

[NASA RELEASE-90-161] P90-10161 06

ADVANCED EARTH OBSERVING SATELLITE

U.S. AND U SSR AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

FROM SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-90-105{ P90-10105 06

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-90-t06] P90-10106 06

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM/ALS/

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

DEFINED

[NASA RELEASE-90-113J P90-10113 06

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR/SHUTTLE/

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

INASA RELEASE-90-68[ P90-10068 06

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION P90-10185 05

ADVANCED TDR SATELLITE SYSTEM

S ADVANCED TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SAT

SYS.

ADVANCED TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SAT. SYS.

ADVANCED TRACKING AND DATA RELAY

SATELLITE PHASE El RFP RELEASED

[NASA RELEASE-90-2} P90-10002 06

ADVANCED X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

S X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

ADVISORY COMM. ON FUTURE U.S. SPACE PRGM.

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

[NASA RELEASE-90-161] P90-10161 06

TRULY TO IMPLEMENT IMMEDIATELY SOME

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-90-162] P90-10162 06

AEROBRAKING

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C.

P90-10174 05

AERODYNAMICS

RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS TO MONITOR COLUMBIA

RE-ENTRY

[NASA RELEASE-90*8} P90-10008 06

AEROJET CO.

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

DEFINED

{NASA RELEASE-90-113J P90-10113 06

AEROJET SPACE BOOSTERS CO., SACRAMENTO, CA

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

[NASA RELEASE-90-681 I:X30-I0068 06

AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-90-35] P90-10035 06

NASA TO CONDUCT THRUST VECTORING

RESEARCH FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-136} P90-I0136 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

P90-10166 05

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-t0167 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C

P90-10171 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES. CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H. TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITrEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

REMARKS BY J. R. THOMPSON. NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10178 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK 1::'90-10182 05

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P90-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; DALLAS, TEXAS

P90-10192 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATrAN.

KANSAS 1°90-10193 05

AERONAUTICS

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

[NASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

SPACE GRANT COLLEGE AND FELLOWSHIP

PROGRAM PHASE II ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-90-75] P90-10075 06

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

[ NASA RELEASE-90-88] P90-10088 06

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-1261 P90-10126 06

AEROSPACE MEDICINE

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE*90-91 P9£1-10009 06

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL REFERENCE HAS SPACE

AND EARTH APPLICATIONS

i NASA RELEASE-90-301 P90-10030 06

U3. AND U.S.S.R. CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-gO-130] P90-10130 06

AEROSPACE PLANES

SA X-30 AIRCRAFT

DOD/NASA ANNOUNCE NATIONAL AERO-SPACE

PLANE CONTRACTOR TEAM

INASA RELEASE-90-711 P90-10071 06

TECHNOLOGY 2000: NASA OUTREACH TO

AMERICAN BUSINESS

JNASA RELEASE-90-147] P90-10147 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

P90-10166 05

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

P90-10168 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C

P90-10171 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D C

P90-10174 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

REMARKS BY J R THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10178 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN OEX;KPIT; DALLAS, TEXAS

P90-10192 05

AGENZIA SPAZIALE ITAUANA

S ITALIAN SPACE AGENCY

A-1
AGREEMENTS

AGREEMENTS

SA CIVIL SPACE AGREEMENT, U.SS.R./U S.

SA INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

CONTEL TO TRANSFER TITLE OF TORSS TO NASA

I NASA RELEASE-90-861 P90-10086 06

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

S NORTH CAROLINA A. AND T. STATE UNIV

AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF

S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AIAA

S AMERICAN INST. OF AERON AND

ASTRONAUTICS

AIR FORCE FLIGHT DYNAMICS LAB., OHIO

NASA/USAF X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

PUBLIC VIEWING

INASA RELEASE-90-841 P90-10084 06

AIR FORCE GEOPHYSICS LAB, HANSCOM, MASS.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE +

{ NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

AIR FORCE SPACE SYSTEMS OIV.

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KWAJALEIN

I NASA RELEASE-90-931 P90-10093 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-971 P90-10097 06

CRRES LAUNCH DELAYED ONE TO TWO WEEKS

INASA RELEASE-90-gBI P90-10098 06

AIR FORCE SPACE TEST/TRANSPORTATION PRGM.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90_941 P90-10094 06

AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND

X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABILITY IN

'HIGH-ALPHA' FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-90-521 P90-10052 06

AIR FORCE 6885TH AEROSPACE TEST WING

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

J NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90+10066 06

AIR FORCE, U.S.

SA VANDENBERG AFB. CALIF

SA WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

DEFINED

1NASA RELEASE-90-1131 P90-t0113 06

AIR POLLUTION

SCIENTIST REPORTS POLLUTION IN CLOUDS CAN

COOL EARTH'S CLIMATE

INASA RELEASE-90-171 P90-10017 06

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH: EROS DATA CENTER

DEDICATION; SIOUX FALLS, SD P90-10184 05

AIRBORNE ARCTIC STRATOSPHERIC EXPEDITION

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

ARCTIC

I NASA RELEASE-90-4t I P90-10041 06

AIRCRAFT

S AEROSPACE PLANES

S B.82 AIRCRAFT

S BOEING 737 AIRCRAFT

S BOEING 757 AIRCRAFT

S C-131 AIRCRAFT

S C-140 AIRCRAFT

S F-14 AIRCRAFT

S F-15 AIRCRAFT

S F-16 AIRCRAFT

S F/A-18 AIRCRAFT

S HYPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

S SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

S SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT

S TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

S VARIABLE WING AIRCRAFT

S X-29 AIRCRAFT

AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATIONS

NASA F-16XL AIRCRAFT LAMINAR FLOW STUDIES

SET TO BEGIN

I NASA RELEASE-90-591 P90-10059 06

A-2

NASA/USAF X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

PUBLIC VIEWING

I NASA RELEASE-90-841 P90-10084 06

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE CONCEPT FOR JETLINER

FUEL ECONOMY

I NASA RELEASE-90-115 } Pg0-10115 06

AIRCRAFT CONTROL

X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABILITY IN

'HIGH-ALPHA' FLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-90-521 P90-10052 06

NASA TO CONDUCT THRUST VECTORING

RESEARCH FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-136} P90-10136 06

AIRCRAFT DESIGN

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORT ACCEPTANCE LINKED TO

TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-40 } P90-10040 06

DOD/NASA ANNOUNCE NATIONAL AERO-SPACE

PLANE CONTRACTOR TEAM

INASA RELEASE-90-71 I P90-10071 06

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE CONCEPT FOR JETLINER

FUEL ECONOMY

I NASA RELEASE-90-1151 Pg0-10115 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, D.C P90-10191 05

AIRCRAFT ENGINES

NASA'S FIRST 'A _ MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-90-351 P90-10035 06

AIRCRAFT NOISE

SA SONIC BOOM

NASA AND FAA SIGN AVIATION RESEARCH

AGREEMENTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-131 I P90-10131 06

AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORT ACCEPTANCE LINKED TO

TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENTS

INASA RELEASE-90-401 P90-10040 06

X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABILITY IN

'HIGH-ALPHA* FLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-90-521 P90-10052 06

NASA TO CONDUCT THRUST VECTORING

RESEARCH FLIGHTS

{NASA RELEASE-90-1361 P90-10136 06

AIRCRAFT SAFETY

NASA F-15 DEMONSTRATES SELF-REPAIRING

FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM

I NASA RELEASE-90-431 P90-10043 06

AIRCRAFT WINGS

S SWEPTFORWARD WINGS

AIRFOILS

S SWEPTFORWARD WINGS

AIRLINE OPERATIONS

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE CONCEPT FOR JETLINER

FUEL ECONOMY

I NASA RELEASE-90-1151 P90-10115 06

AIRLOCK MODULE

NASA CALLS FOR MtDDECK LOCKER MODULE

PROPOSALS

I NASA RELEASE-90-461 PSO-10046 06

ALABAMA UNIV., BIRMINGHAM

COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

PLANNED

{ NASA RELEASE-90-83 J P90-10083 06

ALABAMA UNIV., HUNTSVILLE

SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITORING OF GLOBAL

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES

I NASA RELEASE-90-451 P90-t0045 06

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

{NASA RELEASE-90-581 P90-10058 06

COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

PLANNED

I NASA RELEASE-90-831 P90-10083 06

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

I NASA RELEASE-90-881 P90-10088 06

AMATEUR RADIO

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

t NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

SUBJECT INDEX

AMAZON BASIN, BRAZIL

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

{NASA RELEASE-90-391 P90-I0039 06

AMERICAN GEOPHYS. UNION, WASHINGTON, D.C.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

[NASA RELEASE-90-391 P90-10039 06

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

ARCTIC

[NASA RELEASE-90-41 I P90-10041 06

AMERICAN INST. OF AERON, AND ASTRONAUTICS

NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-741 P90-10074 06

RESPONSE TO SEI OUTREACH PROGRAM STRONG,

NASA SAYS

INASA RELEASE-90-114} P90-10114 06

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

P90-10187 05

AMERICAN INST. OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-90-135] P90-10135 06

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR QUALITY CONTROL

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

FINALISTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-62 ] P90-10062 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKWELL AND MARO_FA

INASA RELEASE-90-1451 P90-10145 06

AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD, CA.

SA HUMAN PERFORMANCE RESEARCH LAB,, ARC

PIONEER 11 PASSES NEPTUNE'S ORBIT. LEAVES

SOLAR SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-90-29 P90-10029 06

PETERSON NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AMES

RESEARCH CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-90-36 P90-t0036 06

NASA DEDICATES HUMAN PERFORMANCE LAB AT

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

{NASA RELEASE-90-53 P90-10053 06

NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

I NASA RELEASE-90-67 P90-10067 06

NEW ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT DIVISION

ESTABLISHED AT NASA AMES

tNASA RELEASE-90-731 P90-10073 06

VETERAN ASTRONAUT HAWLEY TO ACCEPT

EXECUTIVE POSITION AT AMES

{NASA RELEASE-90-77 P90-10077 06

MAKING FRESH VEGETABLES ON LONG-DURATION

SPACE TRAVEL

I NASA RELEASE-90-821 P90-10082 06

NASA'S JET PROPULSION LABORATORY TESTS

PLANETARY ROVER

INASA RELEASE-g0-851 P90-10085 06

CONTROLLED REST PERIODS SHOWN TO IMPROVE

PILOT ALERTNESS

I NASA RELEASE-90-90} t:)90-10090 06

NASA TO FEATURE AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AT

EAA CONVENTION

INASA RELEASE-90-99} P90-10099 06

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-90-101 I P90-10101 06

U.S AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

INASA RELEASE-90-102} P90-10102 06

NEW MOON DISCOVERED ORBITING PLANET

SATURN

t NASA RELEASE-90-1031 P90-10103 06

PIONEER 10 MARKS NEW EPOCH IN SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION

t NASA RELEASE-90-1251 P90-10125 06

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LtFE

EVOLUTION THEORIES

tNASA RELEASE-90-1281 P90-10128 06
SUBJECT/NDEX ATMOSPHERE

NASA TO CONDUCT THRUST VECTORING

RESEARCH FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-1361 P90-10136 06

U.S./U.S.S.R SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

[NASA RELEASE-90-138] P90-10138 06

NEW AMES RESEARCH CENTER DEPUTY DIRECTOR

TO HEAD AME_DRYDEN

[NASA RELEASE-90-149] P90-10149 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; DALLAS, TEXAS

P90-10192 05

AMINO ACIDS

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

EVOLUTION THEORIES

{NASA RELEASE-90-128{ P90-10128 06

ANTARCTIC BALLOON FLIGHT PROGRAM

U.S./U.S.S.R SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

[NASA RELEASE-90-138} P90-10138 06

ANTARCTICA

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

ARCTIC

[NASA RELEASE-90-41 I P90-10041 06

U.S+ AND U.S.SR AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

FROM SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-90-105] P90-10105 06

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

[NASA RELEASE-90-137[ P90-10137 06

APOLLO PROJECT

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-90-351 P90-10035 06

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, D.C. P90-10191 05

APOLLO-SATURN 204/AS-2O41

APOLLO 204 SPACECRAFT TO BE STORED AT CAPE

CANAVERAL AF STATION

[NASA RELEASE-90-601 P90-10060 06

APOLLO 204 CAPSULE TO REMAIN ATTHE LANGLEY

RESEARCH CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-90-761 P90-10076 06

APPLICATIONS SATELLITES

S COMMUNICATION SATELLITES

S METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

APPROPRIATIONS AND BUDGETS

SA FUNDING

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

[NASA RELEASE-90-160{ Pgo-101EO 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

Pgo- 10166 05

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

P90-10168 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE ON GLOBAL CLIMATE

CHANGE P90-10169 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C

P90-10171 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H. TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMI3_EE ON SCIENCE. TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE. SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION: UNITED STATES SENATE

Pgo- 10173 05

REMARKS BY J. R. THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS Pg0-10178 05

OVERVIEW: MAJOR SPACE PROGRAMS;

PRESENTED TO: TREASURY EXECUTIVE INSTITUTE

P90-10179 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-1018t 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK P90-10182 05

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION P90-10185 05

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS: PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P90-10186 05

ARC

S AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD,

CA,

ARCTIC

U,S, AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

INAS_, RELEASE-90*102{ P90-10102 06

ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB., ILL

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

INASA RELEASE-90-151{ 1=90-10151 06

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C.

P90-10174 05

ASRM

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR/SHUTTLE/

ASSOCIATION OF UNIV. FOR RES, IN ASTRON,

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE RESOLVES GASEOUS

RING AROUND SUPERNOVA

INASA RELEASE-90-117J P90-10117 06

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE PEERS INTO CORE OF

DISTANT GALAXY

INASA RELEASE-90-118] P90-10118 06

ASTEROID BELT

PIONEER 10 MARKS NEW EPOCH IN SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION

INASA RELEASE-90-1251 P90-10125 06

ASTRO MISSIONS

NASA RELEASES JANUARY 1990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

INASA RELEASE-90-151 P90-10015 06

ASTROMETRY

HST TAKES FAMILY PORTRAIT OF STARS OUTSIDE

MILKY WAY

INASA RELEASE-90-1111 P90-10111 06

ASTRONAUT TRAINING

REVIEW OF U.S/JAPAN SPACE COOPERATION

INASA RELEASE-90-1561 P90-10156 06

ASTRONAUTS

ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL

MICROGRAVITY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-lJ P90-10001 06

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

(NASA RELEASE-90-TJ P90-10007 06

ASTRONAUT MULLANE TO RETIRE FROM NASA, AIR

FORCE

tNASA RELEASE-90-281 P90-10028 06

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL REFERENCE HAS SPACE

AND EARTH APPLICATIONS

{NASA RELEASE-90-30] P90-10030 06

VETERAN SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT WILLIAMS TO

RETIRE FROM NASA. NAVY

[NASA RELEASE-90-31 I P90-10031 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

[NASA RELEASE-90-44{ P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

{NASA RELEASE-90-72] P90-10072 06

SHUTTLE CREW COMMANDERS REASSIGNED

INASA RELEASE-90-961 P90-10096 06

ASTRONAUT MCCULLEY TO RETIRE FROM THE

NAVY AND LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-90-1191 P90-10119 06

ASTRONAUT MCCANDLESS RETIRES FROM NASA.

NAVY

[NASA RELEASE-90-121 I P90-10121 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

NEW TREATMENT EASES EFFECTS OF SPACE

MOTION SICKNESS

INASA RELEASE-90-1551 P90-10155 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

ASTRONOMICAL UNIT

PIONEER t0 MARKS NEW EPOCH IN SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION

INASA RELEASE-90-1251 P90-10125 06

ASTRONOMY

SA ULTRAVIOLET ASTRONOMY

SA X-RAY ASTRONOMY

HUBBLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-90-381 P90-10038 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

{NASA RELEASE-90-160] P90-10160 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON. DC

P90-10171 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOB

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES. CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

ASTROPHYSICS

HST TAKES FAMILY PORTRAIT OF STARS OUTSIDE

MILKY WAY

INASA RELEASE-90-11t _ 1:)90-10111 06

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

INASA RELEASE-90-1511 P90-10151 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 Pg0-101EO 06

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDGN

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN,

KANSAS Pg0-10193 05

ATDRSS

S ADVANCED TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SAT

SYS.

ATLANTIS

NASA RELEASES JANUARY 1990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

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GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY SET FOR SHIPMENT

TO FLORIDA LAUNCH SITE

I NASA RELEASE-90-191 P90-10019 06

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

INASA RELEASE-90-371 P90-10037 06

HYDROGEN LEAK DISCOVERED ON SHUTTLE

ATLANTIS

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ATLAS MISSION

S EARTH OBSERVATION MISSION EXPERIMENTS

ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLES

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

INASA RELEASE-90-941 P90+10094 06

ATLAS-CENTAUR PROJECT

STATEMENT BY NASA DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR ON

LAUNCH OF CRRES/ATLAS-I

INASA RELEASE-90-1041 P90-10104 06

ATLAS-CENTAUR 69 IAC-69/

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

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CRRES LAUNCH DELAYED ONE TO TWO WEEKS

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ATMOSPHERE

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S MAGNETOSPHERE

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ATMOSPHERIC BOUNDARY LAYER

ATMOSPHERIC BOUNDARY LAYER

U.S. AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-90.102} P90-10102 06

ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-90_7] P90-10087 06

U.S AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

{NASA RELEASE-90-102] P90-10102 06

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

EVOLUTION THEORIES

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ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION

NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

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NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

INASA RELEASE-90-1061 P90-10106 06

ATMOSPHERIC EFFECTS

NASA EXPERIMENT TO BRIGHTEN EASTER SKY

INASA RELEASE-90-541 P90-10054 06

ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-90-87{ P90-10087 06

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH: EROS DATA CENTER

DEDICATION; SIOUX FALLS, SD P90-10184 05

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE

SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITORING OF GLOBAL

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES

[NASA RELEASE-90-451 P90-10045 06

ATOMIC OXYGEN

CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

EXPOSURE FACILITY BEGINS

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ATTITUDE CONTROL SYSTEMS

S SELF CONTAINED NAVIGATION SYSTEM

AURA

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NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

[NASA RELEASE-90-57J P90-10057 06

AUTOMATIC LANDING CONTROL

NASA AND HONEYWELL CONDUCT AUTOMATED

LANDING RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-90-153_ P90-10153 06

AUTOMATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN OEX;KPtT; DALLAS, TEXAS

P90-10192 05

AUTONOMOUS NAVIGATION

S SELF CONTAINED NAVIGATION SYSTEM

AVIATION AND SPACE WRITERS ASSOC.

REMARKS BY J R THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-t0178 05

AVIONICS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; DALLAS, TEXAS

Pg0-10192 05

AWARDS

SA COLLIER TROPHY

SA CONTRACT AWARDS

SA GEORGE M LOW TROPHY

SA GODDARD MEMORIAL TROPHY

SA GOVERNMENT AGENCY OF THE YEAR

AWARD

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-90-351 P90-10035 .06

PETERSON NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AMES

RESEARCH CENTER

{NASA RELEASE 9036[ P90 10036 06

A-4

GODDARD TROPHY CEREMONY PLANNED AT

WHITE HOUSE

NASA RELEASE-90-421 P90-10042 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTS ROSS AS LEWIS

CENTER DIRECTOR

NASA RELEASE-90-491 P90-10049 06

TRULY APPOINTS KLINEBERG AS DIRECTOR OF

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-90-St ] P90-10051 06

TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

SCHOOL

{ NASA RELEASE-90-65 J P90-10065 06

VETERAN ASTRONAUT HAWLEY TO ACCEPT

EXECUTIVE POSITION AT AMES

[NASA RELEASE-90-771 P90-10077 06

FINARELLI NAMED ACTING HEAD OF EXTERNAL

RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-90-107J P90-10107 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1990 SPIP AWARDS

INASA RELEASE-90-109I P90-10109 06

ALDRICH NAMED OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS BY

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

{NASA RELEASE-90-134] P90-10134 06

TECHNOLOGY 2000 NASA OUTREACH TO

AMERICAN BUSINESS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1471 P90-10147 06

NEW AMES RESEARCH CENTER DEPUTY DIRECTOR

TO HEAD AMES-DRYDEN

{NASA RELEASE-90-1491 P90-t0149 06

NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P90-10188 05

AZ TECHNOLOGY, HUNTSVILLE, ALA.

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

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INASA RELEASE-90-881 P90-10088 06

B

B-52 AIRCRAFT

SPACE SHUTTLE DRAG CHUTE TESTS SET TO

BEGIN AT AMES-DRYDEN

INASA RELEASE-90-1001 P90-10100 06

BABCOCK AND WILCOX, NEW ORLEANS, LA.

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

INASA RELEASE-90-681 P90-10068 06

BACKGROUND RADIATION

EARLY COBS RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

INASA RELEASE-90-5] P90-10005 06

COBE SPACECRAFT TAKES FIRST IMAGES OF

INTERSTELLAR DUST

INASA RELEASE-90-1401 P90-10140 06

BACTERIA

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

EVOLUTION THEORIES

I NASA RELEASE-90-128 } P90-10128 06

BALL AEROSPACE SYSTEMS

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSALS

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BALL AEROSPACE SYSTEMS, BOULDER, COLO.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE"

I NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

INASA RELEASE-90-97{ P90-10097 06

BARIUM CLOUDS

NASA EXPERIMENT TO BRIGHTEN EASTER SKY

I NASA RELEASE-90-541 P90-10054 06

BARRIOS TECHNOLOGY, INC., HOUSTON, TEX.

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

FINALISTS

I NASA RELEASE 90 62 I P90-10062 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKWELL AND MAROTTA

I NASA RELEASE 90 1451 P90-10145 06

BATTELLE'COLUMBUS LABS., COLUMBUS, OHIO

LAUNCH DALE- SET FOR CONSORT 3

JNASA RELEASI 90 581 P90-10058 06

SUBJECT INDEX

BATTELLE-NORTHWEST, RICHLAND, WASH.

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

INASA RELEASE-90-151 [ P90-10151 06

BELL ATLANTIC, CHARLESTON, W.VA.

NASA, C&P AND STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

SUPPORT PROJECT LASER

(NASA RELEASE*90o110} P90-10110 06

BENDIX FIELD ENGINEERING CORP.

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

FINALISTS

INASA RELEASE-90-62} P90-10062 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKWELL AND MAROTrA

[NASA RELEASE-90-145) P90-10145 06

BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE, FLA.

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-126] P90-10126 06

BIG-BANG COSMOLOGY

EARLY COBS RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

I NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

COBE ENTERS NEW PHASE OF OPERATIONS AFTER

HELIUM DEPLETION

INASA RELEASE-90-1291 P90-10129 06

COBE SPACECRAFT TAKES FIRST _'MAGES OF

INTERSTELLAR DUST

[NASA RELEASE-90-1401 P90-10140 06

BIOCHEMISTRY

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-90-87 I P90-10087 06

BIOENGINEERING

NASA TECHNOLOGIES BENEFIT MEDICAL

ORTHOPEDIC SCIENCE

{NASA RELEASE-90-142J P90-10142 06

BIOGRAPHY

ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL

MICROGRAVtTY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1 I P90-10001 06

TRULY MAKES KEY APPOINTMENTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-3] Pg0-10003 06

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-90-7] P90-10007 06

NEW DIRECTORS NAMED FOR INTERNATIONAL

AND INDUSTRY RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-90-20 P90-10020 06

ASTRONAUT MULLANE TO RETIRE FROM NASA, AIR

FORCE

[ NASA RELEASE-90-28 P90-10028 06

VETERAN SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT WILLIAMS TO

RETIRE FROM NASA, NAVY

I NASA RELEASE-90-31 I P90-10031 06

MARTY KRESS TO HEAD NEWLY ORGANIZED

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS OFFICE

NASA RELEASE-90-33 P90-10033 06

PETERSON NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AMES

RESEARCH CENTER

NASA RELEASE-90-36 P90-10036 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE-90-44 P90-10044 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTS ROSS AS LEWIS

CENTER DIRECTOR

NASA RELEASE-90-49 P90-10049 06

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER DIRECTOR

PLANS RETIREMENT

NASA RELEASE-90-50] P90-10050 06

TRULY APPOINTS KLtNEBERG AS DIRECTOR OF

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

INASA RELEASE-90-51 I P90-10051 06

RICHARD NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR COMMUNICATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-90-551 P90-10055 06

NASA NAMES TAYLOR CHIEF SCIENTIST FOR

FREEDOM SPACE STATION

I NASA RELEASE-90-61 I P90-I0061 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

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SUBJECT INDEX CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIV., PITTSBURGH, PA.

VETERAN ASTRONAUT HAWLEY TO ACCEPT

EXECUTIVE POSITION AT AMES

[NASA RELEASE-90-77) P90-10077 06

FINARELLI NAMED ACTING HEAD OF EXTERNAL

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[NASA RELEASE-9_1071 P90-10107 06

NASA SELECTS MICROGRAVITY MISSION PAYLOAD

SPECIALIST CANDIDATES

[NASA RELEASE-90-108I 1:>90-10108 06

SPACE FLIGHT'S MAHON TO RETIRE

[NASA RELEASE-90-116 P90-10116 06

ASTRONAUT MCCULLEY TO RETIRE FROM THE

NAVY AND LEAVE NASA

INASA RELEASE-90-119 P90-10119 06

ASTRONAUT MCCANDLESS RETIRES FROM NASA,

NAVY

INASA RELEASE-90-121 P90-10121 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-122 P90-10122 06

ALDRICH NAMED OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS BY

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

[NASA RELEASE-90-134 P90-10134 06

NEW AMES RESEARCH CENTER DEPUTY DIRECTOR

TO HEAD AMES-DRYDEN

[NASA RELEASE-90-149 1:)90-t0149 06

ASTRONAUT SPRINGER RETIRES FROM NASA,

MARINE CORPS

[NASA RELEASE-90-159 P90-10159 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTFLE FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-163 P90-10163 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE 247TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE

BIRTH OF THOMAS JEFFERSON; JEFFERSON

MEMORIAL TIDAL BASIN. WASHINGTON, D.C.

P90-10175 05

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

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BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

EVOLUTION THEORIES

[NASA RELEASE-90-128[ P90-10128 06

BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH

NEW ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT DIVISION

ESTABLISHED AT NASA AMES

INASA RELEASE-90-73J P90-10073 06

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-90-135[ P90-10135 06

BKNUASS

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

[ NASA RELEASE-90-391 P90-10039 06

BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

NASA TECHNOLOGIES BENEFIT MEDICAL

ORTHOPEDIC SCIENCE

INASA RELEASE-90-1421 P90-10142 06

NEW TREATMENT EASES EFFECTS OF SPACE

MOTION SICKNESS

[NASA RELEASE-90-1551 P90-10155 06

BIORACK ISPACELAB/

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML*I MtSSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-9} P90-10009 06

BIOSAT1ELLITES

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

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[NASA RELEASE-90-130J P90-10130 06

BIOSCIENCE

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BIOTECHNOLOGY

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SA MAN-SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL REFERENCE HAS SPACE

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BLACK BRANT SOUNDING ROCKETS

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

[NASA RELEASE-90-57[ P90-10057 06

BLACK HOLES/ASTRONOMY/

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE PEERS INTO CORE OF

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[NASA RELEASE-90-118] P90-10118 06

BOEING AEROSPACE CO., SEATTLE, WASH.

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

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BOEING CO., SEATTLE, WASH.

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORT ACCEPTANCE LINKED TO

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[NASA RELEASE-90-40[ P90-10040 06

SPACE SHUTTLE DRAG CHUTE TESTS SET TO

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[NASA RELEASE-90-100[ P90-10100 06

BOEING COMMERCIAL AIRPLANE CO_ WASH.

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FUEL ECONOMY

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BOEING COMPUTER SUPPORT SERVICES, INC.

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

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[ NASA RELEASE-90-62 J IXJ0-10062 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

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{NASA RELEASE-90-1451 t°90-10145 06

BOEING 737 AIRCRAFT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; DALLAS, TEXAS

P90-10192 05

BOEING 757 AIRCRAFT

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE CONCEPT FOR JETLINER

FUEL ECONOMY

[ NASA RELEASE-90-1151 1:)90-10115 06

BOOSTERS

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BOSTON UNIV.

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

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INASA RELEASE-90-93] P90-10093 06

BOUNDARY LAYER CONTROL

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BRAZIL

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NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

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[NASA RELEASE-90-67[ P90-10(_7 06

BRAZILIAN INSTITUTE FOR AMAZON RESEARCH

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INASA RELEASE-90-161 P9_10016 06

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BUNDESMINISTERIUM FUER FORSCHUNG UND TECN.

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C-131 AIRCRAFT

SCIENTIST REPORTS POLLUTION IN CLOUDS CAN

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C-140 AIRCRAFT

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[NASA RELEASE-90-115{ P90-10115 06

CALIFORNIA INST. OF TECHNOL, PASADENA

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

[NASA RELEASE-90-151 ] P90-10151 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV., BERKELEY

ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES FOR NASA

SPACECRAFT ARRIVE AT GODOARD

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CALIFORNIA UNIV., UVERMORE

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CALIFORNIA UNIV., LOS ANGELES

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

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[NASA RELEASE-90-881 P90-10088 06

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-90-101[ P90-10101 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV. SAN DIEGO

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSALS

{NASA RELEASE-90-181 P90-10018 06

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PILOT ALERTNESS

[NASA RELEASE-90-90I 1::'90-10090 06

CAMERAS

S FAINT OBJECT CAMERA

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CANADA

SA CANADIAN SPACE AGENCY

NASA EXPERIMENT TO BRIGHTEN EASTER SKY

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TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

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U.S. AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

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CANADIAN INST. FOR RES. IN ATMOSPH. CHEM.

U.S. AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

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CANADIAN SPACE AGENCY

TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

SCHOOL

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CANARD SUBSYSTEM

X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABILITY IN

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CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA.

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FLA

CAPE KENNEDY, FLA.

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

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HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

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CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIV., PITTSBURGH, PA.

CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPS

PLANETARY ROBOT FOR NASA

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NASA'S JET PROPULSION LABORATORY TESTS

PLANETARY ROVER

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A-5
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CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV., OHIO

NASA TECHNOLOGIES BENEFIT MEDICAL

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CASSINI HUYGENS PROBE

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NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

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CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE

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CENTERS FOR THE COMMERCIAL DEV. OF SPACE

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PLANNED

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LUNAR MINING COULD PROVIDE FUTURE ENERGY

SOURCE FOB EARTH

INASA RELEASE-90-1391 P90-10139 06

TECHNOLOGY 2000 NASA OUTREACH TO

AMERICAN BUSINESS

INASA RELEASE-90-1471 P90-10147 06

NASA AWARDS COMMERCIAL MIDDECK

AUGMENTATION MODULE CONTRACT

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EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

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CENTRAL STATE UNIV., OHIO

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH CONSORTIUM OF

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CENTRE NATL D'ETUDES SPATIALES. FRANCE

INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR EDUCATION CONF

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CEREMONIES

GODDARD TROPHY CEREMONY PLANNED AT

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{NASA RELEASE-90-421 P90-10042 06

NASA DEDICATES HUMAN PERFORMANCE LAB AT

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CHEMICAL CLOUDS

SA BARIUM CLOUDS

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

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CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

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CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

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NASA TO TEST GAS IONIZATION THEORY OVER

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CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

ARCTIC

{NASA RELEASE-90-411 P90-10041 06

CHEMISTRY

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CHESAPEAKE BAY

NASA ENGINEERS AND MARINE SCIENTISTS TEST

BAY CLEAN-UP TECHNOLOGY

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CIRAC

S CANADIAN tNST FOR RES IN ATMOSPH CHEM

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SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOUR POWERED-ON

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CIVIL AVIATION

NASA AND FAA SIGN AVIATION RESEARCH

AGREEMENTS

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CIVIL SPACE AGREEMENT, U.S.S.R.IU.S.

U S/U S SR SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

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A-6

CIVIL SPACE TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE

NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

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CIVILIAN ROLE IN SPACE

U S/U.S,S.R. SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

INASA RELEASE-90-1381 P90-10138 06

CLIMATE CHANGE

SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITORING OF GLOBAL

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES

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U.S AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

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CLIMATOLOGY

SCIENTIST REPORTS POLLUTION IN CLOUDS CAN

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{NASA RELEASE-90-17J P90-10017 06

NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

{ NASA RELEASE-90-671 P90-10067 06

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

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CLINICAL PRACTICE LIBRARY OF MEDICINE

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL REFERENCE HAS SPACE

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CLOUDS

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SA CHEMICAL CLOUDS

SA MAGELLANIC CLOUDS

SA PLASMA CLOUD

SA VENUS CLOUDS

SCIENTIST REPORTS POLLUTION IN CLOUDS CAN

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CMAM/EXPERIMENT MODULE/

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COATINGS

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CORE/COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER/

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COCKPITS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; DALLAS, TEXAS

P90-10t92 05

COLLIER TROPHY

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

INASA RELEASE-90-35{ P90-10035 06

COLORADO UNIV.

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

INASA RELEASE-90-57t P90-10057 06

COLORADO UNIV., BOULDER

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-90-181 P90-10018 06

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

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COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

PLANNED

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COLUMBIA

RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS TO MONITOR COLUMBIA

RE-ENTRY

INASA RELEASE-90-8] P90-10008 06

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-I MISSION

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NASA RELEASES JANUARY 1990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-151 P90 10015 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

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SUBJECT INDEX

COMBINED RELEASE AND RADIAT. EFFECTS SAT.

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

tN KWAJALEIN

I NASA RELEASE-90-931 P90-10093 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

INASA RELEASE-90-94{ P90-10094 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

{NASA RELEASE-90-97{ P90-10097 06

CRRES LAUNCH DELAYED ONE TO TWO WEEKS

[NASA RELEASE-90-981 P90-10098 06

STATEMENT BY NASA DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR ON

LAUNCH OF CRRES/ATLAS-1

INASA RELEASE-90-104] P90-10t04 06

NASA TO TEST GAS IONIZATION THEORY OVER

SOUTH PACIFIC

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NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-160 i P90-10160 06

COMET/SPACE EXPERIMENT MODULE/

S COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

/COMET/

COMET COMPOSITION

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

INASA RELEASE-90*571 P90-10057 06

COMET RENDEZVOUS/ASTEROID FLYBY

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-150} P90-10150 06

COMETS

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COMMAND SUBSYSTEMS

CRRES LAUNCH DELAYED ONE TO TWO WEEKS

INASA RELEASE-90-ge] P90-10098 06

COMMERCE BUSINESS DALLY

NASA ANNOUNCED NEXT STEPS IN SPACE

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-90-81 I P90-10081 06

COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF

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COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER/COMET/

COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

PLANNED

INASA RELEASE-90-83J P90-10083 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

I NASA RELEASE-90-1601 Pg0-101EO 06

COMMERCIAL LAUNCH SERVICES

COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

PLANNED

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NASA, ORBITAL SCIENCES CORPORATION SIGN

AGREEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-90-921 P90-10092 06

COMMERCIAL MIDDECK AUGMENTATION MODULE

NASA CALLS FOR MIDDECK LOCKER MODULE

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-90-46{ P90-10046 06

COMMERCIAL PAYLOADS

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

I NASA RELEASE-90-581 P90-10058 06

COMMERCIAL SPACE POLICY

NASA, ORBITAL SCIENCES CORPORATION SIGN

AGREEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-90-921 P90-10092 06

NASA ESTABLISHES SPACE COMMERCE STEERING

GROUP

INASA RELEASE-90-1121 P90-10112 06

TECHNOLOGY 2000: NASA OUTREACH TO

AMERICAN BUSINESS

INASA RELEASE-90-1471 P90-10147 06

COMMERCIAL USES OF SPACE ADVISORY COUNCIL

NASA ESTABLISHES SPACE COMMERCE STEERING

GROUP

I NASA RELEASE-90-1121 P90-10112 06

COMMITTEES

SA ADVISORY COMM ON FUTURE U S SPACE

PRGM
SUBJECT INDEX

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

[NASA RELEASE-90-161 } P90-10161 06

COMMUNICATION NETWORKS

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H. TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE. TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

COMMUNICATION SATELLITES

SA INTELSAT SATELLITES

ADVANCED TBACKJNG AND DATA RELAY

SATELLITE PHASE B RFP RELEASED

INASA RELEASE-90-21 P90-10002 06

TWO COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES TO BE

LAUNCHED tN MAY

[NASA RELEASE-90-641 P90-10064 06

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH FEATURED IN

EDUCATION VIDEO BROADCAST

[NASA RELEASE-90-123} P90-10123 06

COMMUNICATIONS

S RADIO COMMUNICATIONS

S SATELLITE COMMUNICATION

S SPACE COMMUNICATIONS

COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE CORP.

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-90-18} P90-t0018 06

COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK P90-10182 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; DALLAS, TEXAS

P90-10192 05

COMPUTER PROGRAMS

NASA TECHNOLOGIES BENEFIT MEDICAL

ORTHOPEDIC SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-90o142] P90-t0142 06

COMPUTER TECHNIQUES

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL REFERENCE HAS SPACE

AND EARTH APPLICATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-301 P90-I0030 06

COMPUTERS

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S SUPERCOMPUTERS

S TOUCHSTONE DELTA SUPERCOMPUTER

COMSAT GENERAL CORP.

S COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE CORP

COMSAT LABORATORIES

S COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE CORP.

CONCURRENT SUPERCOMPUTING CONSORTIUM

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

INASA RELEASE-90-151 I P90-10151 06

CONFERENCES

SA CONTRACTOR'S CONFERENCE

SA EISENHOWER CENTENNIAL SPACE

ROUNDTABLE

SA GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM

SA INTERNATIONAL SPACE DEVELOPMENT

CONFERENCE

SA MISSION TO PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE

INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR EDUCATION CONF

TO BE HELD IN FRANCE

NASA RELEASE-90-16} P90-10016 06

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

I NASA RELEASE-90-391 P90-10039 06

NASA ANNOUNCES FIRST NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER CONFERENCE

NASA RELEASE-90-801 P90-10080 06

RESPONSE TO SEI OUTREACH PROGRAM STRONG,

NASA SAYS

INASA RELEASE-90-114J P90-10114 06

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH FEATURED IN

EDUCATION VIDEO BROADCAST

[NASA RELEASE-90-123] P90-10123 06

NASA TO COSPONSOR SMALL BUSINESS

PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE

NASA RELEASE-90-1321 P90-10132 06

TECHNOLOGY 2000: NASA OUTREACH TO

AMERICAN BUSINESS

[NASA RELEASE-90-1471 P90-10147 06

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

P90-10168 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE ON GLOBAL CLIMATE

CHANGE P90-10169 05

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TOO FAR? 'F_JO-fOf?6 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P90-10186 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

P90-10187 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

OELWERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, QC. P90-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; DALLAS, TEXAS

P90-10192 06

CONGRESS, U,S.

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB:

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C.

P90-10171 05

CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITFEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

CONSORT 2 PAYLOAD

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

INASA RELEASE-90-581 P90-10058 06

CONSORT 3 PAYLOAD

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

I NASA RELEASE-90-681 P90-10058 06

CONSORTIUM FOR MATERIALS DEV. IN SPACE

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

I NASA RELEASE-90-581 P90-10058 06

CONSTRUCTION

SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOUR POWERED-ON

l NASA RELEASE-90-951 P90-10095 06

CONTEL FEDERAL SYSTEMS, CHANTILLY, VA.

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

COMMUNICATtONS PROPOSALS

iNASA RELEASE-90-181 P90-10016 06

CONTEL TO TRANSFER TITLE OF TDRSS TO NASA

INASA RELEASE-90-861 P90-10086 06

CONTEL FEDERAL SYSTEMS, FAIRFAX, VA.

ADVANCED TRACKING AND DATA RELAY

SATELLITE PHASE B RFP RELEASED

[ NASA RELEASE-90-21 P90-10002 06

CONTRACT AWARDS

GLOBAL OUTPOST, INC. TO STUDY USES OF

SHUTTLE EXTERNAL TANKS

I NASA RELEASE-90-141 P90-10014 06

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSALS

iNASA RELEASE-90-181 P90-10016 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

NASA RELEASE-90-21 t P90-10021 06

UCAR TO STUDY POSSIBLE USES OF EXTERNAL

TANKS

[ NASA RELEASE-90-261 P90-10026 06

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

NASA RELEASE-90-681 P90-10068 06

DOD/NASA ANNOUNCE NATIONAL AFRO-SPACE

PLANE CONTRACTOR TEAM

NASA RELEASE-90-71 I P90-10071 06

NASA, ORBITAL SCIENCES CORPORATION SIGN

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NASA RELEASE-90-921 P90-10092 06

COSMIC RA ¥ NUCLEI EXPERIMENT

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROPOSALS

{NASA RELEASE-90-1441 P90-10144 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-152] P90-10152 06

NASA RECEIVES AWARD FOR MINORITY BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-90-154 I P90-10154 06

NASA AWARDS COMMERCIAL MIDDECK

AUGMENTATION MODULE CONTRACT

_NASA RELEASE-9_1571 P9@_0157 06

CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-90-144] P90-10144 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

INASA RELEASE-90-1521 P90-10152 06

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR COMMERCIAL USE

OF REMOTE SENSING

{NASA RELEASE-90-164 [ P90-f0164 06

CONTRACT TERMINATION

ORBITAL MANEUVERING VEHICLE PROGRAM IS

TERMINATED

[NASA RELEASE-90-781 P90-10076 06

CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

NASA TO COSPONSOR SMALL BUSINESS

PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-90-1321 P90-10132 06

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TOG FAR_ P90-10176 05

CONTRACTOR'S CONFERENCE

NASA RENAMES EXCELLENCE AWARD FOR

GEORGE M LOW

INASA RELEASE-90-1431 P90-10143 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKWELL AND MAROTTA

INASA RELEASE-90-1451 P90-10145 06

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL OUAMTY LEADERSH)P,

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

CONTROL SYSTEMS

S AIRCRAFT CONTROL

S ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL

S HIGHLY INTEGRATED DIG ELECTRONIC

CONTROL

S VOICE CONTROL

CONTROLLED ECOLOGICAL LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM

NEW ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT DIVISION

ESTABLISHED AT NASA AMES

INASA RELEASE-90-73t P90-10073 06

COOLING

SCIENTIST REPORTS POLLUTION IN CLOUDS CAN

COOL EARTH'S CLIMATE

INASA RELEASE-90-171 P90-10017 06

COOPERATION

S INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

S INTERAGENCY COOPERATION

S INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

S SCHOLASTIC COOPERATION

CORNELL UNIV., N.Y.

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KWAJALEIN

I NASA RELEASE-90-93] P90-10093 06

COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

EARLY COBE RESULTS IN ACCORD WiTH BIG BANG

THEORY

INASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

COBE ENTERS NEW PHASE OF OPERATIONS AFTER

HELIUM DEPLETION

INASA RELEASE-90_1291 PgO- _0129 06

COBE SPACECRAFT TAKES FIRST IMAGES OF

INTERSTELLAR DUST

INASA RELEASE-90-1401 P90-10140 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF t990

I NASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

COSMIC RAY NUCLEI EXPERIMENT

LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY SHOWS FEW

SURPRISES

INASA RELEASE-90-111 P90o10011 06

A-7
COSMIC RAYS

COSMIC RAYS

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

( NASA RELEASE-90-66 } P90-10066 06

NASA ROSAT IMAGER RETURNS SUCCESSFUL

FIRST LIGHT PICTURES

INASA RELEASE-90-133] P90-10133 06

COSMOLOGY

S BIG-BANG COSMOLOGY

COSMOS SATELLITES

US AND U.S.S.R. CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-90-130] P90-I0130 06

COST ESTIMATES

SPACE STATION INTEGRATED DESIGN REVIEW

COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-90-165[ P90-10165 06

COST REDUCTION

FIRING 'OLD' SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTORS HAS

BENEFITS FOR FUTURE

I NASA RELEASE-90-61 P90-10006 06

CPLM

S CLINICAL PRACTICE LIBRARY OF MEDICINE

CRAF MISSION

S COMET RENDEZVOUS/ASTEROID FLYBY

CRASH HAZARD

S AIRCRAFT SAFETY

CRYOGENIC EQUIPMENT

NASA AND ROCKWELL SIGN AGREEMENT FOR EDO

PALLET

tNASA RELEASE-90-471 P90-10047 06

CRYOGENICS

COBE E NTERS NEW PHASE OF OPERATIONS AFTER

HELIUM DEPLETION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1291 P90 10129 06

CRYSTAL GROWTH

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 I P90 10044 06

CYGNUS X-2 STAR

NASA ROSAT IMAGER RETURNS SUCCESSFUL

FIRST LIGHT PICTURES

INASA RELEASE-90-133J P90-I0133 06

D

DATA ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS

SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITORING OF GLOBAL

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES

I NASA RELEASE-90 451 Pg0 10045 06

DATA MANAGEMENT

OVERVIEW MAJOR SPACE PROGRAMS.

PRESENTED TO TREASURY EXECUTIVE INSTITUTE

PgO- 10179 05

DATA PROCESSING

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1011 P90-10101 06

DATA SYSTEMS

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE 90-87t P90-10087 06

DEBRIS

S SPACE DEBRIS

DEEP SPACE NETWORK

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT CAPE TO

BEGIN LAUNCH PREPARATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-90-701 P90-10070 06

PIONEER 10 MARKS NEW EPOCH IN SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1251 P90 10125 06

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOStUM ON SPACE:

INFORMATION SYSTEMS PASADENA CALIFORNIA

P90 10186 05

A-8

DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS

AGENCY

TWO COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES TO BE

LAUNCHED IN MAY

I NASA RELEASE-90-641 P90-10064 06

NASA/USAF X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

PUBLIC VIEWING

I NASA RELEASE-90-841 P90-10084 06

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

INASA RELEASE-90-151 I P90-10151 06

DEFENSE, DEPARTMENT OF

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DEFORESTATION

INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR EDUCATION CONF

TO BE HELD IN FRANCE

INASA RELEASE-90-16] P90-10016 06

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

INASA RELEASE-90-391 P90 10039 06

NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

[NASA RELEASE-90-671 P90-10067 06

DELTA LAUNCH VEHICLES

SA DELTA 2 LAUNCH VEHICLE

EARLY COBE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

[ NASA RELEASE-90-5 j P90-10005 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT FLORIDA

LAUNCH SITE

I NASA RELEASE-90-271 P90-10027 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

COBE SPACECRAFT TAKES FIRST IMAGES OF

INTERSTELLAR DUST

INASA RELEASE 90 1401 P90-10140 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-158I P90-10158 06

DELTA SUPERCOMPUTER SYSTEM

S TOUCHSTONE DELTA SUPERCOMPUTER

DELTA 2 LAUNCH VEHICLE

ROSAT SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT FLORIDA

LAUNCH SITE

I NASA RELEASE-90-27 I P90 10027 06

ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES FOR NASA

SPACECRAFT ARRIVE AT GODDARD

I NASA RELEASE-90-34] P90-10034 06

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

SA FOREST SERVICE, US

NASA TO COSPONSOR SMALL BUSINESS

PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE

INASA RELEASE-90-1321 P90-10132 06

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

SA NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC

ADMIN

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE.90-181 Pg0 10018 06

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

SA DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS

AGENCY

DOD/NASA ANNOUNCE NATIONAL AERO-SPACE

PLANE CONTRACTOR TEAM

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NASA ANNOUNCES 1990 SPIP AWARDS

INASA RELEASE 90 1091 P90-10109 06

NASA TO COSPONSOR SMALL BUSINESS

PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE

INASA RELEASE-90-1321 P90-10132 06

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

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S OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LAB. TENN

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR

S EROS DATA CENTER SIOUX FALLS, S D

S GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, U S

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

U S _U SS R SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

I NASA RELEASE-90-136 I P90-10138 06

SUBJECT INDEX

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

OVERVIEW MAJOR SPACE PROGRAMS;

PRESENTED TO: TREASURY EXECUTIVE INSTITUTE

P90-10179 05

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

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DESIGN CRITERIA

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S SPACECRAFT CONFIGURATIONS

S SPACECRAFT DESIGN

DETECTORS

S INFRARED DETECTORS

DIFFERENTIAL MICROWAVE RADIOMETER

EARLY COBE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

[NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

COBE ENTERS NEW PHASE OF OPERATIONS AFTER

HELIUM DEPLETION

INASA RELEASE-90-129] P90-10129 06

COBE SPACECRAFT TAKES FIRST IMAGES OF

INTERSTELLAR DUST

INASA RELEASE-90-1401 P90-10140 06

DIFFUSE INFRARED BACKGROUND EXPERIMENT

EARLY COBE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

1 NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

CODE ENTERS NEW PHASE OF OPERATIONS AFTER

HELIUM DEPLETION

INASA RELEASE-90-1291 P90-10129 06

COBE SPACECRAFT TAKES FIRST IMAGES OF

INTERSTELLAR DUST

[NASA RELEASE-90-1401 P90-10140 06

DIGITAL CODING

S DATA PROCESSING

DIRBE

S DIFFUSE INFRARED BACKGROUND

EXPERIMENT

DISCOVERY

NASA RELEASES JANUARY 1990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-151 P90-10015 06

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY SET FOR SHIPMENT

TO FLORIDA LAUNCH SITE

I NASA RELEASE-90 191 P90-10019 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT CAPE TO

BEGIN LAUNCH PREPARATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-701 P90-10070 06

DMR

S DIFFERENTIAL MICROWAVE RADIOMETER

DOC

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DOD

S DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

DORNIER-SYSTEM G.M.B.H., GERMANY

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT CAPE TO

BEGIN LAUNCH PREPARATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-90W01 P90-10070 06

DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT CO., INC.

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORT ACCEPTANCE LINKED TO

TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENTS

INASA RELEASE-90-40J P90-10040 06

DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK, N.Y.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK P90-10182 05

DRAG CHUTES

SPACE SHUTTLE DRAG CHUTE TESTS SET TO

BEGIN AT AMES-DRYDEN

INASA RELEASE-90-1001 P90-10100 06

DRAG REDUCTION

NASA F-16XL AIRCRAFT LAMINAR FLOW STUDIES

SET TO BEGIN

I NASA RELEASE-90-591 P90-10059 06

FUGHT TESTS PROVE CONCEPT FOR JETLINER

FUEL ECONOMY

tNASA RELEASE-90-1151 P90-10115 06
SUBJECT INDEX

DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

NASA ACOUIRES SUPERSONIC SR-71S ON LOAN

FROM USAF

NASA RELEASE-90-24[ P90-10024 06

NASA F-15 DEMONSTRATES SELF-REPAIRING

FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM

NASA RELEASE-90-43] P90-10043 06

X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABILITY IN

'HIGH-ALPHA' FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-90*52) P90-10052 06

NASA F-16XL AIRCRAFT LAMINAR FLOW STUDIES

SET TO BEGIN

NASA RELEASE-90-591 P90-10059 06

NASA/USAF X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

PUBLIC VIEWING

NASA RELEASE-90-841 P90-10084 06

NASA TO FEATURE AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AT

EAA CONVENTION

NASA RELEASE-g0-991 P90-10099 06

NASA TO CONDUCT THRUST VECTORING

RESEARCH FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-1361 P90-10136 06

U.S/USS R SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

[NASA RELEASE-90-1381 P90-10138 06

NEW AMES RESEARCH CENTER DEPUTY DIRECTOR

TO HEAD AMES-DRYDEN

[NASA RELEASE-90-149] P90-10149 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES. CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

DSN

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DUST

S INTERSTELLAR DUST

E

EAR

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EARTH ATMOSPHERE

SA MAGNETOSPHERE

SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITORING OF GLOBAL

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES

[NASA RELEASE-90-45J P90-I0045 0B

NASA EXPERIMENT TO BRIGHTEN EASTER SKY

[NASA RELEASE-90-54J P90-10054 06

U.S. AND USS.R AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

FROM SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-90-105J P90-10105 06

NASA TO TEST GAS IONIZATION THEORY OVER

SOUTH PACIFtC

[NASA RELEASE-90-120J P90-10120 06

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

EVOLUTION THEORIES

{NASA RELEASE-90-128] P90-10128 06

EARTH ENVIRONMENT

SCIENTIST REPORTS POLLUTION IN CLOUDS CAN

COOL EARTH'S CLIMATE

[NASA RELEASE-90-17] P90-10017 06

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

[NASA RELEASE-90-391 P90-10039 06

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH FEATURED IN

EDUCATION VIDEO BROADCAST

[NASA RELEASE-90-123] P90-10123 06

EARTH OBSERVATION MISSION EXPERIMENTS

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED;

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

INASA RELEASE-90-131 P90-10013 06

EARTH OBSERVATIONS/FROM SPACE/

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH: EROS DATA CENTER

DEDICATION; SIOUX FALLS. SD P90-10184 05

EARTH OBSERVATIONS PROGRAMS, NASA

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR COMMERCIAL USE

OF REMOTE SENSING

[NASA RELEASE-90-1641 P90-10164 06

TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY. GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER Pg0-10183 05

EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM /EOS/

MANAGEMENT OF POLAR PLATFORM TO CHANGE

[NASA RELEASE-90-101 P90-10010 06

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-90-87[ P90-10087 06

TECHNOLOGY 2000: NASA OUTREACH TO

AMERICAN BUSINESS

INASA RELEASE-g0-1471 P90-10147 06

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TOO EAR? P90-10176 05

REMARKS BY J R THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10178 05

SPACE SHUTTLE TO LUNAR ORBIT; EXCERPTS

FROM REMARKS TO: 9TH INTERNATIONAL SPACE

DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE P90-10180 05

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH: EROS DATA CENTER

DEDICATION; SIOUX FALLS, SD P90-10184 05

EARTH RESOURCES OBSERV. SYS. DATA CTR., SD

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EARTH RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY SATELLITES

S LANDSAT SATELLITES

EARTH SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS DIV., NASA

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH FEATURED IN

EDUCATION VIDEO BROADCAST

[NASA RELEASE-90-123J P90-10123 06

EARTH SCIENCE PROGRAM, NASA

JOINT NASA. USGS AND SOVIET TEAM TO STUDY

RUSSIAN VOLCANOES

INASA RELEASE-90-1241 P90-10124 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

P90-10166 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE ON GLOBAL CLIMATE

CHANGE P90-10169 05

ECOLOGY

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

ECONOMIC IMPACT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE ON GLOBAL CLIMATE

CHANGE P90-t0169 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

P90-10187 05

EDUCATION

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL REFERENCE HAS SPACE

AND EARTH APPLICATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-90-301 P90-10030 06

EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS DIVISION, NASA

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH FEATURED IN

EDUCATION VIDEO BROADCAST

INASA RELEASE-90-1231 P90-10123 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

SA UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR EDUCATION CONF

TO BE HELD IN FRANCE

INASA RELEASE-90-161 P90-10016 06

VICE PRESIDENT EMPHASIZES WHITE HOUSE

SPACE COMMITMENT

I NASA RELEASE-90-221 P90-10022 06

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

I NASA RELEASE-90-251 P90-10025 06

EMISSION CONTROL STANDARDS

NASA ADMINISTRATOR INVITES LOCAL STUDENTS

TO SHUTTLE LAUNCHES

INASA RELEASE-90-48] P90-10048 06

TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

SCHOOL

INASA RELEASE-90-65] P90-10065 06

NASA, C&P AND STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

SUPPORT PROJECT LASER

[NASA RELEASE*90-110] P90-10110 06

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH FEATURED IN

EDUCATION VIDEO BROADCAST

[NASA RELEASE-90-123[ P90-10123 06

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-126] P90-10126 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

Pgo- 10166 05

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

PgO- 10168 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN P90-10t70 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D,C

P90-t0171 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H. TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE. SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

REMARKS BY J R THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10178 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK P90-10182 05

TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER P90-10183 05

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION P90-10185 05

LEG

S ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS

EG&G FLORIDA, INC.

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

FINALISTS

[ NASA RELEASE-90-621 P90-10062 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKWELL AND MAROTTA

INASA RELEASE-90-1451 P90-10145 06

EINSTEIN OBSERVATORY

S HEAD-2

EISENHOWER CENTENNIAL SPACE ROUNOTABLE

WELCOMING REMARKS EISENHOWER

CENTENNIAL SPACE ROUNDTABLE: A LOOK TO THE

FUTURE P90-10189 05

EL HIND

SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITURING OF GLOBAL

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES

I NASA RELEASE-90-45 I P90-10045 06

ELECTRIC CIRCUITS

S CIRCUITS

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS

CONTROLLED REST PERIODS SHOWN TO iMPROVE

PILOT ALERTNESS

1 NASA RELEASE-g0-901 P90-10090 06

ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

S FAR INFRARED RADIATION

S NEAR INFRARED RADIATION

S ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

S X-RAYS

EMISSION CONTROL STANDARDS

NASA AND FAA SiGN AVIATION RESEARCH

AGREEMENTS

INASA RELEASE-90 1311 Pg0 10131 06

A-9
ENCKE GAP

ENCKE GAP

NEW MOON DISCOVERED

SATURN

I NASA RE LEASE-90-103 I

ENCOOER

S DATA PROCESSING

ENDEAVOUR

NASA RELEASES JANUARY 1990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-151 P90-10015 06

SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOUR POWERED-ON

[ NASA RELEASE-90-95] P90-10095 06

ENERGY TECHNOLOGY

LUNAR MINING COULD PROVIDE FUTURE ENERGY

SOURCE FOR EARTH

I NASA RELEASE-90-139] P90-10139 06

ENGINE CONTROL

S HIGHLY INTEGRATED DIG ELECTRONIC

CONTROL

ENGINE TESTS

FIRING 'OLD' SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTORS HAS

BENEFITS FOR FUTURE

I NASA RELEASE-90-61 P90-10006 06

ENGINEERING

S AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

ENGINEERS

SA SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

{ NASA RELEASE-90-251 P90-10025 06

ENGINES

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

S AIRCRAFT ENGINES

S GAS TURBINE ENGINES

S SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

S SPACE TRANSPORTATION MAIN ENGINE

ENVIRONMENT

S EARTH ENVIRONMENT

S ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

S SPACE ENVIRONMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

[ NASA RELEASE,90-1351 P90-10135 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-90-158[ P90-10158 06

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

SCIENTIST REPORTS POLLUTION IN CLOUDS CAN

COOL EARTH'S CLIMATE

[NASA RELEASE-90*17} P90-10017 06

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

{ NASA RELEASE-90-39} P90-10039 06

NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

NASA RELEASE*90-67 } P90-I0067 06

NASA AND FAA SIGN AVIATION RESEARCH

AGREEMENTS

NASA RELEASE-90-131 I P90-10131 06

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

MANAGEMENT OF POLAR PLATFORM TO CHANGE

INASA RELEASE-90-10I P90-10010 06

NASA ENGINEERS AND MARINE SCIENTISTS TEST

BAY CLEAN-UP TECHNOLOGY

I NASA RELEASE-90-56 [ P90-10056 06

US. AND USSR AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

FROM SPACE

INASA RELEASE-90-1051 PgJ0-10105 06

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

INASA RELEASE-90-1061 P90-10106 06

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

[NASA RELEASE-90-1371 P90-10137 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

P90-10168 05

ORBITING PLANET

P90-10103 06

A-10

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

INASA RELEASE-90-39] P90-10039 06

EOS/EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM/

S EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM /LOS/

EPA

S ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

EQUATORIAL IONOSPHERIC STUDIES/EQUIS/

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

tN KWAJALEIN

I NASA RELEASE-90-931 P90-10093 06

EQUIPMENT

S CRYOGENIC EQUIPMENT

EQUIS

S EQUATORIAL iONOSPHERIC STUDIES/EQUIS/

EROS DATA CENTER, SIOUX FALLS, S.D.

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH: EROS DATA CENTER

DEDICATION; SIOUX FALLS, SD P90-10184 05

ERTS

S LANDSAT SATELLITES

ESRO

S EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

ET

S EXTERNAL TANK

EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED;

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

INASA RELEASE-90-13[ P90-10013 06

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-371 P90-10037 06

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT CAPE TO

BEGIN LAUNCH PREPARATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-701 P90-10070 06

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE RESOLVES GASEOUS

RING AROUND SUPERNOVA

INASA RELEASE-90-117J P90-10117 06

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE PEERS INTO CORE OF

DISTANT GALAXY

INASA RELEASEo90-118t P90-10118 06

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-g0-1501 P90-10150 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-90-1581 P90-10158 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

I NASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

EUROPEAN SPACE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION

S EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

EVA

S EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY

EVOLUTION

S BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION

S PLANETARY EVOLUTION

EXCELLENCE AWARD, NASA

S GEORGE M LOW TROPHY

EXOBIOLOGY

SA EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE

SA LIFE SCIENCES

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-g0-91 P90-10009 06

US AND USSR CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1301 P90-10130 06

EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLES

NASA RELEASES JANUARY 1990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

INASA RELEASE-90-151 P90-10015 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-66[ P90-10066 06

COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

PLANNED

iNASA RELEASE-90-831 P90-10083 06

SUBJECT INDEX

NASA, ORBITAL SCIENCES CORPORATION SIGN

AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-90-92} P90-10092 06

STATEMENT BY NASA DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR ON

LAUNCH OF CRRES/ATLAS-1

INASA RELEASE-90-1041 P90-10104 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

iNASA RELEASE-90-1581 P90-10158 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

P90-10166 05

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

ADDRESS TO; THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C

P90-10171 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H. TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE. SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

1:390-10173 05

REMARKS BY J. R. THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10178 05

EXPERIMENT DESIGN

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

INASA RELEASE-90-94} P90-10094 06

EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT ASSOCIATION

NASA/USAF X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

PUBLIC VIEWING

INASA RELEASE-90-84} P90-10084 06

NASA TO FEATURE AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AT

EAA CONVENTION

[NASA RELEASE-90-99} P90-10099 06

EXPERIMENTS

S ORBITER EXPERIMENT /OEX/

S SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

EXPLODING STARS

S SUPERNOVA

EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

SA COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES FOR NASA

SPACECRAFT ARRIVE AT GODDARD

I NASA RELEASED90-341 P90-10034 06

EXTENDED DURATION ORBITER

NASA AND ROCKWELL SIGN AGREEMENT FOR EDO

PALLET

I NASA RELEASE-90-47 I P90-10047 06

EXTERNAL TANK

GLOBAL OUTPOST. INC., TO STUDY USES OF

SHUTTLE EXTERNAL TANKS

INASA RELEASE-90-14J P90-10014 06

UCAR TO STUDY POSSIBLE USES OF EXTERNAL

TANKS

[NASA RELEASE-90-261 P90-10026 06

HYDROGEN LEAK DISCOVERED ON SHUTTLE

ATLANTIS

INASA RELEASE-90-89[ P90-10089 06

EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN,

KANSAS P90-I0193 05

EXTRATERRESTRIAL MATERIALS

S LUNAR SAMPLES

EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY

SA SPACE MAINTENANCE

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

INASA RELEASE-90-1581 P90-10158 06

SPACE STATION INTEGRATED DESIGN REVIEW

COMPLETED

INASA RELEASE-90-165i P90-10165 06

REMARKS BY J R. THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10178 05
SUBJECT INDEX FUELSYSTEMS

EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER

ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES FOR NASA

SPACECRAFT ARRIVE AT GODDARD

[NASA RELEASE-90-34J P90-10034 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE+90-158[ P90-10158 06

F

F-14 AIRCRAFT

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE CONCEPT FOR JETLINER

FUEL ECONOMY

[NASA RELEASE-90-115] P90-10115 06

F-15 AIRCRAFT

NASA F-15 DEMONSTRATES SELF-REPAIRING

FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-90-431 P90-10043 06

F-16 AIRCRAFT

NASA F-16XL AIRCRAFT LAMINAR FLOW STUDIES

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STATEMENT OF RICHARD H TRULY BEFORE THE

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IOWA UNIV., IOWA CITY

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NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

]NASA RELEASE-00-1061 P90-10106 06

JET PROPULSION LAB., PASADENA. CALIF.

GODDARD TROPHY CEREMONY PLANNED AT

WHITE HOUSE

NASA RELEASE-90-42 P90-10042 06

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT CAPE TO

BEGIN LAUNCH PREPARATIONS

NASA RELEASE-90-70 P90-10070 06

NASA'S JET PROPULSION LABORATORY TESTS

PLANETARY ROVER

NASA RELEASE-90-85 P90-10085 06

JOINT NASA, USGS AND SOVIET TEAM TO STUDY

RUSSIAN VOLCANOES

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MAGELLAN TO TEMPORARILY HALT RADAR

MAPPING OF VENUS

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NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

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EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT:

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN Pg0 10170 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL DE CALIFORNIA. LOS

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SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

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P90 10186 05

JETSTAR

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JOHN F. KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA.

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER. COCOA BEACH,

FLA

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV., BALTIMORE, MD.

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

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JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SATELLITE SERVICER

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SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOUR POWERED-ON

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SPACE SHUTTLE DRAG CHUTE TESTS SET TO

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NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

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NEW TREATMENT EASES EFFECTS OF SPACE

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NASA AWARDS COMMERCIAL MIDDECK

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BEGIN LAUNCH PREPARATIONS

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PIONEER 10 MARKS NEW EPOCH IN SOLAR SYSTEM

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KANSAS STATE UNIV., MANHATTAN

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

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KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH, FLA.

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LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY SHOWS FEW

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ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES FOR NASA

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CANAVERAL AF STATION

NASA RELEASE*90*60 P90-10000 06

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CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

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KEVLAR /TRADEMARK/

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TWO COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES TO BE

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NASA AND HONEYWELL CONDUCT AUTOMATED

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L_RC

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LAUNCH OPERATIONS

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TO SHUTTLE LAUNCHES

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LAUNCH VEHICLES

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SA DELTA LAUNCH VEHICLES

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28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM SESSION

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LAWRENCE LIVERMORE LAB.

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LDEF

S LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY

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NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

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LERC

S LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, OHIO

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LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, OHIO

NASA ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTS ROSS AS LEWIS

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[ NASA RELEASE-90-491 P90-10049 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

[NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

[NASA RELEASE-90-971 P90-10097 06

NASA TO FEATURE AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AT

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ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

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U.S./U.S.S.R SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

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NASA TECHNOLOGIES BENEFIT MEDICAL

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NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

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NASA, TADCORPS SIGN INFORMATION EXCHANGE

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INASA RELEASE-90-1481 P90-I0148 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

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NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

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NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

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EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

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TOO FAR? P90-10176 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M. LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY. MANHATTAN,

KANSAS P90-10193 05

LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS

SA CONTROLLED ECOLOGICAL LIFE SUPPORT

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NASA AND ROCKWELL SIGN AGREEMENT FOR EDO

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NEW ADVANCED l IFE SUPPORT DIVISION

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MAKING FRESH VEGETABLES ON LONG-DURATiON

SPACE TRAVEL

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U.S. AND USS R CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

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NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

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NASA. TADCORPS SIGN INFORMATION EXCHANGE

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LIFE SYSTEMS, INC.

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TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

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LIGHTNING

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LIQUID HELIUM

COBE ENTERS NEW PHASE OF OPERATIONS AFTER

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ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

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LIQUID HYDROGEN-2 TANK/SPACE SHUTTLE/

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NASA AND ROCKWELL SIGN AGREEMENT FOR EDO

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LUNAR COLONIZATION

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LIQUID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

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NASA ACQUIRES SUPERSONIC SR-71S ON LOAN

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NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

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LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO,

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SATELLITE PHASE B RFP RELEASED

[NASA RELEASE-90-2J P90-10002 06

LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO., CALIF.

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP

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INASA RELEASE-90-681 P90-10068 06

LOCKHEED SPACE OPERATIONS, FLA.

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTFLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

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LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY

LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY SHOWS FEW

SURPRISES

INASA RELEASE-90-11 I P90-10011 06

CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

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NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF t990

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LONG-DURATION SPACE FLIGHT

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NASA, TADCORPS SIGN INFORMATION EXCHANGE

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LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LAB., N. VEX.

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LOX

S LIQUID OXYGEN

LTV MISSILES AND ELECTRONICS GROUP, TEXAS

TWO COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES TO BE

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LUNAR COLONIZATION

NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

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NASA ANNOUNCED NEXT STEPS IN SPACE

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RESPONSE TO SEI OUTREACH PROGRAM STRONG,

NASA SAYS

[ NASA RELEASE-90-1141 P90-I0114 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO LUNAR ORBIT; EXCERPTS

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SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

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SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

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ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90 101_)0 05

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LUNAR RESOURCES

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SOURCE FOR EARTH

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LUNAR SAMPLES

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MAGNETOSPHERE

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NASA TO TEST GAS IONIZATION THEORY OVER

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MAINTENANCE

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MAN-MACHINE INTERFACE

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MANNED SPACE FLIGHT

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SA LONG-DURATION SPACE FLIGHT

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CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

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P90-I0171 05

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ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, O.C.

P90-10174 05

OVERVIEW: MAJOR SPACE PROGRAMS;

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P90-10179 05

SPACE SHUTTLE TO LUNAR ORBIT; EXCERPTS

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DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE P90-10180 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P90-10186 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE: HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

PgO- 10187 05

NASA HEADOUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P90-10188 05

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

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ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

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THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

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INASA RELEASE-90-1241 P90-10124 06

MAROTTA SCIENTIFIC CONTROLS, MONTVILLE, NJ

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

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NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

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INASA RELEASE-90-1451 P90-10145 06

MARS '94 MISSION

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U.S/U S S.R. SPACE MEETINGS TO BE FIELD

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MARS EXPLORATION

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NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

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MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

FIRING 'OLD' SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTORS HAS

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I NASA RELEASE-90-61 P90-10006 06

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITORING OF GLOBAL

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES

INASA RELEASE-90-451 P90-10045 06

SUBJECT INDEX

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

INASA RELEASE-90-68 P90-10068 06

ORBITAL MANEUVERING VEHICLE PROGRAM tS

TERMINATED

(NASA RELEASE-90-78 P90-10078 06

NASA'S JET PROPULSION LABORATORY TESTS

PLANETARY ROVER

NASA RELEASE-90-85 P90-t0085 06

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KWAJALEIN

NASA RELEASE-90-93 P90-10093 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

NASA RELEASE-90-94 P90-t0094 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

NASA RELEASE-90*97 P90-10097 06

NASA. C&P AND STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

SUPPORT PROJECT LASER

NASA RELEASE-90-1101 P90-10110 06

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

DEFINED

NASA RELEASE-90-1131 1:)90-10113 06

NASA TO TEST GAS IONIZATION THEORY OVER

SOUTH PACIFIC

NASA RELEASE-90-1201 P90-10120 06

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

NASA RELEASE-90-1271 P90-10127 06

MARTIN MARIETTA CORP., DENVER, COLO.

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

[ NASA RELEASE-90-88 J P90-10088 06

MARTIN MARIETTA MANNED SPACE SYSTEMS, LA.

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

FINALISTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-62_ P90-10062 06

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

(NASA RELEASE-90 127[ P90-I0127 06

MARYLAND UNIV., COLLEGE PARK

COBE SPACECRAFT TAKES FIRST IMAGES OF

INTERSTELLAR OUST

INASA RELEASE-90-1401 Pgo- 10140 06

MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH., CAMBRIDGE

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

I NASA RELEASE-90-88 [ Pg0-10088 06

MATERIALS PROCESSING IN SPACE

S SPACE PROCESSING

MATERIALS RESEARCH

SA STRUCTURAL MATERIALS

CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

EXPOSURE FACILITY BEGINS

INASA RELEASE-90-23J P90-10023 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DC

P90-10171 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P90-10188 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE ALFREDM LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN.

KANSAS P90-10193 05

MAX-PLANCK INST., GARCHING, GERMANY

BOSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE 90 66t P90-10066 06
SUBJECT INDEX

MCDONNELL AIRCRAFT CORP.

NASA F-15 DEMONSTRATES SELF-REPAIRING

FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM

I NASA RELEASE-90-43] P90-10043 06

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS CORP.

SA DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT CO,, INC,

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN GEOTAIL AGREEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-90-41 P90-10004 06

DOO/NASA ANNOUNCE NATIONAL AERO-SPACE

PLANE CONTRACTOR TEAM

{NASA RELEASE-90-71 } P90-1007t 06

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

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

TNASA RELEASE-90-88) Pg0-10088 06

NASA TO CONDUCT THRUST VECTORING

RESEARCH FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-1361 P90-10136 06

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS SPACE SYSTEMS CO., CA.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-90-66t P90-10066 06

MCGILL UNIV., MONTREAL, QUEBEC

U.S, AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

INASA RELEASE-90-1021 P90-10102 06

MEASURING DEVICES

S INFRARED DETECTORS

MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL REFERENCE HAS SPACE

AND EARTH APPLICATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-301 P90-10030 06

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

S MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS

S PROSTHETIC DEVICES

MEDICAL PERSONNEL

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL REFERENCE HAS SPACE

AND EARTH APPLICATIONS

_NASA RELEASE-90-30) P90-10030 06

MEDICAL RESEARCH

S BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

MEDICINE IGENI

NEW TREATMENT EASES EFFECTS OF SPACE

MOTION SICKNESS

INASA RELEASE-90-1551 P90-10155 06

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

NASA AND ROCKWELL SIGN AGREEMENT FOR EDO

PALLET

I NASA RELEASE-90-471 P90-10047 06

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH CONSORTIUM OF

MINORITY UNIVERSITIES

INASA RELEASE-90-791 P90-I0079 06

NASA AND FAA SIGN AVIATION RESEARCH

AGREEMENTS

INASA RELEASE-90-131 I P90-10131 06

NASA, TADCORPS SIGN INFORMATION EXCHANGE

AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-90-148] P90-10148 06

METEOR SPACECRAFT

U.S. AND U.S.S R. AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

FROM SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-90-1051 P90-10105 06

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

INASA RELEASE-90-t371 P90-10137 06

METEOROIDS

S MICROMETEOROIDS

METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

SA NIMBUS 7

SA NOAA-10

SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITORING OF GLOBAL

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES

INASA RELEASE-90-451 P90-10045 06

METEOROLOGY

S CLOUDS

S LIGHTNING

METHANE

U.S. AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

I NASA RELEASE-90-1021 P90-10102 06

MICHIGAN

NASA TO COSPONSOR SMALL BUSINESS

PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE

I NASA RELEASE-90-132J P90-10132 06

MICHIGAN UNIV.

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

EVOLUTION THEORIES

INASA RELEASE-90-128] Pg0-t0128 06

MICHOUD ASSEMBLY FAC., NEW ORLEANS, LA.

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

I NASA RELEASE-90-68] P90-10068 06

MICROGRAVITY

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-44J P90-I0044 06

NEW TREATMENT EASES EFFECTS OF SPACE

MOTION SICKNESS

INASA RELEASE-90-1551 P90-10155 06

MICROGRAVITY LABORATORY-t /USML-1/

ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL

MICROGRAVITY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1 ] P90-10001 06

NASA RELEASES JANUARY 1990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-90-151 P90-10015 06

NASA SELECTS MICROGRAVITY MISSION PAYLOAD

SPECIALIST CANDIDATES

[ NASA RELEASE-90-1081 P90-10108 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-1581 P90-10158 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

(NASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

MICROGRAVlTY SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

I NASA RELEASE-90-5_I P90-10058 06

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

I NASA RELEASE-90-106I P90-10106 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

NASA, TADCORPS SIGN INFORMATION EXCHANGE

AGREEMENT

)NASA RELEASE-90-1481 P90-10148 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE. SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

28TH GODDARO MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DC

P90-10174 05

NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P90-10188 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN,

KANSAS Pg0-10193 05

MICROMETEOROIDS

LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY SHOWS FEW

SURPRISES

I NASA RELEASE-90-11 I P90-10011 06

CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

EXPOSURE FACILITY BEGINS

I NASA RELEASE-90-231 P90-10023 06

MICROWAVE RADIOMETERS

S DIFFERENTIAL MICROWAVE RADIOMETER

MILITARY AIRCRAFT

S F/A-18 AIRCRAFT

MILKY WAY

COBE ENTERS NEW PHASE OF OPERATIONS AFTER

HELIUM DEPLETION

INASA RELEASE-90-1291 P90-10129 06

NASA ROSAT IMAGER RETURNS SUCCESSFUL

FIRST LIGHT PICTURES

INASA RELEASE-90-1331 P90-10133 06

MISSION PLANS

COBE SPACECRAFT TAKES FIRST IMAGES OF

INTERSTELLAR DUST

I NASA RELEASE*90- t 40 ( PgO- 10140 06

MINING

S LUNAR MINING

MINORITIES

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH CONSORTIUM OF

MINORITY UNIVERSITIES

[NASA RELEASE-90-79J P90-10079 06

MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM, NASA

NASA RECEIVES AWARD FOR MINORITY BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

(NASA RELEASE-90-154J P90-10154 0"6

MINORITY INSTITUTIONS PROGRAM, NASA

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH CONSORTIUM OF

MINORITY UNIVERSITIES

INASA RELEASE-90-791 P90-10079 06

MIR SPACE STATION

US AND U S S.R CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

INASA RELEASE-90-130) P90-10130 06

MISSION DURATION

NASA AND ROCKWELL SIGN AGREEMENT FOR EDO

PALLET

(NASA RELEASE-90-471 P90-10047 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 08

NASA SELECTS MICROGRAMITY MISSION PAYLOAD

SPECIALIST CANDIDATES

I NASA RELEASE-90-108) P90-10108 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 Pg0-10122 06

PIONEER 10 MARKS NEW EPOCH IN SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION

INASA RELEASE-90-t25] P90-10125 06

MISSION OBJECTIVES

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

( NASA RELEASE-90-66 ( Pg0-10066 06

COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

PLANNED

I NASA RELEASE-90-831 P90-10083 06

NASA SELECTS MICROGRAVITY MISSION PAYLOAD

SPECIALIST CANDIDATES

INASA RELEASE-90-108) P90-10108 06

NASA TO TEST GAS IONIZATION THEORY OVER

SOUTH PACIFIC

INASA RELEASE-90-1201 P90-10120 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-122t P90-10122 06

MISSION PLANS

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB tML-1 MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

MANAGEMENT OF POLAR PLATFORM TO CHANGE

INASA RELEASE-90-t01 P90-10010 06

NASA RELEASES JANUARY 1990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

INASA RELEASE-90-151 P90-10015 06

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY SET FOR SHIPMENT

TO FLORIDA LAUNCH SITE

INASA RELEASE-9(_191 poj0-10019 06

ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES FOR NASA

SPACECRAFT ARRIVE AT GODDARD

INASA RELEASE-90-341 P90-10034 06

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

INASA RELEASE-90-371 P90-10037 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-44] P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-941 I:x:JO-10094 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

INASA RELEASE-90-971 P90-10097 06

A-19
MISSION SPECIALISTS

HST TAKES FAMILY PORTRAIT OF STARS OUTSIDE

MILKY WAY

[ NASA RELEASE-90-1111 P90-10111 06

US AND U,S.S.R CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1301 P90-10130 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER t990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASE-90-158] P90-I0158 06

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

I NASA RELEASE-90-1611 P90-10161 06

TRULY TO IMPLEMENT IMMEDIATELY SOME

COMMrl-rEE RECOMMENDATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-90-1621 P90-10162 06

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR COMMERCIAL USE

OF REMOTE SENSING

{NASA RELEASE-90-164} P90-10164 06

SPACE STATION INTEGRATED DESIGN REVIEW

COMPLETED

INASA RELEASE-90-1651 P90-10165 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE ON GLOBAL CLIMATE

CHANGE P90-10169 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H. TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE. TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITrEE ON COMMERCE. SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW:

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL. WASHINGTON. DC.

P90-10174 05

REMARKS BY J. R THOMPSON. NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR. BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10t 78 05

SPACE SHUTTLE TO LUNAR ORBIT; EXCERPTS

FROM REMARKS TO: 9TH INTERNATIONAL SPACE

DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE P90-10180 05

PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA. CALIFORNIA

P90-10186 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA

Pgo- 10187 05

NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P90-10188 05

WEt COMING REMARKS EISENHOWER

CENTENNIAL SPACE ROUNDTABLE A LOOK TO THE

FUTURE P90-10189 05

MISSION SPECIALISTS

ASTRONAUT CHEW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL

MICROGRAVITY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE 90-11 P90-10001 06

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-7] P90-10007 06

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML t MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED;

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

tNASA RELEASE-90-131 P90.10013 06

ASTRONAUT MULLANE TO RETIRE FROM NASA, AIR

FORCE

I NASA RELEASE-90-281 P90-10028 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-t0063 06

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43. STS-44, STS-45)

INASA RELEASE-90-721 P90 10072 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

iNASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

REVIEW OF U S/JAPAN SPACE COOPERATION

INASA RELEASE-90 T561 P90-10156 06

A-20

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE ON GLOBAL CLIMATE

CHANGE P90-10169 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN P90-t0170 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D C

P90-10171 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMll-FEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMll_FEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

OVERVIEW: MAJOR SPACE PROGRAMS:

PRESENTED TO: TREASURY EXECUTIVE INSTITUTE

P90-10179 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOB

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK P90o10182 05

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH: EROS DATA CENTER

DEDICATION; SIOUX FALLS. SD P90-10184 05

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION P90- t0185 05

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA. CALIFORNIA

P90-10186 05

NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P90-10188 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON. DC P90-10191 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY. MANHATTAN,

KANSAS P90-10193 05

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH CONFERENCE

INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR EDUCATION CONF

TO BE HELD IN FRANCE

INASA RELEASE-90-161 P90-10016 06

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH FEATURED IN

EDUCATION VIDEO BROADCAST

[NASA RELEASE-90-1231 P90-10123 06

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV.

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION Pgo-10185 05

MIXED FLEET MANIFEST

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-37 ] P90-10037 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER t990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

I NASA RE LEASE -90-1581 P90- t 0158 06

MODELS

TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

SCHOOL

I NASA RELEASE-90 65[ P90-10065 06

MODULES

S AIRLOCK MODULE

MOTION SICKNESS

NEW TREATMENT EASES EFFECTS OF SPACE

MOTION SICKNESS

I NASA RE L E ASE -90-1551 Pg0-10155 06

MSE

S MANNED SPACE FLIGHT

MSEC

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER. ALA

N

NACA

S NATIONAL ADV. COMM FOR AERONAUTICS

NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

S GEORGE M LOW TROPHY

NASA HIGH ALPHA PROGRAM

S HIGH ALPHA PROGRAM

SUBJECT INDEX

NASA POLAR ORBITING PLATFORM

S SPACE STATION POLAR PLATFORM

NASA TECR BRIEFS

NASA ANNOUNCES FIRST NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-90-801 P90-10080 06

TECHNOLOGY 2000: NASA OUTREACH TO

AMERICAN BUSINESS

[NASA RELEASE-90-1471 P90-10147 06

NASOA

S JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY

NATIONAL ACAO. OF ENG., WASHINGTON, D.C.

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-90-351 P90-10035 06

NATIONAL ADV. COMM. FOR AERONAUTICS

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

INASA RELEASE-90-351 P90-10035 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, DC P90-10191 05

NATIONAL AERON. AND SPACE ADMIN.

S AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFEll FIELD,

CA

S CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

S DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF

S EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS DIVISION. NASA

S EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

S GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR, GREENBELT,

MD

S HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASHINGTON, D.C

S INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS CENTERS, NASA

S JET PROPULSION LAB. PASADENA, CALIF

S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA

S LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA.

S LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER. CLEVELAND, OHIO

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER. ALA

S MICHOUD ASSEMBLY FAC, NEW ORLEANS, LA.

S MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM.

NASA

S MINORITY INSTITUTIONS PROGRAM, NASA

S OFFICE OF AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

TECHNOLOGY

S OFFICE OF AERONAUTICS, EXPLOR &

TECHNOL

S OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

S OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS, NASA

S OFFICE OF EXPLORATION, NASA

S OFFICE OF EXTERNAL RELATIONS

S OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCES, NASA

S OFFICE OF INDUSTRY AFFAIRS, NASA

S OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, NASA

S OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS

S OFFICE OF LIFE SCIENCES, NASA

S OFFICE OF SAFETY AND MISSION QUALITY,

NASA

S OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT

S OFFICE OF SPACE OPERATIONS

S OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE AND

APPLICATIONS

S OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR, NASA

NATIONAL AEROSPACE PLANE

S AEROSPACE PLANES

NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

NATIONAL GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE ON GLOBAL CLIMATE

CHANGE P90-10169 05

NATIONAL INST. FOR AMAZON RES., BRAZIL

NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

I NASA RELEASE-90-671 P90-10067 06

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMIN.

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

ARCTIC

i NASA RELEASE-90-411 P90-10041 06
SUBJECT INDEX OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITORING OF GLOBAL

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES

INASA RELEASE-90-451 P90-10045 06

NATIOMAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

INASA RELEASE-90-39} P90-10039 06

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

ARCTIC

INASA RELEASE-90-41 I P90-10041 06

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

INASA RELEASE-90*151J P90-10151 06

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB

GOODARD TROPHY CEREMONY PLANNED AT

WHITE HOUSE

INASA RELEASE-90-42] P90-10042 06

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D,C

P9_-10171 05

NATIONAL SPACE COUNCIL

US./US.S R SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

INASA RELEASE-90-138J P90-10138 06

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

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TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

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STATEMENT OF RICHARD H, TRULY BEFORE THE

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SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

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EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

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NASA SELECTS MICROGRAVITY MISSION PAYLOAD

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ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

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NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

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NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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PHYSICAL SCIENCES

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PHYSICS

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CONTROLLED REST PERIODS SHOWN TO IMPROVE

PILOT ALERTNESS

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U.S AND U.SS.R CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

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NEW TREATMENT EASES EFFECTS OF SPACE

MOTION SICKNESS

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PILOTS

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

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VETERAN SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT WILLIAMS TO

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PIONEER VENUS PROIBE

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PIONEER 10

PIONEER t 1 PASSES NEPTUNE'S ORBIT, LEAVES

SOLAR SYSTEM

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EXPLORATION

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PIONEER 11

PIONEER 11 PASSES NEPTUNE'S ORBIT, LEAVES

SOLAR SYSTEM

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SA VENUS ATMOSPHERE

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

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TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY. GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

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NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINt

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

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PLANETARY EXPLORATION

SA MANNED MARS MISSIONS

SA MARS EXPLORATION

SA SATURN EXPLORATION

SA VENUS EXPLORATION

CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPS

PLANETARY ROBOT FOR NASA

INASA RELEASE-90_91 FX:J0-10069 06

A-23
PLANETARY MAPPING

NEW ADVANCED LIFE SU_RT DIVISION

ESTABLISHED AT NASA AMES

[NASA RELEASE-90-731 P90-10073 06

NASA ANNOUNCED NEXT STEPS IN SPACE

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-90-81 [ P90-10081 06

NASA'S JET PROPULSION LABORATORY TESTS

PLANETARY ROVER

INASA RELEASE-90-85} P90-10085 06

US AND U.S.S.R CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1301 P90-10130 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

P90-10166 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C.

PgO- 10171 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C.

P90-10174 05

OVERVIEW: MAJOR SPACE PROGRAMS;

PRESENTED TO: TREASURY EXECUTIVE INSTITUTE

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DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK P90-10182 05

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION Pgo- 10185 05

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

Pgo- 10186 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

P90-10187 05

NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P90-10188 05

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M. LANDON

LECTURE, KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN.

KANSAS PgO- 10193 05

PLANETARY MAPPING

CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPS

PLANETARY ROBOT FOR NASA

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CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPS

PLANETARY ROBOT FOR NASA

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PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

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PLANTS/BOTANY/

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SPACE TRAVEL

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PLASMA CLOUD

NASA ROSAT IMAGER RETURNS SUCCESSFUL

FIRST LIGHT PICTURES

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PLATES/TECTONICS/

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RUSSIAN VOLCANOES

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POLAR PLATFORM/SPACE STATION/

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POLAR REGIONS

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PLANE CONTRACTOR TEAM

[NASA RELEASE-90-71 ] P90-10071 06

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

DEFINED

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PRESIDENTIAL REPORTS

VICE PRESIDENT EMPHASIZES WHITE HOUSE

SPACE COMMITMENT

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PRIVATE SECTOR COOPERATION

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PROCUREMENT

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PRODUCTIVITY

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKWELL AND MAROTTA

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PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

DEFINED

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NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

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TRULY TO IMPLEMENT IMMEDIATELY SOME

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-1621 P90-10162 06

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

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DOD/NASA ANNOUNCE NATIONAL AFRO-SPACE

PLANE CONTRACTOR TEAM

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GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACT ING OUT-- HAS NASA GONE

TOO EAR? P90-10176 05

REMARKS BY J R THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS Pgo- 1017B 05

PROJECT PLANNING

PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-I01Bl 05

PROJECT WATER WINGS

NASA ENGINEERS AND MARINE SCIENTISTS TEST

BAY CLEAN-UP TECHNOLOGY

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PROPELLANT TANKS

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PROPULSION

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PROSTHETIC DEVICES

NASA TECHNOLOGIES BENEFIT MEDICAL

ORTHOPEDIC SCIENCE

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PUBLIC RELATIONS

RICHARD NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR COMMUNICATIONS

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PUBLICATIONS

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PURDUE UNIV., LAFAYETTE, IND.

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

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SUBJECT INDEX

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

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QUALITY ASSURANCE

NASA RENAMES EXCELLENCE AWARD FOR

GEORGE M LOW

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NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKWELL AND MAROTrA

INASA RELEASE-90-1451 P90-10145 06

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE; TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

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RADAR MAPPING

MAGELLAN TO TEMPORARILY HALT RADAR

MAPPING OF VENUS

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NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

RADIATION

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RADIATION EFFECTS

LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY SHOWS FEW

SURPRISES

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CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

EXPOSURE FACILITY BEGINS

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RADIATION MONITORING EXP. /SPACE SHUTTLE/

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

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RADIO COMMUNICATIONS

MAGELLAN TO TEMPORARILY HALT RADAR

MAPPING OF VENUS

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RADIO TRANSMISSION

PIONEER 10 MARKS NEW EPOCH IN SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION

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RADIOMETERS

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RADIOMETER

RAIN FORESTS

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

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NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

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RAND CORP.

NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

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RAND CORP,, SANTA MONICA, CALIF.

NASA ANNOUNCED NEXT STEPS IN SPACE

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-90-811 P90-10081 06

RESPONSE TO SEI OUTREACH PROGRAM STRONG,

NASA SAYS

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RECYCLING

FIRING 'OLD' SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTORS HAS

BENEFITS FOR FUTURE

I NASA RELEASE-90-61 P90-10006 06

REDUCED GRAVITY

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RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS TO MONITOR COLUMBIA

RE-ENTRY

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REGIONAL DISSEMINATION CENTERS, NASA

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RELIABIUTY

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NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR COMMERCIAL USE

OF REMOTE SENSING

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TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY. GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER P90-10183 05

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH EROS DATA CENTER

DEDICATION; SIOUX FALLS, SD P90-10184 05

REMOTE SENSING TRAINING PROJECT

INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR EDUCATION CONF

TO BE HELD IN FRANCE

INASA RELEASE-90-16] P90-10016 06

RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST., TROY, N.Y.

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-90-126J P90-10126 06

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL DUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

REPRIMANDS

SHUTTLE CREW COMMANDERS REASSIGNED

INASA RELEASE-90-961 P90-10096 06

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

ADVANCED TRACKING AND DATA RELAY

SATELLITE PHASE 8 RFP RELEASED

NASA RELEASE-90-2 J P90-10002 06

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SATELLITE SERVICER

FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION

NASA RELEASE-90-121 P90-10012 06

NASA CALLS FOR MIDDECK LOCKER MODULE

PROPOSALS

NASA RELEASE-90-461 P90-10046 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE-90-74J P90-10074 06

SPACE GRANT COLLEGE AND FELLOWSHIP

PROGRAM PHASE II ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-90-75J P90-10075 05

NASA ANNOUNCED NEXT STEPS IN SPACE

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE-90-81 _ P90-10081 06

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

SA AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH

SA MATERIALS RESEARCH

SA SPACE RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

SA SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

PROGRAM

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-t0167 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H, TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE. TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

Pg0-10173 05

OVERVIEW: MAJOR SPACE PROGRAMS;

PRESENTED TO: TREASURY EXECUTIVE INSTITUTE

P90-10179 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

Pg0-10181 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN tOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, N_ YORK P90-10182 05

TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER P90-10183 05

RESEARCH FACILITIES

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

INASA RELEASE-90-35] P90-10035 06

NASA CALLS FOR MIDDECK LOCKER MODULE

PROPOSALS

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NASA DEDICATES HUMAN PERFORMANCE LAB AT

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

INASA RELEASE-90-53] P90-10053 06

NEW ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT DIVISION

ESTABLISHED AT NASA AMES

[NASA RELEASE-90-731 P90-10073 06

SPACE GRANT COLLEGE AND FELLOWSHIP

PROGRAM PHASE II ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-90*751 P90-10075 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

P90-10166 05

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE Pgo- 10167 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H. TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE. SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, D.C+ P90-10191 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; DALLAS, TEXAS

P90-10192 05

RESEARCH GRANTS

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RESEARCH PROJECTS

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH CONSORTIUM OF

MINORITY UNIVERSITIES

INASA RELEASE-90-791 P90-10079 06

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-90-1351 P90-10135 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-90-1441 P90-10144 06

NASA, TADCORPS SIGN INFORMATION EXCHANGE

AGREEMENT

fNASA RELEASE-90-148] P90-10148 06

NEW AMES RESEARCH CENTER DEPUTY DIRECTOR

TO HEAD AMES-DRYDEN

INASA RELEASE-90-1491 P90-10149 06

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON. D.C

PgO-10t 71 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C.

P90-10174 05

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

Pg0-10186 05

MYTH AND REALITY NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA

Pgo-10187 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN.

KANSAS P90-10193 05

RESEARCH PROPOSALS

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-66{ 1:)90-10066 06

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-87 I P90-10087 06

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

NASA RELEASE 90-881 P90-10088 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROPOSALS

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NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

NASA RELEASE-90-1521 P90-10152 06

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR COMMERCIAL USE

DE REMOTE SENSING

INASA RELEASE-90-1641 P90-10164 06

RETIREMENT

ASTRONAUT MULLANE TO RETIRE FROM NASA, AIR

FORCE

INASA RELEASE-90-281 P90-10028 06

VETERAN SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT WILLIAMS TO

RETIRE FROM NASA, NAVY

I NASA RELEASE-90-31} P90-10031 06

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER DIRECTOR

PLANS RETIREMENT

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SPACE FLIGHT'S MAHON TO RETIRE

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ASTRONAUT MCCULLEY TO RETIRE FROM THE

NAVY AND LEAVE NASA

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ASTRONAUT MCCANDLESS RETIRES FROM NASA,

NAVY

INASA RELEASE-90-121 ] P90-10121 06

ASTRONAUT SPRINGER RETIRES FROM NASA,

MARINE CORPS

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RETS

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RFP

S REOUEST FOR PROPOSALS

RICE UNIV., HOUSTON, TEX.

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

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ROBOTICS

SA FLIGHT TELEROBOTIC SERVICER

NASA'S JET PROPULSION LABORATORY TESTS

PLANETARY ROVER

I NASA RELEASE-g0-851 P90-10085 06

NASA TO FEATURE AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AT

EAA CONVENTION

I NASA RELEASE-90-991 P90-10099 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN. MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM; SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON. DC

P90+10174 05

ROBOTS

CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPS

PLANETARY ROBOT FOR NASA

I NASA RELEASE-90-691 P90-10069 06

ROCHESTER UNIV., N.Y.

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

iNASA RELEASE-90-1351 P90-10135 06

ROCKET ENGINE TEST SITE

FIRING 'OLD' SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTORS HAS

BENEFITS FOR FUTURE

I NASA RELEASE-90-61 P90-10006 06

ROCKET ENGINES

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

S SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

S SPACE TRANSPORTATION MAIN ENGINE

ROCKETDYNE

DOD/NASA ANNOUNCE NATIONAL AERO-SPACE

PLANE CONTRACTOR TEAM

INASA RELEASE-gO-71 I P90-10071 06

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

DEFINED

I NASA RELEASE-90-1131 P90-10113 06

ROCKETDYNEo CANOGA PARK, CALIF.

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

FINALISTS

INASA RELEASE-90-621 P90-10062 06

ROCKETS

S LAUNCH VEHICLES

S SOUNDING ROCKETS

ROCKWELL INTERN. CORP., CANOGA PARK, CA.

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

INASA RELEASE-90-1271 P90-10127 06

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ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP.

DODtNASA ANNOUNCE NATIONAL AERO-SPACE

PLANE CONTRACTOR TEAM

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ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP., CALIF.

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-90-18J P90-10018 0'6

SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOUR POWERED-ON

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ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP., DOWNEY, CA.

NASA AND ROCKWELL SIGN AGREEMENT FOR EDO

PALLET

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NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

FINALISTS

INASA RELEASE-90-621 P90-10062 06

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTrLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

INASA RELEASE-90-1271 P90-10127 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKWELL AND MAROTTA

{NASA RELEASE-90-1451 P90-10145 06

ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP., PALMDALE, CA

SPACE SHUTTLE DRAG CHUTE TESTS SET TO

BEGIN AT AMES-DRYDEN

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NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

[ NASA RELEASE-90-1581 P90-10158 06

ROENTGEN SATELLITE

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ROSAT (GERMAN X-RAY SATELLITE)

ROSAT SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT FLORIDA

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ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

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NASA ROSAT IMAGER RETURNS SUCCESSFUL

FIRST LIGHT PICTURES

INASA RELEASE-90+1331 P90-10133 06

ROVING VEHICLES

NASA'S JET PROPULSION LABORATORY TESTS

PLANETARY ROVER

I NASA RELEASE-90-851 Pgo- 10085 06

RUST INTERNATIONAL, BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP

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S-BAND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

MAGELLAN TO TEMPORARILY HALT RADAR

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SAFETY SYSTEMS

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SAFISY

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NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

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INASA RELEASE-90-1511 P90-t0151 06

SARSAT

NASA TO FEATURE AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AT

EAA CONVENTION

I NASA RELEASE-90-991 P90-10099 06

SATELLITE COMMUNICATION

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSALS

{NASA RELEASE-90 181 P90-10018 06

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE: KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN

KANSAS P90-10193 05

SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS APPLS. RES. PRGM.

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-90-181 P90-I0018 06

A-26

SATELLITE CONFIGURATIONS

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-90-181 P90-10018 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

[ NASA RELEASE-90-94 [ Pgo- 10094 06

SATELLITE IMAGERY

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

INASA RELEASE-90-137{ P90-10137 06

SATELLITE INSTRUMENTS

SA DIFFERENTIAL MICROWAVE RADIOMETER

SA FAR INFRARED ABSOLUTE

SPECTROPHOTOMETER

SA HIGH RESOLUTION tMAGER /HRI/

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY SET FOR SHIPMENT

TO FLORIDA LAUNCH SITE

INASA RELEASE-90-19] P90-10019 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT FLORIDA

LAUNCH SITE

[NASA RELEASE-90-271 P90-10027 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-94J P90-10094 06

SATELLITE SERVICER SYSTEM

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SATELLITE SERVICER

PLIGHT DEMONSTRATION

[NASA RELEASE-90-121 P90-I0012 06

SATELLITES

S ADVANCED EARTH OBSERVING SATELLITE

S SIOSATELLITES

S COMBINED RELEASE AND RADIAT EFFECTS

SAT

S COMMUNICATION SATELLITES

S COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

S COSMOS SATELLITES

S EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY

S HEAD /HIGH ENERGY ASTRONOMICAL OBS /

S HEAD-2

S INTELSAT SATELLITES

S METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

S NIMBUS 7

S NOAA- I0

S PEGSAT SATELLITE

S PIONEER VENUS PROBE

S PIONEER 10

S PIONEER 11

S ROSAT (GERMAN X-RAY SATELLITE)

S SARSAT

S SPOT /FRENCH SATELLITE/

S VENERA SPACECRAFT

S VENERA 9

SATURN/PLANET/

PIONEER 11 PASSES NEPTUNE'S ORBIT, LEAVES

SOLAR SYSTEM

{NASA RELEASE-90-291 P90-10029 06

NEW MOON DISCOVERED ORBITING PLANET

SATURN

INASA RELEASE-90-1031 P90-10103 06

HUBBLE TO OBSERVE SATURN'S GREAT WHITE

SPOT

I NASA RELEASE-90-1461 P90-I0146 06

SATURN ATMOSPHERE

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-I0150 06

SATURN EXPLORATION

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

SATURN PHOTOGRAPHS

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-150] P°J0-10150 06

SATURN RINGS

NEW MOON DISCOVERED ORBITING PLANET

SATURN

t NASA RELEASE-90-1031 P90-10103 06

SATURN SATELLITES

SA TITAN

SUBJECT INDEX

NEW MOON DISCOVERED ORBITING PLANET

SATURN

I NASA RELEASE-9()-1031 P90-10103 06

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

SCAR PROGRAM

S SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS APPLS. RES

PRGM

SCHEDUUNG

NASA TO TEST GAS IONIZATION THEORY OVER

SOUTH PACIFIC

INASA RELEASE-90-12OI P90-10120 06

SCHOLASTIC COOPERATION

HUBBLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

[NASA RELEASE-90-38} P90-10038 06

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

ARCTIC

I NASA RELEASE-90-41} P9'0-10041 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR INVITES LOCAL STUDENTS

TO SHUTTLE lAUNCHES

INASA RELEASE-90-481 P90-10048 06

TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

SCHOOL

[NASA RELEASE-90-651 P90-10065 06

SPACE GRANT COLLEGE AND FELLOWSHIP

PROGRAM PHASE II ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-90-751 P90-10075 06

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH CONSORTIUM OF

MINORITY UNIVERSITIES

I NASA RELEASE-90-79 P90-10079 06

NASA ANNOUNCED NEXT STEPS IN SPACE

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-90-81 P90-1008t 06

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

{ NASA RELEASE-90-87 P90-10087 06

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KWAJALEIN

I NASA RELEASE-90-93 P90-10093 06

U S AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

INASA RELEASE-90-102 P90-10102 06

NASA, C&P AND STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

SUPPORT PROJECT LASER

I NASA RELEASE-90-110 Pg0-IO110 06

RESPONSE TO SEI OUTREACH PROGRAM STRONG,

NASA SAYS

I NASA RELEASE-90-114 P90-10114 06

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH FEATURED IN

EDUCATION VIDEO BROADCAST

I NASA RELEASE-90-123 P90-10123 06

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION RESEARCH GRANTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1261 P90-10126 06

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

I NASA RELEASE-90-1351 P90-10135 06

TECHNOLOGY L:)O00; NASA OUTREACH TO

AMERICAN BUSINESS

INASA RELEASE-90-1471 P90-10147 06

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASStNI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

I NASA RELEASE-90-1601 Pg0- 10160 06

EXCERPTS PROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION P90-10185 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIME_ HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

P90-10187 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, DC P90-I0191 05

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AGENCY, JAPAN

REVIEW OF U S/JAPAN SPACE COOPERATION

I NASA RE LEASE-90-1561 P90-10156 06

SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS

S FAR ULTRAVIOLET CAMERA/SPECTROGRAPH
SUBJECT INDEX SPACE COMMERCIALIZATION

SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S ADVANCED EARTH OBSERVING SATELLITE

S COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

S EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S PEGSAT SATELLITE

S ROSAT (GERMAN X-RAY SATELLITE)

SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE

]3NO COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES TO BE

LAUNCHED IN MAY

[NASA RELEASE-90-64J P90-10064 06

SEJIJDS EXPERIMENT

S SHUTTLE ENTRY AIR DATA SYSTEM

EXPERIMENT

SEEDS PROJECT

CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

EXPOSURE FACILITY BEGINS

[NASA RELEASE-90-23] P90-10023 06

SEI OUTREACH PROGRAM

S SPACE EXPLORATION INITIATIVE OUTREACH

PRG.

SELF CONTAINED NAVIGATION SYSTEM

CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPS

PLANETARY ROBOT FOR NASA

INASA RELEASE-90-69J P90-10069 06

NASA'S JET PROPULSION LABORATORY TESTS

PLANETARY ROVER

[NASA RELEASE-90-851 P90-10085 06

SELF REPAIRING FLIGHT CONTROL PROGRAM

NASA F-15 DEMONSTRATES SELF-REPAIRING

FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-90-431 1:)90-10043 06

SELFRIDGE AFB, MICH.

S AIR FORCE, US.

SHUTTLE ENTRY AIR DATA SYSTEM EXPERIMENT

RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS TO MONITOR COLUMBIA

RE-ENTRY

INASA RELEASE-90-8 } P90-10008 06

SHUI"rLE INFRAR. LEESIDE TEMP. SENSING EXP.

RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS TO MONITOR COLUMBIA

RE-ENTRY

INASA RELEASE-90-81 t)90-10008 06

SILTS EXPERIMENT

S SHUTTLE INFRAR LEESIDE TEMP SENSING

EXP.

SKYLAB PROGRAM

GODOARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TOO FAR? P90-10176 05

REMARKS BY J. R THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR. BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10178 05

SLEEP

CONTROLLED REST PERIODS SHOWN TO IMPROVE

PILOT ALERTNESS

I NASA RELEASE-90-901 P90-10090 06

SLS-t

S SPACELAB LIFE SCIENCES 1

SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH

PROGRAM

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

I NASA RELEASE-SO-21 I P90-10021 06

NASA TO COSPONSOR SMALL BUSINESS

PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE

INASA RELEASE-90-1321 P90-10132 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-90-1441 P90-10144 06

TECHNOLOGY 2000: NASA OUTREACH TO

AMERICAN BUSINESS

INASA RELEASE-90-1471 P90-10147 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1521 P90-10152 06

SMALL BUSINESSES

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

FINALISTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-621 P90-10062 06

NASA TO COSPONSOR SMALL BUSINESS

PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE

INASA RELEASE-90-1321 P90-10132 06

SMITRSONIAN ASTROPHYS. OBS. BOSTON, MASS,

ROSAT SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT FLORIDA

LAUNCH SITE

INASA RELEASE-90-27 I P90-10027 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-90-66J P90-t0066 06

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

{NASA RELEASE-90-881 P90-10088 06

SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS

NASA, C&P AND STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

SUPPORT PROJECT LASER

INASA RELEASE-90-1101 P90-10110 06

SOLAR ACTIVITY EFFECTS

MAGELLAN TO TEMPORARILY HALT RADAR

MAPPING OF VENUS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1411 P90-10141 06

SOLAR ARRAYS

CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

EXPOSURE FACILITY BEGINS

INASA RELEASE-90-23 } P90-10023 06

SOLAR BACKSCATTER UV SPECTRAL RADIOMETER

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-371 P90-10037 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1371 P90-10137 06

SOLAR MAGNETIC FIELD

PIONEER 11 PASSES NEPTUNE'S ORBIT, LEAVES

SOLAR SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-90-291 P90-10029 06

SOLAR PHYSICS

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

SOLAR POLAR CAPS

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT CAPE TO

BEGIN LAUNCH PREPARATIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-90-70] P90-10070 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

SOLAR POLAR MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

SOLAR PROBE

S ULYSSES MISSION

SOLAR RADIATION

PIONEER 11 PASSES NEPTUNE'S ORBIT, LEAVES

SOLAR SYSTEM

I NASA RELEASE-90-291 1:)90-10029 06

SOLAR SYSTEM

PIONEER 11 PASSES NEPTUNE'S ORBIT, LEAVES

SOLAR SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-90-291 P9Oo10029 06

SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION

S PLANETARY EXPLORATION

S SPACE EXPLORATION

SOLAR TERRESTRIAL SCIENCE PROGRAM ISTSPI

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

INASA RELEASE-90-1061 P90o10106 06

SOLAR WIND

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT CAPE TO

BEGIN LAUNCH PREPARATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-90-70 I P90-10070 06

SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

SA ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

/SHUTTLE/

FIRING 'OLD' SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTORS HAS

BENEFITS FOR FUTURE

INASA RELEASE-90-61 P90-10006 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1990 SPIP AWARDS

INASA RELEASE-90-1091 1:)90-10109 06

SOLID PROPULSION INTEGRITY PROGRAM

NASA ANNOUNCES 1990 SPIP AWARDS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1091 P90-10109 06

SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

S SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

SONIC BOOM

NASA AND FAA SIGN AVIATION RESEARCH

AGREEMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-1311 P90-10131 06

SOUNDING ROCKETS

SA BLACK BRANT SOUNDING ROCKETS

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KWAJALEIN

[ NASA RELEASE-90-931 P90-10093 06

TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY. GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER P90-10183 05

SOUTHERN RESEARCH INST., BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1990 SPIP AWARDS

(NASA RELEASE-90-I091 P90-10109 06

SOUTHERN UNIV., LA.

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH CONSORTIUM OF

MINORITY UNIVERSITIES

I NASA RELEASE-90-791 P90-10079 06

SOUTHWEST RES. INST., SAN ANTONIO, TEX.

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

I NASA RELEASE-90-881 P90-10088 06

SOVIET MARS MISSIONS

U.S/U SSR SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

INASA RELEASE-90-1381 P90-10138 06

SOVIET SPACECRAFT

S COSMOS SATELLITES

S MIR SPACE STATION

S VENERA SPACECRAFT

S VENERA 9

SOVIET UNION

S U SSR

SPACE ACTIVITIES COMMISSION, JAPAN

REVIEW OF US/JAPAN SPACE COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1561 P90-10156 06

SPACE AGENCY FORUM ON ISY/SAFISY/

INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR EDUCATION CONF

TO BE HELD IN FRANCE

1NASA RELEASE-90-t6J P90-10016 06

SPACE BIOLOGY

S EXOBIOLOGY

SPACE COLONIZATION

NASA, TADCORPS SIGN INFORMATION EXCHANGE

AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-90-1481 P90-10148 06

SPACE COMMERCE STEERING GROUP

NASA ESTABLISHES SPACE COMMERCE STEERING

GROUP

INASA RELEASE-90-1121 P90-10112 06

SPACE COMMERCIAUZATION

GLOBAL OUTPOST, INC., TO STUDY USES OF

SHUTTLE EXTERNAL TANKS

INASA RELEASE-90-141 P90-10014 06

UCAR TO STUDY POSSIBLE USES OF EXTERNAL

TANKS

I NASA RELEASE-90-261 P90-10026 06

NASA CALLS FOR MIDDECK LOCKER MODULE

PROPOSALS

I NASA RELEASE-90461 P90-10046 06

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

INASA RELEASE-90-581 IO90-10058 06

COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

PLANNED

I NASA RELEASE-90_831 P90-10083 06

NASA. ORBITAL SCIENCES CORPORATION SIGN

AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-90-921 P90-10092 06

STATEMENT BY NASA DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR ON

LAUNCH OF CRRES/ATLAS-1

I NASA RELEASE-90-1041 1:)90-10104 06

NASA ESTABLISHES SPACE COMMERCE STEERING

GROUP

INASA RELEASE-90-1121 P90-10112 06

A-27
SPACE COMMUNICATIONS

NASA AWARDS COMMERCIAL MIDOECK

AUGMENTATION MODULE CONTRACT

INASA RELEASE-90-1571 P9_10157 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

[NASA RELEASE-90-160J P90-10160 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

P90-10166 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H. TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TOO FAR? P90-10176 05

REMARKS BY J. R THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P9_10178 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON. D.C P90-10191 05

SPACE COMMUNICATIONS

ADVANCED TRACKING AND DATA RELAY

SATELLITE PHASE B RFP RELEASED

iNASA RELEASE-90-2} t:)90-10002 06

CONTEL TO TRANSFER TITLE OF TDRSS TO NASA

I NASA RELEASE-90-86] P90-10086 06

SPACE DEBRIS

LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY SHOWS FEW

SURPRISES

[NASA RELEASE-90-11J P90-I0011 06

CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

EXPOSURE FACILITY BEGINS

{NASA RELEASE-90-231 P90-10023 06

SPACE ENVIRONMENT

NASA EXPERIMENT TO BRIGHTEN EASTER SKY

I NASA RELEASE-90-541 1:)90-10054 06

SPACE ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS

LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY SHOWS FEW

SURPRISES

INASA RELEASE-90-111 t:)90-10011 06

CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

EXPOSURE FACILITY BEGINS

INASA RELEASEogO-231 P90-I0023 06

SPACE EXPLORATION

SA LUNAR EXPLORATION

SA PLANETARY EXPLORATION

NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-741 1:)90-10074 06

NASA ANNOUNCED NEXT STEPS IN SPACE

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-BI I P90-10081 06

RESPONSE TO SEI OUTREACH PROGRAM STRONG,

NASA SAYS

[NASA RELEASE-90-1141 P90o10114 06

PIONEER l 0 MARKS NEW EPOCH IN SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION

INASA RELEASE-90-1251 P90-10125 06

COBE ENTERS NEW PHASE OF OPERATIONS AFTER

HELIUM DEPLETION

1NASA RELEASE-90-1291 P90-10129 06

U S/U S S R. SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

INASA RELEASE-90-1381 Pgo-I0138 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE 90-1601 P90-10160 O6

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT:

DEARBORN. MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE. COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION: UNITED STATES SENATE

Pgo- t0t 73 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL. WASHINGTON, DC

_-I0174 05

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM CONTRACTINGOUT HASNASAGONE

TOO FAR? P90-10176 05

A-28

TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER P90-10183 05

WELCOMING REMARKS EISENHOWER

CENTENNIAL SPACE ROUNDTABLE: A LOOK TO THE

FUTURE 1°90-10189 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M. LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY. MANHATTAN.

KANSAS P90-10193 05

SPACE EXPLORATION INITIATIVE OUTREACH PRG.

NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-90-741 P90-10074 06

NASA ANNOUNCED NEXT STEPS IN SPACE

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-811 P90-10081 06

RESPONSE TO SEI OUTREACH PROGRAM STRONG,

NASA SAYS

{NASA RELEASE-90-1141 P90-10114 06

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA

P90-t0168 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL. WASHINGTON. D.C.

P90-10174 05

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TOO FAR? P90-10176 05

PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

1:)90-10181 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

P90-10187 05

SPACE EXPOSED EXPR. DEVELOPED FOR STUDENTS

S SEEDS PROJECT

SPACE FLIGHTS

S MANNED SPACE FLIGHT

S STS-28

S STS-31

S STS-32

S STS-34

S STS-35

S STS-37

S STS-3B

S STS-39

S STS-41

S STS-42

S STS-43

S STS-44

S STS-45

S STS-46

S STS-47

S STS-48

S STS-49

S STS-50

S STS-53

SPACE GRANT COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

S UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

SPACE INFRARED TELESCOPE FACILITY

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY SET FOR SHIPMENT

TO FLORIDA LAUNCH SITE

1 NASA RELEASE-90-191 P90-10019 06

SPACE LABORATORIES

S INTERNATIONAL MICROGRAVITY LABORATORY

SPACE MAINTENANCE

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SATELLITE SERVICER

FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION

I NASA RELEASE-90-t 21 P90-10012 06

SPACE MANUFACTURING

GLOBAL OUTPOST, INC, TO STUDY USES OF

SHUTTLE EXTERNAL TANKS

INASA RELEASE-90-14 I P90-10014 06

SPACE PHYSICS

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

tNASA RELEASE-90-1061 P90-10106 06

SPACE PLATFORMS

S SPACE STATION POLAR PLATFORM

SPACE POWER

S SPACECRAFT POWER SUPPLIES

SUBJECT INDEX

SPACE PROBES

S PIONEER VENUS PROBE

S PIONEER 10

S PIONEER 11

S VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

SPACE PROCESSING

NASA CALLS FOR MIDDECK LOCKER MODULE

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-90-461 Pgo-I0046 06

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

(NASA RELEASE-90-581 P90-10058 06

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

(NASA RELEASE-90-106] P90-10106 06

SPACE PROGRAMS

SA MANNED MARS MISSIONS

SA MARS OBSERVER MISSION

SA RESEARCH PROJECTS

VICE PRESIDENT EMPHASIZES WHITE HOUSE

SPACE COMMITMENT

[NASA RELEASE-90-221 P°JO-10022 06

NASA RENAMES EXCELLENCE AWARD FOR

GEORGE M. LOW

INASA RELEASE-90-1431 P90-10143 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

Pg0-10166 05

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

Pgo- 10168 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN Pg0-t0170 05

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON. D.C.

P90-10171 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES. CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE 247TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE

BIRTH OF THOMAS JEFFERSON; JEFFERSON

MEMORIAL TIDAL BASIN, WASHINGTON, DC.

P90-10175 05

REMARKS BY J R THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10178 05

OVERVIEW MAJOR SPACE PROGRAMS;

PRESENTED TO: TREASURY EXECUTIVE INSTITUTE

P90-10179 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK P90-10182 05

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION P90-10185 05

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P90-10186 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA

Pg0-10187 05

NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY Pgo- 10188 05

WELCOMING REMARKS EtSENHOWER

CENTENNIAL SPACE ROUNDTABLE: A LOOK TO THE

FUTURE Pg0-10189 05

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, D,C P90-10191 05

SPACE RADAR LABORATORY

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

i NASA RELEASE-90-37 [ P90-10037 06

SPACE RADIATION

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KWAJALEtN

[NASA RELEASE-90-93t P90-10093 06
SUI_/EC T iNDEX

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

[NASA RELEASE-90*941 P90-10094 06

CRRES LAUNCH DELAYED ONE TO TWO WEEKS

I NASA RELEASE-9_98 J P90-10098 06

SPACE RATIONS

MAKING FRESH VEGETABLES ON LONG-DURATION

SPACE TRAVEL

{NASA RELEASE-90-821 P90-10082 06

SPACE RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

GLOBAL OUTPOST, INC, TO STUDY USES OF

SHUTTLE EXTERNAL TANKS

INASA RELEASE-90-14} P90-10014 06

UCAR TO STUDY POSSIBLE USES OF EXTERNAL

TANKS

[NASA RELEASE-90-26_ P90-10026 06

NASA ANNOUNCES FIRST NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER CONFERENCE

INASA RELEASE-90-80] P90-10080 06

SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS PROGRAM

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

PB0-10166 05

SPACE SCIENCES

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

PB0-10173 05

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TOO FAR? 1=90-10176 05

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-I0t90 05

SPACE SERVICES INC., HOUSTON, TEX.

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

INASA RELEASE-90-58J P90-10058 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSIONS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN. MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

SPACE SHUTTLE OPERA "lIONS

NASA AWARDS COMMERCIAL MIDDECK

AUGMENTATION MODULE CONTRACT

iNASA RELEASE-90-157[ P90-10157 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P90-10188 05

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

SA ATLANTIS

SA COLUMBIA

SA DISCOVERY

SA ENDEAVOUR

SA EXTENDED DURATION ORBITER

NASA CALLS FOR MIDDECK LOCKER MODULE

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-90-46[ P90-10046 06

NASA AND ROCKWELL SIGN AGREEMENT FOR EDO

PALLET

[NASA RELEASE-90-47] P90-10047 06

SPACE SHUTTLE DRAG CHUTE TESTS SET TO

BEGIN AT AMES-DRYDEN

INASA RELEASE-90-100} P90-10100 06

SPACE SHuI-rLE PAYLOADS

SA EARTH OBSERVATION MISSION

EXPERIMENTS

SA RADIATION MONITORING EXP. /SPACE

SHUTTLE/

SA SPACE INFRARED TELESCOPE FACILITY

SA X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

NASA RELEASES JANUARY 1990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

{NASA RELEASE-90-15J P90-T0015 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-122] P90-10122 06

NASA AWARDS COMMERCIAL MIDDECK

AUGMENTATION MODULE CONTRACT

INASA RELEASE-90-1571 P90-10157 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

[NASA RELEASE-90-160t P90-10160 06

SPACE SHUTTLES

ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL

MICROGRAVITY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1 } P90-10001 06

GLOBAL OUTPOST, INC., TO STUDY USES OF

SHUTTLE EXTERNAL TANKS

INASA RELEASE-90-14] P90-10014 06

UCAR TO STUDY POSSIBLE USES OF EXTERNAL

TANKS

_NASA RELEASE-90-26_ P90-10028 D6

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

{ NASA RELEASE-90-371 P90-10037 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-SO-631 P90-10063 06

US. AND USSR. CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1301 P90-10130 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

JNASA RELEASE-90-158J P90-10158 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 08

TRULY TO IMPLEMENT IMMEDIATELY SOME

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-162} P90-10162 06

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTtCS ANO SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

SPACE STATION POLAR PLATFORM

MANAGEMENT OF POLAR PLATFORM TO CHANGE

I NASA RELEASE-90-10 t P90-10010 06

SPACE STATION PROGRAM

NASA NAMES TAYLOR CHIEF SCIENTIST FOR

FREEDOM SPACE STATION

INASA RELEASE-BO-61 t P90-10061 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-741 P90-10074 06

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

I NASA RELEASE-90-106I P90-10106 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

[NASA RELEASE-gO 1601 P90-I0160 06

SPACE STATION INTEGRATED DESIGN REVIEW

COMPLETED

I NASA RELEASE-90-1651 P90-10165 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

PgO-IO166 05

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE ON GLOBAL CLIMATE

CHANGE P90-10169 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DC.

P90-10171 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL. WASHINGTON, DC.

P90-10174 05

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TOO FAR? P90-10176 05

REMARKS BY J. R THOMPSON1 NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10178 05

SPACEBORNE TELESCOPES

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION P90-10185 05

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P90-10186 05

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M, LANDON

LECTURE: KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN,

KANSAS P90-10193 05

SPACE STATIONS

S MIR SPACE STATION

SPACE TECHNOLOGY DEV. & UTILIZATION PRGM.

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH CONSORTIUM OF

MINORITY UNIVERSITIES

INASA RELEASE-90-79} P90-10079 06

SPACE TELESCOPE

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INSTITUTE

HUBBLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

{NASA RELEASE-90-381 Pgo-10038 06

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE RESOLVES GASEOUS

RING AROUND SUPERNOVA

INASA RELEASE-90-117] Pgo-10117 06

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE PEERS INTO CORE OF

DISTANT GALAXY

INASA RELEASE-90-1181 P90-10118 06

SPACE TRANSPORTATION MAIN ENGINE

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

DEFINED

I NASA RELEASE-90-1131 Pgo-10113 06

SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

SA SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS TO MONITOR COLUMBIA

RE-ENTRY

]NASA RELEASE-90-81 P90-10008 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

Pgo-10166 05

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TCX_ FAR? P90-10176 05

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION P90-10185 05

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P90-10186 05

SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM FLIGHTS

S STS-28

S STS-31

S STS-32

S STS-34

S STS-35

S STS-37

S STS-38

S STS-39

S STS-41

S STS 42

S STS-43

S STS-44

S STS-45

S STS-46

S STS-47

S STS-48

S STS-49

S STS-50

S STS-53

SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

SA ORBITER EXPERIMENT /OEX/

LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY SHOWS FEW

SURPRISES

I NASA RELEASE-90-11 I P90-10011 06

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

f NASA RELEASE-90-881 P90-10088 06

SPACEBORNE PHOTOGRAPHY

S SATELLITE IMAGERY

SPACEBORNE TELESCOPES

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

S X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

A-29
SPACECRAFT

SPACECRAFT

S AEROSPACE PLANES

S METEOR SPACECRAFT

S SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

S SPACE SHUTTLES

S VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

SPACECRAFT ACCIDENTS

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

I NASA RELEASE-g0-581 P90-t0058 06

APOLLO 204 SPACECRAFT TO BE STORED AT CAPE

CANAVERAL AF STATION

}NASA RELEASE-90-60J P90-10060 06

APOLLO 204 CAPSULE TO REMAIN AT THE LANGLEY

RESEARCH CENTER

I NASA RELEASE-90-76} P90-10076 06

SPACECRAFT COMPONENTS

APOLLO 204 SPACECRAFT TO BE STORED AT CAPE

CANAVERAL AF STATION

INASA RELEASE-90-601 P90-10060 06

APOLLO 204 CAPSULE TO REMAIN AT THE LANGLEY

RESEARCH CENTER

INASA RELEASE-90 761 P90-10076 06

SPACECRAFT CONFIGURATIONS

ORBITAL MANEUVERING VEHICLE PROGRAM IS

TERMINATED

I NASA RELEASE-90-78I P90-10078 06

SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOUR POWERED-ON

I NASA RELEASE-90.95] P90-10095 06

SPACE SHUTTLE TO LUNAR ORBIT; EXCERPTS

FROM REMARKS TO: 9TH iNTERNATIONAL SPACE

DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE P00-10180 05

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

SPACE STATION INTEGRATED DESIGN REVIEW

COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-90-165[ P90-10165 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES. CALIFORNIA Pg0-10172 05

SPACECRAFT DESIGN TERMINATION

ORBITAL MANEUVERING VEHICLE PROGRAM IS

TERMINATED

INASA RELEASE-90-781 P90-10078 06

SPACECRAFT ENVIRONMENTS

NASA. TADCORPS SIGN INFORMATION EXCHANGE

AGREEMENT

}NASA RELEASE-90-1481 P90-I0148 06

SPACECRAFT INSTRUMENTS

SA SATELLITE INSTRUMENTS

TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER Pg0-10183 05

SPACECRAFT LAUNCHING

NASA ADMINISTRATOR INVITES LOCAL STUDENTS

TO SHUTTLE LAUNCHES

INASA RELEASE-90-481 P90-10048 06

SPACECRAFT POWER SUPPLIES

SPACE STATION INTEGRATED DESIGN REVIEW

COMPLETED

}NASA RELEASE-90-165[ P90-10165 06

SPACECRAFT STORAGE

APOLLO 204 SPACECRAFT TO BE STORED AT CAPE

CANAVERAL AF STATION

I NASA RELEASE.90-601 P90-10060 06

APOLLO 204 CAPSULE TO REMAIN AT THE LANGLEY

RESEARCH CENTER

INASA RELEASE-90-761 P90-10076 06

SPACECREWS

ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL

MICROGRAVITY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1 I Pg0-t0001 06

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-Ti PgO 10007 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

}NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44. STS-45)

INASA RELEASE-90-721 P90-I0072 06

A-30

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

SPACEHAB

NASA AWARDS COMMERCIAL MIDDECK

AUGMENTATION MODULE CONTRACT

INASA RELEASE-90-157} 1°90-10157 06

SPACELAB

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

[ NASA RELEASE-90-106} P90-10106 06

SPACELAB J MISSION

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED;

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

}NASA RELEASE-90-13] P90-10013 0'6

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-1581 P90-10158 06

SPACELAB LIFE SCIENCES 1

NASA RELEASES JANUARY 1990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

} NASA RE LEASE -90-15 } P90-10015 06

SPACELAB PAYLOADS

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

SPECTRA DIODE LABS., SAN JOSE, CA.

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSALS

I NASA RELEASE-90-181 P90-10018 06

SPECTROGRAPHS

S FAINT OBJECT SPECTROGRAPH

SPECTROPHOTOMETERS

SA FAR INFRARED ABSOLUTE

SPECTROPHOTOMETER

COB} ENTERS NEW PHASE OF OPERATIONS AFTER

HELIUM DEPLETION

}NASA RELEASE-90-129J P90-10t29 06

SPECTRUM ANALYSIS

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-I0150 06

SPINOFFS

S TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

SPOT/FRENCH SATELLITE/

U S, AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

INASA RELEASE-90-1021 P90-10102 06

SR-71 AIRCRAFT

NASA ACQUIRES SUPERSONIC SR-71S ON LOAN

FROM USAF

INASA RELEASE-90-241 P90-10024 06

STANFORD UNIV., CALIF.

NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

}NASA RELEASE-90-671 P90-10(O7 06

CONTROLLED REST PERIODS SHOWN TO IMPROVE

PILOT ALERTNESS

I NASA RELEASE-90-90} P90-10090 06

NEW MOON DISCOVERED ORBITING PLANET

SATURN

}NASA RELEASE-90-I03J P90-I0103 06

STAR CLUSTERS

HST TAKES FAMILY PORTRAIT OF STARS OUTSIDE

MILKY WAY

}NASA RELEASE-90-1111 P90-10111 06

STAR WARS SCENARIO

S STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE PROGRAM

STAR 21 PROJECT

NASA ADMINISTRATOR INVITES LOCAL STUDENTS

TO SHUTTLE LAUNCHES

I NASA RELEASE-90-48 } P90-10048 06

STARRRE ROCKET

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

I NASA RELEASE-90-58t P90-10058 06

STARLAB

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-37 } PgO- 10037 06

SUBJECT INDEX

STARS

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S GALAXIES

S MAGELLANIC CLOUDS

S NEUTRON STARS

S SUPERNOVA

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STDP CONSORTIUM

S SPACE TECHNOLOGY DEV. & UTILIZATION

PRGM

STELLAR ENVELOPES

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE RESOLVES GASEOUS

RING AROUND SUPERNOVA

[ NASA RELEASE-90-1171 P90-10117 06

STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISS.

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

}NASA RELEASE-90-681 P90-10068 06

U.S. AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

[ NASA RELEASE-90ol02 ] P00-10102 06

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

DEFINED

I NASA RELEASE-90-1131 P90-10113 06

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR COMMERCIAL USE

OF REMOTE SENSING

INASA RELEASE-90-1641 P90-10164 06

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION PgO- 10185 05

STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE PROGRAM

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

[ NASA RELEASE-90-1581 P90-10158 06

STRUCTURAL MATERIALS

NASA TO FEATURE AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AT

EAA CONVENTION

I NASA RELEASE-90-991 F_0-I0099 06

STS-28

RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS TO MONITOR COLUMBIA

RE-ENTRY

INASA RELEASE-90-81 P°JO-10008 06

STS-31

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-g0-441 P°JO-lO044 06

STS-32

RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS TO MONITOR COLUMBIA

RE-ENTRY

INASA RELEASE-90-81 P90-10008 06

LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY SHOWS FEW

SURPRISES

I NASA RELEASE-90-11 I P90-1001 t 06

NASA RELEASES JANUARY 1990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

}NASA RELEASE-90-t51 P90-10015 06

STS-34

ASTRONAUT MCCULLEY TO RETIRE FROM THE

NAVY AND LEAVE NASA

I NASA RELEASE-90-1191 Pgo-IO119 06

STS-35

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

i NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

INASA RELEASE-90-1271 P90-10127 06

STS-37

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-37} P90-10037 06

STS-3a

HYDROGEN LEAK DISCOVERED ON SHUTrLE

ATLANTIS

I NASA RELEASE-90-891 PgO-t0089 06

STS-39

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

INASA RELEASE-90-37 j P90-10037 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

}NASA RELEASE-90-15BI P90-10158 06

STS-4 I

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT CAPE TO

BEGIN LAUNCH PREPARATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-701 Pg0-10070 06
SUBJECT INDEX

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EOUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

(NASA RELEASE-90-1371 P90-10137 06

STS-42

ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL

MICROGRAVITY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1 } P90-10001 06

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED:

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

INASA RELEASE-90-131 P90-10013 06

STS-43

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

{NASA RELEASE-90-37] P90-10037 06

SHUTrLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

(NASA RELEASE-90-72{ P90-10072 06

STS-44

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

{STS-43, STS-44, STS_5)

INASA RELEASE-90-72] 1:)90-10072 06

SHUI-rLE CREW COMMANDERS REASSIGNED

(NASA RELEASE-90-96} P90-10096 06

STS-45

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED;

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

(NASA RELEASE-90-13] P90-10013 06

SHUTrLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45}

INASA RELEASE-90-721 P90-10072 06

STS-46

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED:

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

{NASA RELEASE-90-131 P90-10013 06

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

{NASA RELEASE-90-371 P90-10037 06

SHUTTLE CREW COMMANDERS REASSIGNED

I NASA RELEASE-90-961 P90-10096 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-163 } P90-10163 06

STS-47

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED:

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

INASA RELEASE-90-131 P90-10013 06

STS-4O

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

[ NASA RELEASE-90-1631 Pg0-10163 06

STS-49

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-1581 Pg0-10158 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

STS-50

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

STS-53

NASA SELECTS MICROGRAVITY MISSION PAYLOAD

SPECIALIST CANDIDATES

INASA RELEASE-90-1081 P90-10108 06

SUBSYSTEMS

S CANARD SUBSYSTEM

S COMMAND SUBSYSTEMS

SUPERCOMPUTERS

SA TOUCHSTONE DELTA SUPERCOMPUTER

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

I NASA RELEASE-90-151 I P90-10151 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN. MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB,

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D C

P90-10171 05

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION FOUNDATION, N.Y.

SUPERNOVA

SA SUPERNOVA 1987,6,

NASA ROSAT IMAGER RETURNS SUCCESSFUL

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SUPERNOVA 1917A

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE RESOLVES GASEOUS

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SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

NASA AND FAA SIGN AVIATION RESEARCH

AGREEMENTS

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EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

SUPERSONIC FUGHT

NASA ACQUIRES SUPERSONIC SR-71S ON LOAN

FROM USAF

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NASA F-16XL AIRCRAFT LAMINAR FLOW STUDIES

SET TO BEGIN

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SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORT ACCEPTANCE LINKED TO

TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENTS

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EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

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P90-10192 O5

SWEPT WINGS

S SWEPTFORWARD WINGS

SWEPTFORWARD WINGS

X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABILITY IN

'HIGH-ALPHA' FLIGHT

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NASA/USAF X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

PUBLIC VIEWING

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TADCORPS

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TDR SATELLITES

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

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TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION

GLOBAL OUTPOST, INC, TO STUDY USES OF

SHUTTLE EXTERNAL TANKS

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NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

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UCAR TO STUDY POSSIBLE USES OF EXTERNAL

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NASA ANNOUNCES FIRST NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

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NASA ANNOUNCED NEXT STEPS IN SPACE

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KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

P90-10168 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

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WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DC

P90-10174 05

REMARKS BY J. R. THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

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WRITERS P90-10178 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

PgO- 10181 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

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TECHNOLOGY IGENI

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TECHNOLOGY ASSIESSMEN'T_

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SPACE CX)MMITMENT

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NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

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NASA TO FEATURE AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AT

EAA CONVENTION

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TECHNOLOGY 2000: NASA OUTREACH TO

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INASA RELEASE-90-1471 P90-I0147 06

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

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WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C.

P90-10174 05

TECHNOLOGY SURVEYS

RESPONSE TO SEI OUTREACH PROGRAM STRONG,

NASA SAYS

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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

NASA ANNOUNCES FIRST NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER CONFERENCE

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NASA ESTABLISHES SPACE COMMERCE STEERING

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NASA TO COSPONSOR SMALL BUSINESS

PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE

INASA RELEASE-90-1321 P90-10132 06

TECHNOLOGY 2000: NASA OUTREACH TO

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INASA RELEASE-90-1471 P90-10147 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

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EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGrON, DC P90-10191 05

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION

NASA ANNOUNCES FIRST NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

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NASA RELEASE-90-80 P90-10080 06

NASA TECHNOLOGIES BENEFIT MEDICAL

ORTHOPEDIC SCIENCE

NASA RELEASE-90-142 P90-10142 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROPOSALS

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TECHNOLOGY 2000: NASA OUTREACH TO

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NASA RELEASE-90-147 P90-10147 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

NASA RELEASE-90-152 P90-10152 06

NASA AND HONEYWELL CONDUCT AUTOMATED

LANDING RESEARCH

NASA RELEASE-90-153 P90-10153 06

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR COMMERCIAL USE

OF REMOTE SENSING

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EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON. D.C 1>90-10191 05

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION FOUNDATION, N.Y.

NASA ANNOUNCES FIRST NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER CONFERENCE

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TECHNOLOGY 200@ NASA OUTREACH TO

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A-31
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TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION PROGRAM

TECHNOLOGY 2000: NASA OUTREACH TO

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TEDLAR/TRADEMARK/

CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

EXPOSURE FACILITY BEGINS

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TEFLON/TRADEMARK/

CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

EXPOSURE FACILITY BEGINS

INASA RELEASE-90-231 P90-10023 06

TELEMEDtCAL SYSTEMS

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

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MISSION TO PLANET EARTH FEATURED IN

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[NASA RELEASE-90-1231 P90-10123 06

TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT

SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITORING OF GLOBAL

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES

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TENNESSEE UNIV.

COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

PLANNED

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TEST FACILITIES

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

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TESTS

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SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED:

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

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NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

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NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

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NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

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NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

TETHERED SATELLITES

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TEXAS A AND M UNIV.

COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

PLANNED

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THERMAL CONTROL COATINGS

CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

EXPOSURE FACILITY BEGINS

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THERMAL PROTECTION

EARLY CO, BE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

I NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

TRIOIKOL CORR.

FIRING 'OLD' SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTORS HAS

BENEFITS FOR FUTURE

INASA RELEASE-90-61 Pg0-I0(X)6 06

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

INASA RELEASE-90-681 P90-10068 06

THRUST VECTOR CONTROL

NASA TO CONDUCT THRUST VECTORING

RESEARCH FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-t361 P90-10136 06

A-32

TIME LINES

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

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TITAN

PIONEER 11 PASSES NEPTUNE'S ORBIT. LEAVES

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INASA RELEASE-90-29] P90-10029 06

TITAN LAUNCH VEHICLE

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TITAN PROJECT

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSlNI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

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TITAN 4

MANAGEMENT OF POLAR PLATFORM TO CHANGE

INASA RELEASE-90-10} P90-10010 06

TOTAL OZONE MAPPING SPECTROMETER

US. AND U.S.S R AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

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INASA RELEASE-90-1051 P90-10105 06

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

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1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

I NASA RELEASE-90-137 J P90-10t37 06

TOUCHSTONE DELTA SUPERCOMPUTER

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

INASA RELEASE-90-151 i P90-10151 06

TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION

S DEEP SPACE NETWORK

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE SYSTEM

SA ADVANCED TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SAT

SYS

CONTEL TO TRANSFER TITLE OF TDRSS TO NASA

{NASA RELEASE-90-861 P90-10086 06

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITES

S TDR SATELLITES

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

INASA RELEASE-90-1581 P90-10t58 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

TRANSMISSION

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S TELEVISION TRANSMISSION

TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

SA BOEING 757 AIRCRAFT

SA SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORT ACCEPTANCE LINKED TO

TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-401 P90-10040 06

TRANSPORTATION

S CIVIL AVIATION

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

S DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

TROPK)AL REGIONS

S AMAZON BASIN, BRAZIL

S RAIN FORESTS

TRW SPACE SYSTEMS, REDONDO BEACH, CALIF.

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

(NASA RELEASE-90-881 P90-10088 06

TRW SYSTEMS, REDONDO BEACH, CALIF.

ADVANCED TRACKING AND DATA RELAY

SATELLITE PHASE B RFP RELEASED

I NASA RELEASE-90-21 P90-10002 06

NASA NAMES TAYLOR CHIEF SCIENTIST FOR

FREEDOM SPACE STATION

I NASA RELEASE-90-61 I P90-10061 06

TRW, INC.

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

I NASA REI.EASE-90-101 ] P90-10101 06

SUBJECT INDEX

TRW, INC., REOONDO REACH, CALIF.

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY SET FOR SHIPMENT

TO FLORIDA LAUNCH SITE

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PIONEER 1t PASSES NEPTUNE'S ORBIT, LEAVES

SOLAR SYSTEM

{NASA RELEASE-90-291 P90-I0029 06

PIONEER 10 MARKS NEW EPOCH IN SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION

tNASA RELEASE-90-125J P90-I0125 06

TURBINE ENGINES

S GAS TURBINE ENGINES

TUSKEGEE INST., ALA.

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH CONSORTIUM OF

MINORITY UNIVERSITIES

INASA RELEASE-90-79J P90-10079 06

U

U.S.S.R.

U.S AND USSR AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

FROM SPACE

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JOINT NASA. USGS AND SOVIET TEAM TO STUDY

RUSSIAN VOLCANOES

INASA RELEASE-90 124] P90-10124 06

U S AND US.SR CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

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U S/U SSR SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

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ULTRAVIOLET ASTRONOMY

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

iNASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

[NASA RELEASE-90-1371 P90-t0t37 06

ULTRAVIOLET TELESCOPES

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

ULYSSES MISSION

NASA RELEASES JANUARY t990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-15[ P90-10015 06

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

I NASA RELEASE-90-371 P90-10037 06

ULYSSES SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT CAPE TO

BEGIN LAUNCH PREPARATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-90-701 P90-10070 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

tNASA RELEASE-90-1221 PgO-t0122 06

UNIBYS CORP., HOUSTON, TEX.

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

FINALISTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-621 P90-10062 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKWELL AND MAROTTA

INASA RELEASE-90-1451 P90-10145 06

UNITED AIR LINES, IN(;:.

CONTROLLED REST PERIODS SHOWN TO IMPROVE

PILOT ALERTNESS

INASA RELEASE-90-901 P90-10090 06

UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP.

S PRATT AND WHITNEY AIRCRAFT

UNITED KINGDOM

ROSAT SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT FLORIDA

LAUNCH SITE

INASA RELEASE-90-271 P90-10027 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90_6J P90-10066 06

UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP., SAN JOSE, CAL

NASA ANNOUNCES 1990 SPIP AWARDS

INASA RELEASE-90-109I P90-10109 06

UNIVERSE

HST TAKES FAMILY PORTRAIT OF STARS OUTSIDE

MILKY WAY

l NASA RELEASE-90-111 j P<J0-10111 06
SUBJECT INDEX WORKING GROUPS, U.S.S.R./U.S.

UNIVERSITY CORP. FOR ATMOS_ RES., COLO.

UCAR TO STUDY POSSIBLE USES OF EXTERNAL

TANKS

[NASA RELEASE-90-26] P90-10026 06

UNIVERSITY PARTICIPATION

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH CONSORTIUM OF

MINORITY UNIVERSITIES

[NASA RELEASE-90-791 P90-10079 06

UNIVERS#TY PROGRAMS

SPACE GRANT COLLEGE AND FELLOWSHIP

PROGRAM PHASE II ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-90-751 P90-10075 06

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION RESEARCH GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-126] P90-10126 06

UPPER ATMOSPHERE RESEARCH SATELLITE

U.S AND U.S S.R AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

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[NASA RELEASE-gG-1051 P90-10105 06

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

INASA RELEASE*90-137] P90-10137 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

INASA RELEASE-90-158J P90-10158 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-163J P90-10163 06

USOA

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USML-1

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UTAH

FIRING 'OLD' SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTORS HAS

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[NASA RELEASE-90-61 P90-10006 06

UTAH STATE UNIV., LOGAN

NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

{NASA RELEASE-90-88] Pg0-10088 06

V

VANI_NBERG AFB, CALIF.

EARLY CORE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

INASA RELEASE-90-5] P90-10005 06

MANAGEMENT OF POLAR PLATFORM TO CHANGE

INASA RELEASE-90-101 P90-10010 06

TWO COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES TO BE

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INASA RELEASE-90_4) P90-10064 06

VARIABLE WING AIRCRAFT

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE CONCEPT FOR JETLINER

FUEL ECONOMY

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VEGETABLES

MAKING FRESH VEGETABLES ON LONG-DURATION

SPACE TRAVEL

INASA RELEASE-90-82) P90-10082 06

VEHICLES

S LAUNCH VEHICLES

S ROVING VEHICLES

VENERA SPACECRAFT

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

INASA RELEASE-90-10t J P90-t0101 06

VENERA 9

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

INASA RELEASE-90-101 ] P90-10101 06

VENUS ATMOSPHERE

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-90-I01 I P90-10101 06

VENUS CLOUDS

PIONEER STUD4ES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

INASA RELEASE-90-t01] P90-10101 06

VENUS EXPLORATION

SA MAGELLAN MISSION

MAGELLAN TO TEMPORARILY HALT RADAR

MAPPING OF VENUS

INASA RELEASE-90-141 ) P90-10141 06

VENUS RADAR MAPPER

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VESTA MISSION

S SOVIET MARS MISSIONS

VESTIBULAR SYSTEM

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-9] P90-10009 06

NEW TREATMENT EASES EFFECTS OF SPACE

MOTION SICKNESS

[NASA RELEASE-90-155J 1:)90-10155 06

VIDEO TAPE

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH FEATURED IN

EDUCATION VIDEO BROADCAST

INASA RELEASE-90-1231 P90-10123 06

VIRGINIA INST, OF MARINE SCIENCE

NASA ENGINEERS AND MARINE SCIENTISTS TEST

BAY CLEAN-UP TECHNOLOGY

I NASA RELEASE-90-56) P90-10056 06

VOICE CONTROL

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

VOLCANOLOGY

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

INASA RELEASE-90-101 I P90-10101 06

JOINT NASA, USGS AND SOVIET TEAM TO STUDY

RUSSIAN VOLCANOES

I NASA RELEASE-90-124 I P90-10124 06

VORTICES

NASA ENGINEERS AND MARINE SCIENTISTS TEST

BAY CLEAN-UP TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-90-561 P90-10056 06

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

PIONEER 11 PASSES NEPTUNE'S ORBIT. LEAVES

SOLAR SYSTEM

I NASA RELEASE-90-291 P90-10029 06

NEW MOON DISCOVERED ORBITING PLANET

SATURN

I NASA RELEASE-90-103I P90-10103 06

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

Pg0-10186 05

W

WAKE VORTEX

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WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, VA.

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

INASA RELEASE-90-57t P90-10057 06

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KWAJALEIN

I NASA RELEASE-90-93{ P90-10093 06

US. AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

(NASA RELEASE-CJO-1021 P90-10102 06

NASA AND HONEYWELL CONDUCT AUTOMATED

LANDING RESEARCH

I NASA RELEASE-90-1531 P90-10153 06

TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY. GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER Pg0-10183 05

WASHINGTON UNIV., SEATTLE

SCIENTIST REPORTS POLLUTION IN CLOUDS CAN

COOL EARTH'S CLIMATE

[NASA RELEASE-90-17J P90-10017 06

WASTE MANAGEMENT

NASA, TADCORPS SIGN INFORMATION EXCHANGE

AGREEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-00-148] P90-I0148 06

WATER POLLUTION

NASA ENGINEERS AND MARINE SCIENTISTS TEST

BAY CLEAN-UP TECHNOLOGY

(NASA RELEASE-90-561 P90-10056 06

WATER WINGS PROJECT

S PROJECT WATER WINGS

WEATHER

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

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Fx30-10192 05

WEATHER SATELLITES

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WEST GERMANY

S FEDERAL MINISTRY FOR RES, & TECHNOL

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WEST VIRGINIA

NASA, C&P AND STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

SUPPORT PROJECT LASER

[NASA RELEASE-90-110] P90-10110 06

WEST VIRGINIA DEPT. OF EDUCATION

NASA, C&P AND STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

SUPPORT PROJECT LASER

[NASA RELEASE-90-1101 P90-10110 0(5

WETLANDS

U.S. AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

ATMOSPHERIC STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-90-102[ P90-10102 06

WHITE SANDS GROUND STATION, N. MEXICO

CONTEL TO TRANSFER TITLE OF TDRSS TO NASA

INASA RELEASE-90-861 P90-10086 06

WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N. VEX.

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

INASA RELEASE-90-581 P90-10058 06

WIDE FIELD CAMERAS

ROSAT SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT FLORIDA

LAUNCH SITE

INASA RELEASE-90-271 P90-10027 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-66 I P90-10066 06

HST TAKES FAMILY PORTRAIT OF STARS OUTSIDE

MILKY WAY

[ NASA RELEASE-90-111 ) P90-10111 06

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE PEERS INTO CORE OF

DISTANT GALAXY

INASA RELEASE-90-1t8[ Pg0-1011B 06

HUBBLE TO OBSERVE SATURN'S GREAT WHITE

SPOT

INASA RELEASE-90-146) P90-10146 06

WILBER SPOT

HUBBLE TO OBSERVE SATURN'S GREAT WHITE

SPOT

[NASA RELEASE-90-146J P90-10146 06

WIND TUNNELS

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

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(NASA RELEASE-90-351 P90-10035 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

WINGS

S SWEPTFORWARD WINGS

WISCONSIN

NASA/USAF X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

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I NASA RELEASE-90-841 PgO-I0084 06

NASA TO FEATURE AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AT

EAA CONVENTION

INASA RELEASE-90-991 P90-10099 06

WISCONSIN UNIV., MADISON

LUNAR MINING COULD PROVIDE FUTURE ENERGY

SOURCE FOR EARTH

INASA RELEASE-90-1391 P90-10139 06

WORKING GROUPS

US. AND U S S R AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

FROM SPACE

INASA RELEASE-90-105) P90-10105 06

WORKING GROUPS, U.S.S.RJU.S.

JOINT NASA, USGS AND SOVIET TEAM TO STUDY

RUSSIAN VOLCANOES

I NASA RELEASE-90-124 I P90-10124 06

U S AND USS R CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1301 P90-10130 06

U S tUSSR SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

INASA RELEASE 90 1381 P90 10138 06

A-33
WRIGHT-PAI-rERSON AFB, OHIO

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO

SA FLIGHT DYN LAB, WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE CONCEPT FOR JETLINER

FUEL ECONOMY

INASA RELEASE-90-115I P90-t0115 06

X

X-BAND

MAGELLAN TO TEMPORARILY HALT RADAR

MAPPING OF VENUS

{NASA RELEASE-90-141 ] P90-10141 06

X-RAY ASTRONOMY

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY SET FOR SHIPMENT

TO FLORIDA LAUNCH SITE

INASA RELEASE-90-191 P90-10019 06

X-RAY TELESCOPES

SA X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS FACILITY

ROSAT SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT FLORIDA

LAUNCH SITE

INASA RELEASE-90-271 P90-10027 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-66_ P90-10066 O6

X-RAYS

NASA ROSAT IMAGER RETURNS SUCCESSFUL

FIRST LIGHT PICTURES

INASA RELEASE-90-133t P90-10133 06

X-29 AIRCRAFT

X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABfLITY IN

'HIGH-ALPHA' FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-90-521 P90-10052 06

NASA/USAF X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

PUBLIC VIEWING

I NASA RELEASE-90-841 Pgo 10084 06

NASA TO FEATURE AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AT

EAA CONVENTION

INASA RELEASE-90-991 P90-10099 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

X-30 AIRCRAFT

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-t601 P90-10160 06

SUBJECTINDEX

A-34
SECTION 2

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1990

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

APRIL 1991

Typical Personal Names

Index Listing

REFERENCE |

I SECTION I---1

I NUMBER J I

ADAMS, JOHN r

t-- EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

/ DELIVERY AT THE 247TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE I

/ BIRTH OF THOMAS JEFFERSON; JEFFERSON I

] MEMORIAL TIDAL BASIN. WASHINGTON, DC, •

I 1"_'_3 P90-10175 05--

U TIT! F I I ACCESSION I

I N°MBERI

The title of the news release or speech appears

under every name mentioned in each, whether or

not the individual was an author or a speaker. In

the case of a speech where the name refers to the

actual speaker, this is indicated with a + to the left

of the title. The accession number is located at the

bottom right of the entry, followed by a two-digit

number (05 or 06) identifying the index section

where the complete citation appears. In the case

of a news release, this number is included at the

bottom left of the entry.

A

ABRAMSON, RUDY

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE Pg0-10167 05

ADAMS, JOHN

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE 247TR ANNIVERSARY OF THE

BIRTH OF THOMAS JEFFERSON; JEFFERSON

MEMORIAL TIDAL BASIN+ WASHINGTON, DC

P90-10175 05

ADAMSON, JAMES C.

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-431 STS-44, STS-45)

INASA RELEASE-90-72f P90-10072 06

AKERS, THOMAS D.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

{ NASA RELEASE-90-44 I P90-10044 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

iNASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

ALAM, AFSHAN

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

ALBRECHT, MARK

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DC

P90-10174 05

ALDRICH, ARNOLD D.

AERONAUTICS/EXPLORATION/TECHNOLOGY

ICES MERGER COMPLETED

I NASA RELEASE-90-32 I P90-10032 06

ALDRICH NAMED OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS BY

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

INASA RELEASE-90-1341 P90-10134 06

NEW AMES RESEARCH CENTER DEPUTY DIRECTOR

TO HEAD AMES-DRYDEN

iNASA RELEASE+90-1491 P90-10149 06

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB:

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, O C

P90 10171 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

+ MYTH AND REALITY NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

P90-10187 05

ALDRIDGE, EDWARD C., JR.

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

I NASA RELEASE-90-1611 P90-10161 06

ALLEGRE, RAUL

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

I NASA RELEASE-90-251 P90-10025 06

ALLEN, ANDREW M.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-163] P90-10163 06

ALLEN, LEW

GODDARD TROPHY CEREMONY PLANNED AT

WHITE HOUSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-421 P90-10042 06

HURDLE BOARD OF INVESTIGATION NAMED

INASA RELEASE-90-91 I P90-10091 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

tNASA RELEASE-90-1221 Pgo-10f22 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

I NASA RELEASE-90-1601 Pg0-10160 06

ALTENKIRCH, ROBERT A.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS 41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-9e-1221 P90-10122 06

AMES, JOSEPH

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

ANDERSON, CHRIS

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

ANDERSON, JOHN O.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

ANGEL, ROGER

HURDLE BOARD OF INVESTIGATION NAMED

I NASA RELEASE-90 91 I P90-10091 06

ANGOLD, NIGEL

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS 41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

APPLEGATE, FRED

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

tNASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

APT, JEROME

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EAR]H ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-441 P90 10044 06

ARKAMAIOV, MARSHALL

PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

Pg0 10181 05

ARMOND, DICK

PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

ARMSTRONG, JOHN E.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE

I NASA RELEASE-90-94 I P90-10094 06

ARMSTRONG, NElL ALDEN

ASTRONAUT MCCANDLESS RETIRES FROM NASA,

NAVY

I NASA RELEASE-90-1211 P90+10121 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK P90-10182 05

ARRINGTON, JAMES P.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

ARTYMOWICZ, PAWEL

HURDLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

INASA RELEASE-90-381 PgO- 10038 06

ASCHENBACH, B.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

ATWOOD, DONALD J., JR.

PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

AUGUSTINE, NORMAN R.

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

I NASA RELEASE-9.0-161 I P90-10161 06

TRULY TO IMPLEMENT IMMEDIATELY SOME

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1621 P90-10162 06

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE: KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN,

KANSAS P90-10193 05

AUSTIN, RODNEY R. O.

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

I NASA RELEASE-90-571 PgO- 10057 06

AYERS, THEODORE G.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90.63 b P90-10063 06

B

RAGLAN, JAMES P.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 I P90-10044 06

BAINES, KEVIN H.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE 90-1501 P90-10150 06

BAKER, D. JAMES

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

INASA RELEASE-90-1611 P90 10161 06

BAKER, MICHAEL A.

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS.43. STS 44 STS 45)

INASA RELEASE-90-721 Pgo 10072 06

BAKER, S. K.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

EARTHSPACE

I NASA RELEASE-90 94_ Pg0 10094 06

B-1
BALOGH, ANDRE

BALOGH, ANDRE

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

tNASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-I0122 06

BAME, SAMUEL J.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-90-1221 1::)90-10122 06

BARNES, RICHARD J. H.

NEW DIRECTORS NAMED FOR INTERNATIONAL

AND INDUSTRY RELATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-201 P90-10020 06

BARNETt', LARRY C.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-90-63] P90-10063 06

BARROS, ANA PAULA

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE 90-B7 P90-I0087 06

BARTOE, JOHN-DAVID F.

NASA NAMES TAYLOR CHIEF SCIENTIST FOR

FREEDOM SPACE STATION

NASA RELEASE-90-61 P90-10061 06

BATTEI-, STEVEN J.

ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES FOR NASA

SPACECRAFT ARRIVE AT GODDARD

INASA RELEASE-90-34 P90-10034 06

BAUM, STEFI A.

HUBBLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

NASA RELEASE-90-38 P90-10038 06

BEALL, DONALD

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

INASA RELEASE-90-25 P90-10025 06

BECHTEL, STEPHEN D.

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

NASA RELEASE-90-25 P90-10025 06

BECKHAM, JOHN

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

NASA RELEASE-90-66 P90-10066 06

BEECH, PETER

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-122] P90-10122 06

BENNETT, CHARLES L.

EARLY CORE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

NASA RELEASE-90-51 1°90-10005 06

BENNIN_ TRACY LEA

NASA SELECIS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE-90-87] P90-10OB7 06

BENSIMON, MARC

SPACE STATION INTEGRATED DESIGN REVIEW

COMPLETED

NASA RELEASE-90-165[ P90-10165 06

BENSON, ROBERT

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-90-631 P_-I0063 06

BERKY, MARTIN

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE PgO- 10167 05

BERNHARDT, PAUL A.

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KWAJALEtN

I NASA RE LEASE-90-93 J Pg0-10093 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-94t 1:)90-10094 06

BERRA, YOGI

SPACE SHUTTLE TO LUNAR ORBIT; EXCERPTS

FROM REMARKS TO: 9TH INTERNATIONAL SPACE

DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE P90-10180 09

_2

BERRY, DAVID E.

NASA, C&P AND STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

SUPPORT PROJECT LASER

[NASA RELEASE-90-1101 P90-10110 06

BERRY, WILLIAM E.

NEW ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT DIVISION

ESTABLISHED AT NASA AMES

I NASA RELEASE-90-73 ) PgO- 10073 06

BERTOTFI, BRUNO

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

BIBRING, JEAN-PIERRE

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE*90-1501 P90-10150 06

BLACK, DAVID

NASA NAMES TAYLOR CHIEF SCIENTIST FOR

FREEDOM SPACE STATION

t NASA RELEASE-90-61 t P90-10061 06

MYTH AND REALJTY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

P°J0-10187 05

SLAHA, JOHN E.

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

[STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

)NASA RELEASE-90-72r P90-10072 06

BLANC, MICHEL

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-I0150 06

BLANCHARD, ROBERT C.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

NASA RELEASE 90-631 P90-10063 06

BLAND, GEOFF

NASA TOCONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KWAJALEIN

NASA RELEASE-90-931 P90-10093 Ore

BLESS, ROBERT

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

BLOCH, ERICH

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

NASA RELEASE-90 251 P90-10025 06

BOGGESS, ALBERT

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE-90-441 PoJ0-10044 06

BOGGESS, NANCY W.

EARLY CORE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

SOHLIN, J. DAVID

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

BOLDEN, CHARLES F., JR.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE-90-44 _ P90-10044 06

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

INASA RELEASE-90-721 P90-10072 06

BOLGRIEN, DAVID WILLIAM

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-t0087 06

BOLTE, MICHAEL J.

HUBBLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

INASA RELEASE-gO-38{ P90-10038 06

BONDAR, ROBERTA L

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

FNASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

Pg0-10044 06

HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

Pg0-10122 06

DISCOVERY

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 (

BONNET, ROGER

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT

MISSION

( NASA RELEASE-90-122 I

BORDERIES, NICOLE

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

BORI_T, JOHN

U.S,/U.S.S R. SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

INASA RELEASE-90-13BI 1°90-10138 06

BORlU_KI, WILLU_I

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

INASA RELEASE-90-101 I P90-10101 06

BOSKIN, MIKE

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL. WASHINGTON, D,C

P90-10171 05

BOUCHARD, BENOIT

TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

SCHOOL

NASA RELEASE-90-651 P90-10065 06

BOURNE, ROBERT B.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

NASA RELEASE-90-6Eq P90-10066 06

BOWERSOX, KENNETH O.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

NASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

BOWYER, STUART

ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES FOR NASA

SPACECRAFT ARRIVE AT GOODARD

NASA RELEASE-90-341 P90-10034 06

BRAHIC, ANDRE

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

BRAND, VANCE DEVOE

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE-90-441 PojO-t0044 O6

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90 631 P'90-10063 06

BRANDENSTEIN, DANIEL C.

SHUTTLE CREW COMMANDERS REASSIGNED

[NASA RELEASE-90-96t I:>90-10096 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

NASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-t0163 06

BRANDT, JOHN C.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE-90-44 I I::=90-10044 06

BRAUNINGER, H.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-t0066 06

BRAUNSCHWEIG, ANNE MARIE

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE-90-B7i P90-10087 06

I_IICE, NEIL

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

BBtDWELL, G. PORTER

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-122[ P<:J0-10122 06

BRIZZOLARA, FRANKLIN

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-63 t 1:)90-10063 06

BROMUEY, O. ALLAN

TECHNOLOGY 2000: NASA OUTREACH TO

AMERICAN BUSINESS

INASA RELEASE-90-1471 1:)90-10147 06
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE ON GLOBAL CLIMATE

CHANGE Pg0-10169 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C.

P90-10171 05

BROOME, DOUGLAS R.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE-90-44] P90-I0044 06

B/IOWELL EDWARD

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

ARCTIC

NASA RELEASE-9041 I P90-10041 06

BROWN, JAY F.

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KWAJALEIN

NASA RELEASE-90-93} P90-10093 06

BROWN, MARGARET K. M.

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE-90-87] P90-110087 06

BROWN, MARK N.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

NASA RELEASE-90-163] P90-10163 06

BROWN, ROBERT H.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-1501 1:)90-10150 06

BROWN, RON

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

BUCHANAN, PAUL

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL REFERENCE HAS SPACE

AND EARTH APPLICATIONS

NASA RELEASE-90-30t Pgo-Io030 06

BUCHLI, JAMES F.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

NASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

BUGG, CHARLES E.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUDDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

BUNNER, ALAN N.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

BURNS, JOSEPH A.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-150L P90-10t50 06

BURR, PETER T.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUDDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

_ NASA RELEASE-90-44 _ P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE+90-63] P90-10063 06

BURSCH, DANIEL W.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

I NASA RELEASE 90-71 1:)90 -10007 06

BUSEY, JAMES B.

NASA AND FAA SIGN AVIATION RESEARCH

AGREEMENTS

r NASA RELEASE-90-131 I P90-10131 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; DALLAS. TEXAS

P90-10192 05

BUSH, GEORGE

MANAGEMENT OF POLAR PLATFORM TO CHANGE

]NASA RELEASE-90-101 P90-10010 06

NEW DIRECTORS NAMED FOR INTERNATIONAL

AND INDUSTRY RELATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-201 P90-10020 06

NEW ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT DIVISION

ESTABLISHED AT NASA AMES

I NASA RELEASE-90-73 ; P90-10073 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-74) P90-10074 06

NASA'S JET PROPULSION LABORATORY TESTS

PLANETARY ROVER

(NASA RELEASE-90-85J P90-10085 06

ALDRICH NAMED OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS BY

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

INASA RELEASE-90-1341 P90-10134 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

JNASA RELEASE-90-160] P90-10160 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

Pg0-10166 05

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

P90-10168 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUBI

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DC

P90-10171 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES. CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

STATEMENT OF RICHARD H. TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES; AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, O.C

P90-10174 05

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM CONTRACTINGOUT --HASNASA GONE

TOO FAR? Pg0 10176 05

REMARKS BY J R THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10178 05

PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK. NEW YORK P90-10182 05

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH EROS DATA CENTER

DEDICATION; SIOUX FALLS. SD P90-10184 05

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION P90-10185 05

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

P90-10186 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIA rIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

PgO-IO187 05

NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY Pg0-10188 05

WELCOMING REMARKS EISENHOWER

CENTENNIAL SPACE ROUNDTABLE: A LOOK TO THE

FUTURE P90-10189 05

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, DC P90-10191 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M. LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY. MANHATTAN,

KANSAS P90-10193 05

BUSHNELL, DENNIS

NASA ENGINEERS AND MARINE SCIENTISTS TEST

BAY CLEANUP TECHNOLOGY

I NASA RELEASE-90 561 P90-10056 06

CHAFFEE, ROGER BRUCE

C

CABANA, ROBERT D.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUDDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

[NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10"_22 06

CAMERON, KENNETH O.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUDDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

CAMPBELL JOHN H.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUDDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

CAMPBELL THOMAS

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

CARLSON, HERBERT C.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTRSPACE'

[NASA RELEASE-gEL94 I P90-10094 06

CARR, FRANK A.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS41

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

CARR, NELLIE N.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUDDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

[NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

CARTER, MANLEY L, JR.

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED;

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

INASA RELEASE-90-131 P90-10013 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

CARUSI, ANDREA

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

CASANI, JOHN R.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS*41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

CASELEY, PETER

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE.90-122) P90-10_22 06

CASH, WEBSTER

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

CO_fET AUSTIN

NASA RELEASE-90-571 P90-10057 06

CASPER, JOHN H.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

NASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

CASSINI, JEAN DOMINIQUE

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

CASTELLANO, JOHN P.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

NASA RELEASEog0-941 P90-10094 06

CAVANAUGH, STEVE

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

NASA RELEASE-90-1271 P90-10127 06

CHAFFEE, ROGER BRUCE

APOLLO 204 SPACECRAFT TO BE STORED AT CAPE

CANAVERAL AF STATION

NASA RELEASE-90-60J P90-10060 06

B-3
CHAMIS, CHRISTOS

APOLLO 204 CAPSULE TO REMAIN AT THE LANGLEY

RESEARCH CENTER

{ NASA RELEASE-90-76{ P90-10076 06

CHAMIS, CHRISTOS

NASA TECHNOLOGIES BENEFIT MEDICAL

ORTHOPEDIC SCIENCE

INASA RELEASE-90-142J P90-10142 06

CHANG-DIAZ, FRANKLIN R.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOIl FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

{ NASA RELEASE-90-163{ 1::>90-10163 06

CHENG, EDWARD S.

EARLY COBE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

[NASA RELEASE+90-51 P90-10005 06

CHIAO, LEROY

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

iNASA RELEASE-90-TJ P90-10007 06

CNILDRESS, WILLIAM MICHAEL

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

CRILTON, KEVIN P.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

{ NASA RELEASE-90-1631 Pgo- 10163 06

CHRISTY, JOHN

SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITORING OF GLOBAL

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES

INASA RELEASE-90-451 P90-1OO45 06

CHUIKO, v. M.

U S./U.S.S.R SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

INASA RELEASE-90-138{ P90-10138 O6

ClNTRON, NrFZA

NEW TREATMENT EASES EFFECTS OF SPACE

MOTION SICKNESS

INASA RELEASE-90-155[ P90-10155 06

CLARK, ROGER N.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

CLARK,SON, THOMAS W.

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-90-135_ P90-10135 06

CLAYTON, GEOFFERY

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

{ NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-t0044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-63J P90-1(X)63 06

CLEAVE, MARY L

ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL

MICROGRAVITY MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-1 { P90-10001 06

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-9{ P90-10'009 06

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED;

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

{NASA RELEASE-90.13} P90-10013 06

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

[ NASA RELEASE-90-251 P90-10025 06

CMFFORD, MICHAEL R. g.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 (_

CUFTON, STUART

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-g0-63) P90-10063 06

COAKLEY, JAMES A., JR.

SCIENTIST REPORTS POLl. UTION IN CLOUDS CAN

COOL EARTH'S CLIMATE

INASA RELEASE-90-171 P90-10017 06

COCKRELL, KENNETH 0.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-7I P90-10007 06

COI_, J_RTNUR D.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-63] P90-10063 06

B-4

COHEN, AARON

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE iN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-441 I)90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90_31 P90-10063 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

COLLINS, EILEEN M.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

COMBES, MICHAEL

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-150} P90-10150 06

COMFFON, DALE L

PETERSON NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AMES

RESEARCH CENTER

I NASA RELEASE-90-36{ P9C1-10036 06

NASA DEDICATES HUMAN PERFORMANCE LAB AT

AMES RESEARCH CENTER

[ NASA RELEASE-90-53 J P90-10053 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

VETERAN ASTRONAUT HAWLEY TO ACCEPT

EXECUTIVE POSITION AT AMES

I NASA RELEASE-90-77 I P90-10077 06

NEW AMES RESEARCH CENTER DEPUTY DIRECTOR

TO HEAD AMES-DRYDEN

INASA RELEASE-90-1491 P90-10149 06

CONI:X)N, ESTELLE

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

ARCTIC

I NASA RELEASE-90-41 I P90-t0041 06

CONWAY, JOHN T.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

[ NASA RELEASE-90-44 [ P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

i NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-94 [ Pg0-10094 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

COOK, TIMOTHY

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

I NASA RELEASE-90-57 J P90-10057 06

COOL, JOHN R.

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

{NASA RELEASE-90-127 I P90-10127 06

CORADINI, ANGIOLETTA

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

COVAULT, CRAIG

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE Pg0-10167 05

COVEY, RICHARD O.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

{NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

CRAIG, MARK

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PFIOGRAM

Pgo- 10181 05

CHEIGHTON, JOHN O.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-163 [ P90-10163 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

CRIPPEN, ROBERT LAUREL

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44} P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-63] P90-10063 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-122} P90-10122 06

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

INASA RELEASE-90-127] P90-10127 06

CRONIN, MICHAEL

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-122} P90-10122 06

CHOSE, GREG

NASA ANNOUNCES t990 SPIP AWARDS

INASA RELEASE-90-109J P90-10109 06

CROSSFIELD, ALBERT ScoTr

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90o10177 05

CROUCH, ROGER K.

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

CRUIKSHANK, DALE P.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

CULBERTSON, FRANK L.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

t NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

CURRY, JOHN A.

ALDRICH NAMED OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS BY

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

I NASA RELEASE-90-1341 P90-10134 06

CUSIMANO, CATHERINE

NASA HIGHLIGHTS DE 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

CUZZl, JEFFREY N,

NEW MOON DISCOVERED ORBITING PLANET

SATURN

INASA RELEASE-90-1031 P90-10103 06

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-150J P90-10150 06

D

DALE, DAVID

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-t0122 06

DANA, BILL

NASA F-15 DEMONSTRATES SELF-REPAIRING

FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM

I NASA RELEASE-90-431 P90-10043 06

DANLY, LAURA

HUBBLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

INASA RELEASE-90-381 P90-10038 06

DARMAN, DICK

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DC

P'90-10171 05

DAVIDSEN, ARTHUR F.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-63{ P90-10063 06

DAVIS, BOB

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE Pgo- t0167 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

DEL GENIO, ANTHONY D.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-150t P90-10150 06

DEL SOLE, TIMOTHY MICHAEL

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-90-87j P90-10087 06

DELUCAS, LAWRENCE J.

NASA SELECTS MtCROGRAVITY MISSION PAYLOAD

SPECIALIST CANDIDATES

[NASA BELEASE-90-10BJ P90+10108 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHU3-rLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE90-1631 P90-10163 (}6

DENT, DUCKY

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK P90-10t82 05

DES MARAIS, DAVID

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

EVOLUTION THEORIES

INASA RELEASE-90-128J P90-10128 06

DIAZ, ALPHONSO V.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-44{ P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

ENASA RELEASE-90-63 J P90-10063 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

tNASA RELEASE-90-66{ P90-10066 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-122J P90 10122 06

DICKEY, BETH

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

DICKSON, MARY-LYNN

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

DJUTH, FRANK T.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

NASA RELEASE-90-94 { P90-10094 06

DODDS, JACK

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

NASA RELEASE-90-66J P90-10066 06

DONALD, HAROLD

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

DONES, HENRY C., JR.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASStNI

SATURN ORBITER M_SS_ON

NASA RELEASE-90-150) P90-10150 06

DOOLITTLE, JIMMY

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

NASA RELEASE-90-35{ P90-I0035 06

DROSSART, PIERRE

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASStNI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

DRYDEN, HUGH L.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

DUCKETT, ROY J.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY M_SSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-63J P90-10063 06

DUFFY, BRIAN

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44. STS-45)

I NASA RELEASE-90-721 P90 10072 06

DUNBAR, BONNIE J.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

DUNCAN, LEWIS M.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-941 Pg0- f 0094 06

DURRANCE, SAMUEL T.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90+441 P90-1004{4 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

1NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE.90-160} P90-10160 06

DWEK, ELI

EARLY CORE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

I NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 0E

DYER, JOHN

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

{NASA RELEASE-90101 } P90-10101 06

E

EATON, DEREK

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT RIGHUGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

EATON, PETER T.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-66 ] P90-10066 06

EBERSPEAKER, PHIL

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KWAJALEtN

I NASA RELEASE-90-931 P90-10093 06

EINSTEIN, ALBERT

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT

WELCOMING REMARKS EISENHOWER

CENTENNIAL SPACE ROUNDTABLE: A LOOK TO THE

FUTURE P90-10189 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN,

KANSAS P90-10193 05

ELACHI, CHARLES

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

EMDE, CARL F.

NEW DIRECTORS NAMED FOR INTERNATIONAL

AND INDUSTRY RELATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-90-201 P90-10020 06

ENGEN, DON

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; CALLAS, TEXAS

P90-10192 05

ENGLE, JOE HENRY

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN,

KANSAS Pgo- 10193 05

ESENWEIN, GEORGE P.

U.S. AND U S.S.R AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

FROM SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-90-1051 P90-10105 06

ESPOSITO, LARRY W.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90 10150 06

ESTESS, ROY

MISSISSIPPi STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION P90-10185 05

EVANS, DAVID S.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE 90-941 P90-10094 06

FLETCHER, WILLIAM R.

F

FAHNESTOCK, DALE L.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

FELDMAN, PAUL

NASA SCIENTIFIC _NSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

[NASA RELEASE-90-57 { P90-10057 06

FERRICK, EUGENE

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-I0044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASARELEASE-90-631 PgO- 10_53 06

FIMMEL RICHARD

PIONEER 11 PASSES NEPTUNE'S ORBIT, LEAVES

SOLAR SYSTEM

I NASA RELEASE-90-291 P90-10029 06

FINARELLI, MARGARET G.

FINARELLI NAMED ACTING HEAD OF EXTERNAL

RELATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-1071 P90-10107 06

U S/U.SS.R SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

{NASA RELEASE-90-138] P90-10138 06

FINK, DANIEL a.

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

I NASA RELEASE-90-161 I P90-10161 06

FISHER, WILLIAM F.

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

[NASA RELEASE-90-160I P90-10160 06

SPACE STATION INTEGRATED DESIGN REVIEW

COMPLETED

INASA RELEASE-90-1651 P90-10165 06

FISHER, ZACHARY

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK. NEW YORK P90-10182 05

FISK, LENNARD A.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90*44 t P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

HURDLE BOARD OF INVESTIGATION NAMED

I NASA RELEASE-90-91 I P90-10091 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE"

INASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA BELEASE-90-122t P90-10122 06

REVIEW OF US/JAPAN SPACE COOPERATION

INASA RELEASE-90-1561 P90 10156 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

Pg0- f 0 t66 05

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

{;ONFERENCE Pg0- I0167 05

{ OVERVIEW: MAJOR SPACE PROGRAMS;

PRESENTED TO: TREASURY EXECUTIVE INSTITUTE

P90-10179 05

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH EROS DATA CENTER

D( OICATION; SIOUX FALLS, SD P90-10184 05

FLASAR, F. MICHAEL

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

FLETCHER, WILLIAM R.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

B-5
FLORES, ANEL

FLORES, ANEL

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

|NASA RELEASE-90-57} P90-10057 06

FOAl.E, C. MICHAEL

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 M_SSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

INASA RELEASE-90-72_ P90-10072 06

FORBES, MARIA CHRISTINA

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

FORCE, CHARLES T.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUSBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

{NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-63 ! P90-10063 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-90-66[ P90-I0066 06

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS: PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

poj0-10166 05

FORMISANO, VITFORIO

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINt

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-150] P90-10150 06

FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT:

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P90-I0172 05

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE 247TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE

BIRTH OF THOMAS JEFFERSON; JEFFERSON

MEMORIAL TIDAL BASIN, WASHINGTON, DC

P90-10175 05

FRENCH, RICHARD G.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-150[ Pgo 10150 06

FRIEDMAN, ALEXANDER

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

_NASA RELEASE-SO-44) P90-10044 06

FRUCHTER, ANDREW S.

HURDLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

I NASA RELEASE-90-381 P90-10038 06

FULLERTON, CHARLES GORDON

SPACE SHUTTLE DRAG CHUTE TESTS SET TO

BEGIN AT AMES-DRYDEN

INASA RELEASE-gO-1001 P90-10100 0,6

G

C_FFNEY, F. ANDREW

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90.10044 06

GAULEO

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE 247TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE

BIRTH OF THOMAS JEFFERSON; JEFFERSON

MEMORIAL TIDAL BASIN, WASHINGTON. DC

Pgo- 10175 05

GARCIA-CASTANER, FELIX

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-122 t Pg_- 10122 06

GARDNER, GUY S.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA ] O FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

B-6

GARNEAU, MARC D.

TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

SCHOOL

I NASA RELEASE-°J0_51 Pg0-10065 06

GEISS, JOHANNES

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

GEIST, WILFRIED

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

[ NASA RELEASE-90-66 _ P90-10066 06

GEMAR, CHARLES D.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 Pg0-I0044 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-163] P90-10163 06

GERDES, JOHN

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

GERMANY, DANIEL

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-122] P90-10122 06

GIRD, J. W.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

GIBSON, MELINDA

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE p90-10167 05

PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

GIBSON, ROBERT L

SHUTTLE CREW COMMANDERS REASSIGNED

I NASA RELEASE-90 961 Pgo 10096 06

GILRUTH, BOB

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-I0190 05

GLOECKLER, GEORGE

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

GODDARD, ROBERT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION iNITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D C

P90-10174 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN,

KANSAS Pg0-10193 05

GODWIN, LINGA M.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

GOMBOSI, TAMAS I.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

I NASA RELEASE.90-1501 P90-10 t 50 06

GORBACHEV, M.

U S AND DSSR AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

FROM SPACE

I NASA RELEASE-90-1051 P90-10105 06

PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

GRADE, RDNALD J.

ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO IN1ERNATIONAL

MICROGRAVITY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90 I I 1:)90-10001 06

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML I MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

GRAEBER, R. CURTIS

CONTROLLED REST PERIODS SHOWN TO IMPROVE

PILOT ALERTNESS

I NASA RELEASE-90-901 P90-10090 06

GRAMS, RALPH

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL REFERENCE HAS SPACE

AND EARTH APPLICATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-301 P90-10030 06

GREEN, DAN

HUBBLE TO OBSERVE SATURN'S GREAT WHITE

SPOT

l NASA RELEASE-90-146 ] P90-10146 06

GREEN, JAMES

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

_NASA RELEASE-90-571 poj0-10057 0_

GREEN, JIM

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION. ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

GREENE, GEORGE

NASA ENGINEERS AND MARINE SCIENTISTS TEST

BAY CLEAN-UP TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-90-56t P90-10056 06

GREENFIELD, MICHAEL

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

INASA RELEASE-90-1271 Pg0 10127 06

GREGORY, FREDERICK D.

SHUTTLE CREW COMMANDERS REASSIGNED

I NASA RELEASE-90-961 P90-10096 06

GREGORY, WILLIAM G.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

I NASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

GRIGORIEV, ANATOLYI I.

U S AND U S SR CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

I NASA RELEASE-90 1301 P90-10130 06

GRISSOM, VIRGIL IVAN

APOLLO 204 SPACECRAFT TO BE STORED AT CAPE

CANAVERAL AF STATION

I NASA RELEASE-g0-601 P90-10060 06

APOLLO 204 CAPSULE TO REMAIN AT THE LANGLEY

RESEARCH CENTER

INASA RELEASE-90-76[ P90-10076 06

GROTBECK, CARTER LEE

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-87 I P90-10087 06

GRUEN, EBERHARD

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

t NASA RELEASE-90-1221 Pg0-10122 06

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

GUCKENBIEHL FRIEDRICH

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

GUIDONI, UMBERTO

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

JNASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

GUION, WILLIAM S,

ADVANCED TRACKING AND DATA RELAY

SATELLITE PHASE B RFP RELEASED

I NASA RELEASE-90-21 P90-10002 06

GULKIS, SAMUEL

EARLY COBE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

I NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

GULL THEODORE

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[ NASA RE[.EASE-90-63 J P90-10063 06
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

GUNN, CHARLES R.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

[NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

GURNE'n', DONALD A.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

GUTIERREZ, SIDNEY M.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

H

HAERENDAL, GERHARD

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

{NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

HAGER, GALE

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

HALL, GENE

NASA RECEIVES AWARD FOR MINORITY BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-1541 P90-10154 06

HAL.SELL, JAMES D., JR.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

NASA RELEASE-90-7] P90-10007 06

HAMILTON, STEPHEN KIMBER

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-87 I P90-10087 06

HARDIN, JAMES WILLIAM

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

HARLAN, CHARLES S.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

HARLOW, JOHN H.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

i NASA RELEASE-90-44 I P90-10044 06

HARMS, RICHARD

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

HARRINGTON, MICHAEL M.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

HARRIS, BARRY

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; DALLAS, TEXAS

P90-10192 05

HARRIS, BERNARD A., JR.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

I NASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

HATCHL, WILLIAM A.

CONTEL TO TRANSFER TITLE OF TDRSS TO NASA

INASA RELEASE-90-861 P90-10086 06

HAUCK, FREDERICK H.

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENEANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C

P90-10171 05

HAUSER, MICHAEL G.

EARLY CORE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

I NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

CORE SPACECRAFT TAKES FIRST IMAGES OF

INTERSTELLAR DUST

{NASA RELEASE-90-t401 P90-10140 06

HAWKYARD, ALAN

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

HAWLEY, STEVEN A.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-44] P90-I0044 06

VETERAN ASTRONAUT HAWLEY TO ACCEPT

EXECUTIVE POSITION AT AMES

I NASA RELEASE-90-77] P90-10077 06

HEAP, SALLY

HST TAKES FAMILY PORTRAIT OF STARS OUTSIDE

MILKY WAY

{NASA RELEASE-90-111 I P90-t0tll 06

HEFFRON, J. T.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

{ NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

HEFTMANN, KURT

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

HELMS, SUSAN J.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

iNASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

HENRICKS, TERENCE T.

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

l NASA RELEASE-90-721 P90-10072 06

HERMAN, RICHARD M

NASA ANNOUNCES 1990 SPIP AWARDS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1091 P90-10109 06

HEBRES, ROBERT T.

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

INASA RELEASE-90-161 ] Pg0 10161 06

HERRINGTON, GENE

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS 41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90 10122 06

HEBRON, BLAIR

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

HIEB, RICHARD J.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

HILSENRATH, ERNEST

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS 41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

HIPPMANN, H.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE H_GH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

HOFFMAN, JEFFREY A.

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED;

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

INASA RELEASE-90-131 P90-10013 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

1 NASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

HOFFMAN, ROBERT A.

NASA EXPERIMENT TO BRIGHTEN EASTER SKY

I NASA RELEASE-90÷541 Pg0-10054 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

HOLCOMB, LEE B.

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

tNASA RELEASE-90-1511 P90-10151 06

IDA, KATSUHISA

HOLEN, JACOUELINE KERRY

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

iNASA RELEASE-90-87/ P90-10087 06

HOLLOWAY, LYLE

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

{NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

HOLT, STEPHEN S.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

HOt.ZMAN, AL

NASA ANNOUNCES 1990 SPIP AWARDS

[NASA RELEASE-90-109b P90-10109 06

HONEYCUTT, JAY

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

{NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-631 Pg0-10063 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

HOOK, W. RAY

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

HOOVER, AL

X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABILITY IN

"HIGH-ALPHA" FLIGHT

i NASA RELEASE-90-521 P90-10052 06

HORNSTEIN, ROBERT M.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 I P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

HOWARD, RICHARD J.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

NUBBLE, EDWIN P.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

HUDDLESTON, WILLIAM

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

HUGHES-FULFORD, MILLIE

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90_441 P90-10044 06

HUNTRESS, WESLEY

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STSo41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

HURLEY, KEVIN

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

1NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

HUYGENS, CHRISTIAN

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

HYMER, WESLEY

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

I

IACOBELLIS, SAM

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P90-10172 05

IDA, KATSUHISA

REVIEW OF US/JAPAN SPACE COOPERATION

t NASA RELEASE-90-1561 P90-10156 06

B-7
lESS, LUCIANO

IESS, LUCIANO

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSlNI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

INGERSOLL, ANDREW P.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-150) P90-10150 06

ISBIELLA, DOiJG

PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

Pgo- 10181 05

ISHMAEL STEPHEN D.

X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABILITY IN

'HIGH-ALPHA' FLIGHT

( NASA RELEASE-90=52J P90-10052 06

NASA/USAE X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

PUBLIC VIEWING

I NASA RELEASE-90-841 Pg0-10084 06

J

JANSSEN, MICHAEL A.

EARLY COBE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG eANG

THEORY

I NASA RELEASE-90-5[ P90-10005 06

JARRETT, JOYCE

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

FINALISTS

INASA RELEASE-90-621 P90-10062 06

JAUMANN, HALF

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE 90-1501 P90-10150 06

JEFFERSON, MARTHA

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE 247TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE

BIRTH OF THOMAS JEFFERSON; JEFFERSON

MEMORIAL TIDAL BASIN, WASHINGTON, DC.

P90-10175 05

JEFFERSON, THOMAS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE 247TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE

BIRTH OF THOMAS JEFFERSON; JEFFERSON

MEMORIAL TIDAL BASIN. WASHINGTON, D.C.

Pg0-10175 05

JEFFERYS, WILUAM H.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-441 Pg0-10044 06

JERNIGAN, TAMARA E.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

iNASA RELEASE+90-44_ P90-10044 06

JOHNSON, DAVEY

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION: NEW

YORK. NEW YORK P90-10182 05

JOHNSON, LYNDON B.

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P9_10190 05

JOHNSON, TORRENCE V.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90 1501 P90-10150 06

JONES, JACK

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-63J P90-10063 06

JONES, THOMAS O.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

K

KAHLE, ANNE

JOINT NASA, USGS AND SOVIET TEAM TO STUDY

RUSSIAN VOLCANOES

INASA RELEASE-90-124 i P90-I0124 06

B4

KALINOWSKI, KEITH J.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

(NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

KALTENBACH, VOLKER

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

KALUZlENSKI, LOUIS

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

{NASA RELEASE-90-66F P90-10066 06

KANADE, TAKEO

CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPS

PLANETARY ROBOT FOR NASA

I NASA RELEASE-90-69 J P90-10069 06

KANIPE, DAVID B.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

KASTING, JAMES

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

EVOLUTION THEORIES

iNASA RELEASE-90-1281 P90-10128 06

KATZ, NEAL S.

HUBBLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

I NASA RELEASE-90-38) P90-10038 06

KEARNS, DAVID T.

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

L NASA RELEASE-90-t611 P90-10161 06

KEEGAN, SARAH

HUBBLE BOARD OF INVESTIGATION NAMED

I NASA RELEASE-90-91 i P90-10091 06

KELLER, SAMUEL W.

US AND U SS R CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

INASA RELEASF-90-130i P90-10130 06

US/U SSR SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

INASA RELEASE-90-138J P90=tO138 06

KELLY, MICHAEL C.

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KWAJALEIN

INASA RELEASE-90-93t P90-10093 06

KELSALL, THOMAS

EARLY COBE RESULTS iN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

] NASA RELEASE 90-5) P90-10005 06

KENNEDY, JOHN FITZGERALD

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

P90-10168 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHING]ON, D C

Pgo- 10174 05

REMARKS BY J R THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS Pg0-I0178 05

PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION Pgo- 10185 05

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

Pgo- 10186 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

P90-10187 05

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO. FLORIDA P90-10190 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECttNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, DC P90-10191 05

KEPPLER, ERHARDT

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT ktlGHLIGHTS STS 41

MISSION

!NASA RELEASE 90-122) P90-10122 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

KERWIN, LARKIN

TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

SCHOOL

I NASA RELEASE-90-651 P90-10065 06

KING, MICHAEL O.

SCIENTIST REPORTS POLLUTION IN CLOUDS CAN

COOL EARTH'S CLIMATE

INASA RELEASE-90-17) P90-10017 06

KING, VAL

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

{NASA RELEASE-90-44] P90-I0044 06

KINZIG, ANN P.

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE 90-87) P90-10087 06

KIRK, RANDOLPH L.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-150] P90-10150 06

KIRKMAN, DON

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

KLEIN, STEPHEN A.

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

KLINEBERG, JOHN

NASA ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTS ROSS AS LEWIS

CENTER DIRECTOR

I NASA RELEASE-90 491 P90-10049 06

TRULY APPOINTS KLINEBERG AS DIRECTOR DE

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

i NASA RELEASE-90-St I P90-10051 06

KLIORE, ARVYDAS J.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

K LISS, MARK

MAKING FRESH VEGETABLES ON LONG-DURATION

SPACE TRAVEL

I NASA RELEASE-90 821 P90-10082 06

KNUTSON, MARTIN A.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90 63t P90-10063 06

NEW AMES RESEARCH CENTER DEPUTY DIRECTOR

TO HEAD AMES-DRYDEN

INASA RELEASE-90-1491 P90-I0149 06

KOENIG, JOHN R.

NASA ANNOUNCES 1990 SPIP AWARDS

INASA RELEASE-90-1091 P90-10109 06

KOHRS, RICHARD H.

NASA NAMES TAYLOR CHIEF SCIENTIST FOR

FREEDOM SPACE STATION

I NASA RELEASE-90-61 I P90-10061 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

KOLDEN, JOHN R.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS.41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-122 t P90-10122 06

KOLLER, ALBERT, JR.

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL REFERENCE HAS SPACE

AND EARTH APPLICATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-90-301 Pg0 10030 06

KRANZ, EUGENE F.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TD FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

)NASA RELEASE-90 U31 P90 10063 06

ULYSSES DEPLOY'MEN [ HtGHLIGHFS S[S.41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE 90 1221 P90 10122 06
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

KRESS, MARTIN P.

MARTY KRESS TO HEAD NEWLY ORGANIZED

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS OFFICE

[NASA RELEASE-90-331 P90-10033 06

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C,

P90-10t 71 05

KRIEGER, ROBERT L

TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER P90-10183 05

KRIKORIAN, ABRAHAM O.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-122[ P90-10122 06

KRIMIGIS, STAMATIOS M.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

KRUEGER, ARLIN

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

INASA RELEASE-90-1371 P90-10137 06

KULCINSKI, GERALD

LUNAR MINING COULD PROVIDE FUTURE ENERGY

SOURCE FOR EARTH

I NASA RELEASE-90_ 1391 Pgo- 1013cj 06

KUNDE, VIRGIL G.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-150} P90-10150 06

L

LADNER, GERALD C.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

LALLER, ANDREW

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

LAMBERTH, HORACE

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

[NASA RELEASE-90-1271 P90-10127 06

LAMPTON, MICHAEL L

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43. STS-44, STS-45)

INASA RELEASE-90-72i P90-10072 06

LANORUM, LAURA LEE

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-87 j P90-10087 06

LANGEVIN, YVES

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-150J P90-10150 06

LANGLEY, SAMUEL PIERPONT

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

LANZEROTTI, LOUIS J.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-122] P90-10122 06

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

I NASA RELEASE-90-161 I P90-10161 06

LAUER, TOD

HURDLE SPACE TELESCOPE PEERS INTO CORE OF

DISTANT GALAXY

INASA RELEASE-90-1181 P90-10118 06

LAVERY, DAVID B.

CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPS

PLANETARY ROBOT FOR NASA

[NASA RELEASE-90-691 P90-10069 06

LEE, JACK

NASA, C&P AND STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

SUPPORT PROJECT LASER

INASA RELEASE-90-1101 P90-10110 06

ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

DEFINED

I NASA RELEASE-90-1131 P90-10113 06

LEE, MARK C.

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED;

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

I NASA RELEASE-90-13} P90-10013 06

LEE, THOMAS J.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

[NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-t0044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

LEE, YOUNG-WOOK

HURDLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

I NASA RELEASE-90-38] P90-10038 06

LEERTOUWER, KOOS

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-122} P90-10122 06

LEESTMA, DAVID C.

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

I NASA RELEASE-90-721 P90-10072 06

LEFEVRE, MARIUS

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

LEMAIRE, JOSEPH

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-122J P90-I0122 06

LENOIR, WILLIAM BENJAMIN

TRULY MAKES KEY APPOINTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-3] P90-10003 06

MANAGEMENT OF POLAR PLATFORM TO CHANGE

INASA RELEASE-90-101 P90-10010 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

t NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

ORBITAL MANEUVERING VEHICLE PROGRAM IS

TERMINATED

I NASA RELEASE-90-781 P90-10078 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-94 [ P90-10094 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISS/ON

I NASA RELEASE-90-122t P90-10122 06

REVIEW OF US/JAPAN SPACE COOPERATION

INASA RELEASE-90-1561 P90-10156 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

LEONARD, CNET

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

LEVlNE, JOEL S.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

I NASA RELEASE-90-391 P90-10039 06

LEWIS, GEORGE

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

LUIZAO, REGINA

LICHTENBURG, BYRON K.

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

INASA RELEASE-90-72] P90-10072 06

LINDBERGH, CHARLES A.

NASA'S FIRST 'A _ MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

INASA RELEASE-90-351 P90-10035 06

LINTOTT, JOHN A.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

LIONS, JACQUES-LOUIS

INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR EDUCATION CONF.

TO BE HELD IN FRANCE

[NASA RELEASE-90-16] P90-10016 06

LIVINGSTON, GERALD

NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

[NASA RELEASE-90-67} F'90-10067 06

LLOYD, STEVEN ANDREW

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

iNASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

LOCKWOOD, JACK

JOINT NASA, USGS AND SOVIET TEAM TO STUDY

RUSSIAN VOLCANOES

[NASA RELEASE-90-124] P90-10124 06

LOOSHEN, GEORGE

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

INASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

LOUNGE, JOHN MIKE

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

[ NASA RELEASE-90-44 ] P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-63) P90-10063 06

LOW, G. DAVID

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

INASA RELEASE-90-72J P90-10072 06

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

LOW, GEORGE MICHAEL

NASA RENAMES EXCELLENCE AWARD FOR

GEORGE M LOW

I NASA RELEASE-90-1431 P90-10143 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

t NASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

LOW, MARY

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO. FLORIDA P90-10190 05

LUBIN, PHILIP M.

EARLY CORE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

I NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

LUCID, SHANNON W.

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

ISTS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

I NASA RELEASE-90-72i P90-10072 06

LUEST, REIMAR

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

LUIZAO, FLAVIO

NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

I NASA RELEASE-90-671 P90-10067 06

LUIZAO, REGINA

NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL.FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

I NASA RELEASE-90-671 P90-10067 06

B-9
LUTHEY, JOEL.

LUTHEY, JOEL

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-122f

LYMAN, PETER T.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-122}

HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

P90-10122 06

HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

P90-10122 06

M

MAHON, JOSEPH B.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-44f P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-t0063 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

[NASA RELEASE-90-94] P90-10094 06

SPACE FLIGHT'S MAHON TO RETIRE

INASA RELEASE-90-1161 P90-10116 06

MALERBA, FRANCO

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90 10163 06

MALINA, ROGER F.

ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES FOR NASA

SPACECRAFT ARRIVE AT GODDARD

]NASA RELEASE 90-34 r P90-10034 06

MANGUS, JOHN D.

HURDLE BOARD OF INVESTIGATION NAMED

t NASA RELEASE 90 91 i P90-1009I 06

MARGOLIES, DONALD L.

ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES FOR NASA

SPACECRAFT ARRIVE AT GODDARD

I NASA RELEASE.90 34 I P90-10034 06

MAROOKIE, HENRY

NASA, C&P AND STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

SUPPORT PROJECT LASER

] NASA RELEASE-90-1 t01 Pg0-10110 06

MAROUF, ESSAM A.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSiNi

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

]NASA RELEASE-90-150i P90 10150 06

MARSDEN, BRIAN

NEW MOON DISCOVERED ORBITING PLANET

SATURN

INASA RELEASE-90-103i P90-I0103 06

MARTIN, FRANK

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB:

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL. WASHINGTON DC

P90-10171 05

MARTINEZ, MEL

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

I NASA RELEASE 90-571 P90 10057 06

MATHER, JOHN C.

EARLY CORE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

I NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

CORE SPACECRAFT TAKES FIRST IMAGES OF

INTERSTELLAR DUST

INASA RELEASE 90 140J P90-10140 06

MATSON, DENNIS L.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASStNI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

I NASA RELEASE 90 150 ) P90 10150 06

MAT,SON, PAMELA

NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

1NASA RELEASE 90 67! P90 10067 06

MATTED, MARIO L

HURDLE POSTL)OCT )RAL FELLOWSHIP PROGF#AM

ESTABUSHED

I NASA RELEASE-90 38 I P90-10038 06

B-.IO

MAURITZEN, CECILE

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

[ NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

MCARTHUR, WILLIAM S., JR.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

MCBRAYER, ROBERT

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

MCCANDLESS, BRUCE, II

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 J P90-10044 06

ASTRONAUT MCCANDLESS RETIRES FROM NASA,

NAVY

i NASA RELEASE-90-1211 P90-10121 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

tNASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

MCCANDLISS, STEPHEN

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

I NASA RELEASE-90-571 P90-I0057 06

MCCARTNEY, FORREST S,

TRULY MAKES KEY APPOINTMENTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-31 P90.10003 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

i NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

i NASA RELEASE 90-941 P90-10094 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS 4 I

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-122] Pg0 10122 O6

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP:

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

MCCAULEY, LISA A,

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

i NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS.41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

MCCOOL, ALEXANDER A.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS41

MISSION

)NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

MCCULLEY, MICHAEL d.

ASTRONAUT MCCULLEY TO RETIRE FROM THE

NAVY AND LEAVE NASA

I NASA RELEASE-90-119 t P90-10119 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-160} P90-10160 06

MCDONOUGH, GEORGE F.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90 1221 P90-10122 06

MCEWEN, ALFRED S.

NASA SELECTS _NVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90.1501 P90-t0150 06

MCGINNISS, VINCE

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90 44J P90-10044 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE 90 122i P90 10122 06

MCGOOGAN, JOE

TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY1

WAr LOPS FLIGHT FACILITY GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER P90-10183 05

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

MCMURTRY, THOMAS C.

NASA F-15 DEMONSTRATES SELF-REPAIRING

FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM

I NASA RELEASE-90-431 P90-10043 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-63 I P90-10063 06

MEADE, CARL J.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

( NASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

MEEKS, WILLIS G.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

MELNICK, BRUCE E.

DISCOVERY TO STATtON HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE iN EARTH ORBIT

t NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 0,6

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-122J P90-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

( NASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

MENDE, STEVEN B.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

"EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-94 J P90-10094 06

MENDILLO, MICHAEL M.

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

tN KWAJALEIN

) NASA RELEASE 90-93 ] P90-10093 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

EARTHSPACE'

[NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-I0094 06

MENNICKEN, JAN B.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-66 ) P90-10066 06

MERBOLD, ULF D.

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

) NASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE 90 44 j PgO 10044 06

MESSINA, PAUL

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

NASA RELEASE-90-1511 P90-10151 06

MEYER, DONALD D.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

MEYER, STEPHAN S.

EARLY CORE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

MILLER, DAN

JOINT NASA, USGS AND SOVIET TEAM TO STUDY

RUSSIAN VOLCANOES

INASA RELEASE+90-1241 P90-10124 06

MILLER, TOM

JOINT NASA, USGS AND SOVIET TEAM TO STUDY

RUSSIAN VOLCANOES

JNASA RELEASE 90-1241 P90-10124 06

MITCHELL, CARY A.

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

(NASA RELEASE-90-I35r P90 10135 06

MITCHELL, ROYCE

FIRING 'OLD' SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTORS HAS

BENEFITS FOR FUTURE

I NASA RE[ EASE 90 6[ P90 10006 06

MITCHELL, THOMAS

CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPS

PLANETARY ROBOT FOR NASA

I NASA RELEASE-90-69 i P90 10069 06
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

MITTERAND, FRANCOIS

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK P90-I0182 05

MOHRI, MAMORU

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

{ NASA RELEASE-90-106) P90-10106 06

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

MANIFEST

{NASA RELEASE-90-158] P90-10158 06

MONEY, KENNETH E.

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-9] P90-10009 06

MOORE, JAMES W.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

[ NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

MOOREHEAD, ROBERT

SPACE STATION INTEGRATED DESIGN REVIEW

COMPLETED

INASA RELEASE-90-165) P90-10165 06

MORGAN, JOANNE H.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-122) P90-10122 06

MORROW, RICHARD

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

INASA RELEASE-90-25[ P90-10025 06

MOSELEY, S. HARVEY, JR.

EARLY CORE RESULTS tN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

I NASA RELEASE 90-51 P90 10005 06

MUENCH, JOANNA ELIZABETH

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

MULLANE, RICHARD MICHAEL

ASTRONAUT MULLANE TO RETIRE FROM NASA, AIR

FORCE

INASA FIELEASE-90_281 P90-10028 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

) NASA RE[ EASE-90-160 } P90-10160 06

MURDOCK, THOMAS L.

EARLY CORE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

[NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

MURRAY, CARL D.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR (:ASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90 10150 06

MURRAY, ROBERT F.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS 41

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE 90 1221 P90-10122 06

MURRAY, STEPHEN R.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90 661 P90-10066 06

MURRIN, THOMAS

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

INASA RELEASE 90-251 P90-10025 06

MUSGRAVE, FRANKLIN STORY

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS 45}

INASA RELEASE-90 721 P90-10072 06

MUSTIN, HENRY C.

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB:

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

N

NAGEL, A. L.

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE CONCEPT FOR JETLINER

FUEL ECONOMY

) NASA RELEASE-90-1151 P90-10115 06

NAGEL, STEVEN R.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

[NASA RELEASE-90-44) P90-10044 06

NAGY, ANDREW F.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

NELSON, JON THOMAS

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

rNASA RELEASE-90-87) P90-10087 06

NELSON, ROBERT M.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE 90-150] P90-10150 06

NEUKUM, GERHARD

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASS)NI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

NEWMAN, JAMES H.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

I NASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

NICHOLSON, LEONARD S.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE 90-63 ) P90-10063 06

HYDROGEN LEAK DISCOVERED ON SHUTTLE

ATLANTIS

I NASA RELEASE-90 891 P90 10089 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE 90 1221 P90-10122 06

NICOGOSSIAN, ARNAULD

US AND U S S R CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

INASA RELEASE-90-1301 P90-10130 06

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-90-1351 P90-10135 06

U S /U S S R SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

INASA RELEASE-90-1381 P90-10138 06

NICOLLIER, CLAUDE

NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 M_XED FLEET

MANIFEST

[NASA RELEASEg0 1581 P90-10158 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

NISHIMURA, JUN

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN GEOTAIL AGREEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-90 4 I P90-10004 06

NOCI, GIANCARLO

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90 1221 P90-10122 06

NOELLE, DALE

PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

P9O- 10181 05

NONEMAN, STEVEN

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-63 I P90-10063 06

NUTH, VANNAROTH

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-87 ) P90-10087 06

0

O'BRIEN, JOHN E.

NASA ESTABLISHES SPACE COMMERCE STEERING

GROUP

i NASA RELEASE 90-1 t21 P90-10112 06

PARKER, ROBERT ALLAN RIDLEY

O'CONNOR, BRYAN D.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 ) P90-10044 06

O'DELL, C. ROBERT

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 I P90-10044 06

OBERTH, HERMANN

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 I P90-10044 06

OCHOA, ELLEN

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

I NASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

OR, JIRYUN

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

I NASA RELEASE-90-160] P90-10160 06

OLIVlER, JEAN R.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 ] P90-10044 06

ORZECHOWSKh R. E.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE"

[ NASA RELEASE-90-94 I P90-10094 06

OSHIMA, TOMOJI

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

INASA RELEASE-90 1061 P90-10t06 06

OSTRO, STEVEN J.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

OSWALD, STEPHEN S.

ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL

MICROGRAVITY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1 I P90-10001 06

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

OTTERBEIN, MANFRED

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-66) P90-10066 06

OUSLEY, GILBERT W., SR.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

OWEN, TOBIAS C.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

P

PAINE, THOMAS

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C

P90-10174 05

PALOMA, JUAN

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

PARISE, RONALD A.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-I0160 045

PARKER, ROBERT ALLAN RIDLEY

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 ] P90-10044 06

B-11
PAWLICK, JOSEPH F., JR.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-63} P90-10063 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

PAWUCK, ,JOSEPH F., JR.

COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

PLANNED

INASA RELEASE-90-83] P90-10083 06

PECKHAM, SCOTT DALE

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-87] P90-10087 06

PEDERSEN, KENNETH S.

FINARELLI NAMED ACTING HEAD OF EXTERNAL

RELATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-107 J P90-10107 06

PELLERIN, CHARLES J., JR.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90_631 P90-10063 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

HST TAKES FAMILY PORTRAIT OF STARS OUTSIDE

MILKY WAY

INASA RELEASE-90-1111 P90-10111 06

PENZAIS, ARNO

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

{NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

PIERRY, TflOMAS W.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

[NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

PETERSEN, RICHARD H.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-63_ P90-10063 06

PETIERSON, GREGORY S.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

[NASA RELEASE-90-44J P90-10044 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

[NASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

PETERSON, THOMAS CARL

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

PETERSON, VICTOR L

PETERSON NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AMES

RESEARCH CENTER

{NASA RELEASE-90-361 P90-10036 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-63 P90-10063 06

PETIERSON, WILLIAM K.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

NASA RELEASE*90-94 P90.10094 06

PETRE, ROlllE RT

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

NASA RELEASE-90-66 P90-10066 06

_V, N. N.

U.S. AND U.S.S.R. AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

FROM SPACE

NASA RELEASE-90-105 P90-10105 06

PIFBdFIF, BOllERT F_ JR.

NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

IN KVVAJALEIN

NASA RELEASE-90-93 P90-10093 06

PICARDI, GIOVANNI

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-150 P90-10150 06

PIEPEFI, BRIAN

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

"EARTHSPACE'

NASA RELEASE-90-94 P90-10094 06

B-12

PIERCE, I.ARS LOWELL

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

PIERI, DAVID

JOINT NASA, USGS AND SOVIET TEAM TO STUDY

RUSSIAN VOLCANOES

I NASA RELEASE-90-124J P90-10124 06

PINE, DAVID J.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

PLATO

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE 247TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE

BIRTH OF THOMAS JEFFERSON; JEFFERSON

MEMORIAL TIDAL BASIN, WASHINGTON, D.C.

P90-10175 05

PLUMB, ALAN

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

ARCTIC

[NASA RELEASE-90-41J P90-10041 06

13011L HENRY O.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

POLLACK, JAMES B.

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

EVOLUTION THEORIES

{NASA RELEASE-90-1281 P90-10128 06

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

PONGRATZ, MORRIS B.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

POOL SAM

NEW TREATMENT EASES EFFECTS OF SPACE

MOTION SICKNESS

I NASA RELEASE-90 1551 P90-10155 06

PORCO, CAROLYN C.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

PORTER, ROGER

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DC

P90-I0171 05

PRAHL, JOSEPH M.

NASA SELECTS MICROGRAVITY MISSION PAYLOAD

SPECIALIST CANDIDATES

iNASA RELEASE-90-t08i P90-10108 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

PRECOURT, CHARLES J.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

PRICE, CHARLES R.

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF t990

I NASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

SPACE STATION INTEGRATED DESIGN REVIEW

COMPLETED

INASA RELEASE*90-1651 P90-10165 06

PRICE, ROBERT

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-66[ P90-10066 06

PRINCE, THOMAS A.

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER

I NASA RELEASE-90-151 I P90-10151 06

PROCASKY, E.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

INASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

PUDDY, DONALD R.

SHUTTLE CREW COMMANDERS REASSIGNED

[NASA RELEASE 90 961 P90-t0096 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

ASTRONAUT MCCULLEY TO RETIRE FROM THE

NAVY AND LEAVE NASA

[ NASA RELEASE-90-119 [ P90-10119 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS*41

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-122} P90-10122 06

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

I NASA RELEASE-90-161} P90-10161 06

TRULY TO IMPLEMENT IMMEDIATELY SOME

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-162} P90-10162 06

PURIFOY, DANA D.

NASA/USAF X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

PUBLIC VIEWING

INASA RELEASE-90-B4_ P90-10084 06

PUTCHA, LAKSHMI

NEW TREATMENT EASES EFFECTS OF SPACE

MOTION SICKNESS

INASA RELEASE-90-1551 P90-10155 06

Q

QUAYLE, DAN

VICE PRESIDENT EMPHASIZES WHITE HOUSE

SPACE COMMITMENT

INASA RELEASE-90-22] P90-10022 06

GODDARD TROPHY CEREMONY PLANNED AT

WHITE HOUSE

INASA RELEASE-90-42} P90-10042 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-741 P90-10074 06

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

P90-10168 05

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON. DC

P90-10171 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DC.

Pgo- 10174 05

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM; CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TOO FAR? P90-10176 05

REMARKS BY J R THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS Pgo- 10178 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

P90-10187 05

R

RADKE, LAWRENCE F.

SCIENTIST REPORTS POLLUTION IN CLOUDS CAN

COOL EARTH'S CLIMATE

INASA RELEASE-90-17J P90-10017 06

RANKIN, THOMAS

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE÷90-631 1:)90-10063 06

RAPLEY, CHRIS G.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1501 Pg0 10150 06

READDY, WILLIAM F.

ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL

MICROGRAVITY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1 I P90-10001 06

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA REL EASE-90-44 ] P90-10044 06
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

REAGAN, RONALO

RICHARD NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR COMMUNICATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-55{ P<:J0-10055 06

US AND USSR AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

FROM SPACE

[NASA RELEASE-90-1051 P90-10105 06

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO. FLORIDA P90-10190 05

REASONER, DAVID L.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

{NASA RELEASE-90-94] P90-10094 06

REEVES, WILLIAM D.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

{NASA RELEASE-90o44 J P90-10044 06

REIGHTLER, KENNETH S., JR.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-163 J P90-10163 06

REINS, LON

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

RICHARD, SUE MATHIS

RICHARD NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

ADMINISTRATOR FOR COMMUNICATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-90-551 P90-I0055 06

RICHARDS, RICHARD N.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44) P90-10044 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-122] P90-10122 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

]NASA RELEASE-90-163} P90-10163 06

RICHIE, WAYNE

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

RICKENBACKER, EDDIE

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

INASA RELEASE-90-351 P90-10035 06

RIDE, SALLY K.

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASH(NGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C.

Pg0-10174 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

RODNEY, GEORGE Jib

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

FINALISTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-621 P90-10062 06

HUBSLE BOARD OF INVESTIGATION NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-90-91 j P90-10091 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKWELL AND MAROTTA

INASA RELEASE-90-145] P90-t0145 06

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

ROEMER, HERBERT

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

{NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

ROGERS, BILL

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK P90-10182 05

ROSE, JAMES T.

COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

PLANNED

I NASA RELEASE-90-83t P90-10083 06

ROSEN, EUGENE

NASA RECEIVES AWARD FOR MINORITY BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-1541 P90-10154 06

ROSENTHAL, HARRY

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

ROSENTHAL MAX E.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-g0-441 P90-10044 06

ROSS, JERRY L.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

ROSS, LAWRENCE J.

NASA ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTS ROSS AS LEWIS

CENTER DIRECTOR

I NASA RELEASE-90-49J P90-10049 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-94) P90-10094 06

RUNCO, MARIO, JR.

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

I NASA RELEASE-90-721 P90-10072 06

RUSSELL, CHRISTOPHER

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

I NASA RELEASE-90-101 ] P90-10101 06

RUTLAND, GARY H.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-122t P90-10122 06

RYAN, JOSEPH E.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 i P90-10044 06

S

SACCO, ALBERT, JR.

NASA SELECTS MICROGRAVITY MISSION PAYLOAD

SPECIALIST CANDIDATES

I NASA RELEASE-90-1081 P90-10t08 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

SAHNOW, DAVID

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

]NASA RELEASE-90-57[ P90-10057 06

SASSEEN, GEORGE T.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHUGHTS STS-41

MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-I0122 06

SAUCIER, SIDNEY P.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-94 I P90-10094 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-122] P90-I0122 06

SCARF, FRED

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1011 P90-10101 06

SCARGLE, JEFFREY

NEW MOON DISCOVERED ORBITING PLANET

SATURN

INASA RELEASE-90-103] P90-10103 06

SCHNEIDER, EDWARD R.

NASA TO CONDUCT THRUST VECTORING

RESEARCH FLIGHTS

I NASA RELEASE-90-1361 P90-10136 06

SCHOEBERL, MARK

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

ARCTIC

INASA RELEASE-90-41 I P90-10041 06

SHRIVER, LOREN J.

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

]NASA RELEASE-90-137] P90.10137 06

SCHUL1-Z, STEVE

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

Pg0-10181 05

SCHWlNGHAMER, ROBERT

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

]NASA RELEASE-90-1271 P90.10127 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

SEARFOSS, RICHARD A.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-7} P90-10007 06

SEDDON, MARGARET RHEA

DISCOVEBY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASF. 90-44} P90-10044 06

SEGA, RONALO M.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

{NASA RELEASE-90-TJ P90.10007 06

SEITZ, PAUL F.

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

INASA RELEASE-90-127] P90-10127 06

SERLEMITSOS, PETER J.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-90-631 Pgo. 10063 06

SHAFER, RICHARD A.

EARLY COBE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

INASA RELEASE-90-SI P90-10005 06

SHAFFER, DIANNA

TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

SCHOOL

I NASA RELEASE.90-65] P90-10065 06

SHANNON, R.

HUBBLE BOARD OF INVESTIGATION NAMED

INASA RELEASE-90-91 I P90-10091 06

SHAW, BREWSTER HOPKINSON, JR.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-122} P90-10122 06

SHEPARD, ALAN BARTLETT, JR.

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

P90-10166 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, D,C P90-10191 05

SHEPHERD, WILLIAM M.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

(NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

SHERLOCK, NANCY J.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

SHERWOOD, B. J.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

SHOWALTER, MARK

NEW MOON DISCOVERED ORBITING PLANET

SATURN

INASA RELEASE-90-1031 P90-10103 06

SHRIVER, LOREN J.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HURDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 ) P90-10044 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

INASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

B-13
SHULZHENKO, EUGENE B.

SHULZHENKO, EUGENE B.

U_S AND U SSR CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

t NASA RELEASE-90-1301 P90-10t30 06

SICARDY, BRUNO

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-150J P90-10150 06

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSIN_

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

)NASA RELEASE-90-150J P90-I0150 06

SIECK, ROBERT B.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-63J P90-10063 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

SIEMERS, PAUL M., III

RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS TO MONITOR COLUMBIA

RE-ENTRY

[NASA RELEASE-90*8] P90-10008 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-63 t P90-10063 06

SILVERBERG, ROBERT P.

EARLY COSE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

( NASA RELEASE-90-5 ] P90-10005 06

SIMON, WILLIAM E.

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

SIMONS, DAVID J.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

INASA RELEASE-90-94 t P90-10094 06

SIMPSON, JOHN A.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

SIX, FRANK

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44] P90-10044 06

SLAYTON, DONALD KENT

LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

I NASA RELEASE-90-581 P90-10058 06

SMELSER, JERRY w.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT H_GHL_GHTS STS-41

MISSION

tNASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

SMITH, EDWARD J.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

SMITH, PETER G.

NEW DIRECTORS NAMED FOR INTERNATIONAL

AND INDUSTRY RELATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-90-201 P90-10020 06

SMITH, ROGERS E.

X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABILITY iN

'HIGH-ALPHA' FLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-90-521 P90-10052 06

NASA/USAF X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

PUBLIC VIEWING

I NASA RELEASE-90-84 I P90-10084 06

SMOLKA, JAMES

NASA F-15 DEMONSTRATES SELF-REPAiRING

FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM

1 NASA RELEASE-90-431 P90-10043 06

SMOOT, GEORGE F.

EARLY COBE RESULTS IN ACCORD W_TH BiG BANG

THEORY

I NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

COBE SPACECRAFT TAKES FIRST IMAGES OF

INTERSTELLAR DUST

INASA RELEASE-90-1401 Pg0 10140 06

SNEEGAS, STANLEY A.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE 90-941 P90-10094 06

B-14

SNYDER, ROBERT

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-9J P90-10009 06

SODEN, BRIAN JON

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-87 ] P90-10087 06

SODERBLOM, LAURENCE A.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

SOMMER, MICHAEL

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

SOTIN, CHRISTOPHE

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-150J P90-10150 06

SOUTHWOOD, DAVID J.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

SPENCER, ROY

SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITORING OF GLOBAL

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES

NASA RELEASE-90-45] P90-10045 06

SPITZER, LYMAN, JR.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

SPOELHOF, CHARLES P.

HUBBLE BOARD OF INVESTIGATION NAMED

I NASA RELEASE-90-91 I P90-10091 06

SPOONER, BRIAN S.

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-90-1351 P90-10135 06

SPRINGER, ROBERT C.

DPSCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

ASTRONAUT SPRINGER RETIRES FROM NASA,

MARINE CORPS

INASA RELEASE-90-159t P90-10159 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE*90-1601 P90-10160 06

SOUYRES, STEVEN W,

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSIN4

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

STAFFORD, THOMAS PATTEN

NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-741 P90-10074 06

RESPONSE TO SEI OUTREACH PROGRAM STRONG,

NASA SAYS

INASA RELEASE-90-114 I P90-10114 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSWLLE_ ALABAMA

P90-10187 05

STECHER, THEODORE P.

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

STEERS, LOUIS L.

NASA F-16XL AIRCRAFT LAMINAR FLOW STUDIES

SET TO BEGIN

I NASA RELEASE-90-591 P90-10059 06

STEIDEL, CHARLES C.

HUBBLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

I NASA RELEASE-90-381 P90-10038 06

STENNIS, JOHN

MISSiSSiPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION P90-10185 05

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

STEWART, JAMES F.

NASA F-15 DEMONSTRATES SELF-REPAIRING

FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-90-43] P90-10043 06

STOLARSKI, RICHARD

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

I NASA RELEASE-90.1371 P90-10137 06

STONE, ROBERT G.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

STOTTLEMYER, DAVID L.

NEW DIRECTORS NAMED FOR INTERNATIONAL

AND INDUSTRY RELATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-90-201 P90-10020 06

STRANGEWAY, ROBERT

PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

(NASA RELEASE-90-101 ] P90-10101 06

STROBEL, DARRELL F.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

STRUB, 1. H.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

STURM, ROBERT

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-631 P90*10063 06

SULLIVAN, KATHRYN D.

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED;

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

INASA RELEASE+90-131 P90-10013 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

I NASA RELEASE-90-721 P90-10072 06

SUNWOO, YOUNG

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-87 I P90-10087 06

SWALIN, RICHARD M.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE _N EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

SWORDS, WILLIAM A.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-94 I P90-10094 06

SZALAI, KENNETH J.

NEW AMES RESEARCH CENTER DEPUTY DFRECTOR

TO HEAD AMES-DRYDEN

[NASA RELEASE-90-149J P90-10149 06

SZCZUZCEWICZ, EDWARD P.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

INASA RELEASE-90-94f P90-10094 06

SZILAGYI, ANDREA

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

T

TAYLOR, WILLIAM E.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

1NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

TAYLOR, WILLIAM W. L.

NASA NAMES TAYLOR CHIEF SCIENTIST FOR

FREEDOM SPACE STATION

I NASA RELEASE-90-61 I P90-10061 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

I NASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

TESCH, GARY

HUBBLE BOARD OF INVESTIGATION NAMED

I NASA RELEASE-90-91 I P90-10091 06
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

THAGARD, NORMAN E.

ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL

MICROGRAVITY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1[ P90-10001 06

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-90-9[ P90-10009 06

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED;

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-I

[NASA RELEASE-90-13} P90-10013 06

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

[NASA RELEASE-90-44] P90-10044 06

THOOARSON, THORVALDUR

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-90-87] P90-10087 06

THOMAN, BRUCE

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-63] P90-I0063 06

THOMAS, DONALD A.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-90-7[ P90-10007 06

THOMAS, JAMES A.

TRULY MAKES KEY APPOINTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-3] P90-10003 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-90-122] P90-10122 06

THOMAS, JOHN

U,S./U_S.S,R, SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

{NASA RELEASE-90-138[ P90-10138 06

THOMAS, PETER C.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-150J P90-10150 06

THOMPSON, JAMES R., JR.

VICE PRESIDENT EMPHASIZES WHITE HOUSE

SPACE COMMITMENT

[ NASA RELEASE-90-22] P90-10022 06

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH CONSORTIUM OF

MINORITY UNIVERSITIES

[NASA RELEASE-90-79[ P90-10079 06

STATEMENT BY NASA DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR ON

LAUNCH OF CRRES/ATLAS-1

[NASA RELEASE-90-104] P90-10104 06

NASA ESTABLISHES SPACE COMMERCE STEERING

GROUP

[NASA RELEASE-90-112[ P90-10112 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90o122] P90_10122 06

NASA TO COSPONSOR SMALL BUSINESS

PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-9(_132J P90-10132 06

NASA RENAMES EXCELLENCE AWARD FOR

GEORGE M. LOW

[NASA RELEASE-90-143[ P90-10143 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKWELL AND MAROTTA

[NASA RELEASE-90-145[ P90-10145 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

[NASA RELEASE-90-160[ P90-10160 06

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

P90-10t68 05

+ ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C

P90-10171 05

+ 28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C.

P90-10174 05

+ GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT-- HAS NASA GONE

TOO FAR? P90-10176 05

+ REMARKS BY J R. THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10178 05

-F SPACE SHUTTLE TO LUNAR ORBIT; EXCERPTS

FROM REMARKS TO: 9TH INTERNATIONAL SPACE

DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE P90-10180 05

NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY P90-10188 05

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

THORNTON, KATHRYN C.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUFFLE FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-163[ P90-10163 06

THROCKMORTON, DAVID A.

RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS TO MONITOR COLUMBIA

RE-ENTRY

[NASA RELEASE-90-8] P90-10008 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90_63[ P90-10063 06

THUOT, PIERRE J.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-163] P90-10163 06

TILFORD, SHELBY G.

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-9_87} P90-10087 06

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH FEATURED IN

EDUCATION VIDEO BROADCAST

[NASA RELEASE-90-123[ P90-10123 06

TOMEY, TOMMY A.

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-122[ P90-10122 06

TOWNSEND, JACK

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TOO FAR? P90-10176 05

TOWNSEND, JOHN W., JR.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

[NASA RELEASE-90-44] P90-10044 06

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER DIRECTOR

PLANS RETIREMENT

[NASA RELEASE-90-50] P90-10050 06

TRULY APPOINTS KLINEBERG AS DIRECTOR OF

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

[NA N RELEASE-90°51[ P90-10051 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-63[ P90-10063 06

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-90-66{ P90-10066 06

TRAINOR, JAMES

TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER P90-10183 05

TRINH, EUGENE N.

NASA SELECTS MICROGRAVITY MISSION PAYLOAD

SPECIALIST CANDIDATES

[NASA RELEASE-90-108J P90-10108 06

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-163} P90-10163 06

TRIPPENSEE, GARY

X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABILITY IN

'HIGH-ALPHA' FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-90-521 P90-10052 06

TRUEMPER, J.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE*90-66[ P90-10066 06

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON

TRULY MAKES KEY APPOINTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-3[ P90-10_O3 06

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN GEOTAIL AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-90-4[ P90-10004 06

MANAGEMENT OF POLAR PLATFORM TO CHANGE

{NASA RELEASE-90-101 P90-10010 06

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON

VICE PRESIDENT EMPHASIZES WHITE HOUSE

SPACE COMMITMENT

[NASA RELEASE-90-22 P90-10022 06

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

NASA RELEASE-90-25 P90-10025 06

AERONAUTICS/EXPLORATION/TECHNOLOGY

ICES MERGER COMPLETED

NASA RELEASE-90-32 P90-10032 06

MARTY KRESS TO HEAD NEWLY ORGANIZED

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS OFFICE

NASA RELEASE-90-33 P90-10033 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR INVITES LOCAL STUDENTS

TO SHUTTLE LAUNCHES

NASA RELEASE-90-48 P90-10048 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTS ROSS AS LEWIS

CENTER DIRECTOR

NASA RELEASE-90-49 P90-10049 06

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER DIRECTOR

PLANS RETiREFJI,ENT

NASA RELEASE-90-50 P90-10050 06

TRULY APPOINTS KLINEBERG AS DIRECTOR OF

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10051 06

NINE FIRMS NAMED NASA EXCELLENCE AWARD

FINALISTS

NASA RELEASE-90-62 P90-10062 06

TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

SCHOOL

NASA RELEASE-90-65 P90-10065 06

NASA ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCED

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE-90-74 P90-10074 06

SPACE GRANT COLLEGE AND FELLOWSHIP

PROGRAM PHASE II ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-90-75 P90-10075 06

NASA ANNOUNCED NEXT STEPS IN SPACE

EXPLORATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE-90-81 P90-10081 06

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

COOPERATION

NASA RELEASE-90-106 P90-10106 06

FINARELLI NAMED ACTING HEAD OF EXTERNAL

RELATIONS

NASA RELEASE-90-107 P90-10107 06

NASA ESTABLISHES SPACE COMMERCE STEERING

GROUP

NASA RELEASE-90-112 _ P90-10112 06

RESPONSE TO SEI OUTREACH PROGRAM STRONG,

NASA SAYS

;NASA RELEASE-90-114{ P90-10114 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

NASA RELEASE*90-122[ P90-10122 06

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION RESEARCH GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-90-126[ P90-10126 06

NASA AND FAA SIGN AVIATION RESEARCH

AGREEMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-90-131] P90-10131 06

U.S./U.S.S.R SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

[NASA RELEASE-90-138] P90-10138 06

NASA RENAMES EXCELLENCE AWARD FOR

GEORGE M LOW

[NASA RELEASE-90-143] P90-10143 06

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

ROCKWELL AND MAROi-rA

INASA RELEASE-90-1451 P90-10145 06

NASA RECEIVES AWARD FOR MINORITY BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-90-154} P90-_0154 06

REVIEW OF U.S/JAPAN SPACE COOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-90-156] P90-10156 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

[NASA RELEASE-90-160] P90-10160 06

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WiTH TASK FORCE

[NASA RELEASE-90-161 ] P90-10161 06

TRULY TO IMPLEMENT IMMEDIATELY SOME

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS

INASA RELEASE-90-162J P90-10162 06

+ NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

P90-10166 05

B-15
TRUMP, DONALD

+ TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM; ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA

P90-10168 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE ON GLOBAL CLIMATE

CHANGE Pg0-10169 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY: ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT;

DEARBORN. MICHIGAN P90-10170 05

+ ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DC

P90-10171 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA; LOS

ANGELES. CALIFORNIA P90-I0172 05

+ STATEMENT OF RICHARD H TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE; COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION; UNITED STATES SENATE

P90-10173 05

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM; SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES; AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D C

P90-10174 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE 247TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE

BIRTH OF THOMAS JEFFERSON; JEFFERSON

MEMORIAL TIDAL BASIN, WASHINGTON. O C

P90-10175 05

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TOO FAR? P90-10176 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB:

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

REMARKS BY J R THOMPSON. NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR. BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS PgO- 10178 05

+ PRESS CONFERENCE OUTREACH PROGRAM

P90-10181 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK P90-10182 05

+ TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER P90-t0183 05

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH EROS DATA CENTER

DEDICATION; SIOUX FALLS, SD P90-10184 05

+ MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION P90-10185 05

+ SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA. CALIFORNIA

P90-10186 05

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

P90-10187 05

+ NASA HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY Pgo- 10188 05

+ WELCOMING REMARKS EISENHOWER

CENTENNIAL SPACE ROUNDTABLE: A LOOK TO THE

FUTURE P90-10189 05

+ SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE; TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA P90-10190 05

+ EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, DC P90-10191 05

+ EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; DALLAS, TEXAS

PgO- 10192 05

+ THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN,

KANSAS PgO- 10193 05

TRUMP, DONALD

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK. NEW YORK P90-10182 05

B-16

TURCO, RICHARD

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

ARCTIC

INASA RELEASE-90-411 P90-10041 06

TURNER, DARREL

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

{NASA RELEASE-90-44] P90-10044 06

TURNER, RICHARD WARNER

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

TUTWILER, DON

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-66J P90-10066 06

U

UNDERWI_D, THOMAS C.

ADVANCED TRACKING AND DATA RELAY

SATELLITE PHASE 8 RFP RELEASED

[NASA RELEASE-90-21 P90-10002 06

URBAN, EUGENE

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-63r P90-10063 06

UTSMAN, THOMAS E.

TRULY MAKES KEY APPOINTMENTS

I NASA RELEASED90-31 P90-10003 08

V

VALENTINE, RICHARD E.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

VAN ALLEN, JAMES

PIONEER 10 MARKS NEW EPOCH IN SOLAR SYSTEM

EXPLORATION

I NASA RELEASE-90-1251 P90-10125 06

VAN OVEREEM, JOHN

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

INASA RELEASE-90-571 P90-10057 06

VAUGHAN, CHESTER

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

INASA RELEASE-90-127i P90-10127 06

VEVERKA, JOSEPH

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

t NASA RELEASE-90-150 J Pg0-10150 06

VITOUSEK, PETER

NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

BURNING ON GREENHOUSE GAS

NASA RELEASE-90-671 P90-10067 06

VOGEL, MANFRED

HUBBLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

NASA RELEASE-90-381 P90-I0038 08

VOLLAND, HANS

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

VOLPE, FRANK

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-I0063 06

VON BRAUN, WERHNER

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON. O C

P90-10174 05

REMARKS BY J. R THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS P90-10178 05

VOSS, JAMES S.

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

I NASA RELEASE-90-721 P90-10072 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

VOSS, JANICE E.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-7} P90-10007 06

W

WAHLQUIST, HUGO D.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-150] P90-10150 06

WALDROP, MITCR

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

WALKER, BOB

ADDRESS TO: THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB;

L'ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL. WASHINGTON, D.C.

P90-10171 05

WALKER, DAVID M.

SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

(STS-43, STS-44, STS-45)

INASA RELEASE-90-72} P90-10072 06

SHUTTLE CREW COMMANDERS REASSIGNED

I NASA RELEASE-90-96 ] Pgo- 10096 06

WALKER, JAMES

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

EVOLUTION THEORIES

I NASA RELEASE-90-128 ] P90-10128 06

WALTERBOS, RENE A. M.

HUBBLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

INASA RELEASE-90-381 P90-10038 06

WALTERS, RAYMOND

U S/U S.S.R. SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

INASA RELEASE-90-1381 P90-10138 06

WALZ, CARL E,

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-TJ P90-t0007 06

WANG, OUINDE

HUBBLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

JNASA RELEASE-90-381 P90-10038 06

WASHINGTON, GEORGE

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

I NASA RELEASE-90-251 P90-10025 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE 247TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE

BIRTH OF THOMAS JEFFERSON; JEFFERSON

MEMORIAL TIDAL BASIN, WASHINGTON, DC

P90-10175 05

WATKINS, JAMES

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

I NASA RELEASE-90-251 P90-10025 06

WATSON, ROBERT

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

PREVIOUS LEVELS

INASA RELEASE-90 1371 P90-10137 06

WEBB, JIM

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

P90-10187 05

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, DC P90-10191 05

WEEKS, RALPH

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-44 I P90-10044 06

WEFALD, JON

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY. MANHATTAN,

KANSAS P90-10193 05

WEtDENHOFER, KAREN

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1801 P90 10180 06
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

WEILER, EDWARD J.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

{NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-90-631 P90-10063 06

HST TAKES FAMILY PORTRAIT OF STARS OUTSIDE

MILKY WAY

I NASA RELEASE-90-111 j P90-10111 06

WEISHAMPEL, JOHN FREDERICK

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

[ NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

WEISS, RAINER

EARLY CODE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

I NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

WEITZ, PAUL JOSEPH

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-122J P90-10122 06

WENZEL, KLAUS-PETER

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

WESCOTT, GENE M.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

NASA RELEASE-90-94J P90-10094 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

NASA RELEASE-90-94{ P90-10094 06

WEST, ROBERT A.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

WESTPHAL, JAMES

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUDDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

NASA RELEASE-90-44 t P90-10044 06

WETHERBEE, JAMES D.

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUFFLE FLIGHTS

NASA RELEASE-90-1631 P90-10163 06

WEYERS, V. J.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

WHIPPLE, FRED

NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

COMET AUSTIN

NASA RELEASE-90-571 P90-10057 06

WHITE, EDWARD HIGGINS, II

APOLLO 204 SPACECRAFT TO BE STORED AT CAPE

CANAVERAL AF STATION

NASA RELEASE-90-601 P90-10060 0,6

APOLLO 204 CAPSULE TO REMAIN AT THE LANGLEY

RESEARCH CENTER

{NASA RELEASE-BCI-76] P90-10076 06

WHITE, RONALD

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10009 06

WHITSETI", CHARLES E.

ASTRONAUT MCCANDLESS RETIRES FROM NASA.

NAVY

INASA RELEASE*90-1211 P90-10121 06

WHITTAKER, WILLIAM L.

CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPS

PLANETARY ROBOT FOR NASA

t NASA RELEASE-90-69 t PBO- _0069 08

WIER, B. d.

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

I NASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

WlFJJELS, SUSAN ELIZABETH

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

WILDER, STEUART

HUDDLE TO OBSERVE SATURN'S GREAT WHITE

SPOT

I NASA RELEASE-90-1461 P90-10146 06

WILCOX, BRIAN

NASA'S JET PROPULSION LABORATORY TESTS

PLANETARY ROVER

INASA RELEASE-90-851 P90-10085 06

WILCUTT, TERRENCE W.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

I NASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

WILEY, WARREN

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

{NASA RELEASE-90-1271 P90-10127 06

WILKINS, DAVE

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1221 P90-10122 06

WILKINSON, DAVID T.

EARLY CORE RESULTS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

{NASA RELEASE-90-51 P90-10005 06

WILLIAMS, DONALD E.

VETERAN SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT WILLIAMS TO

RETIRE FROM NASA, NAVY

{NASA RELEASE-90-31 I P90-10031 06

ULYSSES DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-41

MISSION

{NASAFIELEASE.90-1221 P00-I0122 06

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

INASA RELEASE-90-1601 P90-10160 06

WILSON, GERALD

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINtSTRATION: ADMIRAL TRULY'S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE P90-10167 05

WILSON, ROBERT

OtSCOVERY TO STATtON HUDDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

I NASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

WILSON, WOODROW

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

WINCHELL, JERRY

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-66J P90-10066 06

WINEGARD, WILLIAM

TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

SCHOOL

INASA RELEASE-90-65t P90-10065 06

WISNER, J. D.

TRULY PRESENTED SPACE MODEL BY CANADIAN

SCHOOL

INASA RELEASE-90-651 P90-10065 06

WISOFF, PETER J. K.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

I NASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

WITZLING, JAY

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90-66{ P90-10066 06

WOJTALIK, FRED S.

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUDDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE IN EARTH ORBIT

INASA RELEASE-90-441 P90-10044 06

WOLF, DAVID A.

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10007 06

WOMACK, JAMES L

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

I NASA RELEASE-90-661 P90-10066 06

CRRES LAUNCH SET FOR JULY TO STUDY

'EARTHSPACE'

INASA RELEASE-90-941 P90-10094 06

ZARON, EDWARD D.

WOMER, ROD

X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABILITY IN

'HIGH-ALPHA' FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-90-521 P90-10052 06

NASA/USAF X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

PUBLIC VIEWING

iNASA RELEASE-90-84} P90-10084 06

WOOD, CHARLES A.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-150} P90-10150 06

WOOD, JANET H.

HUDDLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

NASA RELEASE-90-38] P90-10038 06

WORLUND, A. L

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

INVESTIGATION TEAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-127] P90-10127 06

WORMINGTON, JOHN R.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

NASA RELEASE-90-66] P90-10066 06

WRIGHT, DON

NASA ENGINEERS AND MARINE SCIENTISTS TEST

BAY CLEAN-UP TECHNOLOGY

INASA RELEASE-90-56} P90-I0056 06

WRIGHT, EDWARD L.

EARL Y CORE RESUL TS IN ACCORD WITH BIG BANG

THEORY

NASA RELEASE-90-5] P90-10005 06

WRIGHT, ORVILLE

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

NASA RELEASE-90-351 P90-10035 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOB

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN,

KANSAS P90-10193 05

WRIGHT, WILBUR

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

ACHIEVEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-90-351 P90-10035 06

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M. LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN,

KANSAS P90-10193 05

WYNNE, RANDOLPH H.

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

Y

YANNV, BRIAN P.

HURDLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

ESTABLISHED

I NASA RELEASE-90-381 P90-10038 06

YEAGER, CHUCK

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P90-10177 05

YOUNG, DAVID T.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

Z

ZAHNLE, KEVIN

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

EVOLUTION THEORIES

INASA RELEASE-90-1281 P90-10128 06

ZARON, EDWARD D.

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-90-871 P90-10087 06

B-17
ZEBKER, HOWARDA.

_BKER, HOWARD A.

NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-90-1501 P90-10150 06

RENYI

NASA SELECTS 37 STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL

CHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-90-87[ P90-10087 06

_IRMANN, H. g.

ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-90_o6J P90-10066 06

Z_Y, E. VINCENT

RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS TO MONITOR COLUMBIA

RE-ENTRY

[NASA RELEASE-90-S] P90-10008 06

COLUMBIA TO FLY ASTRONOMY MISSION

INASA RELEASE-90-63] P90-10063 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

_18
SECT.ON3 NEWS RELEASE NUMBER INDEX

,NDEXTONASANEWSRELEASES ANOSPEEC.ES 1,,0 APRIL1,,1

Typical News Release Number

Index Listing

I NEWSRELEASEI I REFERENCE NUMBER J SECTION NUMBER

I I

NASA RELEASE-90-56 .......................... P90-10056 06

r i

ACCESSION NUMBER I

This index correlates each news release number

with its corresponding accession number. Following the accession number is a two-digit number

(05 or 06) identifying the index section where the

complete citation appears. News release numbers

that were assigned but not used in this index have

been omitted from this listing.

NASA RELEASE-90-1 .............................. 1:)90-10001 06

NASA RELEASE-90-2 .............................. 1°90-10002 06

NASA RELEASE-90-3 .............................. 1°90-10003 06

NASA RELEASE-90-4 .............................. Pg0-10004 06

NASA RELEASE-90-5 .............................. P90-10005 06

NASA RELEASE-90-6 .............................. P90-10006 06

NASA RELEASE-90-7 .............................. 1:>90-10007 06

NASA RELEASE-90-8 .............................. P90-10008 06

NASA RELEASE-90-9 .............................. P90-10009 06

NASA RELEASE-90-10 ............................ Pg0-10010 06

NASA RELEASE-90-11 ............................ P90-10011 06

NASA RELEASE-90-12 ............................ P90-10012 06

NASA RELEASE-90-13 ............................ P90-10013 06

NASA RELEASE-90-14 ............................ P90-10014 06

NASA RELEASE-90-15 ............................ 1°90-10015 06

NASA RELEASE-90-16 ............................ P90-10016 06

NASA RELEASE-90-17 ............................ 1:>90-10017 06

NASA RELEASE-90-18 ............................ P90-10018 06

NASA RELEASE-90-19 ............................ P90-10019 06

NASA RELEASE-90-20 ............................ P90-10020 06

NASA RELEASE-90-21 ............................ Pgo- 10021 06

NASA RELEASE-90-22 ............................ P90-10022 06

NASA RELEASE-90-23 ............................ P90-10023 06

NASA RELEASE-90-24 ............................ P90-10024 06

NASA RELEASE-90-25 ............................ P90-10025 06

NASA RELEASE-90-26 ............................ P90-10026 06

NASA RELEASE-90-27 ............................ P90-10027 06

NASA RELEASE-90-28 ............................ P90-10028 06

NASA RELEASE-90-29 ............................ P90-10029 06

NASA RELEASE-90-30 ............................ P90-10030 06

NASA RELEASE-90-31 ............................ P90-10031 06

NASA RELEASE-90-32 ......... i.................. P90-10032 06

NASA RELEASE-90-33 ............................ P90-10033 06

NASA RELEASE-90-34 ............................ P90-10034 06

NASA RELEASE-90-35 ............................ P90-10035 06

NASA RELEASE-90-36 ............................ 1::=90-10036 06

NASA RELEASE-90-37 ............................ P90-10037 06

NASA RELEASE-90-38 ............................. P90-10038 06

NASA RELEASE-90-39 ............................ P90-10039 06

NASA RELEASE-90-40 ............................ P90-10040 06

NASA RELEASE-90-41 ............................ 1>90-10041 06

NASA RELEASE-90-42 ............................ P90-10042 06

NASA RELEASE-90-43 ............................ P90-10043 06

NASA RELEASE-90-44 ............................ P90-10044 06

NASA RELEASE-90-45 ............................ P90-10045 06

NASA RELEASE-90-46 ............................ Pg0-10046 06

NASA RELEASE-90-47 ............................ Pgo- 10047 06

NASA RELEASE-90-48 ............................ P90-10048 06

NASA RELEASE-90-49 ............................ P90-10049 06

NASA RELEASE-90-50 ............................ P90-10050 06

NASA RELEASE-90-51 ............................ P90-10051 06

NASA RELEASE-90*52 ............................ P90-10052 06

NASA RELEASE-90-53 ............................ P90-10053 06

NASA RELEASE-90-54 ............................ Pg0-10054 06

NASA RELEASE-90-55 ............................ P90-10055 06

NASA RELEASE-90-56 ............................ P90-1C056 06

NASA RELEASE-90-57 ............................ P90-1CO57 06

NASA RELEASE-90-58 ............................ P90-10058 06

NASA RELEASE-90-59 ............................ P90-10059 06

NASA RELEASE-90-60 ............................ P90-10060 06

NASA RELEASE-90_I ............................ P90-10061 06

NASA RELEASE-90_62 ............................ P90-10062 06

NASA RELEASE-90_3 ............................ P90-10063 06

NASA RELEASE-90-64 ............................ P90-10064 06

NASA RELEASE-90-65 ............................ 1::>90-10065 06

NASA RELEASE-90_6 ............................ P90-10066 06

NASA RELEASE-90-67 ............................ P90-10067 06

NASA RELEASE-90-68 ............................ P90-10068 06

NASA RELEASE-90-69 ............................ P90-10069 06

NASA RELEASE-90-70 ............................ P90-10070 06

NASA RELEASE-90-71 ............................ Pg0-10071 06

NASA RELEASE-90-72 ............................ P90-10072 06

NASA RELEASE-90-73 ............................ P90-10073 06

NASA RELEASE-90-74 ............................ P90-10074 06

NASA RELEASE-90-75 ............................ P90-10075 06

NASA RELEASE-90-76 ............................ P90-10076 06

NASA RELEASE-90-77 ............................ P90-10077 06

NASA RELEASE-90-78 ............................ P90-10078 06

NASA RELEASE-90-79 ............................ P90-10079 06

NASA RELEASE-90-80 ............................ P90-10080 06

NASA RELEASE-90-81 ............................ Pg0-10081 06

NASA RELEASE-90-82 ............................ t°90-10082 06

NASA RELEASEog0-83 ............................ P90-10083 06

NASA RELEASE-90-84 ............................ P90-10084 06

NASA RELEASE-90-85 ........................... P90-10085 06

NASA RELEASE-90-86 ............................ P90-10086 06

NASA RELEASE-90-87 ............................ Pg0-10087 06

NASA RELEASE-90-88 ............................ P90-10088 06

NASA RELEASE-90-89 ............................ P90-10089 06

NASA RELEASE-90-90 ............................ P90.I0090 06

NASA RELEASE-90-91 ............................ Pg0-10091 06

NASA RELEASE-90-92 ............................ P90-10092 06

NASA RELEASE-90-93 ............................ P90-10093 06

NASA RELEASE-90-94 ............................ 1°90-10094 06

NASA RELEASE-90-95 ............................ 1:>90-10095 06

NASA RELEASE-90-96 ............................ P90-10096 06

NASA RELEASE-90-97 ............................ 1:)90-10097 06

NASA RELEASE-90-98 ............................ 1:>90-10098 06

NASA RELEASE-90-99 ............................ P90-10099 06

NASA RELEASE-90-100 .......................... P90-10100 06

NASA RELEASE-90-101 .......................... P90-10101 06

NASA RELEASE-90-102 .......................... 1:)90-10102 06

NASA RELEASE-90-103 .......................... P90-10103 06

NASA RELEASE-90,-104 .......................... P90-10104 06

NASA RELEASE-90-105 .......................... P90-10105 06

NASA RELEASE-90-106 .......................... P90-10106 06

NASA RELEASE-90-107 .......................... P90-10107 06

NASA RELEASE-90-t08 .......................... P90-10108 06

NASA RELEASE-90-109 .......................... P90-10109 06

NASA RELEASE-90-110 .......................... P90-10110 06

NASA RELEASE-90-111 .......................... P90-10111 06

NASA RELEASE-90-112 .......................... P90-10112 06

NASA RELEASE-90-113 .......................... 1:)90-10113 06

NASA RELEASE-90-114 .......................... P90-10114 06

NASA RELEASE-90-115 .......................... P90-10115 06

NASA RELEASE-90-116 .......................... P9_10116 06

NASA RELEASE-90-117 .......................... 1°90-10117 06

NASA RELEASE-90-118 .......................... 1>90-10118 06

NASA RELEASE-90-119 .......................... P90-10119 06

NASA RELEASE-90-120 .......................... 1:)90-10120 06

NASA RELEASE-90-121 .......................... 1°90-10121 06

NASA RELEASE-90-122 .......................... P90-10122 06

NASA RELEASE-90-123 .......................... P90-10123 06

NASA RELEASE-90-124 .......................... 1>90-10124 06

NASA RELEASE-90-125 .......................... 1>90-10125 06

NASA RELEASE-90-126 .......................... 1:>90-10126 06

NASA RELEASE-90-127 .......................... 1:>90-10127 06

NASA RELEASE-90-128 .......................... P90-10128 06

NASA RELEASE-90-129 .......................... P90.10129 06

NASA RELEASE-90-130 .......................... 1°90-10130 06

NASA RELEASE-90-131 .......................... P90-10131 06

NASA RELEASE-90-132 .......................... P90-10132 06

NASA RELEASE-90-133 .......................... P90-10133 06

NASA RELEASE-90-134 .......................... P90-10134 06

NASA RELEASE-90-135 .......................... P90-10135 06

NASA RELEASE-90-136 .......................... P90-10136 06

NASA RELEASE-90-137 .......................... P90-10137 06

NASA RELEASE-90-138 .......................... 1:)90-10138 06

NASA RELEASE-90*139 .......................... P90-10139 06

NASA RELEASE-90-140 .......................... P90-10140 06

NASA R'ELEASE-90-141 .......................... P90-10141 06

NASA RELEASE-90-142 .......................... P90-10142 06

NASA RELEASE-90-143 .......................... P90-10143 06

NASA RELEASE-90-144 ......................... P90-10144 06

NASA RELEASE-90-145 .......................... P90-10145 06

NASA RELEASE-90-146 .......................... P90-10146 06

NASA RELEASE-90-147 .......................... P90-10147 06

NASA RELEASE-90-148 .......................... 1:=90-10148 06

NASA RELEASE-90-149 .......................... P90-10149 06

NASA RELEASE-90-150 .......................... P90-10150 06

NASA RELEASE-90-151 .......................... 1°90-10151 06

NASA RELEASE-90-152 .......................... P90-10152 06

NASA RELEASE-90-153 .......................... P90-10153 06

NASA RELEASE-90-154 ......................... P90-10154 06

NASA RELEASE-90-155 .......................... P90-10155 06

NASA RELEASE-90-156 ....................... P90-10156 06

NASA RELEASE-90-157 .......................... P90-10157 06

NASA RELEASE-90-158 .......................... Pg0-10158 06

NASA RELEASE-90-159 ........................ P'90-10159 06

NASA RELEASE-90-160 .......................... P90-10160 06

NASA RELEASE-90-161 .......................... P90-10161 06

NASA RELEASE-90-162 .......................... P90-10162 06

NASA RELEASE-90-163 ......................... Pg0-10163 06

NASA RELEASE-90-164 .......................... Pg0-10164 06

NASA RELEASE-90-165 .......................... P90-10165 06

C-1

SECTION4

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1990

ACCESSION NUMBER INDEX

APRIL 1991

Typical Accession Number

Index Listing

[ACCESSION I NEWS RELEASE I

NUMBER ] I NUMBER J

P90-10056 06 ......................... NASA RELEASE-90-56

I

IREFERENCE I

SECTION

NUMBER

This index correlates each accession number with

its corresponding news release number, if assigned. The accession number is followed by a

two-digit number (05 or 06) identifying the index

section where the complete citation appears. The

statement NO REPORT NUMBER appears for unnumbered news releases and speeches

P90-10001

P90 10002

P90-10003

P90-10004

P90-10005

P90-10006

P90-10007

P90-10008

P90-10009

P90-t0010

P90-10011

P90-10012

P90-10013

P90-10014

P90-10015

P90-10016

P90-10017

P90-10018

P90-10019

P90 10020

P90 10021

P90-10022

P90-10023

P90-10024

P90-10025

P90-10026

P90-10027

P90-10026

P90-10029

P90-10030

P90-10031

P90-10032

P90-10033

P90-10034

P90-10035

P90-10036

P90-10007

P90-10038

P90-10039

P90-10040

P90-10041

P90-10042

P90-10043

P90-10044

P_3-_0045

P90-10046

P90-10047

P90-10048

P90-I0049

P90-10050

P90-10051

P90-10052

P90-10053

P90-10054

P90-10055

06 ...................... NASA RELEASE-90-1

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-2

06 ........... NASA RELEASE-90-3

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-4

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-5

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-6

06 ................ NASA RELEASE-90-7

06 ................ NASA RELEASE-90-8

06 .................... NASA RELEASE-90-9

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-10

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90-11

06 ............ NASA RELEASE-90-12

06 ............. NASA RELEASE-90-13

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-14

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90q 5

06 ................ NASA RELEASE-90-16

06 ............ NASA RELEASE-90-17

06 ............... NASA RELEASE-90-18

06 ........... NASA RELEASE-90 19

06 ............ NASA REt EASE-90-20

06 ............. NASA RELEASE-90-21

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-22

06 ........... NASA RELEASE-90-23

06 ............ NASA RELEASE-90-24

06 ........... NASA RELEASE-90-25

06 ............... NASA RELEASE-90-26

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-27

06 ........... NASA RELEASE-90-28

045 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-29

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90-30

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90-31

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-32

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90.33

06 ...................... NASA RELEASE-90-34

06 ...................... NASA RELEASE-90-35

06 .................... NASA RELEASE-90-36

06 ...................... NASA RELEASE-90-37

06 ...................... NASA RELEASE-90-38

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90-39

06 .................... NASA RELEASE-90-40

06 ...................... NASA RELEASE-90-41

06 ...................... NASA RELEASE-90+42

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-90-43

06 .................... NASA RELEASE-90-44

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-gOo45

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90-46

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90-47

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-90 48

06 .................... NASA RELEASE-90-49

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-50

06 ................ NASA RELEASE-90-51

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-52

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-53

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90-54

06 ...................... NASA RELEASE-90-55

P90-10056

P90-10057

PB0-10058

P90 - 10059

PBO- 10060

P90-10061

PBO- 10062

P 90-10063

P90-10064

P90-10065

P90-10066

PB0-10067

Pg0-10O68

P90-10069

P90-10070

P90-10071

PB0-1 00 72

P90-10073

P90-10074

P90-10075

_0- f O076

PB0-10077

PB0-1 00 78

P90-1 OO79

P90-10080

P90-10081

Pg'0-10082

PBO- 10083

P90-10084

P90-10085

P90- t 0086

PB0 - 19087

PBO- 10088

PBO- 10089

P90-I0090

P90-I0091

PBO- 10092

PB0-10093

PB0- t O094

PBO- 1 OO95

PBO- 10096

PBO- 10097

Pg0-10098

P90-1 O099

P90-10100

P90-10101

P90-t0102

P90-10103

P90-10104

P90-10105

P90-10106

P90-10107

P90-10108

P90-10109

P90-10110

P90-10111

P£'0-10112

P90-10113

P90-10114

P90-10115

P90-10116

P90-10117

P90+10118

P90-10119

P90-10120

P90*10121

P90-I0122

P90-10123

P90-10124

P90-10125

P90-10126

P90-10127

P90-10128

P90-10129

P90-10130

P90-10131

P90-10132

P90-10133

P90-10134

P90-10135

P90-10136

P90-10137

P90-10138

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90-56 P90-10139

06 ............... NASA RELEASE-90-57 ImBO- f 0 f40

06 ................ NASA RELEASE-90-58 P90-10141

P90-10142

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-59

P90-10143

06 ............ NASA RELEASE-90-60 P90-10144

06 ................ NASA RELEASE-90+61 P90-10145

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90-62 P90-10146

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90-63 P90-10147

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-64 P90-10148

06 ................. NASA RE LEASE-90-e5 P90.10149

06 ............... NASA RELEASE-90-66 P90 10150

06 ................ NASA RELEASE-90-67 P90-10151

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-68 P90-10152

06 ............ NASA RELEASE-90-69 PBO 10153

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90-70 P90-10154

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-71 P90-10155

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90 72 P90-10156

06 .................... NASA RELEASE-90-73 P90-10157

06 .............. NASA RELEASE-90-74 P90-10158

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90-75 P90-10159

06 .............. NASA RELEASE-90.?6 P90-10160

06 ............. NASA RELEASE-90-77 P90-10161

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-78 P90-10162

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90-79 Pgo-10163

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90-80 Pg0-10164

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90-81 P90-10165

06 ...................... NASA RELEASE-90-82 P90-10166

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90-83 P90-10167

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90-84 PBO- 10168

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-85 P90-10169

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90-86 P90-10170

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-87 P90-10171

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90.88 P90-I0172

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90-89 P90-10173

06 ...................... NASA RELEASE-90-90 P90-10174

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90-91 P90-10175

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90-92 P90 10176

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-93 P90-I0177

06 .................... NASA RELEASE 90-94 P90-10178

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE 90-95 P90-10179

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90-96 P90-10180

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-90-97 P90-10181

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-98 P90-10182

06 ................ NASA RELEASE-90-99 P90-10183

06 ...................... NASA RELEASE-90-100 P90-10184

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-101 P90-10185

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-102 PBO 10186

06 .................. NASA RELEASE 90-103 P90-10187

06 ............. NASA RELEASE-90-104 P90-10188

06 .................... NASA RELEASE-90-105 P90-10189

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-106 PB0 10190

06 .............. NASA RELEASE 90-107 P90-10191

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90-108 P90-10192

06 ...................... NASA RELEASE-90-109 P90 10193

06 .................. NASA RELEASE-90-110

06 .................... NASA RELEASE-90 111

06 ..................... NASA RELEASE-90 112

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-90-113

06 ................... NASA RELEASE-90-114

0G ....................... NASA RELEASE-BO 115

06 ....................... NASA RELEASE-90-116

06 .................... NASA RELEASE-90-117

06 ............... NASA RELEASE-90-118

06 .............. NASA RELEASE-90-119

06 ................. NASA RELEASE-90-120

06 ................ NASA RELEASE-90-121

06 ................ NASA RELEASE-90-122

06 ............... NASA RELEASE-90-123

06 .............. NASA RELEASE-90 124

06 .................... NASA RELEASE-90-125

06 ....... NASA RELEASE-90-126

06 ......... NASA RELEASE-90-127

06 ........ NASA RELEASE-90-128

06 ......... NASA RELEASE-90-129

06 ....... NASA RELEASE-90-130

06 ............. N,_SA RELEASE-90-131

06 ............... NASA RELEASE-90-132

06 ..... NASA RELEASE-90-133

06 ..... NASA RELEASE-90 134

06 ........ NASA RELEASE-90-135

06 ..... NASA RELEASE-90-136

06 NASA RELEASE-90-137

06 ..... NASA RELEASE-90 138

06 . NASA RELEASE-90-139

06 NASA RELEASE-£O- 140

06 ...... NASA RELEASE-90-141

06 NASA RELEASE-90 142

06 NASA RELEASE-90-143

06 NASA RELEASE 90-144

06 NASA RELEASE 90-145

06 NASA RELEASE-90-146

06 .... NASA RELEASE 90-147

06 NASA RELEASE 90-148

06 ...... NASA RELEASE 90-149

06 NASA RELEASE 90-150

06 .... NASA RELEASE 90-151

06 ..... NASA RELEASE-90-152

06 ...... NASA RELEASE 90-153

06 .... NASA RELEASE-90-154

06 .... NASA RELEASE-90-155

06 ..... NASA RELEASE-90 156

06 ...... NASA RELEASE-90-157

06 ......... NASA RELEASE-90-158

06 .... NASA RELEASE-90-159

06 NASA RELEASE-90-160

06 ..... NASA RELEASE-90-161

06 NASA RELEASE-90-162

06 NASA RELEASE-90-163

06 .... NASA RELEASE-90-164

06 NASA RELEASE-90q 65

05 .... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ....... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ...... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ..... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 .......... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 .............. NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ....... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 NO REPORT NUMBER

05 NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ...... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ....... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ........ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 . NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ............ NO REPORT NUMBER

05 .......... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 .... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ..... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ......... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ......... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 ..... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 .... NO REPORT NUMBER

05 NO REPORT NUMBER

05 NO REPORT NUMBER

05 NO REPORT NUMBER

05 NO REPORT NUMBER

D-1

SECTION5

INDEXTONASANEWSRELEASESANDSPEECHES1990

SPEECHES

APRIL 1991

Typical Speech Entry

I ACCESSION [ NUMBER

OF

PAGES I NUMBER

__1_

P90-10189

-- EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE ON GLOBAL CLIMATE

CHANGE

TRULY. RICHARD HARRISON 26 iEB. t990 7p--

L_JI l RELEASE

This listing provides the complete citation for each

speech indexed in this publication. Included for

each speech are the title, name of speaker, date

of release, and other reference information.

P90-10166

NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE

TRULY RICHARD HARRISON 29 JAN 1990 15p

P90-10167

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION ADMIRAL TRULY S BUDGET NEWS

CONFERENCE

TRULY RICHARD HARRISON 29 JAN 1990 45p

P90-10168

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL ROCKET

PROPULSION SYMPOSIUM ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA

THOMPSON JAMES R JR 15 FEB 1990 7p

P90-10169

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DEUVERY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE ON GLOBAL CLIMATE

CHANGE

TRULY RICHARD HARRISON 26 FEB 1990 7p

P90-10170

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT:

DEARBORN MICHIGAN

TRULY RICHARD HARRISON 27 FEB 1990 7p

P90-10171

ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL SPACE CLUB.

L ENFANT PLAZA HOTEL WASHINGTON O C

TRULY RICHARD HARRISON 28 FEB 1990 1 lp

P90-10172

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO THE TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA LOS

ANGELES CALIFORNIA

TRULY RICHARD HARRISON 7 MAR 1990 10p

P90-10173

STATEMENT OF R_CHARD H TRULY BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND

SPACE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE SCIENCE AND

TRANSPORTATION UNITED STATES SENATE

TRULY RICHARD HARRISON 9 MAR 1990 13p

P90-10174

28TH GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION

I - HUMAN EXPLORATION INITIATIVES: AN OVERVIEW;

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D C.

THOMPSON, JAMES R, JR 15 MAR 1990 7p

P90-10175

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE 247TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE

BIRTH OF THOMAS JEFFERSON; JEFFERSON

MEMORIAL TIDAL BASIN. WASHINGTON, D.C

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 13 APR 1990 5p

P90-10176

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ENGINEERING

COLLOQUIUM: CONTRACTING OUT -- HAS NASA GONE

TOO FAR?

THOMPSON. JAMES R. JR 16 APR 1990 14p

P90-10177

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED' FOR

DELIVERY AT THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB;

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 19 APR 1990 6p

P90-10178

REMARKS BY J. R. THOMPSON, NASA DEPUTY

ADMINISTRATOR, BEFORE THE AVIATION SPACE

WRITERS

THOMPSON, JAMES R, JR. 21 APR. 1990 10p

P90-10179

OVERVIEW: MAJOR SPACE PROGRAMS;

PRESENTED TO: TREASURY EXECUTIVE INSTITUTE

FISK, LENNARD A. 24 MAY 1990 11p

P90-10180

SPACE SHUTTLE TO LUNAR ORBIT; EXCERPTS

FROM REMARKS TO: 9TH INTERNATIONAL SPACE

DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE

THOMPSON, JAMES R, JR. 30 MAY 1990 3p

P90-10181

PRESS CONFERENCE: OUTREACH PROGRAM

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 31 MAY 1990 31p

P90-10182

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE DOWN TOWN ASSOCIATION; NEW

YORK, NEW YORK

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 8 JUN 1990 7p

P90-10183

TALKING POINTS FOR 45TH ANNIVERSARY;

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT

CENTER

TRULY. RICHARD HARRISON 9 JUL 1990 4p

P90-10184

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH: EROS DATA CENTER

DEDICATION; SIOUX FALLS, SD

EtSK, LENNARD A 28 AUG 1990 10p

1>90-10185

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FALL FACULTY

CONVOCATION

TRULY RICHARD HARRISON 11 SEP 1990 7p

P90-10186

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS; PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 17 SEP 1990 6p

P90-10187

MYTH AND REALITY: NASA AND THE SPACE

EXPLORATION INITIATIVE; HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

ALDRICH, ARNOLD D 26 SEP 1990 1 l p

P90-10188

NASA HEADOUARTERS. HONOR AWARDS

CEREMONY

TRUL _ RICHARD HARRISON 3 OCT 1990 3p

P90-10189

WELCOMING REMARKS EISENHOWER

CENTENNIAL SPACE ROUNDTABLE: A LOOK TO THE

FUTURE

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 4 OCT. 1990 4p

P"gO-10190

SEVENTH ANNUAL NASA/CONTRACTORS

CONFERENCE: TOTAL QUALITY LEADERSHIP;

ORLANDO, FLORIDA

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 24 OCT 1990 5p

P90-10191

EXCERPTS OF REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY TO TECHNOLOGY 2000 CONFERENCE;

WASHINGTON, D.C.

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 27 NOV. 1990 8p

P90-10192

EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR

DELIVERY AT THE SYMPOSIUM FOR LINE PILOTS ON

MANAGING THE MODERN COCKPIT; DALLAS, TEXAS

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 5 DEC. 1990 13p

P90-10193

THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE: ALFRED M LANDON

LECTURE; KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN,

KANSAS

TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 12 DEC. 1990 13p

E-1

SECTION6

I

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1990

NEWS RELEASES

APRIL 1991

Typical News Release Entry

ACCESSION I

NUMBER

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED:

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

25 JAN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-13

This listing provides the complete citation for each

news release indexed in this publication, Included

for each news release are the title, date of release,

news release number (if any), and other reference

information

P90-10001

ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL

MfCROGRAVITY MISSION

2 JAN 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-1

I_JO- 10002

ADVANCED TRACKING AND DATA RELAY

SATELLITE PHASE B RFP RELEASED

3 JAN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-2

PgO- 10003

TRULY MAKES KEY APPOINTMENTS

5 JAN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-3

P90-10004

NASA AND JAPAN SIGN GEOTAIL AGREEMENT

8 JAN 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-4

P90-10005

EARLY COBE RESULTS IN ACCORD WqTH BIG BANG

THEORY

13 JAN 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90 5

1=90-10006

FIRING 'OLD' SHUTTLE ROCKET MOTORS HAS

BENEFITS FOR FUTURE

16 JAN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-6

P90-10007

1990 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SELECTED

17 JAN 1990 31D NASA RELEASE-90-7

!:'90-10008

RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS TO MONITOR COLUMBIA

RE-ENTRY

18 JAN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-8

PgO- 10009

NASA ANNOUNCED PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS FOR

SPACELAB IML-1 MISSION

19 JAN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-9

P90-10010

MANAGEMENT OF POLAR PLATFORM TO CHANGE

24 JAN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-10

P90-10011

LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY SHOWS FEW

SURPRISES

24 JAN 1990 2]3 NASA RELEASE-90-11

P90-10012

PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR SATELLITE SERVICER

FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION

24 JAN 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-12

P90-10013

SCIENCE PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED;

CARTER REPLACES CLEAVE ON IML-1

25 JAN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90=13

P90-10014

GLOBAL OUTPOST, INC., TO STUDY USES OF

SHUTTLE EXTERNAL TANKS

26 JAN 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-14

P90-10015

NASA RELEASES JANUARY 1990 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

ASSIGNMENTS MANIFEST

29 JAN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-15

P90-10016

INTERNATIONAL SPACE YEAR EDUCATION CONF.

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30 JAN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-16

P90-10017

SCIENTIST REPORTS POLLUTION IN CLOUDS CAN

COOL EARTH'S CLIMATE

1 FEB 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-17

P90- I0018

NASA SELECTS EIGHT RESEARCH SATELLITE

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1 FEB. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-gO-18

P¢_0.-10019

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY SET FOR SHIPMENT

TO FLORIDA LAUNCH SITE

2 FEB 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-19

P90-10020

NEW DIRECTORS NAMED FOR INTERNATIONAL

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1 FEB 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-9O-20

P90-10021

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

5 FEB 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-21

P90-10022

VICE PRESIDENT EMPHASIZES WHITE HOUSE

SPACE COMMITMENT

12 FEB 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-22

P90-10023

CLOSE-UP INSPECTION OF LONG DURATION

EXPOSURE FACILITY BEGINS

13 FEB 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-23

P90-10024

NASA ACQUIRES SUPERSONIC SR-71S ON LOAN

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14 FEB 1990 Ip NASA RELEASE-90-24

P90-10025

TRULY PROMOTES SCIENCE AND MATH DURING

NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK

14 FEB 1990 Ip NASA RELEASE-90-25

PgO- 10026

UCAR TO STUDY POSSIBLE USES OF EXTERNAL

TANKS

20 FEB 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-26

P90-10027

ROSAT SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT FLORIDA

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20 FEB t990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-27

190-10028

ASTRONAUT MULLANE TO RETIRE FROM NASA, AIR

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21 FEB 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-2B

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PIONEER 11 PASSES NEPTUNE'S ORBIT, LEAVES

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23 FEB, 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-29

P90-10030

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL REFERENCE HAS SPACE

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26 FEB. 1990 6p NASA RELEASE-90-30

P90-10031

VETERAN SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT WILLIAMS TO

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26 FEB. 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-31

P90-10032

AERONAUTICSEXPLORATIONTECHNOLOGY

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28 FEB. 1990 'tp NASA RELEASE-90-32

P90-10033

MARTY KRESS TO HEAD NEWLY ORGANIZED

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28 FEB 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-33

P90.,- 10034

ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES FOR NASA

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1 MAR 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-34

P90-10035

NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF

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1 MAR 1990 5p NASA RELEASE-90-35

PgO- 10036

PETERSON NAMED DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AMES

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6 MAR. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-36

P90-10037

NASA REVISES SPACE SHUTTLE MANIFEST

9 MAR. 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-9'0-37

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HUBBLE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

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15 MAR. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-38

P90-10039

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES

GLOBAL BURNING

13 MAR, 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-39

P90-10040

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORT ACCEPTANCE LINKED TO

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13 MAR 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-40

PgO,.10041

STUDY DETECTS POSSIBLE OZONE LOSS OVER

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16 MAR 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-41

P90-10042

GODDARD TROPHY CEREMONY PLANNED AT

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16 MAR 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-42

P90-10043

NASA F-15 DEMONSTRATES SELF-REPAIRING

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23 MAR 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-43

P90-10044

DISCOVERY TO STATION HUBBLE SPACE

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APR 1990 45p NASA RELEASE-90-44

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SCIENTISTS ADVANCE MONITORING OF GLOBAL

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29 MAR. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-45

P90-10046

NASA CALLS FOR MIDDECK LOCKER MODULE

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30 MAR. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-46

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2 APR 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-47

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NASA ADMINISTRATOR INVITES LOCAL STUDENTS

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2 APR. 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-48

P90-10049

NASA ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTS ROSS AS LEWIS

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9 APR. 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-49

P90-10050

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER DIRECTOR

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9 APR 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-50

P90-10051

TRULY APPOINTS KUNEBERG AS DIRECTOR OF

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9 APR 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-51

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X-29 SHOWS UNEXPECTED MANEUVERABILITY IN

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9 APR 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-52

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NASA DEDICATES HUMAN PERFORMANCE LAB AT

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11 APR 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-53

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NASA EXPERIMENT TO BRIGHTEN EASTER SKY

13 APR 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-54

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RICHARD NAMED DEPUTY ASSOCIATE

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17 APR 1990 lp NASA RELEASE 90 55

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NASA ENGINEERS AND MARINE SCIENTISTS TEST

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19 APR 1990 3p NASA RELEASE 90 56

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NASA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS TO OBSERVE

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LAUNCH DATE SET FOR CONSORT 3

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NASA F 16X[ AIRCRAFT LAMINAR FLOW STUDIES

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3 MAY 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-64

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7 MAY 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-65

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ROSAT SPACECRAFT TO EXPLORE HIGH ENERGY

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MAY 1990 1Bp NASA RELEASE-90 66

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NASA STUDIES EFFECT OF TROPICAL-FOREST

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8 MAY 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-67

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14 MAY 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-68

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CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPS

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17 MAY 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-69

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ULYSSES SPACECRAFT ARRIVES AT CAPE TO

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17 MAY 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-70

P90-10011

DOD/NASA ANNOUNCE NATIONAL AERO-SPACE

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24 MAY 1990 1p NASA RELEASE-90-71

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SHUTTLE CREWS NAMED FOR 1991 MISSIONS

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24 MAY 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-72

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NEW ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT DIVISION

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25 MAY 1990 2p NASA RELEASE 90-73

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31 MAY 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-74

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31 MAY 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-75

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APOLLO 204 CAPSULE TO REMAIN AT THE LANGLEY

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31 MAY 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-76

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VETERAN ASTRONAUT HAWLEY TO ACCEPT

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7 JUN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE 90-77

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ORBITAL MANEUVERING VEHICLE PROGRAM IS

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7 JUN 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90 78

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NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH CONSORTIUM OF

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11 JUN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-9{)-79

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NASA ANNOUNCES F_RST NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

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12 JUN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE 90-80

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NASA ANNOUNCED NEXT STEPS IN SPACE

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13 JUN 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-81

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MAKING FRESH VEGETABLES ON LONGDURATION

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14 JUN 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-B2

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COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENT TRANSPORTER

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NASA/USAF X-29 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SET FOR

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20 JtJN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-84

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NASA'S JET PROPULSION LABORATORY TESTS

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21 JUN 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-85

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CONTEL TO TRANSFER TITLE OF TDRSS TO NASA

21 JUN 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-86

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NASA CHOOSES INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY IN-SPACE

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27 JUN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-88

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HYDROGEN LEAK DISCOVERED ON SHUTTLE

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29 JUN 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-89

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2 JUL 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-90

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HUBBLE BOARD OF INVESTIGATION NAMED

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NASA TO CONDUCT SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN

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6 JUL 1990 3p NASA RELEASE 90-93

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SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOUR POWERED-ON

6 JUL 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-95

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SHUTTLE CREW COMMANDERS REASSIGNED

9 JUL 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-96

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10 JUL 1990 2p NASA RELEASE 90-97

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CRRES LAUNCH DELAYED ONE TO TWO WEEKS

12 JUL I990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-gB

PgO- 10099

NASA TO FEATURE AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AT

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18 JUL 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-99

P90-10100

SPACE SHUTTLE DRAG CHUTE TESTS SET TO

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18 JUL 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90 100

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PIONEER STUDIES LIGHTNING ON VENUS

23 JUL 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-101

P90-10102

U S AND CANADIAN SCIENTISTS COOPERATE IN

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23 JUL 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90 102

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NEW MOON DISCOVERED ORBITING PLANET

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24 JUL 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-103

P90-10104

STATEMENT BY NASA DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR ON

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25 JUL 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-104

P90-10105

US AND USSR AGREE ON OZONE MONITORING

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27 JUL 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-105
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P90-10106

NASA AND JAPAN AGREE ON NEW AREAS OF SPACE

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27 JUL. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-106

P90-10107

FINARELLI NAMED ACTING HEAD OF EXTERNAL

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2 AUG. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-107

P90-10105

NASA SELECTS MICROGRAVITY MISSION PAYLOAD

SPECIALIST CANDIDATES

6 AUG. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-108

P90-10109

NASA ANNOUNCES 1990 SPIP AWARDS

6 AUG, 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-109

P90-10110

NASA. C&P AND STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

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6 AUG, 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-110

P90-10111

HST TAKES FAMILY PORTRAIT OF STARS OUTSIDE

MILKY WAY

13 AUG 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-111

1>90-10112

NASA ESTABLISHES SPACE COMMERCE STEERING

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20 AUG. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-t 12

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ADVANCED LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET ENGINE

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22 AUG. 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-113

P90-10114

RESPONSE TO SEI OUTREACH PROGRAM STRONG.

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22 AUG. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-114

POD-t0115

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE CONCEPT FOR JETLINER

FUEL ECONOMY

23 AUG. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-115

P90-10116

SPACE FLIGHT'S MAHON TO RETIRE

27 AUG, 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-116

P00,.10117

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE RESOLVES GASEOUS

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29 AUG. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-117

P90-10118

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE PEERS INTO CORE OF

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29 AUG. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-118

P90-10119

ASTRONAUT MCCULLEY TO RETIRE FROM THE

NAVY AND LEAVE NASA

29 AUG. lg90 lp NASA RELEASE-90-/19

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NASA TO TEST GAS IONIZATION THEORY OVER

SOUTH PACIFIC

31 AUG. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-120

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ASTRONAUT MCCANDLESS RETIRES FROM NASA,

NAVY

10 SEP. 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-121

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OCT. 1990 33p NASA RELEASE-90-122

P90-10123

MISSION TO PLANET EARTH FEATURED IN

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14 SEP. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-123

P90-10124

JOINT NASA. USGS AND SOVIET TEAM TO STUDY

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17 SEP. 1990 210 NASA RELEASE-90-124

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PIONEER 10 MARKS NEW EPOCH iN SOLAR SYSTEM

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18 SEP 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-125

P90-10126

NASA AWARDS EDUCATION RESEARCH GRANTS

19 SEP. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-126

F_0-10127

NASA NAMES SPACE SHUTTLE HYDROGEN LEAK

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19 SEP 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-127

P90-10128

HOT EARLY EARTH EVIDENCE MAY CHANGE LIFE

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21 SEP 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-128

P90-1012'9

COBE ENTERS NEW PHASE OF OPERATIONS AFTER

HELIUM DEPLETION

21 SEP 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-129

P90-I0130

U.S AND USSR CONTINUE SPACE BIOLOGY AND

MEDICINE COOPERATION

25 SEP. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-130

P90-10131

NASA AND FAA SIGN AVIATION RESEARCH

AGREEMENTS

27 SEP, 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-131

P90-10132

NASA TO COSPONSOR SMALL BUSINESS

PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE

27 SEP 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-132

P90-10133

NASA ROSAT IMAGER RETURNS SUCCESSFUL

FIRST LIGHT PICTURES

1 OCT, 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-133

1>90-10134

ALDRICH NAMED OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS BY

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2 OCT. 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-134

I_PO- 10195

NASA SELECTS CENTERS FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

3 OCT. 1990 1p NASA RELEASE-90-135

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NASA TO CONDUCT THRUST VECTORING

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4 OCT. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-136

F_iO-10137

1990 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE EQUALS LOWEST

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11 OCT. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-137

POO- 10138

U S./U.SS R SPACE MEETINGS TO BE HELD

12 OCT 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-138

P90-10139

LUNAR MINING COULD PROVIDE FUTURE ENERGY

SOURCE FOR EARTH

17 OCT 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90o139

P90-10140

COBE SPACECRAFT TAKES FIRST IMAGES OF

INTERSTELLAR OUST

17 OCT. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-140

P90-10141

MAGELLAN TO TEMPORARILY HALT RADAR

MAPPING OF VENUS

19 OCT 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-141

P90-10142

NASA TECHNOLOGIES BENEFIT MEDICAL

ORTHOPEDIC SCIENCE

22 OCT. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90.142

P90-10143

NASA RENAMES EXCELLENCE AWARD FOR

GEORGE M. LOW

24 OCT, 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-143

P90-10144

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROPOSALS

25 OCT. 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-144

1_0-1014S

NASA PRESENTS EXCELLENCE AWARD TO

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25 OCT. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-145

P90-10140

HUBBLE TO OBSERVE SATURN'S GREAT WHITE

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25 OCT. 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-146

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TECHNOLOGY 2000: NASA OUTREACH TO

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30 OCT. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-147

PgO-1014S

NASA, TAOCORPS SIGN INFORMATION EXCHANGE

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2 NOV, 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-148

PgO-1014g

NEW AMES RESEARCH CENTER DEPUTY DIRECTOR

TO HEAD AMES-DRYDEN

5 NOV. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-149

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NASA SELECTS INVESTIGATIONS FOR CASSINI

SATURN ORBITER MISSION

13 NOV. 1990 6p NASA RELEASE-90-150

P90-10151

NASA TO USE WORLD'S FASTEST

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14 NOV. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-151

Pg0-10152

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

26 NOV. 1990 tp NASA RELEASE-90-152

P90-10153

NASA AND HONEYWELL CONDUCT AUTOMATED

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26 NOV. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-153

Pg0-10154

NASA RECEIVES AWARD FOR MINORITY BUSINESS

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26 NOV 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-154

PgO- I0155

NEW TREATMENT EASES EFFECTS OF SPACE

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29 NOV. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-155

P90-10154_

REVIEW OF US/JAPAN SPACE COOPERATION

29 NOV. 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-g0-156

P90-10157

NASA AWARDS COMMERCIAL MIDDECK

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3 DEC 1990 lp NASA RELEASE-90-157

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NASA RELEASES DECEMBER 1990 MIXED FLEET

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5 DEC 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90*158

P90-10159

ASTRONAUT SPRINGER RETIRES FROM NASA,

MARINE CORPS

12 DEC f990 Ip NASA RELEASE-90-159

F_10-10160

NASA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1990

17 DEC 1990 21p NASA RELEASE-90-160

P90-10161

NASA LEADERSHIP MEETS WITH TASK FORCE

18 DEC 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-161

P90-10162

TRULY TO IMPLEMENT IMMEDIATELY SOME

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18 DEC, 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-162

1_0-10163

NASA ANNOUNCES CREW MEMBERS FOR FUTURE

SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHTS

19 DEC 1990 4p NASA RELEASE-90-163

I:q)O- 10164

NASA SELECTS PROJECTS FOR COMMERCIAL USE

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20 DEC. 1990 3p NASA RELEASE-90-164

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SPACE STATION INTEGRATED DESIGN REVIEW

COMPLETED

26 DEC 1990 2p NASA RELEASE-90-_65

F-3