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An Index to selected speeches and news releases Issued by NASA Headquarters during 1983.

This Index was prepared by the NASA Scientific and Technical Information Facility operated for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration by PRC Government Information Systems.

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INTRODUCTION

Thisissueofthe Indexto NASANewsReleasesandSpeechescontainsa listingofnewsreleases distributedbytheOfficeof PublicAffairs,NASAHeadquarters,anda selectedlistingofspeeches presentedby membersof the Headquartersstaffduring1983. This Index supplementsthe previousissuesthatwereidentifiedasIndexto NASANewsReleasesand Speeches1963-1966, andthe Supplementsfor 1967through1982.

The Index is arrangedin six sections-- SubjectIndex,PersonalNamesIndex,NewsRelease NumberIndex,AccessionNumberIndex,Speeches,andNewReleases.

Section1 (SubjectIndex)containssubjectheadingsarrangedalphabeticallythat describethe contentsoftheitemsindexed.Undereachheading,theuserwillfindreferences,as applicableto, Speeches(05forSection5) andNewsReleases(06forSection6) containinginformationonthat subjectentry,andinmanycases,cross-referencetosrelatedsubjectheadings.

AnexampleofanentryfromtheSubjectIndexfollows:

SUBJECT_ /SEE SECTION 06 HEADING --A_ IR BREATHINGENGINES / FOR ADDmONAL INFORMATION TITLE PNASA SELECTSSMALLBUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS p(

NARELESAA"SENuMBER_'_'=_-i_ASA RELEASE-83- 138 ] P83- 10173,_ --ACCESSION NUMBER

Twotypesofcross-referenceasreused:

A) S for'SEE'directstheusertoa subjectheadingwherereferencescanbefound,e.g., COMSAT S COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITECORP.

B) SA for 'SEE ALSO' directsthe user to related subjectheadingswhere additional referencesmaybefound,e.g., COMMUNICATIONSATELLITES SA TELESATSATELLITES

Section2 (PersonalNamesIndex)containspersonalnamesarrangedalphabeticallythatidentify thepersonsmentionedinthe itemsindexedor,inthe casesofspeeches,the personsthatmade thespeeches.

Anexampleof anentryfromthePersonalNamesIndexfollows:

/SEE SECTION 06 /FOR ADDITIONAL

NAME _LHOPE e BOB ...-_BOBHOPE HOPESTO BECOMESPACETRAVELER TITLEPERSON/ALs. [NASA RELEASE-83-|39] P83-|017q 0/ |NFORMAllON

NASA RELEASE NUMBERj "_ACCESSION NUMBER As indicated in the examples, each index entry in Sections 1 and 2 contains the title, accession number, and reference section.

Section 3 (News Release Number Index) lists all numbered NASA News Releases in numerical order with the corresponding accession numbers. An example of the News Release Number Index follows:

/-SEE SECTION 06 / FOR ADDITIONAL

NASA / INFORMATION RELEASENUMBER--_"I_]ASA RELEASE-83-117 ...... P83-10128",_6 _'_ACCESSION NUMBER

Section 4 (Accession Number Index) lists all items by accession number in numerical order with the corresponding reference section (05 for Speeches, 06 for News Releases), in which the item is described in detail, and the news release number, if any.

An example of the Accession Number Index follows:

ACCESSION

NUMBER'_P 83-- I 0 I _..._ 06 ...... NASA RELEASE-83- 161 SEE SECTION 06 _ -- FOR ADDITIONAL _ NASA INFORMATION _ RELEASE NUMBER

Section 5 (Speeches) lists the speeches indexed in this publication, arranged in accession number order. Each entry contains the title of speech, speaker, date of release, and other reference information.

An example of an entry from the Speeches listing follows:

ACCESSION NUMBER__ _"_'P 83-102q7 ...._EEM_RKSPREPARED FOR DELIVER_ TO THE WASHINGTON PRESS TITLE''/ CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON, D.C. ..------DATEOF _...w-SEGGS, JAMES M. RELEASE AUTHOR'__ |5 DEC. 1983"*""--'-- 11P_ NUMBER OF PAGES

Section 6 (News Releases) lists the news releases, press briefings, news conference transcripts, and other public information releases indexed in this publication, arranged in accession number order. Each news release item contains the title, date of release, News Release Number (if any), and other reference information.

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

ACCESSION NUMBER_k, TITLE_ P83- 100 16 "'"_STS-6 APPEARS SET FOR LAUNCH E&RL¥ IN MA_CH DATEOF RELEASE....,_._7 FEB. 1983 2P_- NASA_RELEASE-83-16 NUMBOEFR NEWS RELEASE NUMBER / PAGES The contents of this index were printed by computer.This necessitates, in certain instances,the substitution of computer symbols for the more familiar printed symbols. These include the use of * for ',/Ques/for ?, and - for :. The symbols < and > immediately before and after the title of the entry tell the user that the entry was originally untitled and that a title was created by the compilers of the index. Finally, in Section 2 -- the Personal Names Index -- the symbol + is used to identify speeches presented by the person under whose name they are indexed.

Copies of documents cited in this index are available to NASA offices on request from the NASA Scientific and Technical Information Facility, P.O. Box 8757, B.W.I. Airport, Maryland, 21240. Requests for copies of the index itself should be addressed to the Scientific and Technical Information Branch, Code NIT-l, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, D.C. 20546. Tableof Contents

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1. SUBJECT INDEX ...... A-1 2. PERSONAL NAMES INDEX ...... B-1 3. NEWS RELEASE NUMBER INDEX ...... C-1 4. ACCESSION NUMBER INDEX ...... D-1 5. SPEECHES ...... E-1 6. NEWS RELEASES ...... F-1 soc ,o., SUBJECTINDEX INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASESAND SPEECHES MARCH 1984 1983

ACEE Typical Subject Index Listing s AZ_CR_F_;S_RGEFF_ ZCIE_CP_Y;_

_FORAODITIONALI t-- N_SA SELECTSS_LL BUSINESSHESEARCHP_OPOSALS ISEE_ON__SECTION] 06| _ ACOOST[NICASSA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0|73 06 &IJ BREATHINGEIGINES I 4|-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLaN [--NASASELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS| P83-10276 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-I0|73 06--J

_ NAISA _ ,C,SIVERCOMMUELAY A,CTIIC&VTIOE COMMUNICNSS,TE][,LITESATIONSS_TELLITE {RELEASE NUMBER IACCESSION NUMBERJ S TELSYNCSHROTANROUASCTICOMMUNICATIONVE COMMUNS ICATIOSANSTELLITESSATELLITE

Thetitleofthenews_leaseorspeechisusedastheprimeretrievalpoint. ACTIVE MJIGNETOSPHERICPARTICLETRACER EXP. The accessionnumbeisr locatedunderandtotherightofthetitleandis _ASA TO H_VERECORDBREIKZNG198_ LAUNCHSCHEDULE followedbyatwo-digitnumberwhichdesignatethes referencesectionofthe [ NAS_ _ELE_S£-83-202 ] P83- ! 0269 06 Indexcontainingthecompletecitation. ACTS /ADVANCEDCOMBO=.TECHo SATELLITE/ FISCAL YEAH |98qBODGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05

A N_S_ BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0029 05 _BORT PHOCEDBSES P_OPOS_LREQUESTISSUED FOR _CTS CHALLENGERFIRSTFLIGHT TO DEPLOYTDRS-& AND [N_S_ RELEASE-83-28] P83-|0039 06 FEATURE E¥_ [N_SA RELEASE-83-36] P83-100_7 06 SOGGV_TEDS, REMARKS: N_TION_LSPACECLUB, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-t013q 05 _MBITIOOSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATUREFIHST L_NDING _ KENNEDY SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY#LEWIS [NKS_ RELEASE-83-87] P83-I0098 06 RESEARCHCENTER P83-|0237 05 NIGHT LIU_CH _ND LINDING SET FOR STS-8 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: _GENCY-WIDEHONOR AWARDS P83-10130 06 CEREBON_ P83-I0239 06 1958 - |983O0R FIRST QUARTER CENTORY OF HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983_CTIVITIES RCHIEVEMENT--JBSTTHE BEGINNING [N_SA RELE&SE-83-20q] P83-|0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06 _DCQLE CORP., _LTH_M, BASSo STS-9 TO C_BR¥ EUROPEAN-BDILTSP_CEL_ ON ITS S_SA TO L_BNCH HC_ S_TCOMIR FIRST MISSION [NASA RELE_SE-83-_] P83-|0055 06 [N_SA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-t0209 06 _DMI_IS_ATIVE OPeRaTIONS STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (PLIGHTDIRECTOR} S& ORGANIZATIONCHANGE P83-|0257 05 NEW CHIEFENGINEER _ND M_N&GEMENTHEAD NAMED _T N_SA kBSORPTIO_SPECTB_ [N_S_ BELE_SE-83-|06] P83-10|_7 06 L_RGEST MULTIPLEBALLOONLAUNCH READY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-|0073 06 |958- 1983OUR FIRST Q0&RTERCENTUH_ OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING &C_ INDBSTRIES_I_C., CALIf. [N_S& RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 _&S_ SELECTSSMkLL BUSIHESSRESEARCHPBOPOSKLS [N_S_ RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0|73 06 _DV&_CEDFIGHTER TECHNOLOG_I_TEGR_TIO_ HIGHLIGHTSOF |983 ACTIVITIES kCCELE_kT_O_ [_S_ RELE_SE-83-20_] P83-|0271 06 STS-6 C_RRIES L_NGI2_ ORBITER EXPERIMENT [_AS_ HELEASE-83-_5] P83-t0056 06 _DV&NCEDTECH_OL_I L_BS., INCo, V_o NAS_ SELECTS SMILL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS _CCELRgOMETERS [N_S_ RELE_SE-83-_38] P83-|0173 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-I0256 05 _DV&NCEDVERI HIGH RESOLUTIOI_DIOMETER HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983_CTIVITIES SEARCH _ND RESCUE INSTROMENT_TIOSTO BE C_RRIEDON [N_S& RELEASE-83-20_] P83-I027! 06 NOA_-E [N&SI RELEASE-83-35] PS3-100q6 06 _-,_CIDEMINTYESTIG_TIO|BOARD _OCKET RELEASEDON _MES WIND TUNNEL _CIDE_T _EC [N_S_ RELEkSE-83-96] P83-t0107 06 S DEP_RTMENTOF ENERG_ N&S_ BOkRD REPORTSFINDINGSON T-37 CR_SH _EG--TELEFONKEN_,. _ERM_ [N&S& RELE&SE-83-1_7] P83-|0|82 06 STS-9 TO C&RR_ EUROPEaN-BUILTSP&CEL&BON ITS FIRST MISSION _IDE_S [NASA RELE&SE-83-t73] P83-10209 06 SK KIRCRkFTkCCIDEBTS

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AEfl-A AGENCI FOR INTERNATIONALDEVELOPHENT S HCMH /HEAT CAPACITYNAPPING HISSION/ NASA AWARDS CONTRACTFOR INDONESIANCOHflUNICATIONS TERMINAL lEfl-B [NASA RELEASE-83-|95| P83-10262 06 S STRATOSPHERICAEROSOL GAS EXPEHINRNT AGING/BIOLOGY/ AERI2ALIA#ITALX FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENT STS-9TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABOR ITS INVOLVEHENTPROJECT FIRST HISSIOR [NASA HELEASE-83-92] P83-10103 06 [NASA RELEISE-83-173] 983-10209 06 LIVING IN SPACE MAY MEAN LIVING LONGER, LOSING AEROD_NAflICTEST RANGE _USCLE S EDRARDS AFB, CALIF. [NASA RELEASE-83-|03| P83-|0|14 06 AERODINAsTCS HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEY ORBITEHEIPERI_ENT [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-45| P83-I0056 06 AGRICULTURE NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESSRESEARCH PROPOSALS GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-I0173 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 06 NASA RESHAPES TURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING AGRICULTURE,DEPARTMENTOF [NASA RELEASE-83-174| P83-I0210 06 S DEPARTMENTOF AGRICULTURE AERODYNERESEARCH,IECo, EILLERICA,a&SS. &GRISTARS NASA SELECTSSMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS |958 - 1983 QHR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF [NAS& RELEASE-83-138| P83-I0|73 06 ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 U6 AEROJET LIQUID ROCKET CO., SACRAHENTO, CA. NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCCflIR AIAk [NASA HELEJLSE-83-44] P83-I0055 06 S AEEHICARINST. OF ARROW. AND ASTRONAUTICS NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-ASATELLITE AID [NASA RELEASE-83-|01| P83-I0112 06 S AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONALDEVELOPMENT NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR3A COEMUNICATIONSSATELLITE AIR BREATHINGENGINES [NASA RELEASE-83-110| P83-|0|21 06 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-I0173 06 AERONAUTICARLESEARCH SUGGESTEDREHARKS: NATIONALSPACE CLUB, AIR FLOW WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0134 05 3-D HOVIES AID JET ENGINE RESEAHCHERSAT NASA CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-68| P83-10079 06 1958- 1983 OURFIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ROCKET RELEASED ON AMES RIND TUNNEL ACCIDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-96| P83-I0107 06 SUGGESTEDEEBAHKS: AGENCY-RIDEHONOR AWARDS AIR FORCE KCKDEflY,COLO. CEREMONY P83-|0239 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTGETAWAYSPECIAL BRIEFING P83-I0030 05 SUGGESTEDHE_ARKS_ BTCA 1983 ANNUAL ASSEMBLYAND TECHNICALSYaPOSXUM,WASHINGTON,D.C. CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TBHS-& AND P83-|0241 05 FEATURE EVA [NAS_ RELE&SE-83--36] P83-10047 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 A_ROSOLS ATMOSPHERICSATELLITECONTINUESS_UDIRS AIR FORCE GEOPHYSICSLABOR HANSCOflwAASS. [NASA RELEASE-83-|92| P83-10228 06 B_SPALLOOCECRAN DRFTOP TEST FOR JUPITER ATBOSPHEREENTRY AEROSPACEDATABASE [NASA RELEASE-83-109| P83-I0120 06 NASA TO MAKE AIAA A SOURCE FOR INFORHATIONDATABASE [NASA RELEASE-83-[46| P83-|0181 06 TEST OF GALILEO JUPITERPROBE SPACECRAFTA SUCCESS [NASA RELEASE-U3-||7| P83-10128 06 AEROSFACEIMDUSXRY NASA TESTSNEW FABRICATIONPROCESS FOR SPACE NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERIMENTS SYSTEB COMPONENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-160] P83-I0196 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-78| P83-|0089 06 AIR FORCE SCHOOL OF AEROSPACEHEDICIWE NEW COMPUTER LANGUAGETO BE TESTED AT JOHNSON NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 SPACE CENTER P83-10|30 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|08| P83-|0119 06 AIR FORCE SPACE SYSTEMSDIVo SUGGESTEDRE_AHKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LARDING SYMPOSIUM,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-10|44 05 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 NASA PROBES eINNERSPACEe NITH ULTRASONICS [NASA RELEASE-83-158| P83-I0193 06 AIR FORCE, U°S° SA BROOKS AFB, TEX. AEROSPACE_EDICINB SA ELLINGTONKFB, TEL STS-6 PEEFLIGH_PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0037 05 SA PATRICK AFB, FLA. SA PETERSONAFB, COLORADOSPRINGS,COLO. SPACE MEDICINEIS SUBJECT OF NEW N_SA BOOK S_ SCOTT AFB, ILL. [N_SA RELEASE-83-59| P83-|0070 06 SA V_NDENBEBGAFB, CALIF. SA WESTERN TEST R_RGE, V_NDENBERGAFB _ SATELLITES SA WRIGHT-PATTERSONAFB,OHIO NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-I0269 06 COPRONTPROASACTINGLSREQUESTEDFOR SHUTTLE PROCESSING

A-2 SUBJECT I|DXX AIRCR|IeT NOISI

[NASA RELEASE-83-3| P83-I0003 06 S T-37 AIRCRAFT S T-38 AIRCRAFT FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 S TRANSPORTAIRCRAFT S V/STOL AIRCRAFT NASABUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0029 05 S 1-|5 AIRCRAFT STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0035 05 AIRCRAFTaCCIDENTS NASA BOARD REPORTS FINDINGSON 2-37 CRASH STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE [NASA RELEASE-83-147| P83-I0182 06 P83-|0036 05 AIRCRAFTCOERUNICATIORS SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUNENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON NASA RBSEARCHTO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT PLY RT NOAA-E INSTBH_ENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|00_6 06 [NASa RELEASE-83-||8| P83-|0|29 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND AIRCRAFTCONSTRUCTIONRaTEEKaLS FEATURE EVA 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|OO_7 06 ACHIEVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NaSa RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 IUS INVESTIGATIONBOARD HENEERS NAHED [NASA RELEASE-83-49| P83-|0060 06 NaSa SELECTS SHALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0|73 06 NASA SLATES NAJOE PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-]008q 06 NASA RESHAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING [NASA RELEASE-83-|74| P83-I0210 06 SECOND RELAY SATELLITEDELETED FROM SHUTTLEFLIGHT 8 _ANIFEST aIRCRAFTCONTROL [NASA RELEASE-83-86| P83-|0097 06 NASA SELECTS SMALLBUSINESS RESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-|0173 06 SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: AIR FORCEASSOCIATION,CAPE CANAVERALCHAPTER P83-I0|32 05 ELECTRONICADVANCESUSED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT SINULATOR ]958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTORY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-170| P83-|0206 86 ACHIEVENENT--JHSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 aIRCRAFT DESIGN FISCAL YEAR 1984BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 GENERAL DYNAMICS/CONVAIRTO OPERATE COMHERCIAL LAUNCH VEHICLES QSRA WILL BE SHORN AT PARIS AIR SHOW [NASA RELEASE-83-200| P83-10267 05 [NASa BELEASE-83-60] P83-1007| 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF |983 ACTIVITIES NASA'S B-57 WILL FLIGHT CHECK TORNADOES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I027| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-76| P83-I0087 06 AIR POLLUTION NASA RESHAPES TURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|35 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|74| P83-I0210 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGRTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AGENCY-NIDBHONOR aWARDS P83-I0148 05 CEREHONY P83-I0239 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE aIRCRAFTENERGY EFFICIENCYPROGRaH P83-10260 05 |958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTBR CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING aIR TRAFFIC CONTROL [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 NASA RESEARCHTO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY INSTRUMENTS NASA RESHAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING [NASA RELEASE-83-||8| P83-I0129 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|74| P83-|0210 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|52 05 AIRCRAFTENGINES 3-D _OVIES AID JET ENGINE RESEARCHERSAT NASA CENTER NASA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNINGON AIRCRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-68| P83-I0079 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|50| P83-|0|85 06 |958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF ELECTRONICADVANCESUSED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING SIMULATOR [NASa RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 [_ASA RELEASE-83-170] P83-10206 06 _AJOB JET FUEL SAVINGS WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT aIRBORNERESEARCHPROGRAH ENGINE TECHNOLOGY |958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURZOF [NASA BELEASE-83-|35] P83-10170 06 ACHIEVEflENT--JUSTHET R£GINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132_ P83-10167 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDSCEREHONY,LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER P83-|0237 05 aIRCRAFT S B-52 AIRCRAFT HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES S 8-57 AIRCRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-1027| 06 S BOEING 727 AIRCRAFT S HOEING 737 AIRCRAFT AIRCRAFTINDUSTRF S BOEING 747 AIRCRAFT NASA RESHAPESTDRBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING S C-140 AIRCRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-|74| P83-10210 06 S DC-6 AIRCRAFT S DC-9 AIRCRAFT SUGGESTEDRE_&RKS: RTCA 1983 ANNUAL ASSEMBLY AND S DC-|0 AIRCRAFT TECHNICALSYMPOSIUM,WASHINGTON,D.C. S DHC 5 AIRCRAFT P83-I0241 05 S F-|06B AIRCRAFT S HELICOPTERS AIRCRAFTNOISE S LIGHT AIRCRAFT SA QUIET ENGINE PROGRAN S QUIET SNORT-HAULRESEARCH AIRCRAFT S ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT NASA RESHAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING S RSEA /ROTOR SYSTEHS RESEARCHAIRCRAFI/ [NASA BELEASE-83-}7q] P83-10210 06 S 5TOL AIRCRAFT

a-3 AIRCRAFT PARTS SUBJECT INDEI

AIRCRAFT PARTS ALUKINUB ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE CONTINUES STUDIES ANTARCTIC "METEORITE" TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF [NASA RELEASE-83-|92| P83-|0228 06 THE NOON [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-I0043 06 AIRCRAFT SAFETY NASA RESEARCH TO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY ALUMINUM ALLO_S INSTRUMENTS NASA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING ON AIRCRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-118| P83-|0129 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|50| P83-|0|85 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF &BATEUR RADIO LEAGUE ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFT BRIEFING P83-|0236 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-|0238 05 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARC_ PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-10173 06 ABATEUR RADIO SATELLITE CORP.. HAM RADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 NASA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING ON AIRCRAFT [NASA BELEASE-83-90] P83-|0|0| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-150| P83-I0185 06 AflERCOM#INC., CHATSNORTH, CALIF. HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEAHCB PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-I0173 06 AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY AMERICAN aSSOC. ¥OR THE ADVaN. OF SCI. SA PROPULSIVE-LIFT AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE MEASUREMENT OF CLOUDS IMPROVES CLIEATE FORECASTS SUGGESTED EEHABKS: RTCA |983 ANNUAL ASSEMBLY AND [NASA RELEASE-83-|02| P83-|0113 06 TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10241 05 aBERICaN HELICOPTER SOC.e NEW YORK NEW RESEARCH PROGRAM TO STUDY WAYS TO REDUCE AIRFOILS HELICOPTER NOISE S WINGS [NASA RELEASE-83-18] P83-lOOI8 06

aIRFRAMES AAERICaN HOLOGRAPHIC INC.# ACTOR, MASS. NASA RESHAPES TURBOPROPS TO EXTEND FOEL SAVING NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-S3-174| P83-102|0 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0|73 06 aIRLINE OPERaTIOES &BERIC&N IMST. OF aERON, aND ASTRONAUTICS SUGGESTED REEARKS: HTCA 1983 ANNUAL ASSEMBLY AND NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHON ACTIVITIES TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM, WASHINGTON, D.C. [NASA HELEASE-83-73] P83-I0084 06 P83-10241 05 NASA TO MAKE AIAA A SOURCE FOR INFOHMATION DATABASE AIRPORTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|46] P83-|018| 06 S DULLES INTERN. AIRPORT, VA. S RUNWAYS HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASa RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 ALABAMA CRYOGENIC ENG., HUNTSVILLE NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEAHCH PROPOSALS aBERICAN INSTITUTE OF MERCHANT SHIPPIMG [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-I0173 06 1958 - 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING aLaRMS [NASA HELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 Z WARNING SYSTEMS aMERICAN PHTSICAL SOCIETT ALASKA OBJECT IN MILKY WAY EMITS GABBA RADIATION STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-|0034 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-56| P83-|0067 06 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR aMERICaN RADIO RELaZ LEAGUE [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-|0055 06 HAM RADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 [NASA RELEASE-83-90| P83-|0|0| 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-A SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-tO|] P83-|0112 06 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-10238 05 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE STS-9 PREFLIGHT CHEW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|]0| P83-1012| 06 P83-|8260 05

aLASKA UNIV. InERIC&N RED CROSS INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU 1958 - 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-10024 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0|67 06 SOUNDING ROCKET EXPERIMENTS SUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM THEORY AMERICAN SATELLITE CO. [NASA RELEASE-83-82| P83-I0093 06 STS-11 NESTAR SATELLITE BRIEFING P83- 10272 05 ALLO_S AMERICAN TELEPHQNE aND TELEGRAPH CO. SA ALUMINUM ALLOYS WORLDWIDE TELEPHONE SERVICE SET UP FOR STS-6 MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-4|| P83-|0052 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENT GROUP, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0273 05 TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-6 MISSION [Nasa RELEASE-83-42| P83-|0053 06 &LOUETTE CANADIAN SATELLITE |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-7 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-95| P83-10106 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0|67 06 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3a COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE < [NASA RELEASE-83-||0| P83-I0121 06 S APPROACH AND LANDING TESTS TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-8 aLTITUDE [NASA EELEASE-83-|S|] P83-|0|66 06 S FLIGHT ALTITUDE

A-q SBHJECT IWDEI INS /ISTROIORICAL METHERL&WDS S&TELLITI/

1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ARPHIDIA ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRDSHUTTLE STUDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 INVOLVEMENTPROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0|03 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-I0269 06 A_PLIFIE_S NEW SYSTEH WOULD DOUBLE CAPACITYOF NEW AMES RESEARCHCENTER, _OFFETT FIELD, CA. COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITES NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|53| P83-|0|88 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-10001 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF |983ACTIVITIES NEW RESEARCH PROGRAH TO STUDY NAYS TO REDUCE [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 HELICOPTERNOISE [NASA RELEASE-83-18| P83-10018 06 AHSTERDAMNNIV. NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE RECYCLINGCOULD SAVE MONEY FOR FUTURE NASA SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-10001 06 MISSIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-29| P83-I0040 06 ANALYTICALHECHAHICSASSOCo,CALIF. NASA 5ELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPHOPOSALS CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRB-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-10|73 06 FEATUREEVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 ANALYTICALBETHODS,INCo, REDBOWDeWASH. NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS NASA ESTABLISHESCOMPUTERSCIENCE INSTITUTEAT AMES [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-I0173 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-38| P83-|0049 06 A_ALYTICSIWCo, WILLOW GROVE, PA. PIONEER |0 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS NASA SELECTS SMALLBUSINESS RESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-|0050 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-|0|73 06 PIONEER 10 to PASS BEIOND PLUTO AMAMET LABS°, INC°, SAM CARLOS, C_IF. [NASA RELEASE-83-57| P83-|0068 06 NASA SELECTS SMALLBUSINESS RESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-I0173 06 PIONEER 1O SPACECRKFTDEPARTSSOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-91| P83-|0102 06 ANDROREDANEBULA SPACE TELESCOPERENAMED AS EDWINP. HUBRLE SPACE ROCKET RELEASEDON AMES WIND TUNNEl ACCIDENT TELESCOPE [NASA RELEASE-83-96| P83-10107 06 [N&SA RELEASE-83-|55] P83-|0190 06 LIVING IN SPACE _AY MEAN LIVING LONGER,LOSING ANIK SATELLITES MUSCLE JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-|03] P83-|01|4 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-|0038 06 NEW CHIEF ENGINEERAND MANAGEMENTREAD NAMEDAT NASA AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-106| P83-|0|17 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 BALLOONDROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHEREENTRY SPACECRAFT STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-109| P83-I0120 06 P83-|0140 05 TEST OF GALILEO JUPITER PROBE SPACECRAFTA SUCCESS STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-||7| P83-|0|28 06 P83-|0142 05 NASA RESEARCH TO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE INSTRHHENTS P83-|0|48 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-1|8| P83-10129 06 |958- |983QUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-I0|30 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: PIONEER |0 RECEPTION,NATIONKL SHUTTLECREWS SELECTED AIR AND SPACE EUSEUM P83-I0|46 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-142| P83-|0177 06 EXERCISEAND DIET MAY CONTROL BLOOD CHANGESDURING NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNHENTSHADE WEIGHTLESSNESS [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-I0215 06 [NKSA RELEASE-83-130| P83-10165 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR ANARDSCEREMONY 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, BOUSTON,TEX° P83-I0240 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-2Oq] P83-|027| 06 NASA BOARD REPORTSFINDINGSON T-37 CRASH [NASA RELEASE-83-147| P83-|0182 06 ANIMAL TRACKING EIP_IaEIT NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS POSSIBLEVOLCANIC ACTIVITIDISCOVEREDON VENUS [NASA RELEASE-83-|26| P83-|0|61 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|59| P83-10195 06 ANIfl&LS ELECTRONICADVANCESUSED FOR DESK TO_ COCKPIT S A_PHIBIA SIMULATOR S CHICKENS [NASA RELEASE-83-|70| P83-|0206 06 ANWOUWCEaEWTOF OPPORTUKITT NASA RESHAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING NASA ISSUES ANNOUNCEHENTOF OPPORTUNITYFOR I-RAY [NASA RELEASE-83-174| P83-I0210 06 OBSERVATORY [NASA RELEASE-83-|54| P83-I0189 06 NASA INVESTIGATESNEW LINK IN MOTION SICKNESS [NASA RELEASE-83-|9|| P83-|0227 06 A|S /ASTROWORICALNETHERLANDSSATELKITE/ |958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES ACHIEVEBENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06

A-5 A_ARCTIC_ SUBJECT INDEX

AMTIRCTICA SUGGESTED REMARKS: INAUGURAL LECTURE: JAMES E. ANTARCTIC .HETEOHITE" TURNS OUT TO DE k PIECE OF WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, THE MOON WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0261 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-10043 06 APOLLO SPACECRAFT SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEORITES MAY HAVE COME FROM SA APOLLO 7 MARS [NASA RELEASE-83-33] P83-|004q 06 |958 - t983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING SUGGESTED REMARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION, CAPE [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 CANAVERAL CHAPTER P83-10132 05 APOLLO 7 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVES ASSOCIATION, BOB HOPE HOPES TO BECOME SPACE TRAVELER WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|025| 05 [NASA RELEASE-S3-|39] P83-1017q 06 &NTENN& RaDI&TION PATTERNS aPOLLO-SOYUZ TEST PROJECT NEW LEWIS FACILITY INVESTIGATES LARGE SPACE ANTENNAS 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-183] P83-I0219 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-H3-132] P83-|0167 06 aNTENNAS FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 ASTRONAUT TRULY NAMED COMMANDER OF NAVAL SPACE COMMAND STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-1003q 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-133] P83-I0168 06 PROPOSAL REQUEST ISSHED FOB ACTS LOUSMA RETIREMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-28] P83-10039 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-151] P83-I0186 06 PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO aPPLETON, WISC° [NASA RELEASE-83-57] P83-I0068 06 FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT NEW EFFORTS BEING MADE TO COMMUNICATE NITH VIKING I [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-10103 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-66] P83-I0077 06 KPPLIC&TIOR EXPLORER _ISSIOR COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELaB I S HCMM /HEAT CAPACITY MAPPING MISSION/ [NASA RELEASE-83-27] P83-|0083 06 S MAGSAT /MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE/ S SEE /SOLAR MESOSPHERIC EXPLORER/ HAM RADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 S STRATOSPHERIC AEROSOL GAS EXPERIMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-90] P83-I0101 06 APPLICATIONS SATELLITES STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 S COMMUNICATION SATELLITES S METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES NEW LEWIS FACILITY INVESTIGATES LARGE SPACE ANTENNAS S NAVIGATIONAL SATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-183] P83-10219 06 APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITES STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-I0245 05 S ATS

STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING {FLIGHT DIRECTOR) APPLIED CRYOGEN. 8 EAT. CONSULT., INC. P83-|0257 05 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-I0173 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-I0258 05 aPPLIED RESEARCH CORP., LANDOVER, flD. 5_5-11WESTAE SATELLITE BRIEFING P83-I0272 05 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [Nasa BELEASE-83-138] P83-10173 06 aNTS SUGGESTED REMARKS: THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE STUDENT APPROACH AND LANDING TESTS INVOLVEMENT PROJECT (SSIP} AWARDS CONFERENCE, NASA ORBITER ENTERPRISE AND QSRA TO BE EXHIBITED IN PARIS HEADQUARTERS P83-10153 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-65] P83-10076 06 aPOLLO PROJECT aPPROPRIaTIONS aND BUDGETS SA SATURN LAUNCH VEHICLE SA FUNDING EXPLORER | LAONCH ELEVATED NATIONIS MORALE 25 FISCAL YEAR 1984BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 YEARS AGO [NASA RELEASE-83-|0] P83-10010 06 STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFING FROM KSC P83-10028 05 CO_TRACT AWARDED TO DISASSEMBLE MOBILE LAUNCHER SUGGESTED REMARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDUCATION'S [NASA RELEASE-83-25] P83-10025 06 TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P83-I0133 05 ANTARCTIC "METEORITE" TURNS OUT TO DE A PIECE OF T_E MOON NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-|0Oq3 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-I0173 06 SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEORITES MAY HAVE COME FROM SUGGESTED REMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, MARS ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-33] P83-I0044 06 aRC PROPOSED REMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE S AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD, CA. DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-10147 05 &RD CORP., COLUNDIA, MD. LOUSMA RETIREMENT NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-151] P83-10186 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-I0173 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVES ASSOCIATION, aREQUIPa, PERU NASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0251 05 NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR FOR GODDARD LASER NETWORK [NASA RELEASE-83-|2|] P83-I0156 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES P83-I0255 05 ARGENTINa TDBSS TRANSMITS LANDSAT 4 THERMATIC MAPPER IMAGES [NASA RELEASE-83-127] P83-I0162 06

A-6 SUBJECTINDEX ASTRONAUTS

ARGON CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-& AND FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT FEATURE EVA INVOLVEMENT PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-92 ] P83-10 |03 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 ARGOS DATA COLLECTION SYSTEN P83-10130 06 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON NOAA-E ASCENSION ISLAND [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-10046 06 STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-10034 05 ARIANE LAUNCH VEHICLE ASSOCIATION OF UNIV. FOR RES..IE ASTRO|. NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE SUGGESTED REHAEKS: SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 INSTITUTE RIBBON-CUTTING CEREMONY P83-I0155 05 SUGGESTED HEMAHKS: IEEE CONFERENCE EASCON 183, ASTEROID BELT WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0243 05 PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-83-39 ] P83- 10050 06 STS-I ! WESTAR SATELLITE BRIEFING P83-|0272 05 PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFT DEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM AEIANESPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-9|| P83-10102 06 PANEL TO STUDY COMMEHCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83- |2 ] P83- 10012 06 ASTEROIDS RECYCLING COULD SAVE MONEY FOR FUTURE NASA SPACE ARIZONA STATE UNIV., TESPE NISSIONS NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALS FOE SPACE STATION [NASA RELEASE-83-29| P83-10040 06 UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-31| P83-10042 06 SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEORITES MAY HAVE COME FROM MARS ARIZONA UNIV. [NASA RELEASE-83-33] P83-|0044 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-| ] P83-I0001 06 PLANETARY EXPLORATION THROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED [NASA RELEASE-83-50 ] P83- |0061 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT GETAWAY SPECIAL BRIEFING P83-10030 05 NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLINED AT IEAS CONFERENCE ARLINGTON, VA. [NASA RELEASE-83-162| P83-10198 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 IRAS DISCOVERS NEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-171 ] P83-10207 06 ARMY BALLISTIC _ISSILE AGENCY, ALA. EXPLORER I LAUNCH ELEVATED NATION'S MORALE 25 ASTP YEARS AGO S APOLLO-SOYUZ TEST PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83- I0] P83-10010 06 &STRONAU_TRAINING FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSION CREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-6 PREFLIGHT BHIEFING ON EVA P83-10033 05 P83- I0277 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0037 05 ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS SUGGESTED REMARKS: INAUGURAL LECTURE: JAMES E. STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE WEED FUND FOR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, P83-10142 05 WASNINGTON, D.C. P83- 10261 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83- ]0149 05 AEMT,,U.S. 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF STS-9 TO CARNY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAH ON ITS ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 ARSENIC STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/SUIT FAILURE REPORT P83-10260 05 P83- 10032 05 FLIGHT 41-5 PER-MISSION CREW PRESS CONFERENCE NASA CENTER ADVANCES SOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY P83-I0277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-34| P83-I0045 06 ASTROHAUTS ART SA SPACE CREW 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING RECYCLING COULD SAVE SONEY FOR FUTUNE NASA SPACE [NASA R_LEASE-83-132 ] P83-]0167 06 MISSIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-29 ] P83- 10040 06 EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY RECEIVES SPACELAB PAINTING [NASA RELEASE-83-|85| P83-]0221 06 SPACE MEDICINE IS SUBJECT OF NEW NASA BOOK [NASA RELEASE-83-59 ] P83- 10070 06 ARTHRITIS FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSION CREW PRESS CONFERENCE NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES P83-I0277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83- |0084 06 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGEBCE ASTRONAUT RECRUITMENT PLANNED THIS YEAR ROBOTICS, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SUBJECTS OF NEW [NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-10086 06 REPORT SERIES [NASA RELEASE-83-97 ] P83- J0108 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE SYMPOSIUM, PARIS AIR SHOW P83-10144 05 HIGHLIGHTS O9 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUHY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING ASAHI SHIHBUN [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT GETAWAY SPECIAL BRIEFING PU3-10030 05 ASTRONAUT TRULY NAMED COMMANDER OF NAVAL SPACE COMMAND [NASA RELEASE-83-133 ] P83- 10168 06

A-7 ASTI_ONOflICNETHEAL HLANDSSITELEITE SUBJECTINDEX

LOUSMA RETINENENT ATHOSPHERICCHENISTRY [NASA RELEASE-83-15|| P83-J0186 06 LARGEST MULTIPLEBALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-10073 06 NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELEBRATIONAT WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL NASA BEGINS NEW STUDYOF GLOBAL TEOPOSPHEREIS [NASA RELEASE-83-|52| P83-10187 06 CHEMISTRY [NASA RELEASE-H3-JJS] P83-1012q 06 NASA INVESTIGATESNEW LINK IN MOTIOH SICKNESS [NASA RELEASE-B3-|9|| P83-|0227 06 STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-J0256 05 ASTRONOMICALNETHERLANDSSATELLITE &TMOSPHFJ_ICOMPOSITION S ANS /ASTEONOZICALNETHERLANDSSATELLITE/ BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHEREENTRY SPACECRAFT ASTRONOMICALOBSERVATORYKAPTEYN,ROUEN [NASA RELEASE-83-|09| P83-10120 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-I0001 06 SPACELAB | CHEW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|93| P83-10229 06 ASTRONOMV SA INFRARED ASTRONOMY SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTHSHORE CHAMBER OF SA RADIO ASTBONOMY COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-I0253 05 SA X-HAY ASTRONOMY &TROSPHERICENTRY PROPOSEDREMARKS: THE U,S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE TEST OF GALILEO JUPITER PROBE SPACECRAFTA SUCCESS DO WE GO FEOE BERN P83-101q7 05 [NASA HELEASE-83-117] P83-10128 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SPACE TELESCOPESCIENCE q1-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN INSTITUTERIBBON-COTTINGCEREMONY P83-10155 05 P83-10276 05 1958 - 1983 OUR }IEST QUARTER CENTURY OF ATflOSPHEJ_PICHTSICS ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-9TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 FIRST EISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAn-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION SPACELAB | CREW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 [NASARELEASE-83-193| P83-10229 06 SPACELAB | CREW ACTIVITIES STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-10256 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-193| P83-10229 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05 P83-10259 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) ATMOSPHERICSOUNDING P83-10259 05 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|007q 06 ASTROPHXSICALJOURNAL NEW PHENOMENAIN UNIVERSEOUTLINEDAT IEAS ATOMIC ENERGV COMMISSION CONFERENCE S DEPARTMENTOF ENERGY [NASA RELEASE-83-162] P83-10198 06 &TS ATLANTICOCEAN NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-10161 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-1007q 06 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF INTELSAT COMEHNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDPOE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNIng LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-I0088 06 ATTITUDE ATLASLAONCH VEILI"*E STS-|| EVA TIMELINE BRIEFING P83-10275 05 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUNENTA2IONTO BE CARRIEDON NOAA-E &TTITODECONTROL SVSTEHS [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|0Oq6 06 SA SATELLITEATTITUDECONTROL GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-10034 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-6|| P83-10072 06 GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE ATLAS-CENTAURLAUNCH VEHICLE [NASA RELEASE-83-61| P83-I0072 06 STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-|003q 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS INTELSAT COMEUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOE P83-10139 05 LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-H3-77| P83-10088 06 STS-7 PREFLIGIfI'BRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-101q0 05 NASA LEWIS AWARDS $7.9 MILLION CONTRACTFOR CENTAUR [NASA RELEASE-83-190| P83-I0226 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCEEN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-101q2 05 GENERAL DYNANICS/CONVAIHTO OPERATE COMMERCIAL LAUNCH VEHICLES STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFT& [NASA RELEASE-83-200| P83-10267 05 P83-10151 05 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING |98q LAUNCH SCHEDULE NASA ENDS NIEBUS-6OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-|0269 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-10161 06 &TflOSPRERR STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-102q5 05 S IONOSPHERE S MAGNETOSPHERE 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN S SPACECR_T CABIN ATEOSPHERES P83-10276 05 S STRATOSPHERE S TROPOSPHERE AUDIO-VISUALRATERIAI.$ S TELEVISION

A-8 SUBJECT INDEX BED REST

S VIDEO TAPE RECORDERSYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-76| P83-I0087 06

AURA DAKEL# SENEGAL S ASSOCIATIONOF UNIVo FOR RESo IN ASTBONo N&SK AWARDS CONTRACTFOR INDONESIANCONMUNICATIONS TERMINAL AUSTRALIA [NASA RELEASE-83-195| P83-|0262 06 SA ORRORAL VALLEY,AUSTRALIA BALLAEROSPACESYSTERS,BOULDERCOL, O. STS-6 BRIEFIRGON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-I000| 06 IRAS DISCOVERSANOTHER COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-85| P83-I0096 06 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON NOAA-E 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-B3-35| P83-I0046 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 BALL &EROSPICESYSTEMS,CALIF. GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOE APRIL 28 HISSTELEPHOIONNESERVICETO BE AVAILABLEFOR SPACELAB [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|84| P83-|0220 06 BALLOON INTERCOMPARISOMCaMPaIGN LARGEST MULTIPLEBALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GC HIGHLIGHTSOF |983ACTIVITIES [NASa RELEASE-U3-62| P83-I0073 06 [NASA RELEASE-S3-204| P83-|027| 06 BALLOONS aUTOMATICPILOTS LARGEST MULTIPLEBALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY,GODDARD [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-10073 06 SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT,M_YLaND P83-10274 05 BALLOON DROP TESTFOE JUPITER ATMOSPHEREENTRY SPACECRAFT AVIONICS [NASA RELEASE-83-|09| P83-10|20 06 NASA RESEARCHTO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY INSTRUMENTS TEST OF GALILEO JUPITERPROBE SPACECRAFTA SUCCESS [NASA RELEASE-83-1|8| P83-|0|29 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|lT] P83-10|28 06 NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESSRESEARCH PROPOSALS NASa ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0|73 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-I0161 06 NASA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNINGON AIRCRAFT |958- |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-150| P83-I0185 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 AN/LRDS SA CONTRACT AWARDS 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN P83-|0276 05 LANGLEY RESEARCHERNAMED NASA INVENTORYOF THE YEAR P83-|0080 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-HISSZONCREW PRESS CONFERERCE P83-I0277 05 NEN CHIEF ENGINEERAND MANAGEMENTHEAD NAMEDAT NASA [NASA RELEASE-83-106| P83-I0117 06 BALTIMORE,HD. ENTERPRISETO FLY OVER D.C. EETEOPOLITANAREA, THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENTSCONFERERCETO BE HELD IN LAND AT DULLER NASUINGTON [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-I0104 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-112| P83-I0123 06 DKBBaDOS SUGGESTEDREMARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDUCATIONmS NASA BEGINS NEW STUDY OF GLOBAL TROPOSPHEREtS TRIBUTETO NASA, LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA CHEMISTRY P83-|0|33 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-||3| P83-|0124 06 SUGGESTEDRMARKS: HEADQUARTERSHONOR ARaRDS BImIUM CERESONY P83-|0|q3 05 ZNTERRATIONALROCKET EXPERIMENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-|0024 06 ROBERTALLERTO READNASASPACETRACKINGANDDATA SYSTEMS OFFICE SOUNDINGROCKET EXPERIMENTSSUPPORT SOLAR S¥STEN [NASA RELEASE-83-|64| P83-|0200 06 THEORY [NASA RELEASE-83-82| P83-I0093 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR ANARDS CEREMONY,LENIS RESEARCHCENTER P83-|0237 05 B&REES EEGIEEERINGCO., STAMFORD,CORN. GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOA&-E SATELLITE &XAF /ADVANCEDX-EaT ,STROPBZSICSFaC./ [NASA RELEASE-83-61| P83-|0072 06 FISCAL YEAR |984BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 BaTTELLE-COLUABUSLABS., COLUMBUS,OHIO NASA ISSUES ANNOUNCEMENTOF OPPORTUNITYFOR X-BAY AHBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING OBSERVATORY AT KERNEDT [NASA RELEASE-83-154| P83-I0|89 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSISSUED FOR Z-RAY OBSERVATORY BaTTELLE-NORTHWEST#RICILLAID#_ASHo [NASA RELEASE-83-|75| P83-102|| 06 ANTARCTIC"METEORITE"TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECEOF THE MOON STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFIHG PB3-|02q5 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-|0043 06 BATTERIES S NICKEL-HYDROGENBATTERIES D-52 ETRCRAFT Dal STATE SKILLS CORP. NASA DRYDEN CONDUCTSSUCCESSFULDROP TESTS FOR SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF SHUTTLE BOOSTER PARACHUTES COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-|0253 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|40| P83-|0|75 06 BEDREST D-57 KIRCRaFT EXERCISE AND DIET MAY CONTROL BLOOD CHANGESDURING RASAgS B-57 Nil/,FLIGHT CHECK TORNADOES REIGBTLESSNESS

a-9 DELL HELICOPTER _EITRGRe 7OR| NORTH SUBJECT IIDEI

|NASA RELEASE-83-|30| P83-10|65 06 NEW CHIEF ENGINEERAND MANAGEHENTHEAD NAHED AT NASa [NASA RELEASE-83-106| P83-I0117 06 BELL HELICOPTERTEXTRON,FORT NORTH NEW RESEARCHPROGRAH TO STUDT HATS TO HEDHCE NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 HELICOPTERNOISE P83-I0130 06 [MISA RELEASE-83-18| P83-I0018 06 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF BELL TELEPHOHEL,BS., HOLNDEL,N.J. ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING |958 -|983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CBNTHRT QF [NASA RE_'ASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 ACHIEVEHENT--JHSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 ASTRONAUTTRULT NAMED COflSANDEROF NAVAL SPACE COSflAND DELL TELEPHONEEARUFo COo, BRLGIUH [NASA RELEASE-83-|33| P83-10168 06 STS-9 TO CARET EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST _ISSION SPACE TELESCOPERENAMED AS EDWIN P. HUBBLE SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-|U209 06 TELESCOPE |NASA RELEASE-83-155| P83-|0190 06 EEL|BIN &SSOCI&TES,IRC., STOSSET,L_. HASA SELECTSSMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS ROBERT ALLER TO HEAD NASA SPACE TRICKING A_D DaTA [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0173 06 SYSTEMS OFFICE [NASA RELEASE-83-|64| P83-10200 06 BEND RESEARCH, IRC., BEND, 02. NASA SELECTSSHALL ROSINESS RESEARCHPROPOSALS STS-9 TO CARR_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-]0|73 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-|0209 06 BENDIX FIELD ENG. CORP., COLUHBIA,_D. NASA SELECTS CONTRACTORFOR GODDAHDLASER NETWORK FRANK S. JOHNSON JR. TO HEAD NASA'S PUBLIC AFFAIRS [NASA RELEASE-83-]21| P83-10156 06 DIVISION [NASA RELEASE-83-|78| P83-|02|4 06 NASA SELECTS FACILITTOPERATIONSCONTRACTORFOR NSTL [NASA RELEASE-83-125] P83-|0|60 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES E. WEBB FHND FOB EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, BEREBDA WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0261 05 STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-|UU34 05 BIOLOGT TELEPHONESERVICE TO BE AVAILABLEFOR SPACELAB S EVOLUTION MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|84| P83-10220 06 BIOEEDIC&LRESERRCH STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-|U037 05 BEST WRECKIHGCO., DETROIT,HICH° CONTRACT AWARDEDTO DISASSEHBLEMOBILE LAUNCHER NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDINGSET FOR STS-8 [NASA RELE&SE-83-25] P83-1U025 06 P83-|0|SU 06 BK"2ELGUESEST&R STS-7 POSTFLIGRTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE IRAS DISCOVERSGIANT DUST SHELL AROUND THE STAB P83-|U|48 05 BETTELGEUSE |NASA RELEASE-83-172| P83-1U208 06 EXERCISEAND DIET MAT CONTROL BLOODCHANGES DURING WEIGHTLESSNESS RIG'-RANGCOSROL(X_T [NASA RELEASE-83-|30| P83-I0|65 06 SPACE TELESCOPERENANED AS EDWIH P. HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE NASA FORMS SPACE BIOHEDICALRESEARCHINSTITUTE |NASA RELEASE-83-|55| P83-10190 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|67| P83-10203 06 RINGHAHPTONeN.T° NASA INVESTIGATESNEW LINK IN _OTION S_CKNBSS FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-19|| P83-10227 06 INVOLVEMENTPROJECT |NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0103 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-1U271 06 BIO-BETRICSISTF_S,INC°, EINN. NASA SELECTSSNALL BUSINESSRESEARCH PROPOSALS BIOSATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0|73 06 |958- |983QUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING BIOFEEDBACK [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|U|67 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-|0|30 06 BIOSCIENCE S LIFE SCIENCES BIOGRAPHY CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDBS-A AND BIOTECHNOLOG_ FEATHER EVA S LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|UU47 06 S HAN-SYSTEHSINTEGRATION N_SA ESTABLISHESCOMPUTER SCIENCE INSTITUTEAT AMES BIOTECHNOLOGT,INC., WASHINGTON,D.C. [NASA RELEASE-83-38| P83-10U49 06 SPACE MEDICINEIS SUBJECT OF NEW NASA ROOK [NASA RELEASE-83-59| P83-10070 06 TEMPLETON NANED ASSOCIATEADMINISTRATORFOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS BISOPHERICALINSTRUHEHTS_I_C., CALIF. [NASA RELEASE-83-67| P83-|0078 06 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-1U173 06 LANGLETRESEARCHERHa_ED NaSa INVENTOHTOF THETEAR P83-1U080 06 BLACKBR&NTSOUNDINGROCKETS STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-IUI4! 05 AHBITIOUSSTS-7 HISS|ON TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY BOEING AEROSPACECO., KENT, HASH. |NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0U98 U6 STS-6 PRFTLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE P83-|0036 05 FIRST COMMERCIALPATLOAD SPECIALISTFOR SHUTTLE NA_ED BOEING AEROSPACECO., SEATTLE,WASH. |NASA RELEASE-83-|05| P83-101|6 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05

A-IO SUBJECT INDEI BRUNSWICKAEROSPACE,COSTA MESA, CALIF.

RECYCLING COULD SAVE MONEY FOR FUTURE NASA SPACE ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE DISPLAYED IN WASHINGTON MISSIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-89] P83-10|00 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-29] P83-100q0 06 ENTERPRISE TO FLY OVER D.C. METROPOLITAN AREA, EOEING AIRCRAFT LAND AT DULLES SUGGESTED BE_ARKS: RTCA |983 ANNUAL ASSEMBLY AND [NASA RELEASE-83-93] P83-1010q 06 TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-%02ql 05 SHUTTLE ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE SHOWN AT NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION BOEING COMMERCIJ_L AIRPLARE CO., WASH° [NASA RELEASE-83-188] P83-10224 06 QSRA WILL BE SHOWN AT PARIS AIR SHOW [NASA RELEASE-83-60] P83-10071 06 HIGHLIGHTS OR 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA EELEASE-83-20q] P83-10271 06 BOEING SERV. INTERN., COCOABEACH, FLA. BSI AWARDED CONTRACT FOR MOBILE LAUNCHER 3 AND PAD BONNEVILLE SCIENTIFIC, UTAH WORK NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-123] P83-10158 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-138] R83-10173 06 NASA SELECTS FACILITY OPERATIONS CONTRACTOB FOR NSTL BOOSTERS [NASA RELEASE-83-125] P83-10160 06 S LAHNCH VEHICLES BOEING 727 AIRCRAFT BR&IR NASA RESHAPES TURBOPROPS TO EXTEND _URL SAVING FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT [NASA HELEASE-83-17q] P83-10210 06 INVOLVEMENT PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-10103 06 BOEING 737 AIRCRAFT ELECTRONIC ADVANCES USED HUH DESK TOP COCKPIT BRAKES SIMULATOR STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEY ORBITER EXPEHIMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-|70] P83-10206 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-45] P83-10056 06 NASA RESHAPES TURBOPROPS TO EXTEND _UEL SAVING STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CHEW CONFERENCE P83-|0135 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-17q] P83-I0210 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE BOEING 747 AIRCRAFT P83-10148 05 ORBITER ENTERPRISE AND QSEA TO BE EXHIBITED IN PARIS [NASA RELEASE-H3-65] P83-10076 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10150 05 NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-10084 06 BRAZIL ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE BLOWN TO ROME INTEEGOVERNMENTAL MEETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY [NASA RELEASE-83-83] P83-I0094 06 EXPERTS PLANNED [NASA RELEASE-83-8] R83-I0008 06 FRENCH PRESIDENT VISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISE AT PARIS AIR SHOW NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERIMENTS [NASA RELEASR-83-8q] P83-10095 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|60] P83-10196 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE DISPLAYED IN NASHINGTON HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-89] P83-I0100 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-20q] P83-I0271 06 ENTERPRISE TO FLY OVER D.C. METROPOLITAN AREA, BRIDGES LAND AT DULLES S BROOKLYN BRIDGE, N.Y. [NASA RELEASE-83-93] P83-1010q 06 BRISTOL UNIV., ENGLAND S_UTTLE OHBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE SHOWN AT NEW STS-9 TO CARRY EHROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS ORLEANS EXPOSITION FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-188] P83-1022q 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] R83-I0209 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES BRITISH AEROSPACE _EP° [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 FIRSTSTS-9 MTOISSIOCARRYN EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAH ON ITS BOEING-VERTOL, PHILADELPHIA, PA. [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] R83-]0209 06 NEW RESEARCH PROGRAM TO S_UDY WAYS TO REDUCE HELICOPTER NOISE BEOEX, N.,. [NASA RELEASE-83-18] P83-10018 06 FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT ROGUE AGRICULTURAL IRSTITOTE, INDONESIA [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-10103 06 NASA AWARDS CONTHACT FOR INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL BROOKLYN BRIDGE, N.,. [NASA RELEASE-83-|95] P83-10262 06 SUGGESTED EMAEKS: HEADQSARTERS HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY P83-10143 05 BOLT, BERANEK _ NEWMAN, LINCOLN, MASS. PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE BROOKLYN, R°Y. [NASA HELEASE-83-12] P83-10012 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-A SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|0|] P83-|0112 06 BONES FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE INVOLVEMENT PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-1ql] P83-10176 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-10103 06 SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED BONN, GERMAN, [NASA RELE&SE-83-|q2] P83-|0177 06 ORBITEH ENTERPRISE AND QSHA TO BE EXHIBITED IN PARIS [NASA RELEASE-83-65] P83-10076 06 BROOKS AJFB,TEI. NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 ORBITER E_TERPRISE TO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEAN CITIES P83-10130 06 [NASA RELEASE-H3-75] P83-I0090 06 BRUNSWICK AEEOSPACE, COSTA MESA, CAliF. ORBITER EBTEEPRISE TO BE ELOWN TO ROME STS-9 TO CARR_ EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-83] P83-1009q 06 FIRST MISSION

A-11 BRUSH,COLO. SOBJECTINDEI

[NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-U3-|73] P83-|0209 06 BHUSH, COLO. CALIFORNIA UNIVo, SAN DIEGO FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU INVOLVEMENT PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-24] P83-10024 06 [NASA RELEASE-_3-92] P83-I0|03 06 SOUNDING ROCKET EXPERIMENTS SUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM BUDGETS THEORY S APPROPRIATIONS AND BUDGETS [NASA RELEASE-83-82] P83-I0093 06 S FUNDING CAMBRIDGE ACOUSTICAL ASSOC., INC., MASS. BUFFALO AIRCRAFT NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS S DHC 5 AIRCRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-10|73 06

BUNDES&NSTALT FUR MATERIALPRUFUNGe BERLIN CAMDEN, N.J° STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING FIRST MISSION AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 BUOYS SUGGESTED REMARKS: THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE STUDENT NASA ENDS NIaBUS-6 OPERATIONS IN¥OLYESENT PROJECT [SSIP) AWARDS CONFERENCE, NASA [NASA RELEASE-83-126] P83-I0161 06 HEADQUARTERS P83-|U153 05 BDREAH OF STANDARDS SUGGESTED REMARKS: CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS S NATIONAL BUR. OF STD., _ASEINGTON, D.C. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PANEL P83-|02_2 05

BUSINESS AND TECHNOL. SYS.a INC., MD. C&MERAS GOVERNaENT-INDUS_HY TEAS STABILIZES NOAA-E SATELLITE SA TELEVISION CAMERAS [NASA RELEASE-83-6|] P83-|0072 06 BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATSOSPHERE ENTRY SPACECRAFT C [NASA RELEASE-83-|09] P83-|0|20 06 C-BAND STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-|003_ 05 P83-|0|5| 05

NASA STUDIES PREDICT COSMUNICATIONS SATELLITE USE SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-98] P83-|0109 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-1_2] P83-|0177 06 NIGHT LAUNCH ARD LANDING SET FOR STS-8 NEW ASTRONAUT SHHTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS MADE P83-I0|30 06 [NASARELEASE-83-179] P83-|02|5 06

NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE SPACELAH I CRE_ ACTIVITIES [_ASA RELEASE-H3-I_I] P83-I0176 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|93] P83-I0229 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-I0258 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHT SPACELAB PRESS CONFEHENCE P83-|0244 05 STS-|| WESTAR SATELLITE BRIEFING P83-I0272 05 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 C-8 AIRCRAFT S DHC 5 AIRCRAFT STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFIRG (SPACELAB #2) P83-|0259 05 C-140 AIRCRAFT HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES SUGGESTED REMARKS: GANNETT MAN&GEMENT GROUP, [NASA _ELEaSE-83-2U_] P83-I027| 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0273 05 CALCIUS STS-_I EVA TIMELINE BRIEFING P83-10275 05 FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT _|-B PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHT PLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-|0|03 06 P83-IU276 05 CALIBR&TIMG CANADA NASA SATELLITE DISCOVERS POSSIBLE SECCND SOLAR JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-72 ] P83- |0038 06 [NASA RELEASE-83- 120] P83-1013| 06 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO RE CARRIED ON C_LIFOHMIA IMST. OF TECR. NOAA-E NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA HELEASE-83-35] P83-10046 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-|000| 06 NORLDWIDE TELEPHONE SERVICE SET UP FOR 5T5-6 MISSION CALIFORNIA INST. OF TECRNOL.# PASADENA [NASA RELEASE-83-4|] P83-|0052 06 NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALS FOR SPACE STATION UTILIZATION LARGEST MULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-3|] P83-I00_2 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-|0073 06 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELAB I AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-27] P83-10083 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87] B83-10098 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEAN CITIES JET PROPULSION LABOEATCRY CONTRACT EXTENDED [NASA RELEASE-83-75] P83-10090 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-122] P83-I0157 06 FRENCH PRESIDENT VISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISE AT |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF PARIS AIR SHOW ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-84] P83-10095 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-]32] P83-|0|67 06 SECOND RELAY SATELLITE DELETED FROM SHUTTLE FLIGHT CALIFORNIA UNIV°, BEHKELE! 8 MANIFEST STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAH ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-86] P83-|0097 06 FIRST MISSION

A-12 SUBJECT INDEX CEIIT&UR LAUNCH VEHICLE

AHHITIOUSSTS-7 FISSION TO FEATHHZ FIRST LANDING P83-I0130 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 CLRBOJ DIOXIDE ATEOHPHERICSATELLITECONTINUESSTUDIES TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-|92| P83-10228 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-95| P83-I0106 06 CUBOK FIBERS SUGGESTED REZAHKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION,CAPE STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS CANAVHRALCHAPTER P83-10132 05 P83-I0139 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTHHIEFIHG/FLIGHTPLAN CAREOKHOKO/IDE P83-|Olq0 05 NASA BEGINS BEN STUDY OF GLOBAL TROPOSPHEREOS CHEHISTRY STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-113| P83-10124 06 P83-I0142 05 C&RDIOVmc:COL&RSTSTEH SUGGESTEDHEEARKS: INTEHNATIONALAEROSPACE SA HEART SYMPOSIHB,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-_0144 05 STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-[0256 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SCA/ENTERPRISECEREMONY P83-|0|45 05 CUIBEE,N SEA NORLDWIDETELEPHDNESERVICE SET UP FOR STS-6 flISSION STS-8 PREFLIGHTCEEN CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-4[| P83-I0052 06 NASA ENDS NIHRUS-6OPERATIONS TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-7 [NASA HELEASE-83-126] P83-1016[ 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-95| P83-|0|06 06 TWO CANADIANSRESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST BY AHERICAN TELEPHONESEBYICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-8 SATELLITE IN&HA RELEASE-83-131| P83-|0166 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-129| P83-10|64 06 TELEPHONESERVICE TO BE AVAILABLEFOR SPACELAB TELEPHONHSERVICE AVAILABLEFORSTS-8 FISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-[31| R83-10166 06 [NASA RELEASE-HE-184| P83-[0220 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QCANTEN CENTURY OF CARLETORCOrEROLS_RP., EAST AHRORIaN.Y. ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE HEGINNING INQUIRY TEAH REPORTS ON SPACE SUIT FAILURES [NASA RELEASE-H3-|32| P83-10167 06 [NAS_ RELEASE-83-9| P83-|0009 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT FIRST ZISSION P83-10032 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-[73| P83-10209 06 STS-9TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS TELEPHONE SERVICETO BE AVAILABLEFOR SPACELAH FIRST FISSION NISSIOH [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-[0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|84] P83-10220 06 CElIlARVOE, AUSTRALIA NASA AND CANADIANSSIGN COOPERATIVEARRANGEMENT HASA TO LAUNCH RCA _ATCOmIR [NASA RELEASE-83-186| P83-10222 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-|0055 06 SPACELAD I CHEW ACTIVITIES C_TOGR&PHT [NASA RELEASE-83-[93| P83-[0229 06 S ICE HAPPING STS-9 PREFLIGHTBHIEFING (SPACELAB#2) CASTOR 4 ROCKETEEGIKE P83-I0259 05 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXT-&SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-[O[] P83-|Ol|2 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNER SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-10269 06 CATHODE RAT TUBES ELECTRONICADVANCESUSED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES SIHULATOR INCA RELEASE-83-204| P83-1027[ 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|70| P83-10206 06 CANADIANSATELLITES CATHOLICOEIYo, LEONE, BELGIOH S ALOUHTTECANADIANSATELLITE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS S ANIK SATELLITES FIRST _SSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 CANCER RESEARCH JPL RESEARCHUSED AS BASIS FOR NEW CANCER TREATNENT CILLS [NASA HHLEASE-83-88] P83-[0099 06 S CELLS /BIOLOGY/ S FUEL CELLS HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES S PHOTOVOLTAICCELLS [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 S SOLARCELLS

CANISTERS CELLS /BIOLOGT/ STS-6 PREFLIGHTGETAWAY SPECIALBRIEFING NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-[0030 05 P83-10130 06 CAPE CANAVERAL,FLA. STS-8PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-I0149 05 S KENNEDYSPACE CENTER,NASA, FLA. STS-8 PREFLIGHTCRER COJPEHERCE P83-[0|52 05 CAPE KENNEDT,FLA. S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA. CENT&DR LAUNCH VEHICLE SA ATLAS-CENTAURLAUNCHVEHICLE C&PILL&RTFLOW FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLESTHDEHT FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 INVOLVRNEHTHROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-10103 06 NASA BUDGET PRESS COKFERENCE P83-10029 05 CARBON BSI AN&RDED CONTRACTFOR HOBILE LAUHCHER 3 AND PAD NIGHT LAUWCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 WORK

A-t3 CENTRE DwINER_E ATOMIQUE,FRINCE SUBJECT IIDEI

[NASA RELEASE-83-123| P83-I0158 06 JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-72| PH3-10038 06 NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO MODIFY CENTAUR FOR SHUTTLE [NASA RELEASE-83-|68| P83-|020q 06 CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA NASA LEWIS AWARDS $7.9 MILLION CONTRACT FOR CENTAUR [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|O047 06 [NASA EELEASR-83-190] P83-10226 06 APRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-6 SUGGESTED REHARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, LEWIS [NASA RELEASE-83-37| P83-I0048 06 RESEARCH CENTER P83-I0237 05 WORLDWIDE TELEPHONE SERVICE SET DP FOH STS-6 MISSION CENTRE DeENF_GIE &TOflIQUE, FRANCE [NASA RELEASE-83-41| P83- 10052 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-6 MISSION [NASA RELEASE-H3-173| P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-42| P83-10053 06

CEBTRO INFORM. STBDI ESPERIENZE# MILAN STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEY OHBITEH EXPERIMENT STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB OR ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-45| P83-JOO56 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 TDRS STATUS BEING ASSESSED [NASA RELEASE-83-52| P83-I0063 06 CEREMONIES SHUTTLE SIMULATOR TO BE DISPLAYED IN JAPAN PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO [NASA RELEASE-83-5| P83-10005 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-57| P83-10068 06 NASA TRANSFERS LARDSAT OPERATIONS, MANAGEMRNT TO COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELAB 1 NOAA [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-JO083 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-7| P83-I0007 06 AMBITIOUS STS-7 _ISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-10050 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 LANGLEY RESEARCHER NAMED NASA INVENTORY OF THE YEAR TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-7 P83-I0080 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-95| P83-10106 06 ENTERPRISE TO FLY OVER D.C. HETROPOLITAN aREA, COMNDNICATION5 SATELLITE ROOSTED INTO LaND AT DULLES GEOSYNCHHONOUS ORBIT [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-I0104 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-104] P83-10115 06 COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE BOOSTED INTO STS-8 FLIGHT IN AUGUZT TQ CARRY SPECIAL PHILATELIC GEOSYNCHRONOUS ORBIT COVERS [NASA RELEASE-83-10q] P83-10115 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-||J] P83-J0122 06 SUGGESTED RMARKS: HEADQUARTERS HONOR AWARDS LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHT CEREMONY P83-|0143 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-116] P83-I0127 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-10148 05 P83-10130 06

NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITH CELEBRATION AT WASHINGTON STS-7 PREFLIGST BRIEFING/FLIGHT PLAN CATHEDRAL P83-I0140 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-152| P83-I0187 06 5T5-7 pOSTFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE SUGGESTED REMARKS: NASA EMPLOYEE 25TH ANNIVERSARY P83-|0|48 05 DINNER, NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-10231 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-I0149 05 SHGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, LEWIS STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 RESEARCH CENSER P83-I0237 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT, M_YLAND SUGGESTED REMARKS: THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE STUDENT P83-10274 05 INVOLVEMENT PROJECT (SHIP) AWARDS CONFERENCE, NASA HEADQUARTERS P83-10153 05 CHALLENGER SECOND FLIGHT READINESS FIRING SCHEDULED STS-8 MISSION EXTENDED [NASA RELEASE-83-2| P83-I0002 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-124| P83-10159 06 SECOND TEST FIRING OF CHALLENGER ENGINES SET FOR PUBLIC VIEWING OF STS-8 NIGHT LANDING RESTRICTED JAB. 25 [NASA RELEASE-S3-128] P83-I0163 06 [NASARELEASE-83-4| P83-10004 06 TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-8 CREWS NAMED FOE STS-|I AND STS-|2 [NASA RELEASE-83-|3|| P83-J0|66 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-15| P83-10015 06 SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED STS-6 APPEARS SET _OR LAONCH EARLY IN MARCH [NASA RELEASE-83-142| P83-10177 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-16| P83-I0016 06 NaSA TO MOVE TDRS TO PERMANENT LOCATION CEEWMEMBERS NAMED FOR STS-13, SPACELAB 2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-83-145| P83-|0180 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-I0022 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 L_UNCH SCHEDULE STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFING FROM KSC P83-10028 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-I0269 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/ORBITER CHANGES HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 AC_I¥ITIES P83-|0031 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 CH_GED PARTICLES SA ELECTRONS STS-6 PNEPLIGHT PRESS CGNFERENCE P83-I0037 05

A-lq SHBJECT INDEX CLOUDS

NASA'S ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFT FLIGHT TO A COMET CIRCUITS [NASA RELEASE-83-196| P83-10263 06 ONE OF TDRS | KU-BAND ANTENNA SYSTEMS EXPERIENCES PROBLEMS CHARLES STARK DRAPER LAB., SIT [NASA RELEASE-83-176| P83-10212 06 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCCMIB [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-|0055 06 CIRCULAR ORBIT NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SNORE CHAHBEB OF [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-1000| 06 COMMERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS P83-|0253 05 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0035 05 CBASSIGNY# FRANCE SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEORITES MAY HAVE COME FROM SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON MARS NOAA-E [NASA RELEASE-83-33| P83-I0044 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|0046 06 CHEMICAL CLOUDS NASA ENDS NIMBUS 5 OPERATION CHEHICAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE ALONG EAST COAST [NASA RELEASE-83-40| P83-|005| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-| 07 ] P83-I0| |8 06 COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELAB | CHEMICAL MANUEACTHREBSASSOCIATION [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-|0083 06 LARGEST MULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-|0073 06 INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOR LAUNCH CHEMICAL PROPULSION [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-|0088 06 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0|73 06 SECOND RELAY SATELIi[TE DELETED FROM SHUTTLE FLIGHT 8 MANIFEST CHEMICAL ROCKETS [NASA RELEASE-83-86| P83-|0097 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER P83-|0237 05 UPCOMING SHUTTLE LAUNCHES DETAILED [NASA RELEASE-83-99 ] P83- |0||0 06 CHEHICAL SYSTEMS FOR SPACE POWER S FUEL CELLS NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 S SPACE POWER P83-|0|30 06

CHEMICAL VAPOR NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6 OPERATIONS NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERIMENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|26| P83-|016| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|60| P83-|0|96 06 CIVIL AVI&TIOH CHICAGO UNIV. SA COMMERCIAL AVIATION ANTARCTIC "METEORITE" TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF TEE MOON SUGGESTED REMARKS: AGENCY-WIDE HONOR AWARDS [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-|0043 06 CEREMONY P83-|0239 06 PIONEER |0 BEYOND THE KNONN PLANETS SUGGESTED REMARKS: RTCA |983 ANNUAL ASSEMBLY AND [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-|0050 06 TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|024| 05 PIONEER |0 to PASS BEYCND PLUTO [NASA RELEASE-83-57| P83-|0068 06 CIVILIAN PASSENGERS NASA TAKES FIRST STEPS TOWARDS FLYING CIVILIANS IN CHICKENS SPACE FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHGTTLE STUDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-198] P83-|0265 06 INVOLVEMENT PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0]03 06 CLAUSTHKL UNIV., GERMAN_ STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS CHILE FIRST MISSION NASA SCIENTISTS DISCOVER MASSIVE THUNDERSTORM ON [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 SATURN [NASA RELEASE-83-7|| P83-|0082 06 CLIMATOLOGY SATELLITE MEASUREMENT OF CLOUDS IMPROVES CLIMATE CHILTON, ENGLAND FORECASTS NEW COMET DISCOVERED BY IRAS SCIENTISTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|02| P83-101|3 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-70| P83-|008| 06 CLINICAL RESEARCH CTB., MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND CHINA STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS S PEOPLEgS REPUBLIC OF CHINA FIRST MISSION [NASA EELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 CHINA LAKE NAVAL NEAPONS CENTER, CALIF. NASA DRYDEN CONDUCIS SUCCESSFUL DROP TESTS FOR CLOUDS SHUTTLE BOOSTER PARACHUTES SA CHEMICAL CLOUDS [NASA RELEASE-83-|40| P83-|0|75 06 SA MAGELLANIC CLOUDS CHINESE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU S PEOPLEIS REPUBLIC OF CHINA [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-|0024 06 CHLORINE NASA SCIENTISTS DISCOVER HASSIVE THUNDEHSTORM ON LARGEST MULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO SATURN [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-10073 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-7|] P83-|0082 06 CHRONOLOGY SATELLITE MEASUREMENT OF CLOUDS IMPROVES CLIMATE S LAUNCH CHRONOLOGY FORECASTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|02| P83-|01|3 06 CHRONOMETRICS, INC., SILVER SPRING, MD. NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLINED AT IRAS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-10|73 06 CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|62| P83-|0|98 06 CNRYSE REGION /MARS/ FINAL EFFORTS TO REGAIN CONTACT WITH VIKING | ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE CONTINUES STUDIES [NASA RELEASE-83-47| P83-10058 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|92| P83-|0228 06

A-15 CLS LASER SYSTEMS. ZNC. a COIN. SUBJECT INDEX

SUGGESTEDSTATEMENT: IRIS PRESS CONFERENCE, UPCOMINGSHUTTLE LAUNCHESDETAILED WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0232 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-99| P83-I0110 06 CLS LASER S_STEMS,INC., COIN. SUGGESTEDREMARKS: NATIONALSPACE CLUB, NASA SELECTSSMALL BUSINESS RESEARCHPROPOSALS WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10134 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-10173 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE CNA INSURANCECOMPANIES P83-10148 05 NASA BECOMESA SPONSOH OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MATH COMPETITION SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORM [NASA RELEASE-83-137| P83-10172 06 ASSOCIATION P83-i0154 05 COAST SOBVE_, U.S. 1958 - 1983OUR FIRSTQUARTER CENTURYOF SUGGESTEDREMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL,THE NAVY LEAGUE, ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ARLINGTON,VIHGINIA P83-I0250 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 CUBE /COSMIC BACKC__OUNDEXPLORER/ LOUSMA RETIREMENT SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEW, [NASA RELEASE-83-151| P83-I0186 06 GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAININGCENTER,ILLINOIS P83-I0252 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS FIRST MISSION COCKPITS [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 ELECTRONICADVANCESUSED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT SIMULATOR ONE OF TDRS' KU-RANDANTENNA SYSTEMS EXPERIENCES [NASA RELEASE-83-170| P83-I0206 06 PHOBLEMS [NASA RELEASE-83-176| P83-|0212 06 COHERENTLIGHT LASER SYSTEHS TO STUDY ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES TELEPHONESERVICETO BE AVAILABLEFOR SPAC£LAB [NASA RELEASE-83-203| P83-|0270 06 MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-184| P83-I0220 06 COLOGHE,GEHMAMI ORBITER ENTERPRISEAND QSRA TO BE EXHIBITEDIN PARIS SUGGESTEDHEMARKS:STS-9MANNED FLIGHT INANENESS [NASA RELEASE-83-65| P83-I0076 06 HECEPTION,KENNDY SPACE CENTER P83-10233 05 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEANCITIBS STS-9CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-I0236 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-10090 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE ELONN TO ROME JOHNSONSPACE CENTER, HOUSTON,TEX. P83-|0240 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-83| P83-I0094 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE ENTERPRISETO FLY OVER D.C. METROPOLITANAREA, [NASA HELEASE-83-202] P83-I0269 06 LAND AT DULLBS [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-I0104 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 SHUTTLE ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE SHORN AT HEN ORLEANS EXPOSITION COLUMBIa HNI¥., N.Y. [NKSA RELEKSE-83-188] P83-I0224 06 INTERGOVEBNMENTALMEETINGOF SPACE TECHNOLOGY EXPERTS PLANNED HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-10008 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 COMET IRIS 19830 SUGGESTEDREBARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENTGROUP, IHAS DISCOYEHSITS FIFTH COMET WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10273 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-148| P83-10183 06 COLORADO UHIV. COMET RENDEZVOUS/aSTEROIDFLYB_ POSSIBLEVOLCANIC ACTIVITYDISCOVEREDON VENUS PLANETARYEXPLOBATIOHTHROUGHIEAR 2000 OUTLINED [NASA RELEASE-83-159| P83-10195 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-50| P83-I0061 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES COMETS [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 SA COMET IRIS 19830 SA GIACOBINI-ZINNERCOMET COLUMBIA SA HALLEY'SCOMET INQUIRY TEAM REPORTS ON SPACE SUIT FAILURES SA IBAS-ARAKI-ALCOCKCOMET [NASA RELEASE-83-9| P83-10009 06 |958- 1983QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF STS-6 2HD FRF BRIEFINGEROM KSC P83-I0028 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA HELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES P83-I003| 05 NEW PHENOMENAIN UNIVERSEOUTLINEDAT IRkS CONFERENCE STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFEBENCE PH3-|0037 05 [NAS_ RELEKSE-83-|62] P83-|0|98 06 TELEPHONE SERVICEAVAILABLEFOR STS-6 MISSION IRIS DISCOVERSHEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-42| P83-I0053 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-171| P83-I0207 06 STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEY ORBITER EXPERIMENT INFRAREDASTRONOMICALSATELLITETO CEASE OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-45| P83-10056 06 [NASA BELEASE-83-181] P83-10217 06 COLUMBIABEING MODIFIEDTO CARRY SPACELAB | SUGGESTEDSTATEMENT: IRIS PRESS CONFERENCE, [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-I0083 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0232 05 AMBITIOUSSTS-7EISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-t027| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| F83-10098 06 COMMERCE,DEPARTMENTOF HAM RADIO TO FLY OH STS-9 S DEPARTMENTOF COMMERCE [NASA RELEASE-83-90| P83-I0|0| 06 COMMERCIALA¥IaTION SA SUPERSONICCOMMERCIALAIR TRANSPORT

A-16 SUBJECT IHDEI COMPUTER TECHNIQUES

NASA RESHAPES TURBOPROPS TO EXTEND FUEL SAVING ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|74] P83-102|0 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06

CO_8ERCIAL CO_BNICATIONS SATELLITES COSHD_ICATIONS SATELLITE CORP., D.C. SA RCA SATELLITES PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE SA SBS SATELI_ITES [NASA RELEASE-83-12] P83- 10012 06 SA WESTAR CONMUNICATIONS SATELLITES COmmUNICATIOnS SZSTE_S FISCAL YEAR |984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 S NASA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK

SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, COMPAGNIE INDUST. RADIO ELECTRON., SWITZ. WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10134 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION NASA AND CANADIANS SIGN COOPERATIVE ARRANGEMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|86] P83-|0222 06 COMPLERE, INC., PALO ALTO, CALIF. COMMISSIOH OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIE.S NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS LARGEST MULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-]0173 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-|0073 06 COMPOSITE MATEHIKLS COMMITTEES 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF S NASA SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION COMMITTEE ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 COMMUNICATION SATELLITES SA ACTS /ADVANCED COMMON. TECH. SATELLITE/ NASA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING ON AIRCRAFT SA ANIK SATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-|50] P83-|0|85 06 SA COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES SA ECHO PASSIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE NASA PROBES 'INNER SPACE' WITH ULTRASONICS SA GALAXY COMMUNICATION SATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-]58] P83-|0193 06 SA INSAT-| SA INTELSAT SATELLITES HIGHLIGHTS OF |983 ACTIVITIES SA NATO COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 SA PALAPA SATELLITES SA RCA SATELLITES COMPRESSIBILITY EFFECTS SA RELAY ACTIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE NASA RESHAPES TURBOPROPS TO EXTEND FUEL SAVING SA SBS SATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-|74] P83-I02|0 06 SA SYNCHRONOUS COMNUNICATICNS SATELLITES SA TELSTAR ACTIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE COMPRESSORS SA WESTAR COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES 3-D MOVIES AID JET ENGINE RESEARCHERS AT NASA CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-68] P83-|0079 06 PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|2] P83-|0012 06 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN SCIENCE AND EWG. NASA ESTABLISHES COMPUTER SCIENCE INSTITUTE AT AMES CREWS NAMED FOR STS-|I AND STS-|2 [NASA RELEASE-83-38] P83-|0049 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|5] P83-|00|5 06 COMPUTER NETWORKS STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/INERTIAL UPPER STAGE NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM/MSFC P83-10036 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-58] P83-10069 06 NASA STUDIES PREDICT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE USE COMPUTER PROGRAMS [NASA RELEASE-83-98] P83-10|09 06 SA NASA RECON NEW LEWIS FACILITY INVESTIGATES LARGE SPACE ANTENNAS NASA TBANSFERS LANDSAT OPERATIONS, HANAGEMENT TO [NASA RELEASE-83-183] P83-102|9 06 NOAA [NASA RELEASE-83-7] P83-I0007 06 TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT NASA 25TB ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM NASA SLATES MAJOH PARIS AIR BROW ACTIVITIES P83-10234 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-10084 06

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY TO THE WASHINGTON ROBOTICS, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SUBJECTS OF HEW PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON, D.C. REPORT SERIES P83-|0247 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-97] P83-JU|08 06

SUGGESTED REMARKS: MID-AMERICA COMMITTEE, NEW SYSTEM WOULD DOUBLE CAPACITY OF NEW CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83-10248 05 COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-|53] P83-]0|88 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: 72ND ADVANCED MANAGEMENT PROGRAM REUNION, FAIRMO_T HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFT HBI_EFING P83-|0235 05 P83-10249 05 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFT BRIEFING P83-|0236 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-10238 05

SUGGESTED REMARKS: BURLINGTON COUNTY, ECONOMIC STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE, HEN JERSEY P83-I0254 05 COMPUTER SCIENCES CORP. COmmUNICATIONS NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM/MSFC SA AIRCHAFT COMMUNICATICNS [NASA RELEASE-83-58] P83-|0069 06 SA MARITIME COMMUNICATIONS SA RADIO COMMUNICATIONS COMPUTER SOFTWARE MGT. AND INFORfl. CTR. SA SPACE COMMUNICATIONS |958 - |983 QUR FIHST QUARTER CENTUHY OF SA TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS ACBIEYEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING SA VOICE COMMUNICATION [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06

PROPOSED _EMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE COIU*UTER TECHNIQUES DO _E GO FROM BERE P83-10147 05 NASA TECHNIQUES LEAD TO IMPROVED MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS [NASA RELEASE-83-177] P83-|02|3 06 COmmUNICATIONS SATELLITE CORPo ]958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF

A-17 COMPUTEH TECHNOLOGX &EEOC. e IIC., MD° SUBJECT INDEY

COMPUTER TECHHOEOGY &SSOC°, INC°, MD°. CONSTELLATION5 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS SA ORION CONSTELLATION [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-10173 06 SA PISCIS AUSTRINU5 CONSTELLATION

COMPUTER VISION NASA SATELLITE DISCOVERS POSSIBLE SECOND SOLAR ROBOTICS, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SUBJECTS OF NEW SYSTEM REPORT SERIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|20| P83-|0|31 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-97| P83-10108 06 CONSTRUCTION COMPUTERIZED SIMULATIO_ S CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES SUGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE SYflPOSIUH# PARIS AIR SHOW P83-I01_4 05 CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES COMPUTERS FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 SA CRAY COMPUTERS CONT&INEHLESS MELTS SA DATA PROCESSING STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-|0]41 05 SA IBM COMPUTERS CONTAMINANTS NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-10001 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-1000| 06 PROPOSAL REQUEST ISSUED FOH ACTS APRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-6 [NASA RELEASE-83-28| P83-]0039 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-37| P83-|0048 06 GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY TEAM STABILIZES NOAA-E SATELI!TE NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-6|| P83-|0072 06 P83-10130 06

STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CRE_ CONFERENCE P83-|0|35 05 CONTINUUM DYNAMICS, INC., nQNTSVILLE, ALA. NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH P_OPOSALS SUGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-I0173 06 ASSOCIATION P83-|0154 05 CONTINUUE DYNAMICS, INC., PRINCETOB, _.J. 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA HELEASE-83-]38] P83-10|73 06 [NASA NELEASE-83-]32] P83-10167 06 CONTRACT AWAHDS NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS CONTRACT AWARDED TO DISASSEMBLE MOBILE LAUNCHER [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0173 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-25| P83-|0025 06 NEW LEWIS FACILITY INYESTIGATES LARGE SPACE ANTENNAS BSI AWAROED CONTRACT FOR MOBILE LAUNCHER 3 AND PAD [NASA RELEASE-83-]83| P83-10219 06 WORK [NASA RELEASE-83-123| P83-I0158 06 TEXT OF RE_ARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT NASA 25TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS P83-|0234 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0]73 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO MODIFY CENTAUR FOR SHUTTLE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY _ANF_L P83-I0242 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-168| P83-10204 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHA_HRR OF TWO VENUS RADAR MAPPER CONTRACTS AWARDED COMMERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS P83-|0253 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|82| P83-|0218 06

STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP COUNTER-HOTATION P83-|0260 05 BLADE CONCEPT [NASA RELEASE-63-|87| P83-|0223 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-20_] P83-|027| 06 NASA LEWIS AWARDS $7.9 MILLION CONTRACT FOR CENTAUR COMSAT GENERAL CORP. [NASA RELEASE-83-|90| P83-10226 06 S COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE CORP. NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL CONDOR PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-|95| P83-|0262 06 INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERINENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-|0024 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-1027| 06 SOUNDING ROCKET EXPERIMENTS SUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM THEORY CONTRACT DURATION [NASA RELEASE-83-82| P83-10093 06 CONTRACT AWARDED TO DISASSEMBLE _OBILE LAUNCHER CONFERENCES [NASA RELEASE-83-25| P83-10025 06 SA NATIONAL STHDENTS AWARDS CONFERENCE NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SOLID ROCKET SA SECOND BIENNIAL INTERNAT. AEROSPACE SYM. MOTORS SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP TO BE HELD [NASA RELEASE-83-55| P83-10066 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-26| P83-10026 06 NEW COMPUTER LANGUAGE TO BE TESTED AT JOHNSON SPACE CENTER NASA BECOMES A SPONSOR OF JHNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MATH [NASA RELEASE-83-|08| P83-I0119 06 COMPETITION [NASA RELEASE-83-|37| P83-|0|72 06 NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR FOR GODDARD LASER NETWORK [NASA RELEASE-83-121| P83-I0156 06 INTEHNATIONAL SOLAR-TERRESTRIAL SPACE RESEARCH DISCHSSED BSI AWARDED CONTRACT FOR MOBILE LAUNCHER 3 AND PAD [NASA RELEASE-83-|49| P83-|0|84 06 WORK [NASA RELEASE-83-123| P83-|0|58 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [N_SA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I027| 06 NASA SELECTS FACILITY OPERATIONS CONTRACTOR FOR NSTL [NASA RELEASE-83-125| P83-|0160 06 SHGGESTED REMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENT GROUP, _ASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0273 05

A-18 SUBJECT INDEX COSPAS

LOCKHEED WINS SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTRACT AT JOHNSON CENTER PLANS TO CONSOLIDATE STS OPERATIONS KENNEDY CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-|57| P83-|0192 06 [NASA EELEASE-83-13_] P83-10169 06 NASA RESHAPES TURBOPROPS TO EXTEND FUEL SAVING NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP COUNTER-ROTATION [NASA RELEASE-83-174| P83-10210 06 BLADE CONCEPT [NASA RELEASE-83-187] P83-|0223 06 CONTRAROTATING PROPELLERS NASA A_ARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP COUNTER-ROTATION MARSHALL AWARDS INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT BLADE CONCEPT [NASA RELEASE-83-189| P83-|0225 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-187] P83-I0223 06 NASA LEWIS AWARDS $7.9 MILLION CONTRACT FOR CENTAUR COXTEOL SYSTEMS [NASA RELEASE-83-|90| P83-10226 06 S AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL S AIRCRAFT CONTROL CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS S AT£1TUDE CONTROL SYSTEMS NASA LEWIS SELECTS FIRM TO NEGOTIATE $30-MILLION S SPACECRAFT CONTROL CONTRACT [NASA RELEASE-83-100| P83-101|I 06 CO_TBOLLED ECOLOGICAL LIFE SUPPORT SYSTE_ RECYCLING COULD SAVE MONEY FOR FUTURE NASA SPACE NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR FOR GODDARD LASER NETWORK MISSIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-12]| P83-10|56 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-29| P83-10040 06 NASA SELECTS FACILITY OPERATIONS CONTRACTOR FOB NSTL CONVECTION [NASA RELEASE-83-125| P83-10160 06 STS-7 BACKGROUND BRIEFING: CFES P83-|0138 05 LOCKHEED _INS SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTHACT AT COOLING KENNEDY CENTER STS-7 BACKGROUND BRIEFING: CFES P83-10138 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-134| P83-I0169 06 STS-8 _REFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-101q9 05 MARSHALL AWARDS INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT [NASA RELEASE-H3-189| P83-10225 06 COOPERATION S INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION GENERAL DYNAMICS/CONVAIR TO OPERATE COMMERCIAL S INTERAGENCY COOPERATION LAUNCH VEHICLES S INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION [NASA RELEASE-83-200| P83-|0267 05 5 SCHOLASTIC COOPERATION CONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS CORNELL UNIV., N.Y. CONTRACT AWARDED TO DISASSEMBLE MOBILE LAUNCHER NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE I_TERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-25| P83-10025 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-l] R83-I0001 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/SUIT FAILURE REPORT INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU P83-10032 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-2_] P83-10024 06 STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 SOUNDING ROCKET EXPERIMENTS SUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM THEORY NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SOLID ROCKET [N_SA RELEASE-83-82| P83-I0093 06 MOTORS [NASA RELEASE~83-55| P83-I0066 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSION CREN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0277 05 NASA LEWIS SELECTS ?IRM TO NEGOTIATE $30-_ILLION CONTRACT COROMA |NASA RELEASE~83-|O0] P83-I011| 06 S 50LAR CORONA NgSA SELECTS CONTRACTOR _OR GODDARD LASER NETWORK COSMIC [NASA RELEASE-83-|2|| P83-10156 06 S COMPUTER SOFTWARE MGT. AND INFORM, CTR. BSI A_ARDED CONTRACT }OR MOBILE LAUNCHER 3 AND PAD COSNIC DUST WORK SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY [NASA RELEASE~83-123| P83-|0158 06 JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-10240 05 LOCKHEED WINS SHUTTLE PBOCESSING CONTBACT AT COSMIC RAYS K_NNEDY CENTER ANTARCTIC "METEORITE" TURNS OUT TO DZ A PIECE UP [NASA RELEASE~83-134] P83-I0169 06 THE _OON [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-I0043 06 NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO _ODIFY CENTAUR FOR SHOTTLE [NASA RELEASE-83-168| P83-I0204 06 PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-83-39| _83-I0050 06 CONTRACT TERMINATION NASA AND GTI CONCLUDE JOINT ENDEAVOR AGREEMENT PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFT DEPARTS SOLAR S_STEM [NASA RELEASE-83-23| P83-I0023 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-9|| P83-I0102 06 CONTHACTING AND _ROCUREMENT NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 PROPOSALS REQUESTED FOR SHUTTLE PROCESSING P83-|0130 06 CONTRACTING [NASA RELEASE-H3-3| P83-10003 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: PIONEER 10 RECEPTION, NATION&L AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM PS3-]O|q6 05 FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 COSMOLOGY NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT FOH ADDITIONAL 5OLID ROCKET S BIG-BANG COSMOLOGY MOTORS S HUBBLEIS LAW [NASA RELEASE~83-55| P83-10066 06 COSNO3 SATELLITES NASA TO RECOMPETE BOOSTER ASSEMBLY CONTRACT SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON [NASA RELEASE-83-80| P83-|0091 06 NOAA-E [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-10046 06 JET PROPULSION LABORATORY CONTRACT EXTENDED [NASA RELEASE-83-122| P83-I0157 06 COSPAS 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING

A-19 COST ESTIMATES SUBJECT INDEX

[NASA RELEASE-83-]32] P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|35] P83-]0170 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWAEDS CEREEONY, GODDAHD NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS HESEARCH PROPOSALS SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT, MARYLAND [NASA RELEASE-83-]38] P83-|0173 06 P83-]0274 05 NASA AND FAIRCHILD SIGN JOINT ENDEAVOR AGHREHENT COST ESTIMATES FOR LEASECRAFT NEW HESEAHCH PROGRAM TO STUDY WAYS TO REDUCE [NASA RELEASE-83-143] P83-I0178 06 HELICOPTER NOISE [NASA RELEASE-83-18] P83-|00|8 06 NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO MODIFY CENTAUR FOR SHUTTLE [NASA RELEASE-83-168] PS3-10204 06 FISCAL YEAH 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS STS-6 2ND FR_ BRIEFING FROM KSC P83-10028 05 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 _ASA HODGZT PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0029 05 EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY RECEIVES SPACELAB PAINTING STS-6 PREFLIGHT GETAWAY SPECIAL BRIEFING [NASA RELEASE-83-|85] P83-10221 06 P83-1003U 05 NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP COUNTER-ROTATION STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-1003q 05 BLADE CONCEPT [NASA RELEASE-83-187] P83-10223 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/INERTIAL UPPER STAGE P83-I0036 05 MARSHALL AWARDS INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT [NASA RELEASE-83-189] P83-I0225 06 RECYCLING COULD SAVE MONEY FOR FHTURE NASA SPACE MISSIONS NASA LEWIS AWARDS $7.9 MILLION CONTRACT FOR CENTAUR [NASA RELEASE-83-29] P83-I0040 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-190] P83-I0226 06 NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALS FOR SPACE STATION STS-9 PREFLIGHT SPACELAB PRESS CONFERENCE UTILIZATION P83-10244 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-31] P83-|00_2 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0245 05 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON NOAA-E SUGGESTED REMARKS: HID-AMERICA COMMITTEE, [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-100_6 06 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83-10248 05

3-D MOVIES AID JET ENGINE RESEARCHERS AT NASA CENTER SUGGESTED RE_ARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVES ASSOCIATION, [NASA RELEASE-83-68] P83-10079 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10251 05 NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATION REVIEW, [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-10084 06 GREAT LAKES NAYAL TRAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS P83-|0252 05 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE [NASA HELEASE-83-7_] P83-10085 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: INAUGURAL LECTURE: JAMES E. WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, A_BITIOUS ST5-7 MISSION TO _EATUHE FIRST LANDING WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10261 05 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL ROCKET RELEASED ON AMES _IND TUNNEL ACCIDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-|95] P83-|0262 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-96] P83-10107 06 NASAIS ISEE-3 I5 FIRST SPACECRAFT FLIGHT TO A COMET NaSA LEWIS SELECTS FIRM TO NEGOTIATE $30-_ILLION [NASA RELEASE-U3-196] P83-10263 06 CONTRACT [NASA RELEASE-83-100] P83-1011i 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA HELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 NEW COMPUTER LANGUAGE TO HE TESTED AT JOHNSON SPACE CENTER STS-|| WESTAR SATELLITE BRIEFING P83-10272 05 [NAS_ RELEASE-83-108] P83-1U_19 06 COST REDDCTIOH SUGGESTED REEARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION, CAPE PROPOSALS REQUESTED FOR SHUTTLE PROCESSING CANAVERAL CHAPTER P83-10132 05 CONTRACTING [NASA RELEASE-83-3] P83-10003 06 SUGGESTED REEARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0134 05 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA _ELEASE-83-204] PS3-I0271 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT BACKGROUND BRIEFINGS: SPAS P83-|0139 05 CRASH HAZARD S AIRCRAFT SAFETY SUGGESTED REMARKS: THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT {SSIP} AWARDS CONFERENCE, NASA CRAY CO_£PUTERS HEADQUARTERS P83-10153 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWAHDS CEREMONY, LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER P83-I0237 05 NASA SELECTS CONTRACTOR FOE GODDARD LASER NETWORK [NASA RELEASE-83-12|] P83-10156 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: AGENCY-WIDE HONOH AWARDS CEREMONY P83-I0239 06 JET PROPULSION LABORATORY CONTRACT EXTENDED [NASA RELEASE-83-122] P83-10157 06 CREW SYSTERS DIVISION S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. NASA SELECTS FACILITY OPERATIONS CONTRACTOR FOH NSTL [NASA RELEASE-83-125] P83-10|60 06 C_YOGERIC EQUIPMENT NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE LOCKHEED WINS SHUTTLE P_OCESSING CONTHACT AT [NASA RELEASE-83-_] P83-|0001 06 KENNEDY CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-|34] P83-10|69 06 BSI AWARDED CONTRACT FOR MOBILE LAUNCHER 3 AND PAD WORK MAJOR JET FUEL SAVINGS WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT [NASA RELEASE-83-|23] P83-10158 06 EBGINE TECHNOLOGY

a-20 SUBJECT INDEI DE/DYNAHICS EXPLORER/

NASA AWARDS CONTRACTTO MODIFY CENTAUR FOR SHUTTLE DATA COLLECTIONSISTER [NASA RELEASE-83-|68| P83-|0204 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 NaSA LEWIS AWARDS $7.9 _ILLIONCONTRACTFOR CENTAUR [NASA RELEASE-83-|90] P83-|0226 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-I0|30 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 aCTIVITIES [NASA HELEASE-83-204] P83-|027| 06 NASAENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-126] P83-|0|6| 06 CRYOGENICS COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIEDTO CARB_SPACELAB | DATA HANAGERENT [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-I0083 06 NASA TESTS HIGH SPEEDDATA NANAGENENTS¥STEE/NSFC [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-|0069 06 NASA TESTS NEW REFRIDGERATIONSYSTEM [NaSa RELEaSE-83-|15] P83-|0|26 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPaCELaBPRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0244 05 CRZSTAL GRONTH NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVER TRADE FAIR DATA PROCESSIHG [NASA RELEASE-83-46| F83-|0057 06 SA OPTICAL DATA PROCESSING NEW SEHICONDUCTORPROCESS TO HE DEVELOPEDON SHUTTLE NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASa RELEASE-83-64| P83-|0075 06 [NaSa RELEASE-83-1| P83-1000| 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 NASa TRANSFERSLANDSAT OPERATIONS,NaNaGENENTTO P83-I0130 06 Noaa [NASA RELEASE-83-7| P83-10007 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-I0141 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPaCELABON ITS SUGGESTEDREMARKS: BID-AEERICACOMMITTEE, FIRST _ISSION CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-|0248 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05 DATA ST_AGE DEVICES NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT MaNaGEMENTGROUP, [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-|000| 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0273 05 DATATRANSNISSIQN CRYSTALS STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-|0034 05 NASA DEVELOPSPROCESSTO HAKE NIGH-TE_PERATUBE SEMICONDUCTOR PROPOSALREQUEST ISSUED FOR aCTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|4| P83-|00|4 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-28| P83-|0039 06 FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUNENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON INVOLVEMENTPROJECT NOAa-E [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-I0|03 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|0046 06 CUBICCORP., SAN DIEGO, CALIF. TDRSS TRANSHITSLaNDSAT 4 TNENMATICNaPPER INAGES NASa TO LAUNCH RCA SaTCOEIR [NASA RELEASE-83-|27| P83-|0|62 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-I0055 06 |958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUR_ OF ACBIEVEBZNT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING D [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 D.G.ROBINSON CORP., HUNTSVILLE,ALl. ST5-9 TO CARR_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPaCELABON ITS MARSHALLANARDS INSTITUTIONALSERVICESCONTRACT FIRST HISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|89| P83-|0225 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 D.P.ASSOCIATES. HUNTSVILLE,ALA° TDHSS FORWARD KU-BANDLINK SHUTS DOWN MARSHALLAWARDS INSTITUTIONALSERVICESCONTRACT [NASA RELEASE-83-|80| P83-|02|6 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|89| P83-|0225 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELaBPRESSCONFERENCE DAKAR P83-10244 05 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10|50 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {FLIGHTDIRECTOR} DATA ACQUISITIONAND ANALYSIS P83-|0257 05 SA GIL_OR DATA ACQUISITIONSTATION,ALASKA SA NaTIONaLSPACE SCIENCE DATa CENTER, NASa STS-|| WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-|0272 05 Sa TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION DO-6 IIRCRAFT SEARCH aND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON SUGGESTEDRE_ABKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE NOaa-E S_NPOSIUM,PAP!S AIR SHON P83-|0144 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-10046 06 DO-9 AIRCRAFT GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL28 NASA RESHAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FNEL SAVING [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-10074 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|74| P83-10210 06 CHEMICALCLOUDS TO BE VISIBLEALONG EAST COAST DC-|O AI_CHAI_T [NASA RELEASE-83-|07| P83-|01|8 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE SIHPOSIU_, PABIS air SHOW P83-10144 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS P83-|0139 05 DE HAVILLAHDAIRCRKFT S DBC 5 AIRCRAFT DATABASE _AHAGEBENTS_STEHS NaSA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATa MaNaGEMENTSYSTEH/MSFC DE/DYNARICSEXPLORER/ [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-|0069 06 NASA TESTS HIGH SPEEDDATA MANAGEMENTSYSTEM/MSFC [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-|0069 06 DATABASES SA AEROSPACEDATABASE SUGGESTEDREHARKS: HONOR aRARDS CERENONY,GODDAED SPACE FLIGHT CENTER,GREENBELT,E_YLaND P83-|0274 05

A-21 DEEP SPACE METNORK SUBJECTINDEX

DEEP SPACE NETWORK [NASA RELEASE-83-24] P83-I0024 06 STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDBSS P83-|0034 05 DEP&RTMEN_OF AGEICULTUEE PIONEER I0 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-39] P83-I0050 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06 PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO [NASA RELEASE-83-57] PB3-1006B 06 DEP_TMENT OF COMMERCE SA ENVIRONMENTAL SCI. SERV. ADHIN. NEW EFFORTS BEING MADE TO COMMUNICATE WITH VIKING ] SA NATIONAL BUR. OF STD., WASHINGTON, D.C. [NASA RELEASE-83-66] P83-I0077 06 S& NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADNIN. 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUR_ OF PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA EELEASE-H3-12] P83-10012 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0|67 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 INTERNATIONAL SUN-EARTH EXPLORER (ISEE-3) TO BE [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-10074 06 RENAMED [NASA RELEASE-83-|97] P83-|0264 06 NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-|008q 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [HASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 FRENCH PRESIDENT VISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISE AT PARIS AIR SNOW DEFENSE [NASA RELEASE-83-84| P83-|0095 06 TEXT OF REEARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT NASA 25TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM SUGGESTED REMARKS: BURLINGTON COUNTY, ECONOMIC P83-|0234 05 DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE, NEW JERSEY P83-|0254 05

SUGGESTED REMARKS: IEEE CONFERENCE EASCON '83, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0243 05 SA DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCX PRESIDENT ORDERS NATIONAL SPACE STATION STUDY SPACE NUCLEAR POMER TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED [NASA RELEASE-83-5|| P83-|0062 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-30| P83-I0041 06 NEW COMPUTER LANGUAGE TO BE TESTED AT JOHNSON DEFENSE, DEPADTMENT OF SPACE CENTER S DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE [NASA RELEASE-H3-108] P83-I0119 06

DFJ_COELECTRONICS# SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. SUGGESTED REMARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION, CAPE GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 CANAVERAL CHAPTER P83-|0|32 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-10074 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, NASA TO LAHNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0|34 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-|0085 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-1|0| P83-|0|21 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 DFJ.F_UNIV. OF TECEIOL., _ETHERLANDS SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|42] P83-|0177 06 FIRST _ISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO MODIFY CENTAUR FOR SHUTTLE [NASA RELEASE-83-|68| P83-|0204 06 DELTA LAHNCH VEHICLES NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY [NASA RELEASE-83-1 ] P83-|000| 06 JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-|0240 05 JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING |984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-10038 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-I0269 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APHIL 28 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|007q 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-1027| 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE DEPARTMENT OF ERERGI [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-|0085 06 SA LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LAB., N. MAX. SA OFFICE OF NUCLEAR ENERGY, DOE NASA TO LAUNCH GALAX¥-A SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|01| P83-|01|2 06 NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS TENHINAL NASA TO LAHNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|95] P83-I0262 06 [NASA RELEASE-H3-|]0] P83-|0|2| 06 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUC. AND WELFARE NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE SA FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION [NASA RELEASE-83-|41| P83-|0176 06 SA PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE GENERAL DYNAMICS/CONVAI_ TO OPERATE COMMERCIAL 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF LAUNCH VEHICLES ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-200| P83-I0267 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD B_EAKING |984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-|0269 06 S EROS DATA CENTER, SIOUX FALLS, S.D. S GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, U.S. STS-|| WESTAR SATELLITE BRIEFING P83-|0272 05 DEPARTMENT OF SPACE, INDIA DE_TROGENATION PRESIDENT ORDERS NATIONAL SPACE STATION STUDY STS-|| EVA TIMELINE BRIEFING P83-|0275 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-5|] P83-|0062 06 DENVER UNIV. DEPARTMENT OF STATE INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU S AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

A-22 SUBJECT INDEX DRIDEE FLIGHT RESEARCHCEETER# CILIF.

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND S FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION FEATUEE EVA S NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06

DESIGN CRITERIA COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELAB | S AIRCRAFT DESIGN [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-|0083 06 S SPACECRAFT CONFIGURATIONS S SPACECRAFT DESIGN NASA RESEARCH TO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY INSTRUMENTS DETECTORS [NASA RELEASE-83-||8| P83-|0129 06 S RADIATION DETECTORS ELECTHONIC ADVANCES USED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT DEUTERIUM SIMULATOR SPACELAB | CHEW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|70| P83-10206 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|93| P83-10229 06 DOC DEYELOPING NATIONS S DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE INTERGOVERNMENTAL _EETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY EXPERTS PLANNED DOCKIHG [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-10008 06 S GEMINI PROJECT S SPACE DOCKING NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOB INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL DUD [NASA RELEASE-83-|95| P83-10262 06 S DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE DFVLR DOE S GERMAN AERO. RES. AND EXPEH. ESTAR. S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

DFVLR INSTITUT PUB FLUGNEDIZIN. COLOGNE DORHIER-SYSTEM G°MoBoH.# GERMAN, STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS STS-9 TO CABBY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 DFWLH INSTITUT FUR RAUMSIMUL&TION DRAG AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING 41-B PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHT PLAN AT KENNEDY P83-|0276 05 [NASA RELEASE-B3-87| P83-10098 06 DROP TESTS DI_LB INSTITUT FUR WERKSTOFF-FORSCHUNG NASA DRYDEN CONDUCTS SUCCESSFUL DROP TESTS FOR AMBITIOUS STS-7 _ISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING SHUTTLE BOOSTER PARACHUTES AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-|40| P83-]0|75 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 DRUG EHFORCE_ENT IGENC' DF,LE, COLOGNE, GERMAN, NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6 OPERATIONS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-10|61 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 DRUGS FIRST COMMERCIAL PAYLOAD SPECIALIST FOR SHUTTLE DEC 5 AIRCRAFT NAMED TWO CANADIANS RESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST BY AMERICAN [NASA RELEASE-83-105] P83-10|16 06 SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|29| P83-|0164 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-|0|30 06 DIAGNOSIS NASA TECHNIQUES LEAD TO IMPROVED MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS STS-7 BACKGROUND BRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|38 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-177| P83-I02]3 06 PHOPpSED REHARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PEOGRAM -- WHERE DIESEL FUELS DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-10147 05 NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|49 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-195| P83-|0262 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATION REVIEW, DIET GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS EXERCISE AND DIET _AY CCNTROL BLOOD CHANGES DURING P83-10252 05 WEIGHTLESSNESS [NASA RELEASE-83-]30| P83-10165 06 DRYDER FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER, CALIF. CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A A_D DIGITAL CODING FEATURE EVA S DATA PROCESSING [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06

DISCOVEHY NASAIS B-57 WILL FLIGHT CHECK TORNADOES CREWS NAMED FOR STS-I| AND STS-]2 [NASA RELEASE-83-76| P83-|0087 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-15| P83-]0015 06 NEW CHIEF ENGINEER AND MANAGEMENT BEAD NAMED AT NASA SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-106| P83-101|7 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|42| P83-10177 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING |984 LAUNCB SCHEDULE P83-10130 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-|0269 06 1958 - 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTEE CENTURY OF DISEASES ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING S ARTHRITIS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06

DISPL&' DEVICES NASA DRYDEN CONDUCTS SUCCESSFUL DROP TESTS FOR SA VIDEO TAPE RECORDER SYSTEM SHUTTLE BOOSTER PARACHUTES [NASA RELEASE-83-|40| P83-|0175 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/ORBITER CHANGES P83-|003| 05 NASA BOARD REPORTS FINDINGS ON T-37 CRASH [NASA RELEASE-83-147| P83-|0182 06

A-23 DEN SUBJECT INDEX

STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES FIRST HISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-193| P83-I0229 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) STS-9 PHEFLIGH_HOW-TO-COVERBRIEFING P83-10259 05 P83-t0246 05 EARTH ORBIT STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SFACEL&B#2) RECYCLINGCOULD SAVE _ONEY FOR FUTURE NASA SPACE P83-|0259 05 BISSIONS DSN [NASA RELEASE-83-29] P83-I0040 06 S DEEP SPACE NETWORK EARTHRADIATION BUDGET SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIEDON DUCK, N,C, NOAA-E CHESICALCLOUDS TO BE VISIBLEALONG EAST COAST [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-I00_6 06 [NKSA RELEISE-83-0I7] P83-I0J18 06 NASA ENDS NIBBUS-6OPERATIONS DULLER INTRRH. AIRPORT,VA. IRIS| RELEASE-83-|26| P83-1016! 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE DISPLIYEDIN WISHIRGTOH [NIS& RELEISE-83-89] P83-|0|00 06 EImTH RESOURCESOBSERV. SYS. DATA CTR., SD S EROS DATA CENTER, SIOUX FALLS, S.D. ENTERPRISETO FLY OVER DoC. METROPOLITANAREA, LIND IT DULLER EARTH RESOURCESTECHNOLOGYSATELLITES |NASA EELEISE-83-93] P83-1010q 06 S LARDSIT SATELLITES SHUTTLE ORBITERENTERPRISETO BE SHOWN IT NEW E_THQUAKES ORLEINS EXPOSITION LASER SYSTEHSTO STUDY ITALIIN EARTHQUAKES [NASA RELEASE-83-188| P83-|022q 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-203| P83-10270 06 DUST EASTERN ISLAND BNIVo .ASSOC..INDONESIA S| COSNIC DUST HIS| AWARDS CONTEICTFOR INDONESIINCOS_UNICITIONS SA INTERSTELLARDUST TERMINAL [NASA RELEASE-83-195| P83-I0262 06 IRIS DISCOVERSIN.THEE COBET |NASA RELEISE-83-85] P83-I0096 06 EASTERNSPACE AND HISSILECTR.# FLA. NISI TO LIUNCH ECA SITCO_LIR IRIS DISCOVERSNEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEH [NASA RELEASE-83-q4] P83-I0055 06 |HIS| RELEASE-83-171] P83-10207 06 NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE BIEETTASELDIGESCOVUSEERSGIINT DUST SHELL IEOURD THE STIR |NASA RELEASE-83-141] P83-10|76 06 [NASA RELEISE-83-|72] P83-|0208 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LIUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-10269 06 INFRARED ASTRONOMICALSITELLITETO CEISB OPERATIONS [NISI RELEASE-83-181] P83-I0217 06 ECHO PASSIVE COHHUHICATIONSSATELLITE 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF DYRACOH CO,. PLARO# TEI. ACHIEVEBENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 [NASA RELEISE-83-138] P83-10173 06 EDUCATION DYRAHICV_LOCITITAPER SA NATIONALSCIENCE TEACHERSASSOCo NEW SYSTEH WOULD DOUBLE CIPACITYOF NEW SA PILOT TRAINING COBBUNICATIONSSATELLITES [NISA RELEASE-83-|53| P83-10188 06 SUGGESTEDREHIRKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDUCATIONeS TRIBUTE TO NASAa LOS INGELES,CALIFORNIA D_RAHICSEXPLORER P83-10133 05 S DE/_YNAflICSEXPLORER/ SUGGESTEDEEBIRKS= AHERICARDNIVERSITY, NASHINGTON#D.C. P83-10136 05 E NASA BECOBES I SPONSOR OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL _ATH R.G.&G. CO_PETITION KLOCENNKEDHEEYDCENTWINSERSHUTTLE PROCESSINGCONTBICT AT |NASA RELEASE-83-|37| P83-10172 06 |NASA RELEASE-83-|Sq] P83-10169 06 SUGGESTEDREUAEKS: CONGRESSIONALBLACK CAUCUS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYPANEL P83-I0242 05 R-TEN DXRARZCS,INCo. HRLBOURNEtPLA° NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESSRESEIRCHPROPOSALS SUGGESTEDREd,KS: SOUTH SHORE CHAHBEE OF [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0173 06 COH_F_CE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05 ELR SUGGESTEDREflARKS:BURLINGTONCOUNTY, ECONOMIC S VESTIBULARSYSTE_ DEVELOPMENTCOHHITTEE,NEW JERSEY P83-1025q 05 BIRTH ATHOSPR_E SUGGESTEDREBIRKS: TOWN HILL OF CALIFORNIA,LOS S SIIOGNNEOST.SPHERPHEE RE ANGELES P83-10255 05 S STRATOSPHERE NASA AWARDS CONTEICTFOE INDONESIINCO_NUNICATIORS S UPPER ATE'SPHERE TERBINAL E|]LTHCRUST [NASA RELEISE-83-195] P83-10262 06 LASER SYSTEflSTO STUDY ITAliAN EARTHQUIKES RDUC&TIOH&LPROGRAES |HIS| RELEASE-83-203| P83-I0270 06 SA UNIVERSITYPROGEIBS

BERTHOBSRRVAq_rO(FROHN SPACE) EDNKRDS &FB, CALIF, FIRSTSTS-9 HTIOSCSARRIONY EUBOPEIN-BUILTSPICELABON ITS STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 |SARA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10037 05

z-2q SUBJECT INDEX ELECTRONICS

CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISE AND QSRA TO BE EXHIBITED IN PARIS COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CAHRY SPACELAB l [NASA RELEASE-83-65] P83-10076 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-27] P83-I0083 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEAN CITIES EL CHICBON, MEIICO [NASA RELEASE-83-75] P83-|0090 06 LARGEST MULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH HEADY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-|0073 06 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY SATELLITE MEASUREMENT OF CLOUDS IMPROVES CLIMATE [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 FORECASTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|02] P83-|0||3 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE DISPLAYED IN WASHINGTON [NASA RELEASE-83-89] P83-|0|00 06 EL NIRO SUGGESTED REMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, ENTERPHISE TO FLY OVER D.C. METROPOLITAN AREA, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 LAND AT DULLER [NASA RELEASE-83-93] P83-|0|04 06 ELECTRIC CIRCUITS S CIRCUITS LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHT [NASA RELEASE-83-||6] P83-10|27 06 ELECTRIC FIELD CHEMICAL CLOODS TO BE VISIBLE ALONG EAST COAST NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-107] P83-10||8 06 P83-|0130 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|49 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0|42 05 NEW LEWIS FACILITY INVESTIGATES LARGE SPACE ANTENNAS [NASA RELEASE-83-|83] P83-|0219 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHT CHEW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10|48 05 ELECTRIC GENRE&TOES NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|O|50 05 TERMINAL [NASa RELEASE-83-|95] P83-|0262 06 STS-8 _ISSION EXTENDED [NASA RELEASE-83-124] P83-I0159 06 ELECTRIC PURER GENERATION NASA CENTEH ADVANCES SOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY PUBLIC VIEWING OF STS-8 NIGHT LANDING RESTRICTED [NASA RELEASE-83-34] P83-10045 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|28] P83-|0|63 06 ELECTRIC POWER SHBSTSTEMS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAH ON ITS COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELAB 1 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-27] P83-|0083 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 ELECTRIC PROPULSION SHUTTLE ORBITER ENTERPHISE TO BE SHOWN AT NEW NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS ORLEANS EXPOSITION [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-|0173 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|88] P83-|0224 06 ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (FLIGHT DIRECTOR} INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU P83-10257 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-24] P83-|0024 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION P83-|0260 05 S FAR INFRARED RADIATION S GAMMA RAYS NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING |984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE S INFRARED RADIATION [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-|0269 06 S RADIO WAVES S SUNLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES S ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|027| 06 S X-RAYS EEO ELECTROHIC EQUIPBENT S EQUAl EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY SA SEMICONDUCTORS EFFECTS STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/SUIT FAILURE REPORT S GRAVITATIONAL EFFECTS P83-10032 05 S TEMPERATURE EFFECTS NASA RESEARCH TO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY EG_Gm INC.. GOLET&m CELIF. INSTRUMENTS SPACELAB 3 PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS SELECTED FOR TRAINING [NASA EELEASE-83-l|8] P83-10129 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-94] P83-I0105 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: INTEHHATIONAL PLATFOHM EGGS ASSOCIATION P83-10154 05 FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT ELECTRONIC ADVANCES USED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-10103 06 SIMULATOH [NASA HELEASE-83-|70] P83-|0206 06 EIDGENOSSLSCHHE TECH. HOCRSCEULE, SNITZ. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS ONE OF TDRS I KU-BAND ANTENNA SYSTEMS EXPERIENCES FIRST MISSION PROBLEMS [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-176] P83-|0212 06 EINS2RTN OBSERVATORY STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0245 05 S HEAO-2 SHGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF EJECTION SEATS COMMERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSaCUHSETTS P83-10253 05 STS-6 PHEFLIGUT BRIEFING/ORBITER CHANGES P83-I0031 05 ELECTRONICS NASA DEVELOPS PROCESS TO MAKE HIGH-TENPEHATURE

A-25 ELECTRONICSRESEARCH SUBJECTINDEX

SEMICONDUCTOR ELflIR&, N.T. [NASA RELEASE-83-|4] P83-|0014 06 EXPLORER | LAUNCH ELEVATED NATION'S MORALE 25 YEARS AGO TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT NASA 25TH [NASA HELE&SE-83-10] P83-I0010 06 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-|0234 05 ENERGENCIES STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS F83-10034 05 SUGGESTED BEMABKS: GANNETT BANAGEHENT GROUP, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0273 05 EBF_RGENCY LO(:ATOR TRARSIIITTERS SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON ELI_TRONICS RESEARCH NOAA-E SUGGESTED HEMAEKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, LEWIS [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-|0046 06 RESEARCH CENTER P83-10237 05 TWO CANADIANS RESCUED IN FINST ASSIST BY AMERICAN SUGGESTED REMARKS: CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS SATELLITE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PANEL P83-10242 05 [NASA HELEASE-83-129] P83-|0|64 06 ELF_CTRONS EMERGENCY POSo IRDI_CATIRGRADIO BEACONS PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON [NASA RELEASE-83-39] P83-|0050 06 NOAA-E [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-I0046 06 NEW SYSTEZ WOULD DOUBLE CAPACITY OF NEW COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES EMISSION SPECTRA [NASA RELEASE-83-153] P83-I0188 06 LARGEST MULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH BEADY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-10073 06 Fd,ECTROPHORESIS 5TS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/ORBITER C_ANGES BNCODEH P83-|0031 05 S DATA P_OCESSING

CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND ENERG_ BUDGETS FEATURE EVA NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-I0001 06 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING E|ERGY CONVERSION DE¥ICESI INC., _ICB. AT KENNEDY NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-|0098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-I0173 06 FIRST COMHERCIAL PAYLOAD SPECIALIST FOR SHUTTLE ENERGY CONYEESION _FICIENCY NAMED MAJOR JET FUEL SAVINGS WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT [NASA RELEASE-83-105] P83-101|6 06 ENGINE TECHNOLOGY [NASA RELEASE-83-135] P83-|0170 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOB STS-8 P83-I0|30 06 ENERGY EFFICIENT ENGINE COMPONENTS MAJOR JET FUEL SAVINGS WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, ENGINE TECHNOLOGY WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0134 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-135] P83-|0|78 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CBEW CONFERENCE P83-I0135 05 ENERGY RESo B GENERATION, OAKLAND, CALIF. NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS STS-7 BACKGROUND BRIEFING: CFES P83-10138 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0173 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-I0141 05 ENEHGI RESEABCB AND DBVELOPnENT ADNIN. S DEPARTMENT OF ENBHG¥ STS-7 POSTFLIGBT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10148 05 ENERGY TRANSFER S HEAT TRANSFER STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-I0|_9 05 ENGINE DESIGN STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 3-D MOVIES AID JET ENGINE RESEARCHERS AT NASA CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-68] P83-I0079 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CHEW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 MAJOR JET FUEL SAVINGS WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ENGINE TECHNOLOG_ ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-135] P83-|0170 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONYo LEWIS SUGGESTED REMARKS: IEEE CONFERENCE EASCON '83, RESEARCH CENTER P83-]0237 05 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10243 05 ENGINE _AILURE SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRUIT GNADUATION HEVIE_, SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS NOAA-E P83-_0252 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-I0046 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I027| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 EIJ_INGTON AFB, TEL ENGINE TESTS 1958 - 1983 OUR FIHST QUARTER CENTURY OF SECOND FLIGHT READINESS FIRING SCHEDULED ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-2] P83-I0002 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0|67 06 SECOND TEST FIRING OF CHALLENGER ENGINES SET FOR ELLIPTICAL ORBIT JAN. 25 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-A SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-4] P83-|0004 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|01] P83-I0112 06 STS-6 2ND FSF BRIEFING FROM KSC P83-|0028 05 TWO VENUS RADAR MAPPER CONTRACTS AWARDED [NASA RELEASE-83-182 ] P83-10218 06 ENGINEERING DES. TO SUIT TOUR NEEDS, INC. AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY

A-26 SUBJECT INDEX EQUIPEENTF&ILURB

[NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-I009S 06 IRAS DISCOVERSGIANT DUST SHELL AROUND THE STAR BETTELGEUSE ENGINEERS [NASA RELEASE-83-172] P83-I0208 06 SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: A_EHICANUNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0|36 05 IHFH_ED ASTRONOMICALSATELLITETO CEASE OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-181] P83-102|7 06 SUGGESTEDREZAHKS: SPACE STATIONTECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP,WILLIAZSEUHG,VIRGINIA P83-10137 05 SUGGESTEDSTATEMENT: IRAS PRESS CONFERENCE, NASHINGTOH,D.C. P83-10232 05 SUGGESTEDREHAHKS: CONGRESSIONALBLACK CAUCUS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYPANEL P83-10242 05 IHAS DISCOVERS_ATEEIALORBITINGANOTHER STAR [NASA RELEASE-83-199] P83-I0266 06 HE,ARKS PREPAHEDFOE DELIVEETTO THE WASHIHGTON PRESS CLUE, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON,D.C. HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES P83-10247 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 SUGGESTEDEENARKS: 72ND ADVANCED_ANAGEHENT EBTERP_SE PHOGRA_ REUNION,FAIRNONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO S SPACE SHOTTLE ORBITER P83-|0249 05 E|VIRONaE_ SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CRABBEROF S SPACE ENVIRONMENT COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,NASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05 E|VIROEEE|TKL BOIIT_ING SUGGESTEDEE_ARKS: BURLINGTONCOUNTY, ECONONIC SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUHENTATIONTO BE CARRIEDON DEVELOPNENTCOMMITTEE,NEW JERSEY P83-10254 05 NOAA-E [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-10046 06 SUGGESTEDHEMAHKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA,LOS ANGELES P83-|0255 05 EIVIRONflEITIOBSL ERVATIONDIV., lASA NASA ENDS NIMBUS 5 OPERATION ENGINES [NASA RELEASE-83-40] P83-10051 06 S AIR BREATHINGENGINES S AIRCRAFT ENGINES EJVIROH_ENT_ PROTECTION&GENCT S CASTOR 4 ROCKET ENGINE 1958 - 1983QUE FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF S GAS TURBINE ENGINES ACHIEVEffENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING S HOCKET ENGINES [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10|67 06 S SOLID PROPELLANTROCK£T ENGINES S SSME /SPACE SHUTTLE _AIH ENGINE/ EEYIROHaERTALSCIo.SERV.iDB!1. S UPPER STAGE ROCKET ENGINES 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIRVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ENGLAND [NASA RELEASE-B3-132] P83-I0167 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-10001 06 EIZYflES STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-10149 05 I_AGES EROB IRAS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLEFRON EARTH [NASA RELEASE-83-21] P83-10021 06 _A S EHVIRONRENTALPROTECTIONAGENCY SEARCH A_D RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO HE CARRIEDON ROAA-E ETOXY RESINS [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-10046 06 NASA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNINGON AIRCRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-|50] P83-10185 06 NEW CO_ET DISCOVEREDBY IRAS SCIENTISTS [NASA RELEASE-83-70] P83-10081 06 EQUALE_PLOTBEITOPPORTURITI SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDSCEREMONY INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR JOHNSON SPACECENTER, BORSTON,TEL P83-10240 05 LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-H3-77] P83-J008U 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: CONGRESSIONALBLACK CAUCUS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYPANEL P83-I02_2 05 IRAS DISCOVERSTWO REGIGNS WHERE STARS ARE BEING BORN SUGGESTEDREBARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY,GODDARD [NASA RELEASE-83-8|] P83-10092 06 SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT,HARYLAND P83-I027_ 05 IRAS DISCOVEHSANOTHER CO_ET [NASA RELEASE-83-85] P83-10096 06 EQUIPHEHT S CRYOGENIC EQUIPNEHT NASA SATELLITEDISCOVERSPOSSIBLESECOND SOLAR S ELECTRONICEQUIPMENT SYSTE_ S _EDICAL EQUIPMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-120] P83-10131 06 EQUIT_ERTPLILURE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SCA/ENTERPRISECEREMONY SA INSTRUflENTFAILURE P83-I0145 05 BTS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF P83-|0032 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE HEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATDEE EVA IRAS DISCOVERSITS F_FTB COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-}48] P83-10183 06 FINAL EFFORTSTO REGAIN CONTACT WITH VIKING l INFRAREDASTRONOMICALSATELLITE [IRAS)RESULTS [NASA RELEASE-83-47] P83-10058 06 DRIEFING SET [NASA RELEASE-83-161] P83-10}97 06 CONMUNICATIOHSSATELLITEBOOSTED INTO GEOSYNCHRONOUSORBIT NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLINEDAT IRAS [NASA RELEASE-83-|04] P83-lOI|5 06 CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-}62] P83-10198 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10135 05 IRAS DISCOVERSNEW ORJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEH STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10}52 05 [NASA HELEASE-B3-171] P83-I0207 06

A-27 ERDA SUBJECTIIDEI

NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6 OPERATIONS SPACELAB | CREW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|26| P83-|0|6| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|93| P83-|0229 06 TDRSS TRANSMITS LANDSAT 4 THEHMATIC HAPPER IMAGES EUROPEAN COSMOS CONSOETIU_ [NASA RELEASE-83-|27| P83-|0|62 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 NASA TO MOVE TDRS TO PEENANENT LOCATION [NASA RELEASE-83-145| P83-|0|80 06 EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CO_UNITY LARGEST MULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO TDRS-| SUCCESSFULLY ZOVED TO PERNANENT LOCATION [NaSa RELEASE-83-62| P83-|0073 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|56| P83-|0191 06 EUROPEAN SPACE _CENCT ONE OF TDRS' KU-BAND ANTENNA SYSTENS EXPERIENCES INTEEGOVEHNEENTAL MEETING OF SPACE TECBNOLOGY PROBLEMS EXPERTS PLANNED [NASA RELEASE-83-|76| P83-10212 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-10008 06 YDRSS FORWARD KU-BAND LINK SHSTS DOWN COLUMBIa BEING MODIFIED TO CAREY SPACELAB I [NASA RELEASE-83-|80| P83-|02|6 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-10083 06 STS-9 PEEFLIGNT BRIEFING (FLIGHT DIRECTOR) NaSA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE P83-|0257 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 41-B PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHT PLAN ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEAN CITIES P83-|0276 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-10090 06

ERDA FRENCH PRESIDENT VISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISE AT S DEPARTHENT OF ENERGY PARIS air SHOW [NASA RELEASE-83-84| P83-I0095 06 EELANGEN UNIV., GERMANY 5TS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS A_BITIOUS STS-7 HISSION TO FEATURE FIHST LANDING FiRS_ MISSION AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06

EROS DATA CENTER, SIOUX FALLS. S.D. SPACELAB 3 PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS SELECTED FOR TRAINING NASA TRANSFERS LANDSAT OPERATIONS, HANAGEEENT TO [NASA RELEASE-83-94| P83-|0|05 06 NOAA [NASA RELEASE-83-7| P83-I0007 06 UPCOMING SHUTTLE LAUNCHES DETAILED [NASA RELEASE-83-99| P83-I0110 06 EETS S LANDSAT SATELLITES CONMDNICATIONS SATELLITE BOOSTED INTO GEOSYNCERONODS ORBIT ESCAPE [NASA RELEASE-83-|04| P83-I0115 06 S LAUNCH ESCAPE SYSTEM NASA AND ERA ANNOUNCE RESCREDULE OF SPACELAB | EEOC LAUNCH S EUROPEAN SPACE OPERATIONS CENTER, GERMANY [NASA RELEASE-83-||4| P83-|0125 06 ESRO SUGGESTED REHARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION, CAPE S EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY CaNAVERal CHAPTER P83-I0132 05 ESSA SUGGESTED REMARKS: NaTIONal SPACE CLUE, S ENVIRONMENTAL SCI. SERV. ADNIN. WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0134 05 ESSEX CORP.. ALEXAHDBIAa VA. STS-7 PREFLIGHT BACKGROUND BEIEFINGS: SPAS NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS P83-I0139 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0173 06 SUGGESTED EENAEKS: INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE ESTEC SYHPQSIUH, PARIS AIR SHOW P83-10|44 05 S EUROPEAN SPACE TECB. CENTRE, NETHERLANDS SOGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM ET ASSOCIATION P83-|0154 05 S _XTERNAL TANK 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ETSI AEROWAUTICOS, HADBID, SPAIN aCBIEVEHENT--JUST THE BEGINNING STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 FIRST _£ISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 INTERNATIONAL SOLaR-TERRESTRIAL SPACE RESEARCH DISCUSSED EUREKA SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-|49| P83-I0184 06 STS-7 BACKGROUND BRIEFING: CFES P83-10138 05 STANDARD PHRASEOLOGY ON THE SPACEL&B DEVELOPHENT STS-7 PREFLIGHT BACKGROUND BRIEFINGS: SPAS AND UTILIZATION PROGRAHS P83-|0139 05 [NASA RELEaSE-S3-|69| P83-I0205 06 EUROPE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS PROPOSal REQUEST ISSUED FOR ACTS FIRST HISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-28| P83-|0039 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 LARGEST HULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO ONE OF TDRS I KU-BAND ANTENNA SYSTEMS EXPERIENCES [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-I0073 06 PEOBLEHS [NASA RELEASE-83-|76| P83-I0212 06 INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOR LAUNCB TELEPHONE SERVICE TO BE AVAILABLE FOR SPACELAB [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-|0088 06 HISSION [NASA RELEASE-H3-184| P83-10220 06 FRENCH PRESIDENT VISITS ORBITER ENTEEPRISE AT PARIS AIH SHOW EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY EE_EIVES SPACELAB PAINTING [NASA EELEASE-83-84] P83-|0095 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-185| P83-1022| 06

A-28 SUBJECT IHDEX EXTRAVEHICULARACTITITT

SUGGESTEDREMARKS:STS-9 MANNED FLIGHT AWARENESS HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES RECEPTION,KENNDY SPACE CENTE_ P83-10233 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I027| 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR ARARDS CEREMONY EXPERIMENTDESIGN JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON,TEX. P83-I0240 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0260 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACEL&5PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0244 05 EXPKBTMENTS S LARGE AREA CROP INVENTORYEXPERIMENT SUGGESTEDREMARKS: MID-AMERICACOMMITTEE, S PEACESAT CHICAGO,ILLINOIS PH3-_0248 05 S SPACEEXPERIMENTS S STRATOSPHERICAEROSOL GAS EXPERIMENT SUGGESTEDRE_AHKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVESASSOCIATION, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I025| 05 EXPLORATION S SPACE EXPLORATION SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATICNREVIEW, GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAININGCENTER,ILLINOIS EXPLORERPROGRAH P83-|0252 05 FISCAL YEAR 1984BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) EXPI_RER_IENTIFIC SATELTTTES P83-10257 05 5A COBE /COSMIC BACKGROUNDEXPLORER/ SA DE/DYNAMICSEXPLORER/ STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) SA EXPLORER I P83-|0259 05 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PR£SS CONFERENCE ACHIEVEMENT-JUST THE BEGIHNING P83-I0260 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 NAS&'S ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFTFLIGHT TO A COMET TEXT OF REMARKSBY THE PRESIDENTAT NASA 25TH [NASA RELEASE-83-|96] P83-I0263 06 ANNIVERSARYCELEBR&TIONeAIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-10234 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 EIPLORER | EXPLORER | LAUNCH ELEVATEDNATION'SMORALE 25 SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENTGROUP, YEARS AGO NASHINGTOH,D.C. P83-10273 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|0] P83-100|0 06 EUROPEAN SPACE OPERATIONSCENTER, GEBBANY SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORM NASA TO LAUNCH EUHOPEAN X-HAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE ASSOCIATION P83-I0154 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-|0085 06 _XTRRMALT&RK EUROPEAN SPACE RESEABCBORGANIZATION STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES S EUROPEANSPACE AGENCY P83-10031 05 EHROPEANSPACE TECH.CENTRE, ]ETHERI_NDS CHALLENGEHFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND STANDARDPHRASEOLOGYON THE SPACELAHDEVELOPMENT FEATURE EVA AND UTILIZATIONPROGRAMS [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|69] P83-10205 06 COLUMBIABEING KODIFIEDTO CARRT SP&CELAB I STS-9 TO CAHRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-27] P83-|0083 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY EUSTIH,FLA. [NASA RELE&SE-83-87] P83-|0098 06 SHUTTLECRAMS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-H3-|42] P83-|0|77 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBR_H_IEG (FLIGBTDIRECTOR} P83-|0257 05 EVA S EXTRAVEEICULAHACTIVIT_ EXTRATERRESTRIALLIFE PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO EVAPORATION [NASA RELEASE-83-57] P83-I0068 06 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-|0235 05 EXTRATEBRESTRI|LLMATERT]LLS EVOLUTION S LUNAR SAMPLES NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-10001 06 EXTRAVEHICULARACTITITZ SA SPACEMAINTENANCE SOUNDINGHOCKET EXPERIMENTSSUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM THEORY STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-10033 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-82] P83-10093 06 STS-6FLIGHT PL&N BRIH¥IEG P83-10035 05 EXHAUST CONTRACT AWARDEDTO DISASSEMBLEMOBILE LAUNCHER STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10037 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-25] P83-10025 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLXGBT TO DEPLOY TDBS-A AND EXHIBITS FEATURE EVA SA HANOVER TRADE FAIR, BANNOVER,W. GEE. [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06 SA LOUISIANAWORLDEXPOSITION SA PARIS AIR SUOW, FRANCE SPACE MEDICINEIS SUBJECT OF NEW NASA BOOK [NASA RELEASE-83-59] P83-I0070 06 SHUTTLE SIMULATORTO BE DISPLAYEDIN JAPAN [NASA RELEASE-83-5] P83-10005 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGUTCREW CONFERENCE PH_I0135 05 EXOBIOLOGY STH-7 PREFLIGHTBHIEFINGffLIGHTPLAN S EXTRATERRESTRIALLIEE P83-|O|_0 05 EXOSAT /EEROPHA|X-RAT OBS° SATF_LLITR/ STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREN CONFERENCE P83-|0|52 05 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAYOHSERVATOHYSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-I0085 06

A-29 E_ES SUBJECT INDEX

1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF FAI_FORD ROIALAPBe ENGLAND ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ORBITER ENTERPRISETO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEANCITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-|0090 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY ENTERPRISETO FLY OVER D.C..METROPOLITANAREA, JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON,TEX. P83-|0240 05 LAND AT DULLES [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-1010q 06 STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-10245 05 FaIRMONT,MINN.. REMARKS PREPAREDFOR DELIVERYTO THE WASHINGTON SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED PRESS CLUB# BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON,D.C. [NASA RELEASE-83-|q2] P83-10177 06 P83-|0247 05 FANBL&DES STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) ROCKET RELEASED OH AMES WIND TUNNEL ACCIDENT P83-I0257 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-96| P83-|0107 06 NASA TELEPRESENCESTUDY EXPANDS ACTIVITIESIN SPACE FAR INFRARED RADIATION [NASA RELEASE-83-20|| P83-|0268 06 NEW COMET DISCOVEREDBY IRAS SCIENTISTS [NASA RELEASE-83-70| P83-1008| 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF ]983 aCTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 FEDERNEWALREAVSEIARATICHONPR&OGRDSTRIAMSTR&TTO STUDYIOM WAYS TO REDUCE STS-|| EVA TIMELIERBRIEFING P83-10275 05 HELICOPTERNOISE [NaSa RELEASE-83-|8| P83-|00|8 06 q|-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN P83-|0276 05 NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-]0084 06 FLIGHT 4]-5 FEE-MISSIONCREW PRESS CCNFERENCE P83-10277 05 NASA RESEARCHTO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY INSTRUMENTS EYES [NASA RELEASE-83-1|8| P83-10129 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I01_2 05 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUAHTEHCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 F HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES F.N..HELL,INC., ORLANDO,FLA. [NASA BELE&SE-83-204] P83-|027| 06 INQUIRY TEAM REPORTS ON SPACE SUIT FAILURES [NASA RELEASE-83-9| P83-10009 06 FEDSETRSA-L]]COMMUWESNTIARCASATIOTENLSLCIOTEH_BRIISSEIOFINGN P83-|0272 05 F-106B AIRCRAFT NASA STUDIESEFFECTS OF LIGHTNINGON aIRCRAFT FEDF_AL DRUG &DMINISTRaTION [NASA RELEASE-83-150| P83-I0185 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-|01q9 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES FEDERAL ENERGT &DfllNISTBATIQN [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-1027| 06 S DEPARTMENTOF ENERGY FAA FEDERAL FINANCINGBARK, WASHINGTON,D.C. S FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-10034 05 FABRICATION FEDERAL REGISTER NASA TESTS NEW FABHICATIO_PROCESS FOR SPACE NASA TAKES FIRST STEPS TOWARDS FLYING CIVILIANSIN SYSTEM COMPONENTS SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-78| P83-10089 06 [N_SA RELEASE-83-198] P83-10265 06 FACILITIES FEDF_ALREPHBLIC OF GEEMAN_ HA RESEARCH FACILITIES S GERMANY SRB FACILITY ANNOUNCEMENT FIBER MATERIALS#INC., BIDDEFORD,MAINE [NASA RELEASE-83-|7| P83-I00|7 06 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-|0173 06 FAILURE INVESTIGATION INQUIRY TEAR REPORTS ON SPACESUIT FAILURES FIBER OPTICS [NASA RELEASE-83-9| P83-]0009 06 NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENTSYSTEM/MSFC [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-|0069 06 FINAL REPORT ISSUED ON LOSS OF STS-4 SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS FIBRE OPTICS DEV. SYS.,INC., CALIF. [NASA RELEASE-83-19| P83-100|9 06 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-I0173 06 FAILUREMODES FINAL EFFORTS TO REGAIN CONTACT WITH VIKING 1 FIELD [NASA RELEASE-83-47| P83-]0058 06 SS MAELECTGNETICRICFIELDIELD FJLIRBANKS,ALASKA SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON FILLMORE,CALIF. NOAA-E NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-ASATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|0046 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-10|] P83-|0||2 06 FJLIRCHILDIRDUSTRIESeGERMANTOWNeMD°. NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE NASA AND FAIRCHILDSIGN JOINT ENDEAVORAGREEMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-|41| P83-|0|76 06 FOR LEASECHAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-143| P83-10178 06 FIRE PROTECTION 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF PJuY.RCHILDINDNSTRIESBINC. ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFES P83-10|38 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-1027] 06

A-3O SUBJECT INDHI FHNCR

FISHES FIOM MEASUREMENT GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL28 FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-63) P83-10074 06 INVOLVEMENTPROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-92) P83-|0103 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS= D.C° COUNCIL,THE NAVI LEAGUEe ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 FLOWERS STS-6 PREFLIGHTGETAWAY SPECIALBRIEFING FLEE2 TECHNOLOGIES,INC., WATERTOWN,HASS. P83-|0030 05 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38) P83-I0]73 06 FLUID HECHARICS S AERODYNAMICS FLIGHTALTITUDE NASA STUDIES EFFECTSOF LIGHTNINGON AIRCRAFT FLUIDS [NASA RELEASE-83-|50) P83-|0|85 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENTGROUP, FLIGHT CONTROL WASHINGTON,D°C. P83-]0273 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA FOKKER P83-|0|51 05 NASA TO LAUNCH CDOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|) P83-|0001 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTH SHONECHAMBER OF COMHERCE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION FLIGHT FATIGHH [NASA RELEASE-83-173) P83-10209 06 ELECTRONICADVANCES USED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT SIMULATOR FOMJ_LHAUT[_PHA PSA| STAR [NASA RELEASE-83-]70) P83-10206 06 IRAS DISCOVERSMATERIALORBITINGANOTHER STAR FLIGHT PATHS [NASA RELEASE-83-|99] P83-|0266 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) P_D AND DRUG ADHINISTRATION P83-|0259 05 STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|38 05 FLIGHT PLANS FORD AERONAUTICSCOMMUN..CORP.,DETROIT STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON NOAA-B FSITRSS-T9 TMIOSSIONCARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-35) P83-I0046 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173) P83-I0209 06 FORD AEROSPACE_ COMMUR. CORP., TEXAS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FLIGHT RESEARCHCENTER, EDWARDS,CALIF. FIRST MISSION S DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER,CALIF. [NASA RELEASE-83-|73) P83-|0209 06 PLIGHT SIMULATOR FORD AEROSPACEAND COMMUN.CORP., CILLIF. STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CCNFERENCE P83-10037 05 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63) P83-10074 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0142 05 INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR LAUNCH STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCHEW PRESS CONFERENP83-CE I0148 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-77) P83-|0088 06 FORECASTING 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF NASA STUDIES PREDICTCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITEUSE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-98) P83-I0109 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-]32) P83-10167 06 FRANCE SIELMEUCLTATRONIORCADVANCESUSED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT SA SERVICE DmAERONO_IE,FRANCE [NASA EELEASE-83-170] P83-|0206 06 INTERNATIONALROCKET EXPERIMENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU HIGHLIGHTSOF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-24) P83-|0024 06 [NASA RELEAS£-83-204] P83-|027| 06 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIEDON NOAA-E FLIGHT SUPPORT SISTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-35) P83-10046 06 STS-9 SCIENCE ERIEFING P83-I0245 05 NASA SCIENTISTSDISCOVER MASSIVETHUNDERSTORMON FLIGHT TESTS SATURN 8SECONDMANIFESTRELAX SATELLITEDELETED FROM SHUTTLE FLIGHT [NASA RELEASE-83-71) P83-10082 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-86) P83-10097 06 NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASARELEASE-83-73) P83-10084 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST HISSION SPACELAB3 PAYLOAD SPECIALISTSSELECTED FOR TE&INING [_ASA RELEASE-83-|73) P83-|0209 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-94] P83-10105 06 NASA RESHAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AMERICANUNIVERSITY, [NASA RELEASE-83-|74) P83-|0210 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0136 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE P83-|0257 05 SYMPDSIUM,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-10|44 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SCA/ENTERPRISECEREMONY [NASA RELEASE-83-20_] P83-1027| 06 P83-10145 05 FLORIDA T_O CANADIANSRESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST B_ AMERICAN GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-63) P83-I0074 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-129) P83-I0164 06 PLOW INDUSTRIES,INC., KENT, RASH. SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBEROF NASA SELECTSSMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,_ASSACHUSRTTS P83-10253 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38) P83-I0173 06

A-31 FEASCA AVIATION,INC., CHAHPAIGN,ILL. SUBJECTINDEX

SUGGESTEDHEEAEKS: BURLINGTONCOUNTY, ECONOMIC FUELS DEVELOPMENTCOMMITTEE,NEW JERSEY P83-10254 05 S PROPELLANTS SUGGESTEDREMARKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIEORNIa,LOS FULMER RESEARCHINSTITUTELTD., ENGLAND ANGELES P83-|0255 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-10256 05 [Nasa RELEASE-83-]73] P83-I0209 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES FUNDING [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 NaSa ESTABLISHESCOEPUTERSCIENCE INSTITUTEaT AMES [NASa RELEASE-83-38] P83-I0049 06 FR&SC& aVIaTION,INC.e CHaMPaIGN,ILL. NASa SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS NEW SEMICONDUCTORPROCESSTO BE DEVELOPEDON SHUTTLE [NISA RELEASE-83-|38] F83-10173 06 [NASA RELEaSE-83-6q] P83-I0075 06 FRaSCATI,ITALY NASA aWARDS CONTRACTFOR INDONESIANCOMMUNICATIONS INTERNATIONALSOLaR-TERRESTRIALSPACE RESEARCH TERHINAL DISCUSSED [NASA RELEASE-83-195] P83-|0262 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-]49] P83-|0|84 06 FUNGI FREIBURGUNIVo, GERMANY SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENTGROUP, STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEaN-BUILTSPaCELaBON ITS WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10273 05 FIRST _ISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 FURNACE SYSTEHS NASa TO EXHIBIT ATTHE HANOVER TRADE FaIR FREIENUNIV., BERLIN, GEEHaNY [NASA RELEASE-83-46] P83-10057 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELaBON ITS FIRST _ISSION NEW SEMICONDUCTORPROCESS TO BE DEVELOPEDON SHUTTLE [NaSa RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 [Nasa HELEASE-83-64] P83-|0075 06 FREON NaSa SLATES MAJOR PARIS aIR SHOW aCTIVITIES STS-|| EVA TIMELINE BRIEFING P83-I0275 05 [NaSa RELEASE-83-73] P83-10084 06 FREQUENCYBANDS STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPkCELAB#2) Sa C-BAND P83-|0259 05 SA SUPERHIGHFREQUENCIES SA X-HAND SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETTMANAGEMENTGROUP, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10273 05 NaSA TELEPRESEHCESTUD_EXPANDS aCTIVITIESIN SPACE [NaSa HELEASB-83-201] P83-I0268 06 FREQUENCZHODULATION G S TELEMETRY G.MoA.F.,INC., FREEPORT,N.To NaSA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS FUCIRO, ITaLT [NASa RELEASE-83-138] P83-I0173 06 NaSA TO LAUNCH RCa SaTCOMIR [NASA RELEASE-83-44] P83-I0055 06 O&ITHFINAERLISBHSTRGSCHO,HDoSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT FUEL CELLS INVOLVEMENTPROJECT COLUMBIaBEING MODIFIEDTO CARRY SPaCELAB I [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-|0|03 06 [NASA REL£ASE-83-27] P83-I0083 06 GALAXIES STS-9 PHEFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) SA aNDROMEDANEBULA P83-|0257 05 Sa SILKY WAY PHEL CONSERVATION IMAGES FROM IRAS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLE FBO_ EARTH NASA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNINGON AIRCRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-21] P83-10021 06 [NASa RELEASE-83-|50] P83-I0|85 06 IHAS DISCOVERSTWO REGIONS WHERESTARS aRE BEING NASA RESHAPES TURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING BORN [Nasa RELEASE-83-174] P83-I0210 06 [NASa RELEASE-83-81] P83-10092 06 NaSA AWARDS CONTRACTTO DEVELOP COUNTER-ROTaTION SOUNDINGROCKET EXPERIHENTSSUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM BLADE CONCEPT THEORY [Nasa RELEASE-83-187] P83-|0223 06 [NaSa RELEASE-83-82] P83-|0093 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDSCEEEMONY,LEWIS NEW PHENOMENAIN UNIVERSEOUTLINEDaT IRaS RESEARCHCENTER P83-10237 05 CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-162] P83-|0198 06 FUEL CONSUBPTION MAJOR JET FUEL SAVINGS WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT SUGGESTEDSTATEMENT: IRAS PRESS CONFERENCE, ENGINE TECBNOL_Y WASHINGTON,DoCo P83-10232 05 [NaSa BELEASE-83-|35] P83-I0170 06 GALAXY COMMUNICATIONSATEIJ_XTES HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 aCTIVITIES JUNE |8 SET aS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I027| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-72] P83-10038 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-EISSIONCREN PRESSCONFERENCE NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-ASATELLITE P83-|0277 05 [NASA HELEaSE-83-10]] P83-I0112 06 FUEL SFSTEHS NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE S EXTERNALTaNK [NaSa RELEASE-83-|4]] P83-10176 06 YUEL TANK NaSA TO HaVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE SA EXTERNAL TANK [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-I0269 06 STS-|I EVA TIMELINEBRIEFING P83-I0275 05 GALILEO PROJK_T BALLOON DROP TES_ FOR JUPITER aTMOSPHEREENTRY SPACECRAFT

a-32 SUBJECT INBEI GEGDYNIMICS

[NASA RELEASE-83-109| P83-|0|20 06 GEBIHI SPACECRAFT 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF TEST OF GALILEO JUPITER PROBESPACECRAFTA SUCCESS ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-1|7| P83-I0128 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 PROPOSEDREMARKS: _RE H.S. SPACE PROGRAB-- WHERE GENERAL DYNAMICSCORP. DO WE GO FRON HERE P83-|01_7 05 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-10130 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORM ASSOCIATION R83-I0|5_ 05 GENERAL DYNA_L_CS/CONYKXR SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO MODIFY CENTAUR FOR SHUTTLE NOAA-E [NASA RELEASE-83-|68| P83-10204 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|0046 06 SUGGESTEDREHARKS: 72ND ADVANCEDMANAGEMENT INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR PROGRAM REUNION,FAIR_O_T HOTEL,SAN FRANCISCO LAUNCH P83-10249 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-|0088 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIYESASSOCIATION, GENERAL DTNAMICS/CONVAIR,SAR DIEGO, CA° NASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I025| 05 NASA ANARDS CONTRACT TO MODIFY CENTAUR FOR SHUTTLE [NASa RELEASE-83-|68| P83-|0204 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEW, GREAT LAKES NAVALTRAINING CENTER,ILLINOIS GENERAL DYNAMICS/CONVAIRTO OPERATE COMMERCIAL P83-I0252 05 LAUNCH VEHICLES [NASA RELEASE-83-200| P83-|0267 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027! 06 GERERAL ELECTRICCO. 1958 - 1983 QUR FIRST QHARTER CENTURY OF GALLIUM ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING NASA CENTER ADVANCESSOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|U|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-34| P83-10045 06 GENERAL ELECTRICCO., CIRCINRATIeOHIO FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENT NASA AWARDS CONTRACTTO DEVELOP COUNTER-RO_ATION INVOLVEMENTPROJECT BLADE CONCEPT [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-lOI03 06 [NASa RELEASE-83-|87| P83-I0223 06 GALLIUH ABSERIDE GEHER_L ELECTRICCO.m PEEBLES, OHIO NEW SEMICONDUCTORPROCESSTO BE DEVELOPEDON SHUTTLE MAJOR JET FUEL SAVINGS WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT [NASA RELEASE-83-64| P83-|0075 06 ENGINE TECHNOLOGY [NASA RELEASE-83-|35| P83-|0|70 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR A_ARDS CEREMONY.LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER P83-10237 05 GERERELELECTRIC CO., PRTLADELPHIA,PA. BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATNOSPHEREENTRY RIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-109| P83-I0120 06 GAMMARAYS TEST OF GALILEO JUPITER PROBE SPACECRAFTA SUCCESS OBJECT IN _ILKYWaY EHITS GAMMA RADIATION [NASA RELEASE-83-|17] P83-|0128 06 [NAS_ RELEASE-83-56| P83-10067 06 GENERAL ELECTRICCO._ VELLE_ FORGE, PA. GAfNETT HENS SERVICE NASA TRANSFERSLANDSAT OPERATIONS,MANAGEMENTTO SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENTGROUP, NOAA WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0273 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-7| P83-I0007 06 CARP LANDSAT 4 X-BAND COMHUNICATIONSPROBLEM S GLOBAL ATBOSPHERICRESEARCH PROGRAM [NASA RELEASE-83-20| P83-10020 06 GAS TURBINE ENGINES AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CRRE_QNY,LEWIS AT KENNEDY RESEARCHCENTER P83-|0237 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 GASES GENERAL HOTORS CORPoe SKHTA BARBARa,CA° SA ARGON NASA TO LAUNCH GALKIY-ASATELLITE Sa ATMOSPHERICCONPOSITION [NASA RELEASE-83-|01] P83-|0112 06 SA CARBON DIOXIDE SA CARBON MONOXIDE GENERALPRODUCTS,BROERSBOEO,ALA. SA DEUTERIUM STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS S& HELIUM FIRST MISSION SA HYDROGEN [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 SA INTERSTELLARGAS SA OXYGEN GEIEVAeSNITZERLARD SA OZONE LARGEST NULTIPLEBALLOONLAUNCH READY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-|0073 06 ANTARCTIC"METEORITE"TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF THE MOON GEODESY [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-10043 06 1958- 1983DUE FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING GELLES ASSOCIATES,COLUMBUS,OHIO [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY GEODETICSATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 S NATIONALGEODETICSATELLITEPROGRAM STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-|0|_I 05 GEOD_I&ILICS LASER S_STEMS TO STUDY ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES GEHIHI PROJECT [NASa RELEASE-83-203] P83-|0270 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 198_LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-|0269 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06

A-33 GEOLOGICAL SORVHZ# UoS. SUBJECT IJDH

GIN)LOGICASUL RYENm U.S. FRENCH PRESIDENTVISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISEAT 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CE_URY OF PARIS AIR SHOW ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-84| P83-I0095 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 IIISSIONTO FEATUREFIRST LANDING GF_QLOGY AT KENNEDY S GEODXNAMTCS [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 S TECTONICS SUGGF.STEDREMARKS: AMERICANUNIVERSITY, GEOH&GNETICFIELD WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0136 05 S EAGNETOSPHERE STS-7PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS= OSTA-2 P83-|0141 05 GEORGE C..BIR_LLL SPACE FLIGHT CRNTFJ_ S MARSHALL SPACEFI_IGHTCENTER, ALA. SUGGESTEDREMARKS: IBTERNATIONALAEROSPACE SYMPOSIUH#PARIS AIR SHOE P83-|0|44 05 GEORGE gAS_NGTOR UiIVoe NASRINGTOi#D.C. NASA ACCEPTS |8 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SCA/ENTERPRISECEREEONY UTILIZATION P83-i0|q5 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-31| P83-I0042 06 STANDARDPHRASEOLOGYON THE SPACELABDEVELOPMENT GEORGIA UNIV.. AND UTILIZATIONPROGRAMS S COMPUTER SOFTRAREMGT. AND INFORM. CTR. [NASA RELEASE-83-169| P83-10205 06 GEOSTATIO_ARIOPERATIONALEIVIRON..SAT. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS S GOES /GEOSTAT°OPERATIONALENVIRON.SAT./ FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 GEOSTATIONARIORBIT NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE TELEPHONESERVICE TO BE AVAILABLEFOB SPAC£LAB [NASA RELEASE-83-||0| P83-I0121 06 MISSION [NASA HELEASE-83-184] P83-10220 06 STS-|I NESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS:STS-9 MANNED FLIGHT AWARENESS GE_NCHROBOUS ORBIT RECEPTION,KENNDY SPACE CENTER P83-10233 05 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOT TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 COMHERCE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-I0253 05 IUS INVESTIGATIONI_DARDMEMBERS NAMED SUGGESTEDREMARKS: BURI-TNGTOCON UNTY, ECONG_IC [NASA RELEASE-83-49| P83-I0060 06 DEVELOPNENTCOMMITTEE#NEW JERSEY P83-10254 05 TDRS STATUS BEING ASSESSED SUGGESTEDREMARKS: TORN HALL OF CALIFORNIA,LOS [NASA RELEASE-83-52| P83-10063 06 ANGELES P83-10255 05 INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-|0256 05 LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-10088 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-|0269 06 SECOND RELAY SATELLITEDELETED FROM SHUTTLEFLIGHT 8 MANIFEST HIGHLIGHTSOF |983 ACTIVITIES [N_A RELEASE-83-86| P83-I0097 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITEBOOSTEDINTO GIACOBINI-ZINNERCOMET GEOSYNCHRONOUSORBIT N&SAeS ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFTFLIGHT TC & COMET [NJLAY,RELEASE-83-|04| P83-I0115 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-196| P83-10263 06 BIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 INTERNATIONALSUN-EARTHEXPLORER (ISEE-3)TO BE P83-I0130 06 RENAMED [NASA RELEASE-83-|97| P83-10264 06 NEW SYSTEM WOULD DOUBLE CAPACITYOF NEW COMMUNICATIONSSATE/,LITES GILMOR DATA ACQHISITIOHSTATION,ALASKA [NASA RELEASE-83-153| P83-I0188 06 GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESHOAA-E SATELI_ITE [NASA REIJ_ASE-83-61] P83-10072 06 TDRS-| SUCCESSFULLYaOVED TO PERHANERTLOCATION [NASA RELEASE-83-|56| P83-I0191 06 GIRFT_,INCH, NALTRAM,flJL$S. NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCH PROPOSALS HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0173 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 GLASS G_MAR AEROo.RES.AND RIPER. EST&Bo STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-10|4| 05 INTERGOVERNMENTALMEETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY EXPERTS PLANNED GLENWOOD,E.J° [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-|0008 06 STS-|| WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-|014| 05 GI_)BALaSSOCIATES NASA SELECTS FACILITYOPERATIONSCONTRACTORFOR RSTL GFJRMANIUM [NASA RELEASE-83-|25| P83-|0160 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-10|ql 05 GI_BAL ATNOSPBERICRESEARCHPROGRAB GERHANZ NASAENDS NINBUS-6OPERATIONS SA MINISTRYFOR RESo AND TECH.e GEREANY [NASA RELEASE-83-126] P83-10|61 06 INTERNATIONALROCKET EXPERIMENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-I0024 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10167 06 INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR LAUNCH GI_)BALTROPOSPHRILIHIPC ERIflEBT [N_LSARELEJL_E-83-77] P83-_0088 06 NASA BEGINS NR_ STUDY OF GLOBAL THOPOSPHERE_S CHEMISTRY [NASA RELEASE-83-||3] P83-|012_ 06

A-3q SUBJECT INDIX GOES /GEOSTAT. .OPERATIONIL ENVIROBo.SAT°/

GLUCOSE AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATURE FIRS2 LANDING EXERCISEAND DIET MAY CONTROL BLOOD CHANGES DURING AT KENNEDY WEIGHTLESSNESS [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|30| P83-|0|65 06 FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT GHBH,ESSEH, GERBANX INVOLVEHEHTPROJECT FSITRSS-9T MISTO CSAIONRRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0|03 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAIY-ASATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|0|| P83-|0||2 06 GODDA_DINST. FOR SPACE STHDIESe M.T° 1958- J983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF SATELLITEMEASUREMENTOF CLOUDS IMPROVESCLIMATE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING FORECASTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 [NKSA RELEASE-83-|02| P83-|0|]3 06 GODDARD LASER TRACKINGMETNOBE COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITEBOOSTED INTO NASA SELECTS CONTRACTORPOE GODDAED LASER NETWORK GEOSYRCHRONOUSORBIT [NASA RELEASE-83-|2|| P83-|0|56 06 [NKSA RELEASE-83-104| P83-I0||5 06 GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTRoo GRBEMBRLTeflD. NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE SA NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE DATA CENTER, NASA [NASA RELEASE-83-||0| P83-10121 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONELSATELLITE HIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOB STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-I000| 06 P83-|0130 06 NASA TO HOLD BRIEFINGON LANDSAT IHAGING STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-6| P83-I0006 06 NASA SELECTS CONTRACTORFOR GODDARDLASER NETWORK NONASAAA TRANSFERSLANDSAT OPERATIONS,NANAGEHENTTO [NASA RELEASE-83-12|| P83-|0|56 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-7| P83-I0007 06 TDRSS TRANSMITSLANDSAT 4 TRERHATICMAPPER IMAGES [NASA RELEASE-83-127| P83-I0162 06 INTERNATIONALROCKET EXP£EI_ENTSTO HE HELD IN PERU [NASA RELE&SE-83-24] P83-I0024 06 TWO CANADIANSRESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST BY AMERICAN SATELLITE STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-129| P83-I0164 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTHE BEGINNING STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 P83-|0036 05 NASA BECOMES A SPONSOROF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HATH NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACESTATION COMPETITION UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-|37| P83-I0172 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-31| P83-I0042 06 NASA TO MOVE TDRS TO PERMANENTLOCATION SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO HE CARRIED ON [NASA RELEASE-83-|45| P83-|0|80 06 NOAA-E [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-]0046 06 SPACE TELESCOPERENAMEDAS EDWIN P. HUBBLESPACE TELESCOPE FECHAATURLLENGEE EVARFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDES-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-155| P83-I0190 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION NASA ENDS NIMBUS 5 OPERATION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-40| P83-I0051 06 ATMOSPHERICSATELLITECONTINUESSTUDIES NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCCHIR , [NASA RELEASE-83-192| P83-I0228 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-]0055 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE IUS INVESTIGATIONBOARD NEMBEES NAHED P83-|0260 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-49| P83-I0060 06 NASA'S ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFTPLIGHT TO A COMET PLANETARYEXPLORATIONTHS6UGHYEAR 2000 OUTLINED [NASA RELEASE-83-|96| P83-|0263 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-50| P83-I0061 06 INTERNATIONALSUN-EARTHEXPLORER (ISEE-3}TO BE TDRS STATUS BEING ASSESSED RENAMED [NASA RELEASE-83-52| P83-I0063 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-197| P83-I0264 06 NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DA_A NANAGEMERTSYSTEM/MSFC LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-10069 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-203| P83-|0270 06 GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-6|| P83-|0072 06 [NASA RRLEASE-83-20_] P83-I0271 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOE APRIL 28 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CENENONY,GODDARD [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 06 SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT,MAHYLAND P83-I0274 05 NASA SCIENTISTSDISCOVERMASSIVETHUNDEHSTORNON SATURN GOES /GEOSTAT..OPERATIONALEWVIRON.SAT./ [NASA RELEASE-83-71| P83-|0082 06 NASA TRANSFERSLANDSATOPERATIONS,NANAGENENTTO NOAA NASA SLATES NAJOR PAEIS AIR SHOE ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-7| P83-I0007 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-I0084 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOE _RIL 28 NdSA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSRRVATOEYSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-I0085 06 |958 - 1983QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING

A-35 GOLDSTONETRACKING STATIOH,CALIFo SUBJECTINDEX

[NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0|67 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0245 05 GOLDSTONE TRACKIHG STATIO|. CALIF. SUGGESTED REB_EKS: RECRUIT GRADUATION REVIEW, NEW EFFORTS BEING MADE TO COMMUNICATE WITH VIKING | GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS [NASA RELEASE-83-66| P83-I0077 06 P83-|0252 05 COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE BOOSTED INTO GRONINGEH UNITo, HETHEELAHDS GEOSYNCEEONOUS ORBIT NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTEHNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-104| P83-I0||5 06 [NASA RELEASE-5 -|] P83-I000! 06 GOLDSTONE# CALIF. IRAS DISCOVERS GIANT DUST SHELL AROUND THE STAR 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF BETTELGEUSE ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA EELEASE-83-|72] P83-|0208 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 GROSS NATIONAL PEODHCT, U.S. GC.DDYE&H AEROSPACE COP2.• AKRON, OHIO REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY TO THE WASHINGTON STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAE ON ITS PHESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON, D.C. FIRST MISSION P83-|0247 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAHBER OF GOOSE HkZ, LABRADOR, CAHADA COMMERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS P83-|0253 05 OEBITER ENTERPRISE TO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEAN CITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-10090 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: BURLINGTON COUNTY, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE, NEW JERSEY P83-10254 05 ENTERPRISE TO FLY OVER D.C. 8ETHOPOLITaN AREA, LAND AT DULLES GROUND OPERaTIONIJ_ SHPPGRT SZSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-|0|04 06 PROPOSALS REQUESTED FOR SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTRACTING GOES [NASA RELEASE-83-3| P83-|0003 06 S GROUND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT SYSTEM SHUTTLE SIMULATOH TO BE DISPLAYED IN JAPAN GHAND RAPIDS# HICHo [NASA RELEASE-83-5| P83-|0005 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0142 05 SPACELAB | CREW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|93| P83-|0229 06 GRANTS SUGGESTED REMARKS: FUND FOB HIGHER _DUCATION'S GROUMD STATIONS TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA SA VILLAFRANCA GROUND STATION, SPAIN P83-|0|33 05 L_NDSAT 4 I-BAND COMEUNICATIONS PROBLEM GRAVItATIONaL EFFECTS [NASA RELEASE-83-20] P83-I0020 06 SUGGESTED STATEMENT: IRAS PRESS CONFERENCE, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0232 05 STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDHSS P83-I0034 05 GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS SEAHCH AND RESCUE IRSTEUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON TWO VENUS RADAR MAPPER CONTRACTS AWARDED NOA_-E [NASA RELEASE-83-|82| P83-|0218 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-I0046 06 GRAVITATIONAL HAVES CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDES-A AND SUGGESTED REMARKS: PIONEER 10 RECEPTION, NATIONAL FEATURE EVA AIR A_D SPACE MUSEU_ P83-I0146 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 GRAVITY NASA TO LAUNCH EC& SATCORIR SA LOW GRAVITY [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-|0055 06 Sa WEIGHTLESSNESS NEW COMET DISCOVERED BY IRAS SCIENTISTS PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFT DEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA EELEASE-83-70] P83-10081 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-9|| P83-|0|02 06 COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELAB | FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-10083 06 INVOLVEHENT PEOJECT [NASA HELEASE-83-92] P83-|0|03 06 NASA AND ESa ANNOUNCE RESCHEDULE OF SPACELaB | LAUNCH STS-9 PREFLIGHT SPACELaB PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-||4| P83-I0125 06 P83-|0244 05 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|35 05 NASAIS ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFT FLIGHT TO A COHET [NASA RELEASE-83-|96| P83-I0263 06 TDESS TRANSMITS LANDSAT 4 THEEMATIC MAPPER IMAGES [NASA RELEASE-83-|27| P83-|0162 06 GREAT DRIT&IH S ENGLAND 1958 - 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING GREECE [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY TO THE NASHINGTON PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON, D.C. SUGGESTED HEMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY P83-10247 05 JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON• TEL P83-|0240 05

GREENC&STLE, INDo STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (FLIGHT DIHECTOR) SHUTTLE CHEWS SELECTED P83-|0257 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|42| P83-|0|77 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: TDHS USE P83-10258 05 GREENHOOD, S.C. STS-6 PREFLIGHT GETAWAY SPECIAL BRIEFING NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS P83-10030 05 TERMINAL [NASA RELEASE-83-195| R83-|0262 06 GHO/Gaaa& RAZ OBSERVATORY/ PROPOSED EEMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHEHE LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES DO WE GO FBOM EEEE P83-I0147 05 [NASARELEASE-83-203| P83-|0270 06

_-36 SUBJECT IBDEI HEALTH /EDUC. TEKECOABUNICATIONEZPT./

SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETTNANAGENENTGROUP, HAWLEY, PA. WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0273 05 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A CONNUNICATIONSSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-110| P83-I0121 06 GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPHRMT S TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION HCNM /HEAT C&P&CITZB_PING aISSION/ 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUHY OF GSFC ACHI_¥HNENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING S GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT,ND. [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 GTI CORP., SAN DIEGO, CALIE. READ--UPDISPLAZS NASA AND GTI CONCLUDEJOINT ENDEAVORAGRREEENT STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-23| P83-10023 06 HEADQUARTERS,NASA, WASHINGTON,D.C. GULF HARBORS,FLA. NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE SHUTTLECHEWS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-I0001 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-142| P83-I0|77 06 NASA TO HOLD BRIEFINGON LANDSAT IMAGING GULF OF BEZICG [RASA RELEASE-83-6| P83-|0006 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA HELEASE_83-63] P83-10074 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA GULF STEEA_ [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-1ooq7 06 SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: D.Co COHNCILrTHE NAVY LEAGUE, ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-|0250 05 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCO_IE [NASA RELEASE-83-@4| P83-10055 06 GYROSCOPES STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS SRB REFURBISHNENTFACILITTTO REMAIN AT KENNEDY P83-10|39 05 SPACE CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-48| P83-I0059 06

H [NASGOES-FA RELALUEASNCHE-83-SET F6O3|R APRIL 28 P83-I007_ 06 HELLEZ'S CO_ET NEW CURET DISCOVEREDBY INAS SCIENTISTS NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSEBYATOH_SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-70| P83-10081 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-I0085 06 NASAeS ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFTFLIGHT TO A COZET INTELSATCON_UNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR [NASA RELEASE-83-196| E83-I0263 06 LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-|0088 06 HAMBURG UNIV., GERMANY STS-9 TO CARNYEUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAEON ITS ABEITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING FIRST _ISSION AT KENNED_ [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 [NASA EELEASE-83-87] P83-I0098 06 HAMILTON STAWDARD FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT INVOLVEMENTPROJECT P83-|0032 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-I0103 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS _ASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-A SATELLITE FIRST BISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-101| P83-I0112 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR3A COBBHNICATIONSSATELLITE HANOVERTRADE FAIR, HARIOVERmN. GEE. [NASA EELEASE-83-|I0] P83-10|21 06 NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVER TRADE PAIR [NASA RELEASE-83-46| P83-10057 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOB STS-8 P83-10130 06 EERR_S CORP., BELEOUBNEG FLA. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACHLAB ON ITS JET PROPULSIONLABORATORYCONTNACTEXTENDED FIRST II_SSION [NASA RELEASE-83-122| P83-|0157 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 SPACE TELESCOPEREHABED AS EDWIN P. HUBELE SPACE HARVARD NEDICALSCHCX)L,BOSTOn, BASS. TELESCOPE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-155| P83-I0190 06 FIRST EISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 INTERNATIONALSUN-EARTHEXPLORER (IRES-3)TO BE EEHABED H|LSSAN,INDIA [NASA HELEASE-83-197] P83-|0264 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 NASA TAKES FIRST STEPSTOWARDS FLZING CIVILIANSIN EANAI_ SPACE NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXZ-ASATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-198| P83-10265 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-101| P83-I0112 06 HEALTH NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A CON_UNICATIONSSATELLITE STS IN-FLIGHTCREW HEALTH REPORTINGPOLICY [NASA EELEASE-83-l|0] P83-1Ot21 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-43| P83-10054 06 NASA SELECTSCONTRACTORFOR GODDAEDLASER NETWORK 5TS-7 POSTFLIGHTCHEW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-121| P83-10156 06 PB3-10|48 05 HAHAII UNIV. 5TS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-10236 05 PLANETARYEXPLORATIONTHROUGHYEAR 2000 OUTLINED [NASA RELEASE-83-50| P83-I0081 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBOW-TO-COVERBRIEFING P83-I0246 05 HAWAII U_IV., HONOLULU 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCEb"_UEZOF HEALTH /EDOC.TEKECOMMUITCATIO|RIFT./ ACHIEYE_ENT--JUST_BE BEGINNING 1958- 1983OORFIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASa EELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06

A-37 HEALTH,EDHC..KNDHELFEBEeDEP&RTELE_TOF SUBJECTINDEX

HEALTH,EDUC°&HD WELFARE#DEPARTMENTOF HELIUM S DEPARTMENTOF HEALTH, EDHC. AND WELFARE NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-|0001 06 BEAO _IGH EHERGT ASTHONOHICALOBS./ SA HEAO-2 IRAS DISCOVERSTWO REGIONS WHERE STABS ARE BEING SA HEAO-3 BORN [NASa RELEASE-83-8|| P83-I0092 06 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUAHTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING BALLOOR DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHEREENTRY [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-109] P83-|0120 06 HEAO-D S HEAO-2 INFRARED ASTRONOMICALSATELLITETO CEASE OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-181| P83-I0217 06 HEAO-C S HEAO-3 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASa RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 REAO-2 NKSAISSUES ANNOUNCEMENTOF OPPORTUNIT_FOR Z-RAY HELMETS OBSERVATORY STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-10033 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-154| P83-I0189 06 HEMOGLOBIN REQOEST FOR PROPOSALSISSUED FOR X-RAY OBSERVATORY FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-175| P83-10211 06 INVOLVEMENTPROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-I0103 06 REAO-3 OBJECT IN _ILKY WAY EMITS GAMMA RADIATION STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFES P83-I0138 05 |NASA RELEASE-83-56| P83-10067 06 HEW EEIRT S DEPARTMENTOF HEALTH, EDUC. AND WELFARE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORM ASSOCIATION P83-I0154 05 HIGH ENEaG_ ASTRONOMICALOBSERVATORY S HEAO /"dIGHERERGY ASTRONOMICALOBS./ BEAT CAPACIT_MAPPING ELISSION S HEAO-2 S HCMM /"dEATCAPACITY NAPPING MISSIGN/ S HEAO-3 HEAT EXCHANGERS HIGH ENERGY ASTRONOMYOBSERVATORY3 NASA TESTS NEW REFRIDGERATIONSYSTEM S HEAO-2 [NASA RELEASE-83-115| P83-I0126 06 HIGH RESOLUTIONACCELEROMETERPACKAGE HE_ FLOH STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEY ORBITEREXPERIMEN_ S HEAT TRANSFER [NASa RELEASE-83-45| P83-I0056 06 HEAT PIPES HIGHLY MANEHVERABLEAIRCREFTTECH. RIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 SUGGESTEDREHARKS: NATIONALSPACE CLUB, P83-I0130 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0134 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE 1958- 1983 OURFIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF P83-|0142 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 HEAT RADIATORS STS-9 CHARGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-|0235 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE--83--204] P83-|0271 06 HEAT SHIELDS BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHEREENTRY EIMAT SPACECRAFT S HIGHLY MANEUVERABLEAIRCRAFT TECH. |NASA RELEASE-83-J09] P83-I0120 06 HISTORY TEST OF GALILEO JUPITER PROBESPACECRAPTA SUCCESS EXPLORER I LAUNCH ELEVATED NATION'SMORALE 25 [NASA RELEASE-83-117| P83-I0128 06 YEARS AGO [NASA RELEASE-83-|0| P83-I0010 06 HEAT TRANSFER SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY,LEWIS NEW EFFORTS BEINGMADE TO COMMUNICATEWITH VIKING I RESEARCHCENTER P83-10237 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-66| P83-I0077 06 HELICOPTERASSOCIATIONINTERR&TIONAL NASA 25TH ANNIVERSARYTELEVISIONSHOW TO BE NEW RESEARCH PROGRAM TO STUDY NAYS TO REDUCE TELECAST ON SATELLITE HELICOPTERNOISE [NASA RELEASE-83-136| P83-I0171 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-18| P83-I0018 06 STANDARD PHRASEOLOGYONTHE SP_CELABDEVELOPMENT HEY!COPTERS AND UTILIZATIONPROGRAMS SA RSHA /ROTOR SYSTEHS RESEARCHAIRCRAI_2/ |NASA RELEASE-H3-169| P83-I0205 06 NEW RESEARCHPROGRAM TO STUDY WAYS TO REDUCE STS-9 TO CARRYEUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON _TS HELICOPTERNOISE FIRST MISSION |NASA RELEASE-83-18| P83-10018 06 [NASa RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES BOLLANDSESIGNAALAPPARATEN [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE |NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-|000| 06 HELIOSPRERE PIONEER |0 BEYOND THE KNORNPLANETS HOLMES AND NARVER,COCOa BEACH, FLA. |NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-I0050 06 NASA SELECTS FACILITYOPERATIONSCONTRACTORFOR NSTL |NASA RELEASE-83-125| P83-I0|60 06 PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO [RASA RELEASE-83-57| P83-I0068 06 HOLOGRAPHY 3-D MOVIES AID JET ENGINE RESEARCHERSAT NASA CENTER SUGGESTEDREMARKS: PIONEER 10 RECEPTION,NATIONAL |NASA RELEASE-83-68| P83-I0079 06 AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-|0|46 05

A-38 SUBJECT INDEX HYDROGEN

SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, LEWIS HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., IOS ANGELES, CELIF. RESEARCH CENTER P83-10237 05 NASa SELECTS CONTRACTOR FOR GODDARD LASER NETWORK [NASA BELEAS£-83-12|] P83-|0|56 06 HONEYWELL AEROSPACE DIV.e FLA. INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOR HUGHES aTRCH'FT CO. o TOE'laNCE, CaLIP. LAUNCH NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCO_IR [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-10088 06 [NASa RELEASE-83-44| P83-I0055 06 HONEYWELL, INC., _IINNEAPOLIS, NINE. NEW SYSTEH WOULD DOUBLE CAPACITY OF NEW NASA RESEARCH TO HELP THE SIHGLE PILOT PLY BY COHHUHICATIONS SATELLITES INSTRUMENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|53| P83-|0|88 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-||8| P83-10129 06 HUGHES COMMUNICATIONS SERVICE, INC. BONG KONG, CHINA NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE TELEPHONE SERVICE TO BE AVAILABLE FOB SPACELAB [NASA RELEASE-83-|41| P83-|0176 06 MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-184| P83-10220 06 HUGHES SPACE AND CO_SOH. GROUP, CALIF. NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE HORMONES [NASA RELEASE-83-|4|| P83-I0176 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-|0149 05 TWO VENUS RADAR EAPPER CONTRACTS AWARDED EXERCISE AND DIET BAY CONTROL BLOOD CHANGES DURING [NASA RELEASE-83-182] P83-|0218 06 WEIGHTLESSNESS [NASA RELEASE-83-|30| P83-10165 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BHE&KING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASa BELEASE-83-202] P83-|0269 06 HOUSTON UNIV., TEX. NEW COMPUTER LANGUAGE TO BE TESTED AT JOHNSON HUHaN FACTORS EN6IBEERIHG SPACE CENTER NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA EELEASE-83-I08] P83-10119 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-10173 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ELECTRONIC ADVANCES USED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT ACHIEVEHENT--JOST THE BEGINNING SIHULATOR [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-170| P83-I0206 06 HOUSTON, TEX. HUNACaYO OBSERVATORY, PERU STS-7 POSTFLIGRT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU P83-I0148 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-I0024 06

HTL K-NEST, SANTa ANA# CaLIF. HUNTSVILLE, AL&. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAH ON ITS FIN&LISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT FIRST MISSION INVOLVEMENT PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0103 06 BUHBLEWSLAW HURRICANES SPACE TELESCOPE RENAflED AS EDWIN P. BUBBLE SPACE GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APHIL 28 TELESCOPE [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-155| P83-10190 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREHONY HUGH L. DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-10240 05 S DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER, CALIf. HUYGENS LJ_8OE,TQBY, LEIDEN HUGHES AEHOSP&CE CORP. NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-|0001 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|42| P83-|0177 06 H_DR&ULIC EQUIPBEHT HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO. NASA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING ON AIRCRAFT NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-A SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|50| P83-10185 06 [NASA EELEASE-83-|01] P83-101|2 06 HIDR&ZINE STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-I| EVA TI_ELINE BRIEFING P83-I0275 05 P83-10|42 05 U_DRIDES ONE OF TD_S i KU-B&ND A_TENNA SYSTEMS EXPERIENCES NASA TESTS NEW HEFRIDGERATION SYSTE_ PROBLEMS [NASA RELEASE-83-115| P83-|0126 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|76| P83-10212 06 HYDROCHLORIC ,CID HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO.a EL SEGUNDO, C,LIF. LARGEST HULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-10073 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 06 HYDROGEN A_BITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING SA DEUTERIUM AT KENNEDY SA LIQUID HYDROGEN [NASA RELEASE-83-87 ] P83-10098 06 SECOND FLIGHT READINESS FIRING SCHEDULED BALLOON DROP TEST POR JUPITER ATKOSPHEBE ENTRY [NASA RELEASE-83-2| P83-|0002 06 SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-|09| P83-10|20 06 SECOND TEST FIRING OF CHALLENGER ENGINES SET FOR JAN. 25 TEST OF GALILEO JUPITER PROBE SPACECRAFT A SUCCESS [NASA RELEASE-83-4| P83-10004 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-117] P83-|0|28 06 IMAGES FBO_ IRkS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLE FROM EARTH POSSIBLE VOLCANIC ACTIVITY DISCOVERED ON VENUS [NASA RELEASE-83-2]| P83-10021 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|59| P83-10195 06 STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFING FROM KSC P83-10028 05 HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., lONG BEACH, CALIF. NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOE INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 TERMINAL [NASA RELEASE-83-|95| P83-10262 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10037 05

,-39 HYDROOEN PLUORIDE SUBJECT INDEI

NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENTSYSTEM/MSFC INDIA [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-I0069 06 SA DEPARTMENTOF SPACE, INDIA COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIEDTO CARRY SPAC_LAB I SECOND RELAY SATELLITEDELETEDFROM SHUTTLEFLIGHT [_ASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-I0083 06 8 MANIFEST [NASA RELEASE-83-86| P83-I0097 06 IRAS DISCOVERSTNO REGIONS WHERE STARS ARE BEING BORN SPACELAB3 PAYLOADSPECIALISTSSELECTED FOR TRAINING [NASA RELEASE-83-81| P83-I0092 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-9@| P83-I0105 06 NASA TESTSNEW REFRIDGERATIONSYSTEM NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-115| P83-|0126 06 P83-I0130 06 HYDROGENFLUORIDE STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|52 05 LARGEST _ULTIPLEBALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-I0073 06 INDIUM STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT HYDROGENISOTOPES P83-|0032 05 STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-I0256 05 INDONESIR HYDROXXLCOMPOUNDS JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 NASA BEGINS NEW STUDX OF GLOBAL TROPOSPHERE'S [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-10038 06 CHEMISTRY [NASA RELEASE-83-113| P83-I012@ 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY HYPERFINEINC., BOULDER,COLOo [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 NASA SELECTSSMALL BUSINESS RESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-I0173 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-I01@0 05

STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCEP83-|01@2 05 IAA S INTERNATIONALAEROSPACEADSTR&CTS SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE SYMPOSIUM,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-I014@ 05 IBM S INTERNATIONALBUSINESS MACHINESCORP. 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING IBM COMPUTERS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY,LEWIS RESEARCHCENTER P83-I0237 05 NASA AWARDS CONTRACTFOR INDONESIANCOMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL ICE [NASA RELEASE-83-|95| P83-|0262 06 IRAS DISCOVERSNEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-171| P83-I0207 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 198@ LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-I0269 06 ATMOSPHERICSATELLITECONTINUESSTUDIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|92| P83-|0228 06 @I-B PREFLIGHTPRESSCONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN P83-I0276 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-20q] P83-10271 06 INDONESI,NS&TELLITES SA PALAPA SATELLITES ICE M&PPING NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS CRENS NAMED FOR STS-11 AND STS-12 [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-10161 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-15| P83-I0015 06 ICELAND INDUSTRIALAPPLIC&TIONS SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SCa/ENTEHPRISECEREMONY SA TECHNOLOGYUTILIZATIONPROGRAM P83-I01@5 05 INDUSTRIAL&PPLICATIONSCENTERS, NASA IGLOO NASA TO MAKE AIAA A SOURCE FOR INFORMATIONDATABASE STANDARDPHRASEOLOGYON THE SPaCELABDEVELOPMENT [NaSa RELEASE-83-146| P83-I0181 06 AND UTILIZATIONPROGRAMS [NASA RELEASE-83-169| P83-10205 06 INDUSTRIALCOOPERATION NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELAHPRESSCONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-l] P83-10001 06 P83-I0244 05 PROPOSALSREQUESTEDFOR SHHTTLE PROCESSING IONEOUS ROCKS CONTRACTING SCIENTISTSBELIEVE METEORITESMaY HAVE COME FROM [NASA RELEASE-83-3| P83-10003 06 MARS [NASA RELEASE-83-33] P83-1004@ 06 NASA TRANSFERSLa_DSaT OPERATIONS,MANAGEMENTTO NOAA ILLINOISUNI¥., UNB_NA [NASa RELEASE-83-7| P83-10007 06 INTERNATIONALROCKET EXPERIMENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU [NASA RELEASE-83-2@| P83-1002@ 06 INTERGOVERNMENTALMEETINGOF SPACE TECHNOLOGY EXPERTSPLANNED IMAGING TECHNIQUES [NASA RELEASE-83-8] P83-10008 06 NASA TO HOLD BRIEFING ON LaNDSaT IMAGING [NASA RELEASE-83-6| P83-10006 06 INQUIRY TEAM REPORTSON SPACE SUIT FAILURES [NASA RELEASE-83-9| P83-I0009 06 IMNUNITY FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENT NASA SETS UP SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHOFFICE INVOLVEMENTPROJECT [NASA HELEASE-83-|l] P83-|00|I 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-10103 06 PANEL TO STUDYCOMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE IMPACT DAMAGE [NASA RELEASE-83-|2| P83-10012 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREH PRESS CONFERENCE P83-101@8 05

A-40 SUBJECTIIDEX INDUSTRIALCOOPERATIONCONTD

NEW RESEARCH PROGRAM TO STUDY WAYS TO REDUCE NEW SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS TO BE DEVELOPED GN SHUTTLE HELICOPTER NOISE [NASA RELEASE-83-64] P83-10075 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|8] P83-10018 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE LANDSAT _ X-BAND COMMUNICATIONS PROBLEM [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-10085 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-20] P83-I0020 06 IN_ELSAT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOR NASA AND GTI CONCLUDE JOINT ENDEAVOR AGREEMENT LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-23] P83-I0023 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-|0088 06 CONTRACT AWARDED TO DISASSEMBLE MOBILE LAUNCHER NASA TO RECOMPETE BOOSTER ASSEMBLY CONTRACT [NASA RELEASE-83-25] P83-10025 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-80] P83-10091 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT GETAWAY SPECIAL BRIEFING SECOND RELAY SATELLITE DELETED FROM SHUTTLE FLIGHT P83-10030 05 8 MANIFEST [NASA RELE&SE-83-86] P83-|0097 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/ORBITER CHANGES P83-1003| 05 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LAHDING AT KENNEDY STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-|0034 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-|0098 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN ERIEFING P83-10035 05 HAM RADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 [NASA RELEASE-83-90] P83-10101 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/INERTIAL UPRER STAGE P83-10036 05 FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT RECYCLING COULD SAVE MONEY FOR FUTURE NASA SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-10103 06 MISSIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-29] P83-10040 06 SPACELAB 3 PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS SELECTED FOR TRAINING [NASA RELEASE-83-94] P83-I0105 06 NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALS FOR SRACE STATION UTILIZATION TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-3|] P83-|0042 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-95] P83-10106 06 ANTARCTIC "METEORITE" TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF NASA STUDIES PREDICT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE USE THE MOON [NASA RELEASE-83-98] P83-|0|09 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-10043 06 NASA LEWIS SELECTS FIRM TO NEGOTIATE $30-MILLION SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON CONTRACT NOAA-E [NASA RELEASE-83-100] P83-I0111 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-10046 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-A SATELLITE CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-|0|] P83-10|12 06 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06 COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE BOOSTED INTO GEOSYNCHEONOUS ORBIT NASA ESTABLISHES COMPUTER SCIENCE INSTITUTE AT AMES [NASA RELEASE-83-|04] P83-|0115 06 [NASA RELEASE-H3-38] P83-10049 06 FIRST COMMERCIAL PAYLOAD SPECIALIST FOR SHUTTLE WORLDWIDE TELEPHONE SERVICE SET UP FOR STS-6 MISSION NAMED [NASA RELEASE-83-4|] P83-|0052 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|05] P83-|0||6 06 TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-6 MISSION BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHERE ENTRY [NASA RELEASE-83-42] P83-10053 06 SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-] 09 ] P83- |0|20 06 NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVER TRADE FAIR [NASA RELEASE-83-46] P83-10057 06 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3& COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1|0] P83-|0121 06 TDRS STATUS BEING ASSESSED [NASA RELEASE-83-52] P83-10063 06 THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENTS CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN WASHINGTON NASA AND ORBITAL SYSTEMS CORP. SIGN AGREEMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-112] P83-10123 06 P83-|0065 06 TEST OF GALILEO JUPITER PROBE SPACECRAFT A SUCCESS NASA SIGNS AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SOLID ROCKET [NASA RELEASE-83-||7] P83-|0|28 06 MOTORS [NASA RELEASE-83-55] P83-10066 06 NASA RESEARCH TO HELP THE SIHGLE PILOT FLY BY INSTRUMENTS PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO [NASA RELEASE-83-||8] P83-10129 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-57] P83-10068 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM/MSFC P83-'10130 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-58] P83-I0069 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, SPACE MEDICINE IS SUBJECT OF NEW NASA BOOK WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10134 05 [NASA RELEASE-H3-59] P83-10070 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0135 05 QSRA HILL BE SHOWN AT PARIS AIR SHOW [NASA RELEASE-83-60] P83-I0071 06 STS-7 BACKGROUND BRIEFING: CFES P83-10138 05 GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY TEAM STABILIZES NOAA-E SATELLITE STS-7 PREFLIGHT BACKGROUND BRIEFINGS: SPAS [NASA RELEASE-83-6|] P83-|0072 06 P83-10139 05 LARGEST MULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS: OST&-2 P83-|0141 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-62 ] P83-10073 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 P83-10142 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-10074 06

A-q1 ZRDUSTRIIL RESEARCH DEVELOPHNNT flaG. SUBJECT INDEX

PROPOSE!)REEARKS: THE U.S. SPICE PROGRAM-- WHERE NASA AWARDS CONTRACTTO DEVELOPCOUNTER-ROTATION DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-|0|47 05 BLADE CONCEPT [NASA RELEASE-83-|87| P83-10223 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0148 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY,LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER P83-I0237 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CEES P83-|0149 05 STS-9 CHANGE O_ SHIFT BRIEFING P83-10238 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0|52 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTHOW-TO-COVERBRIEFING SUGGESTEDREMARKS: THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE STUDENT P83-|0246 05 INVOLVEMENTPROJECT |SSIP)AWARDS CONFERENCE#NASA HEADQUARTERS P83-|0|53 05 REMARKS PREPAREDFOR DELIVERYTO THE WASHINGTON PRESS CLUB, BLACKHORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON,D.C. SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SPACE TELESCOPESCIENCE P83-I0247 05 INSTITUTERIBBON-CUTTINGCEREflONY P83-|0155 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: IIID-A_IERICCOANMITTEB, NASA SEI.ECTSCONTRACTORFOR GODDARD LASER NETNORK CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-|0248 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|21| P83-|0|56 06 SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, BSI AWARDEDCONTRACTFOR MOBILE LAHNCHEH3 AND PAD ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-|0250 05 WORK [NASA RELEASE-83-|23| P83-]0158 06 SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEW, GREAT LAKES NAVALTRIT_NG CENTER, ILLINOIS NASA SELECTSFACILITY OPERATIONSCONTRACTORFOR NSTL P83-I0252 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|25| P83-I0|60 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHANBER OF TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-8 COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|3|| P83-I0|66 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: BURLINGTONCOUNTY,ECONOMIC 1958- |983 OUR FIRST QBART£E CENTURY OF DEVELOPMENTCOHMITTEE,NEW JERSEY P83-10254 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JESTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA,LOS ANGELES P83-I0255 05 LOCKHEEDWINS SHUTTLE PROCESSINGCONTRACTAT KENNEDYCENTER STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|34| P83-1B|69 06 P83-10260 05 SAJORJET FUEL SAVINGS WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT SUGGF_._TREMARKS:ED INAUGURALLECTBRE: JANES E. ENGINE TECHNOLOGY WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, [NASA RELEASE-83-|35| P83-|0|70 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I026| 05 NASA BECOMESA SPONSOR OF JDNIOH HIGH SCHOOL BATH NASA AWARDS CONTRACTFOR INDONESIANCOEMUNICATIO_S CO_PETITION TERMINAL [NASA RELEASE-83-|37| P83-I0172 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-195| P83-|0262 06 NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE GENERAL DYNAMICS/CONVAIRTO OPERATE COMMERCIAL [NASA RELEASE-83-|41| P83-|0|76 06 LAUNCH VEHICLES [NASA RELEASE-83-200| P83-I0267 05 SHUTTLECREWS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-142] P83-|0|77 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 198q LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-|0269 06 NASA AND FAIRCHILD SIGN JOINT ENDEAVORAGREEMENT FOR LEASY,_CEAFT HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|43| P83-|0178 B6 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 NASA TO RAKE AIkA A SOURCE FOR INFORMATIONDATABASE INDUSTRI&L_SEIHCH DEVELOPMENTNAG. INCA RELE_E-83-|46] P83-|U18| 06 LANGLEY RESEARCHERNAMED NASA INVENTORYOF THE YEAR P83-1008B 06 TDRS-I SUCCESSFBLLTMOVED TO PERMANENTLOCATION [NASA RELEASE-83-156| P83-10|9| U6 INDUSTRIALRESEARCHMAGAZINE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY,LEWIS ELECTRONICADVANCESUSED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT RESEARCHCENTER P83-1U237 05 SIMULATOR [NESA RELEASE-83-|70| P83-I0206 06 INERT GASES S ARGON STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BDILTSPACELABON ITS S HELIUM FIRST EISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 INERTIAL REYERENCEUNIT GOVERNNEN_-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE NASA RESHAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING [NASA RELEASE-83-61| P83-I0072 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|74| P83-I02|0 B6 INFORHA_IONDISSENINATION ONE OF TDRSI KU-BAND ANTENNASYSTEMS EXPERIENCES STS IN-FLIGHTCREW HEALTH REPORTINGPOLICY PROBLEMS [NASA RELEASE-83-43| P83-1B05, 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|76] P83-|0212 06 INFOHBATIONSISTEMS TDRSS FORWARD KU-BANDLINK SHUTS DOWN SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER O_ [NASA RELEASE-83-180| P83-|U2|6 06 COMNERCE,RANDOLPH,_ASSACHUSETTS P83-I0253 05 TWO VENUS RADAR flAPPERCONTRACTSAWARDED SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JA_ES E. [NASA RELEASE-83-|82| P83-|U2|8 06 WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I026| 05 NEW LEWIS FACILITYINVESTIGATESLARGE SPACE ANTENNAS [NASA RELEASE-83-|83| P83-IU2|9 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF |983ACTIVITIES INCA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 TELEPHONESERVICE TO BE AVAILABLEFOR SPACELAD MISSION INFRARED ASTRONOMY [NASA RELEASE-83-184| PH3-|022U 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE

A-q2 SUBJECT INDEX INTERAGEICYCOOPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-I0001 06 STH-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-I0245 05 IMAGES FRON IRAS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLE FROM EARTH IRSTRDBENT LANDING STSTE_S [NASA RELEASE-83-21] P83-10021 06 NASA EESEAEC_ 20 HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY INSTRUMENTS NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLINED AT IRAS [NASA RELE&SE-83-118] P83-10129 06 CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-162] P83-10198 06 INSTRNaEN_ATION SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES ROAA-E [NASA RELE&SE-83-204] P83-10271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-I0046 06 INFRARED ASTRONOMY SATELLITES GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY TE&H STABILIZES NOAA-E SATELLITE S IRAS /INFRARED ASTRONONY SATELLITES/ [NASA RELEASE-83-61] P83-10072 06 INFRARED RADIATION NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS SA FAR INFRARED RADIATION [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-10173 06

IflAGESERO_ IRAS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLE FROH EARTH INSULATION [NASA RELEASE-83-21] P83-I0021 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 INSULIN [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-|007q 06 WEIGHTLESSNESSEXERCISE AND DIET MAY CONTROL BLOOD CHANGES DURING IRAS DISCOVERS TWO REGIONS WHERE STARS ARE BEING [NASA RELEASE-83-130] P83-I0165 06 BORN [NASA RELEASE-83-81] P83-I0092 06 INSUSRTSAN-CE11 WESTAR SATELLITE BRIEFING P83-I0272 05 INFRARED TELESCOPE NASA TO LAUNCE COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE INTEGR&TED SYSTENSe INC., CALIF. [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-10001 06 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-|0173 06 INNOVATIONS S INVENTIONS IYTEKe INCo, COLUMBUS, OHIO STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS INSAT FIRST MISSION UPCOMING SHUTTLE LAUNCHES DETAILED [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-99] P83-10110 06 INTELSAT SATELLITES LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHT_ SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGET INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOR [NASA RELEASE-83-||6] P83-I0127 06 LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-10088 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-10130 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIR5_ QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10|67 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-10269 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-10258 05 INTERAGENC! COOPERATION HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES PROPOSALS REQUESTED FOR SHUTTLE PROCESSING [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 CONTRACTING [NASA RELEASE-83-3] P83-I0003 06 INSAT-I SECOND RELAY SATELLITE DELETED FRON SHUTTLE FLIGHT NASA TRANSFERS LANDSAT OPERATIONS, HANAGENENT TO 8 _ANIFEST NOAA [NASA RELEASE-83-86] P83-10097 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-7] P83-10007 06 INSTITOT D_AERONOAIE SPATIALE DE BELGIQUE INTERGOVERNMENTAL MEETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY STS-9 TO CARR_ EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS EXPERTS PLANNED FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-8] P83-I0008 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 NASA DEVELOPS PROCESS TO MAKE HIGH-TEHPERATURE INSTITUT ROYAL RETEOROLOGIGUE, BELGIU_ SEMICONDUCTOR STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAE ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-1q] P83-1001q 06 FIRST HISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 HENELWICOREPSTEREARCHNOIPRSOGE RAM TO STUDY NAYS TO REDUCE INSTITUTE OF AEROSPACE SCIENCES [NASA RELEASE-83-18] P83-I0018 06 S A_ERICAN INST. OF AERON. AND _STRONAUTICS LANDSAT 4 X-BAND COMHUNICATIONS PROBLEM INSTITOTO NACIONAL DE TECBNICA [NASA RELEASE-83-20] P83-10020 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST _ISSION INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-2q] P83-1002q 06 INSTRUMENT FAILURE FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 LANDSAT 4 X-BAND COZMUNICATIONS PHOHLEH [NASA RELEASE-83-20] P83-I0020 06 NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0029 05 PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS STS-6 PREFLIGHT GETAWAY SPECIAL BRIEFING [NASA RELEASE-83-39] P83-I0050 06 P83-I0030 05 NEW EFFORTS BEING MADE TO COMMUNICATE WITH VIKING I STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-66] P83-I0077 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/INERTIAL UPPER STAGE SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES P83-10036 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-193] P83-10229 06

A-q3 INTERGOVERNMENTALAGREEMENT (IGA) SUBJECTINDEX

SPACE NUCLEAR POWER TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUAHTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-30| P83-|0041 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 ANTAHCTIC "HETEORITE" TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF THE HOON LOCKHEED WINS SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTRACT aT [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-|0043 06 KENNEDY CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-134| P83-|0169 06 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON NOAA-E NASA BECOMES A SPONSOR OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MATH [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|0046 06 COEPETITION [NASA RELEASE-R3-|37| P83-|0172 06 CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA SHUTTLE CHEW5 SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-142| P83-I0177 06 NASA ENDS NIHBUS 5 OPERATION NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPQR EXPERIMENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-40| P83-1005| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|60| P83-]0|96 06 IUS INVESTIGATION BOARD HEHHERS NA_ED NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO HODIFY CENTAUR FOR SHUTTLE [NASA RELEASE-83-49| P83-|0060 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-168| P83-|0204 06 PRESIDENT ORDERS NATIONAL SPACE STATION STUDY SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREHONY [NASA RELEASE-83-5|| P83-10062 06 JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOESTON, TEX. P83-|0240 05 QSRA WILL BE SHOWN AT PARIS AIR SHOW SUGGESTED REMARKS: INAUGURAL LECTURE: JAHES E. [NASA RELEASE-83-60| P83-|007| 06 WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|026| 05 GOVERNMENT-INDHSTRY TEAM STABILIZES NOAA-E SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-H3-6|| P83-|0072 06 NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOE INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS TERHINAL GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR aPRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-|95| P83-]0262 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-1007_ 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING |984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE NASA SLATES HAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-|0269 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-1008_ 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES NASAfS B-57 _ILL FLIGHT CHECK TORNADOES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-S3-76| P83-|0087 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSION CREW PRESS CONFERENCE FRENCH PRESIDENT VISITS ORBITER ENTERPHISE AT P83-|0277 05 PARIS AIR SHOW [NASA RELEASE-63-84| P83-10095 06 IITE_GOVEHN_EHT&L AGREEMENT (IGA) STANDARD PHRASEOLOGY ON TEE SPACELAB DEVELOPHENT SECOND RELAY SATELLITE DELETED FROM SHUTTLE FLIGHT AND UTILIZATION PROGRAMS 8 HANIFEST [NASA RELEASE-H3-|69| P83-|0205 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-86| P83-10097 06 IMTERGR&PU CORP.. _ADISONe ELA. A_BITIOUS STS-7 HISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS AT KENNEDY FIRST HISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-]73| P83-]0209 06 JPL RESEARCH USED AS BASIS FOR NEW CANCER TREATMENT IRTEHI_ UPPER STAGE [NASA RELEASE-83-88| P83-I0099 06 S IHS /INERTIAL UPPER STAGE/ ROBOTICS, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SUBJECTS OF NEW IITERN&TIOM&L AEROSPACE ABSTRACTS REPORT SERIES NASA TO _AKE AIAA & SOURCE FOR INFORMATION DATABASE [NASA RELEASE-83-97| P83-10108 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|46| P83-|0|8| 06 NEW COHPUTER LANGUAGE TO BE TESTED AT JOHNSON INTERNATIONAL ASTRONAUTICAL CO|GRESS SPACE CENTER EXPLORER ! LAUNCH ELEVATED NATION'S HOEAL£ 25 [NASA RELEASE-83-108| P83-I0119 06 YEARS AGO [NASA RELEASE-83-10| P83-I0010 06 BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATHOSPHERE ENTRY SPACECRAFT INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOAICAL UNION [NASA RELEASE-83-|09| P83-10120 06 IRAS DISCOVERS NEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEH [NASA RELEASE-83-171| P83-I0207 06 STS-8 FLIGHT IN AUGUST TO CARRY SPECIAL PHILATELIC COVERS I_TERBATIONKL RBSIBESS MACHINES CORP. [NASA RELEASE-83-|||| P83-|0122 06 AHBITIOUS STS-7 _ISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY TEST OF GALI LEC JUPITER _ROHE SPACECRAFT A SUCCESS [NASA RELEASE-H3-87| P83-|0098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-||7| P83-10|28 06 NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-|4|| P83-|0|76 06 P83-I0|30 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EHROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS SUGGESTED REHABKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION, CAPE FIRST MISSION CANAVERAL CHAPTER P83-|0|32 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 SUGGESTED REZARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, IITERNATION&L C00PERATIGN WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10134 05 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-|O001 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|52 05 SHUTTLE SIMULATOR TO BE DISPLAYED IN JAPAN NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6 OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-5| P83-|0005 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|26| P83-10161 06 INTERGOVERNMENTAL _EETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY TDRSS TRANSHITS LANDSAT 4 THERMATIC MAPPER IMAGES EXPERTS PLANNED [NASA RELEASE-83-|27| P83-|0|62 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-10008 06

A-44 SUBJECT INDEX INTERNATIONAL COOPDI|TIO| CONTD

CREWS NAMED FOB STS-|| AND STS-12 NASA SATELLITEDISCOVERSPOSSIBLE SECOND SCLAB [NASA RELEASE-83-|5] P83-10015 06 SZSTEfl [NASA RELEASE-83-120] P83-|0|3| 06 IMAGES FRON IRAS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLE FROM EARTH [NASA RELEASE-83-21] R83-I0021 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: ATE FORCE ASSOCIATION,CAPE CANAVERALCHAPTER P83-10132 05 INTERNATIONALROCKET EXPERIMENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU [NASA RELEASE-U3-24] P83-10024 06 SUGGESTEDBEBARKS: NATIONALSPACE CLUB, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10134 05 FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS NASA BUDGET PHESS CONFERENCE P83-10029 05 P83-|0139 05 JUNE |8 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOE STS-7 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-72] P83-10038 06 P83-10140 05 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIEDON STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-10|41 05 NOAA-E [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-10046 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCEP83-|0|42 05 LARGEST NULTIPLEBALLOON LAUNCH READE TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-|0073 06 SUGGESTEDREBAEKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE SYBPOSIUN,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-10144 05 NEW COMET DISCOVEREDBY IRAS SCIENTISTS [NASA RELBASE-83-70] P83-10081 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCBER CONFERENCE P83-10|52 05 COLUMBIA BEINGMODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELAB | SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORN [NASA RELEASE-83-27] P83-10083 06 ASSOCIATION P83-|015q 05 _ASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES TDBSS TRANSMITSLANDS&T 4 TBERflkTICMAPPER IB&GES [NASA RELEASE-U3-73] P83-10084 06 [N_SA RELEASE-83-127] P83-|0|62 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-SAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE TWO CANADIANSRESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST BY &BEBICAN [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-|0085 06 SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|29] P83-10|64 06 INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR LAUNCH 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-|0088 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEANCITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-75] P83-10090 06 IR&S DISCOVERSITS FIFTH CONET [NASA RELEASE-83-|4]8 P83-|0|83 06 lEAS DISCOVERSTWO REGIONS WHERESTARS ABE BEING BORN INTERNATIONALSOLAR-TERRESTRIALSPACE RESEARCH [NASA RELEASE-83-8|] P83-10092 06 DISCUSSED [NASA RELEASE-83-|49] P83-10184 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE FLOWN TO BONE [NASA RELEASE-83-83] P83-10094 06 NASA TO LAUNCH THREEVAPOR EXPEBIHENTS [NASA RELEASB-83-160] P83-|O196 06 FRENCH PRESIDENTVISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISEAT PARIS AIR SHOW INFRARED ASTBONONICALSATELLITE (INAS}RESULTS [NASA RELEASE-83-84] P83-10095 06 BRIEFINGSET [NASA BELEASE-83-|6|] P83-10197 06 IEAS DISCOVERSANOTHERCOSET [NASA RELEASE-83-85] P83-|0096 06 NEW PHENOMENAIN UNIVERSEOUTLINEDAT IRAS CONFERENCE SECOND RELAY SATELLITEDELETED FRO_ SHUTTLEPLIGHT [NASA RELEASE-83-162] P83-10198 06 8 _ANIFEST [NASA RELEASE-83-86] P83-|0097 06 NOVEBBEBLAUNCH DATE SET FOR SHUTTLE/SP&CEL&BI MISSION AMBITIOUSSTS-7ZISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING [NIS& RELEASE-83-|63] P83-I0199 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-I0098 06 UNITED STATES AND SAUDI ARABIA SIGN SPACE RESEARCH AGREEMENT JPL RESEARCHUSED AS BASIS FOR NEW CANCER TBEATBENT [NASA RELEASE-83-|65] P83-|0201 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-88] P83-10099 06 STANDARDPHRASEOLOGYON THE SP&CELABDEVELOPMENT SPACELAB 3 PAYLOAD SPECIALISTSSELECTEDFOR TRAINING AND UTILIZATIONPROGRAMS [NASA RELEASE-83-94] P83-10105 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-169] P83-10205 06 UPCOHINGSHUTTLELAUNCHES DETAILED IRAS DISCOVERSNEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEN [NASA RELEASE-83-99] P83-10110 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|7|] P83-|0207 06 LIVING IN SPACENAY BEAN LIVING LONGER, LOSING IRAS DISCOVERSGIANT DUST SHELL ABOUND THE STAR ZUSCLE BETTELGEUSE [NASA RELEASE-83-|03] P83-10114 06 [N&S& RELEASE-83-|72] P83-10208 06 CONNUNICATIONSSATELLITEBOOSTEDINTO STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS GEOSYNCHNONOUSORBIT FIRST RISSION [NASA EELEASE-83-104] P83-I0115 06 [NASA RELE&SE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 NASA AND ESA ANNOUNCERBSCBEDULEOF SPACELAB| OWE OF TDBSt KU-BAND ANTENNASYSTEMS EXPERIENCES LAUNCH PROBLEMS [NASA RELEASE-83-1|4] P83-10125 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|76] P83-10212 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 INFRJ_ED ASTBONOBICALSATELLITETO CEASE OPERATIONS P83-10130 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|81] P83-|0217 06

A-qS XNTERNLTIONaLCO,MOIL OF SCIEITIFICUIIONS SUBJECTIHDEI

TELEPHONE SERVICE TO HE aVaILaBLE FOR SPACELaB S SALYUT ORBITING SPACE STATION MISSION S SPUTNIK SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|84| P83-|0220 06 INTERNkTIOHAL SOLaH POLAR MISSION EUROPEAN SPACE aGENCY RECEIVES SPACELAB PAINTING S SOLAR POLAR MISSION [Nasa RELEaSE-H3-|85| P83-1022| 06 INTERNaTIONaL SOLaR-TERRESTRIAL PHF. FROG. NaSa AND CaNaDIaNS SIGN COOPERATIVE ARRANGEMENT HIGHLIGHTS OF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASa RELEASE-83-186| P83-10222 06 [NaSa RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027] 06 SUGGESTED STATEMENT: IRkS PRESS CONFERENCE, INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMo SATo CONSORTIUM NaSHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0232 05 S INTERNaTIONaL TELECOMM. SAT. ORGAN. SUGGESTED REMARKS: STS-9 MANNED FLIGHT aWaRENESS IRTERNATIONAL TELECOMflo SAT°.ORGAN. RECEPTIOH, EENNDY SPACE CENTER P83-I0233 05 INTEEGOVER_MENTAL MEETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY EXPERTS PLANNED SUGGESTED REMARKS: AGENCY-WIDE HONOR AWARDS [NaSa RELEASE-83-8| P83-J0008 06 CEREMONY P83-I0239 06 INTELSAT COMEUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOE SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR ANAHDSCEREMONF LAUNCH JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-|0240 05 [NASa RELEASE-83-77| P83-|0088 06 STS-9 PHEFLIGHT SPACELAR PRESS CONFERENCE |958 - 1983 OHR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF P83-I0244 05 aCHIEVEMEnT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: HIE-AMERICA COMMITTEE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83-10248 05 INTERNaTIONaL TELEPHONE _ TELEGRAPH CORP. NASA STUDIES PREDICT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE USE SUGGESTED REMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NaVY LEAGHE, [NaSa RELEASE-83-98| P83-|0|09 06 ARLINGTON# VIRGINIA P83-I0250 05 INTERNaTIONaL TRADE SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRUIT GRaDUaTION REVIEW# SUGGESTED REMARKS: RTCA 1983 ANNUAL ASSEMBLX AND GREAT LAKES NAqAL TRAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM, _ASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0252 05 P83-10241 05

SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SHONE CHAMBER OF SUGGESTED REMARKS: BURLINGTON COUNTY, ECONOMIC COMMERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05 DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE, NEW JERSEY P83-|0254 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (FLIGHT DIRECTOR) INTERRATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER P83-I0257 05 S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER/

STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (SPACELaB #2) INTERPLANETAR_ DUST P83-10259 05 PIONEER 10 tO PASS BEYOND PLHTO [NASA RELEASE-83-57| P83-I0068 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10260 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: PIONEER |0 RECEPTION, NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-|0146 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: INAUGURAL LECTURE: JAMES E. NEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC aDMINISTRATION, NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLIHED AT IRkS _ASHIRGTON# D.C. P83-10261 05 CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|62| P83-10198 06 NASA aWARDS CONTRACT FOR INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL HIGHLIGHTS OF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|95| P83-|0262 06 [NABA RELEASE-83-204| P83-]0271 06 IRkS DISCOVERS MaTERIaL ORBITING aNOTRHR STAR INTERPLANETaR_ SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-199| P83-|0266 06 NaSA'S ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFT FLIGHT TO A COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-196| P83-_0263 06 NaSA TO HaVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASa RELEaSE-83-202] P83-|0269 06 INTERNATIONAL SUN-EARTH EXPLORER (ISEE-3) TO BE RENAMED LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDI ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES [NASA RELEASE-83-197| P83-|0264 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-203] P83-I0270 06 INTERSONICS INC.# NORTHRROOK# ILL. HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES aMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 AT KENNEDY [NASa RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENT GROUP, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0273 05 INTERSTELLAR DUST SA METEOROIDS INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF SCIENTIFIC UNIONS 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF IBAS DISCOVERS TWO REGIONS WHERE STARS ARE BEING ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING BORN [NASA RELEASE-83-%32| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-81| P83-I0092 06 INTERNaTIONaL SATELLITES INTERSTELLAR GAS S aLOUETTE CANADIAN SATELLITE PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNQWN PLANETS S ANIK SATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-10050 06 S aNS /aSTRONOMICAL NETHERLANDS SATELLITE/ S COSMOS SATELLITES IRAS DISCOVERS GIANT DUST SHELL AHOUND THE STAR S COSPAS BETTELGEUSE S EXOSaT /EUROPEAN X-RAY ORS. SATELLITE/ [NASA RELEASE-83-|72| P83-|0208 06 S INDONESIAN SATELLITES S INTELSaT SATELLITES INTERSTELLAR SPACE S IRkS /INFRARED ASTRONOMY SATELLITES/ OBJECT IN MILKY NAY EMITS GAMMA RADIATION S ISEE-3 [NASa RELEASE-83-56| P83-|0067 06 S IUE /IRTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER/ S PALAPA SATELLITES PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFT DEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM S PROTON SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-91| P83-|0|02 06

A-46 SUBJECT INDEX ITAL_

NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLINED AT IRAS IRAS DISCOVERS GIANT DUST SHELL AROUND THE STAB CONFERENCE BETTELGEUSE [NASA RELEASE-83-162| P83-I0198 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|72| P83-I0208 06 INVENTIONS INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE TO CEASE OPERATIONS LANGLEY RESEARCHER NAMED NASA INVENTORY OF THE YEAR [NASA RELEASE-83-18|| P83-102|7 06 P83-10080 06 SUGGESTED STATEMENT: IRAS PRESS CONFERENCE, IRTESTIGATIOW BOARDS WASHINGTON, D.C. 983-|0232 05 SA ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION BOARD SUGGESTED REMARKS: AGENCY-WIDE HONOR AWARDS IUS INVESTIGATION BOARD MEMBERS NAMED CEREMONY P83-|0239 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-49| P83-10060 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATION REVIEW, SECOND RELAX SATELLITE DELETED FROK SHUTTLE FLIGHT GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS 8 MANIFEST P83-I0252 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-86| P83-I0097 06 IRAS DISCOVERS MATERIAL ORBITING ANOTHER STAR INYESTMENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-199| P83-10266 06 PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|2| P83-I00|2 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 IONOSPHERE SOUNDING ROCKET EXPERIMENTS SUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM IRAS-AR&KI-ALCOCK COMET THEORY NEW COMET DISCOVERED BY IRAS SCIENTISTS [NASA RELEASE-83-82| P83-10093 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-70| P83-I008| 06 NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERIMENTS IHAS DISCOVERS ANOTHER COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-|60| P83-|0|96 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-85| P83-|0096 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 IRVIWE SENSORS £ORP., COSTA MESA, CA|IF. NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS IOWA UNIV.# IOWA CITY [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-I0173 06 PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-|0050 06 ISEE /INTERNATIONAL SUN EARTH EIPLORER/ S ISEE-3 NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM/MSFC [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-|0069 06 ISEE-C S ISEE-3 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUZT THE BEGINNING ISEE-3 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 NASAeS ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFT FLIGHT TO A COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-196| P83-I0263 06 IRAS /INFHARED ASTROWOMY SATELLITES/ NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE INTERNATIONAL SUN-EARTH EXPLORER {ISEE-3) TO BE [NASA RELEASE-83-]| P83-10001 06 RENAMED [NASA RELEASE-83-|97| P83-|0264 06 IMAGES FROM IRAS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLE FROM EARTH [NASA RELEASE-83-21| P83-I002| 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 NE_ COMET DISCOVERED BY IRAS SCIENTISTS [NASA R_LEASE-83-70] P83-10081 06 ISLANDS S ASCENSION ISLAND IRAS DISCOVERS TWO REGIONS WHERE STARS ARE BEING S BERMUDA RO_N S PUERTO RICO [NASA RELEASE-83-81| P83-|0092 06 S SAMOAN ISLANDS S VIRGIN ISLANDS IRAS DISCOVERS ANOTHER CO_ET [NASA RELEASE-83-85| P83-|0096 06 ISOTOPES S DEUTERIUM NASA TESTS N£W REFRIDGERATION SYSTEM S _AGNESIUM ISOTOPES [NASA RELEASE-83-1|5| P83-10126 06 IST&R INC., SANTA MONIC&, CALIF. NASA SATELLITE DISCOVERS POSSIBLE SECOND SOLAR NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-I0|73 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-120| P83-10131 06 ITALY SUGGESTED REMARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDUCATION'S FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 TRIBUTE TO NASA, LQS ANGELES, CALIEORNIA P83-10133 05 NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0029 05

SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOR WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10134 05 LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-10088 06 IRAS DISCOVERS ITS FIFTH COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-|48| P83-10183 06 SUGGESTED REBARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10|34 05 INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE {IRAS} RESULTS BRIEFING SET SUGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-]61] P83-10197 06 SYMPOSIUM, PARIS AIR SHOW P83-I0144 05 NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLINED AT IRAS SUGGESTED REMARKS: SCA/ENTERPRISE CEREMONY CONFERENCE P83-10145 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-162| P83-10198 06 1958 - 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF IRAS DISCOVERS NEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-17]] P83-I0207 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06

A-47 ITHACOw INCurITHACA, loT. SUBJECTINDEX

SUGGESTEDRENARES: AG£NCX-WIDEHONOR AWARDS NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVERTRADE FAIR CEREHONY P83-|0239 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-46] P83-I0057 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE LARGEST MULTIPLEBALLOONLAUNCH READY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-10269 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-I0073 06 LASER SYSTEMS TO S_UDY ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES COLUHBIABEING MODIFIEDTO CARRY SPACELAB I [_ASA RELEAS£-83-203] P83-I0270 06 [NASA RELEASE-B3-27] P83-|0083 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-10084 06 ITUACO.INC., ITHACA, N.Y. INTELSATCOmmUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR NASA SELECTSS_ALL BUSINESS RESEABCHPROPOSALS LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-I0173 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-I0088 06 IUE /INTERNATIONAL0LTRAVIGLETEXPLORER/ FRENCH PRESIDENTVISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISEAT 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF PARIS AIR SHOW ACHIEVEMENT--GUSTTSE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-84] P83-10095 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-t0167 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDINGSET FOR STS-8 IBM /INERTIALUPPER STAGE/ P83-10130 06 FISCAL YEAR |984 BUDGE_ _RIEFING P83-I0027 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION,CAPE NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0029 05 CANAVERALCHAPTER P83-10132 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-I0033 05 SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: AMERICANUNIVEHSITY, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0|36 05 STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDHSS P83-T0034 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SPACE STATIONTECHNOLOGY STS-6 FLIGUT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 WORKSHOP,WILLIAMSBURG,VIRGINIA P83-I0137 05 STS-6 PREFLIGH_BRIEfING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE P83-I0036 05 SYMPOSIUH,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-I0144 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CCNFEHENCE P83-10037 05 NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-126] P83-1016t 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOT TDRS-A ARD FEATURE EVA 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0167 06 IUS INVESTIGATIONBOARD MEEBERS NAMED [NASA RELEASE-83-49] P83-10060 06 INTERNATIONALSOLAR-TERRESTRIALSPACE RESEARCH DISCUSSED TDRS STATUS BEING ASSESSED [NASA RELEASE-83-149] P83-10|84 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-52] P83-I0063 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS SECOND RELAY SATELLITE DELETEDFROM SHUTTLEFLIGHT FIRST HISSION 8 HANIFEST [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-86] P83-I0097 06 SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES COHMUNICATIONSSATELLITEBOOSTED INTO [NASA RELEASE-83-|93] P83-10229 06 GEOSYNCHRONOUSORBIT [NASA RELEASE-83-104] P83-10115 06 SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: AGENCX-WIDEHONOR AWARDS CEREMONY P83-I0239 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGNTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10135 05 SHGGESTEDREMARKS: IEEE CONPEHENCEEASCON '83, STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0152 05 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0243 05 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF REMARKS PREPAREDFOE DELIVERYTO THE WASHINGTON ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON,D.Co [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 P83-I0247 65 NASA TO MOVE TDRS TO PERMANENTLOCATION SUGGESTEDREMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, [NASA RELEASE-83-145] P83-I0180 06 ARLINGTON#VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 TDRS-I SUCCESSFULLYHOPED TO PENEANENTLOCATION SUGGESTEDEE_AEKS: SOUTH SHORE CHASBEH OF [NASA RELEASE-83-|56] P83-|0191 06 COEHEHCE,RANDOLPH,NASS&CHUSETTS P83-10253 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES SUGGESTEDREMARKS: BURLINGTONCOUNTY, ECONOMIC [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 DEVELOPMENTCOMNITTEH,NEW JERSEY P83-|0254 05 IUS /IETERIE UPPER STAGE/ SUGGESTEDREHAEKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA,LOS S IUS /INERTIALUPPER STAGE/ ANGELES P83-I0255 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) J P83-|0259 05 JAM'rESOHENGIEEERING HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASARELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-I0001 06 JAPAE-A_LERICAS(XN _IET_ JAPAN SHUTTLESIMULATORTO BE DISPLAYEDIN JAPAN SHUTTLE SIMULATORTO BE DISPLAYEDIN JAPAN [NASA RELEASE-83-5] P83-10005 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-5] P83-I0005 06 JET PROPULSIONLIB.e PASADENA,CALIF. PROPOSALREQUEST ISSUED FOB ACTS NASA TO LAUNCH C_PERATIVE INTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-28] P83-10039 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-10001 06

A-q8 SUBJECT INDEX JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON,TEl.

SPACE NUCLEAR POWER TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED JETSTAR [NASA HELEASE-83-30] P83-|004| 06 S C-|40 AIRCRAFT

NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PEOPOSALS FOR SPACE STATION JIACAflARCA RADIO OBSERVATORI, PERU UTILIZATION INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIBENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU [NASA RELEASE-83-31| P83-I0042 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-I0024 06 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON JOHANNES GUTENBUBG UNI¥.# MAINZ, GEHMAMY NOAA-E STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|0046 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-|0209 06 FINAL EFFORTS TO REGAIN CONTACT WITS VIKING | [NASA RELEASE-83-47| P83-I0058 06 JOHI F° KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA. FLAo S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA. ISS INVESTIGATION BOARD MEMBERS NAMED [NASA RELEASE-83-49| P83-|0060 06 JOHNS HOPKINS HNIV., BALTIMORE, MD. SUGGESTED HEMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, OBJECT IN SILKY WAY EMI_S GAMMA RADIATION WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0134 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-56| P83-|0067 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE LARGEST MULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO INSTITUTE RIBBON-CUTTING CEREMONY P83-|0|55 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-10073 06 JOHNSON AND JOHNSON CO. NEW EFFORTS BEING MADE TO COMMUNICATE WITH VIKING | PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-66| R83-I0077 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-12| P83-10012 06

NEW COMET DISCOVERED BY IRAS SCIENTISTS STS-6 PREFLIGHT BSIEFING/ORBITES CHANGES [NASA RELEASE-83-70| P83-I008| 06 P83-1003| 05 IRAS DISCOVERS TWO REGIONS WHERE STARS ARE BEING NIGHT LAUNCH _ND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 BORN P83-|0|30 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-8|| P83-|0092 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, IRAS DISCOVERS ANOTHER COMET WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0|34 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-85| P83-|0096 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CHEW CONFERENCE P83-10|35 05 JPL RESEAHCH USED AS BASIS FOR NEW CANCER TREATMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-88| P83-|0099 06 STS-7 RACKGSODND SSIEFING: CFES P83-10|38 05 SPACELAH 3 PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS SELECTED FOR TRAINING PSOPOSED REMAHKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE [NASA RELEASE-83-94| P83-10105 06 DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-|O|47 05

BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHERE ENTRY STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-10149 05 SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-|09| P83-|0120 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0152 05

NASA TESTS NEW EEFRIDGERATION SYSTEM SUGGESTED REMARKS: IEEE CONFERENCE EASCON w83, [NASA RELEASE-83-1|5| P83-|0126 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0243 05 TEST OF GALILEO JUPITER PSOBE SPACECRAFT A SUCCESS SUGGESTED REMARKS: MID-AMERICA COMMITTEE, [NASA RELEASE-83-||7| P83-10|28 06 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83-10248 05

NASA SATELLITE DISCOVERS POSSIBLE SECOND SOLAR SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRHIT GRADUATION HEVIEW, SYSTEM GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS [NASA SELEASE-83-|20] P83-I0|3| 06 P83-I0252 05

JET PROPULSION LABORATORY CONTRACT EXTENDED JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEl° [NASA RELEASE-83-122| P83-10157 06 SA MISSION CONTROL CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. SA NASA SPACE BIOMEDICAL RESEASCH INSTITUTE 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUASTEH CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING INQUIRY TEAM REPORTS ON SPACE SUIT FAILURES [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-9| P83-|0009 06 ISAS DISCOVERS ITS FIFTH COMET STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/INERTIAL UPPER STAGE [NASA HELEASE-83-148] P83-I0183 06 P83-1U036 05

HEN PHENOMENA IN SNIVESSE OUTLINED AT IRAS ANTARCTIC "METEOSITE" TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF CONFERENCE THE MOON [NASA RELEASE-83-162| R83-10198 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-I0043 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEORITES MAY HAVE COME FROM FIRST MISSION MASS [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-33| P83-10044 06 NASA TECHNIQUES LEAD TO IMPROVED MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-|77| P83-102|3 06 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 TWO VENUS RADAR MAPPER CONTRACTS AWARDED [NASA RELEASE-83-182| P83-10218 06 STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEY ORBITER EXPERIMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-45| P83-10056 06 INTERNATIONAL SUN-EARTH EXPLORES {ISEE-3) TO BE RENAMED STS-6 POSTFLIGHT NEWS CONFERENCE TO BE HELD [NASA RELEASE-83-|97| PH3-|026@ 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-53| F83-10064 06 IRAS DISCOVERS MATERIAL ORBITING ANOTHER STAR AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-|99| P83-10266 06 AT KENNEDY HIGHLIGHTS OE 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06

A-q9 JOH|STOWN#PAo SUBJECTIHDEI

NEW COMPUTER LANGUAGE TO RE TESTED AT JOHNSON TEST OF GALILEO JUPITER PROBE SPACECRAFT A SUCCESS SPACE CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-117| P83-I0128 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-108 ] P83-I01 |9 06 JUPITER ENCOUNTER NIGHT LAUNCH ARD LANDING SET FOE STS-8 PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO P83-10130 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-57| P83-|0068 06 STS-7 BACKGROUND BRIEFING: CFES P83-I0138 05 PIONEER 10 SPACECHIIFT DEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-91| P83-10102 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-101q2 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: PIONEER 10 RECEPTION, NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-i0146 05 STS-7 POSTFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE R83-I0148 05 PROPOSED REMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-I0147 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-10149 05 JHPITER EXPLORATION STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM ASSOCIATION P83-10154 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 JUPITER ORBITER/PROBE 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF S GALILEO PROJECT ACRIEYEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 JUPITER-C LAUNCH TEHICLB EXPLORER I LAUNCH ELEYATED NATION)S MORALE 25 BOB HOPE HOPES TO BECOME SPACE TRAYELER YEARS AGO [NASA RELEASE-83-|39| P83-10174 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-10| P83-10010 06 JOHNSON CENTER PLANS TO CONSOLIDATE STS OPERATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-83-157 ] P83-I 0192 06 j( STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS K BAND FIRST _ISSION STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-1003q 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE NASA INVESTIGATES NEW LINK IN MOTION SICKNESS P83-I0148 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-191] P83-10227 06 STS-11 WESTAR SATELLITE HRIEFING P83-|0272 05 SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-193| P83-I0229 06 KA_PSAX, DENMARK STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS SHUTTLE BRIEFINGS SCHEDULED IN HOUSTON FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-194| P83-I0230 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06

SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY KEFLAVIK NAVILL AIR STATION, ICELAND JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-10240 05 ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEAN CITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-10090 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (SPACELAB #2) P83-|0259 05 ENTERPRISE TO FLY OYER D.C. HETROPOLITAN AREA, LAND AT DULLES HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-10104 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA. JOHNSTOWN, PAo NASA TO LAUNCU COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-I0001 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 PROPOSALS REQUESTED FOR SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTRACTING JOINT INST. FOR AEROSPACE PHOPUL. 8 PONER [NASA RELEASE-83-3| P83-I0003 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEHEMONY, LE_IS RESEARCH CENTER P83-I0237 05 SECOND TEST FIRING OF CHALLENGER ENGINES SET FOR JAN. 25 JOP [NASA RELEASE-83-4| P83-10004 06 S GALILEO PROJECT SHUTTLE SIMDLATOB TO BE DISPLAYED IN JAPAN JRS RESEARCH LABS. INCH, ORANGE, CALIFo [NASA RELEASE-83-5| P83-I0005 06 NASA SELECTS SNALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0|73 06 EXPLORER i LAUNCH ELEVATED NATION'S MORALE 25 YEARS AGO JSC [NASA RELEASE-83-|0| P83-|0010 06 S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. STS-6 APPEARS SET FOH LAUNCH EARLY IN MARCH JHPITER /PLANET/ [NASA RELEASE-83-16| P83-10016 06 PIONEEB I0 BEYOND THE KNOHN PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-I0050 06 SRB FACILITY ANNOUNCEMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-17| P83-I0017 06 NASA SCIENTISTS DISCOVER MASSIVE THUNDERSTORM ON SATURN CONTRACT AWARDED TO DISASSEMBLE MOBILE LAUNCBEB [NASA RELEASE-83-71| P83-|0082 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-25| P83-i0025 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFING FROM KSC P83-|0028 05 [NASA BELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 JUPITER ATMOSPHERE BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JOPITER ATMOSPHERE ENTRY JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-I0038 06 [NASA RELEASE-S3-109| P83-10120 06 CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA

A-50 SUBJECT INDEX KSC

[NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 STS-9 BADGING BEGINS NOV. 23: THANKSGIVING DAY CLOSING PLANNED APRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH BATE FOR STS-6 [NASA RELEASE-83-|66] P83-10202 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-37 ] B83- I0048 06 STANDARD PHRASEOLOGY ON THE SPACELAB DEYELOP_ENT NASA TO LAONCH RCA SATCCMIR AND UTILIZATION PHOGRANS [NASA RELEASE-83-44] P83-10055 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|69] P83-|0205 06 STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEY ORBITER EXPERIMENT STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-45] P83-10056 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 SHB REFURBISHMENT FACILITY TO REMAIN AT KENNEDY SPACE CENTER ONE OF TDRS t KU-BAND ANTENNA SYSTEMS EXPERIENCES [NASA RELEASE-83-48] P83-10059 06 PROBLEMS [NASA RELEASE-83-|76] P83-|0212 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-10074 06 NASA TECHNIQUES LEAD TO IMPROYED MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS [NASA RELEASE-83-177] P83-|02|3 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISE AND QSRA TO BE EXHIBITED IN PARIS [NASA RELEASE-83-65] P83-10076 06 NASA LEWIS AWARDS $7.9 MILLION CONTRACT FOR CENTAUR [NASA RELEASE-83-|90] P83-10226 06 COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPAC£LAB | [NASA RELEASE-83-27] R83-10083 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-10240 05 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATQRY SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-10085 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (SPACELAB #2) P83-|0259 05 INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOR LAUNCH STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-10088 06 P83-|0260 05 NASA TO RECOMPETE BOOSTER ASSEMBLY CONTRACT NASAIS ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFT FLIGHT TO A COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-80] P83-10091 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|96] P83-|0263 06 AMBITIOUS STS-7 _ISSION TO FEATURE FIHST LANDING NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING |984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-|0269 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-I0098 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-A SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|01] P83-|0112 06 4|-B PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFEHRNCE/FLIGHT PLAN FIRST COMMERCIAL PAYLOAD SPECIALIST FOR SHUTTLE P83-|0276 05 NAMED [NASA HELEASE-83-105] P83-I01|6 06 KIDNEYS STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES B83-|0149 05 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-||0] B83-|0|21 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACE SHHTTLE FLIGHT KIEL UNIV., GERMANY [NASA RELEASE-83-||6] P83-I0127 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 P83-I0130 06 KITT PEAK NATIONAL ORS., TUCSOn, ARIZ. SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10134 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-10001 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0135 05 NASA SATELLITE DISCOVERS POSSIBLE SECOND SCLAR SYSTEM STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/FLIGHT PLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-120] P83-10|31 06 P83-10T40 05 KITTY HAWK, USS ST5-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE QSHA WILL BE SHOWN AT PARIS AIR SHOW P83-|0142 05 [NASARELEASE-83-60] P83-10071 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHT CHEW PRESS CONFERENCE KLUTZNICK INDUSTRIES, CHICAGO P83-10148 05 PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|2] o R83-10012 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 KflSFUSIOHe INC., ANN ARBOR, flICH. BSI AWARDED CONTRACT FOR MOBILE LAUNCHER 3 AND PAD NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALS FOR SPACE STATION WORK UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-123] P83-10158 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-31] P83- 10042 06 STS-8 MISSION EXTENDED NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|24] P83-|0159 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-T0173 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF KODAK LIEITED, HARROW, ENGLAND ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 LOCKHEED WINS SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTRACT AT KENNEDY CZNTER KRHPP FORSCHUNGDINDTITUT, ESSEI [NASA RELEASE-83-134] P83-10169 06 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY NASA BECOMES A SPONSOR OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MATH [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 COMPETITION [NASA RELEASE-83-137] P83-10172 06 KSC S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA.

_.-51 L. B° JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON,TEX. SUBJECTINDEI

SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CERESONY L JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-_02_0 05 L. B. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEl. STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (FLIGHT DIRECTOR) S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-|0257 05 LABORATOIRE DmAEROTBEP_IQUE, FRANCE STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-9 TO CABBY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAR ON ITS P83-|0260 05 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 LABOHATOIRE D'ASTEONO_IE SPATIALE, FRANCE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS 41-B PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHT PLAN FIRST MISSION P83-]0276 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 FLIGHT _|-5 PRE-MISSION CREW PRESS CONFERENCE LACIE P83-|0277 05 S LARGE AREA CROP INVENTORY EXPERIMENT LANDSAT SATELLITES LEPAYETTE, IND. NASA TO HOLD BRIEFING ON LANDSAT IMAGING FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-6| P83-|0006 06 INVOLVEHENI RROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-]0|03 06 NASA TRANSFERS LANDSAT OPERATIONS, MANAGEMENT TO NOAA SHNTTLE CREWS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-7| P83-|0007 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|,2| P83-10177 06 LANDSAT 4 X-BAND COMMUNICATIONS PROBLEM L&GEOS /LASER GEODFNA_IC SATELLITE/ [NASA RELEASE-83-20| P83-|0020 06 |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUHY CF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-10034 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| R83-|0167 06 COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE BOOSTED INTO LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE5 GEOSYNCHRONOHS ORBIT [NASA RELEASE-83-203| P83-10270 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-104| P83-I0115 06 LARTNAR FLOW SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIQNAL SPACE CLUB, HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES RASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0134 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 TDRSS TRANSMITS LANDSAT 4 THERMATIC MAPPER IMAGES LANDING OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-127| P83-|0162 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 1958 - 1983 QOR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF STS-6 PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0037 05 ACHIEYEMENT--JDST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-_0038 06 NASA TO MOVE TUBS TO PERMANENT L(XIATION [NASA RELEASE-83-145| P83-|0|80 06 CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA NASA TECHNIQUES LEAD TO IMPROVED MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|77| 283-10213 06 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING 283-10245 05 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, RANDOLPHe MASSACHUSETTS P83-I0253 05 LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHT [NASA RELEASE-83-||6| P83-10|27 06 SUGGESTED RR_ARKS: BURLINGTON COUNTY, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COHMITTEE, NEW JERSEY P83-I0254 05 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-|0|30 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-I0269 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGRT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0135 05 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/FLIGHT PLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 P83-10140 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, GODDARD STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT, MARYLAND P83-|0|42 05 P83-I0274 05

STS-7 POSTFLIGHT CHEW PRESS CONFERENCE FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSION CRE_ PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10148 05 P83-|0277 05

STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 LANGLE! RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON. VA° NEW RESEARCH PROGRAM TO STUDY WAYS TO REDUCE STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10|52 05 HELICOPTER NOISE [NASA RELEASE-H3-18| P83-I0018 06 STS-8 MISSION EXTENDED [NASA RELEASE-83-124| P83-10159 06 SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP TO HE HELD [NASA RELEASE-83-26| P83-I0026 06 PUBLIC VIEWING OF STS-8 NIGHT LANDING RESTRICTED [NASA RELEASE-83-|28| P83-I0163 06 FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 LOCKHEED WINS SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTRACT AT NASA ESTABLISHES COMPUTER SCIENCE INSTITUTE AT AMES KENNEDY CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-38| P83-10049 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-134| P83-I0169 06 STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEY ORBITER EXPERIMENT STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA HELHASE-83-_5] P83-I0056 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06

A-52 SUBJECT INDEX LAUNCH D&TES

LANGLEY RESEARCHERNAMED NASA INVENTORYOF THE YEAR NEW LEWIS FACILITYINVESTIGATESLARGE SPACE ANTENNAS P83-|0080 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|83| P83-|02|9 06 COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIEDTO CARRY SPACELAB | STS-|| EVa TIMELIHEBRIEFING P83-|0275 05 [NASA RELEASE-H3-27| P83-|0083 06 LaUICHCHEONOLOCT NASA TESTS NEW FABRICATIONPROCESS FOR SPACE 1958 - 1983 QUE FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF SYSTEM COMPONENTS ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-78| P83-|0089 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING LAUNCH DATES AT KENNEDY NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 [Nasa RELEASE-83-|| P83-|000| 06 NEW CHIEF ENGINEERAND MANAGEMENTBEAD NAMEDKT NASA NASA TRANSFERSLANDSAT OPERATIONS,MANAGEMENTTO [NASA RELEASE-83-|06| P83-|0||7 06 NOAA [NASA RELEASE-83-7| P83-|0007 06 NASA BEGINS NEW STUDY OF GLOBAL TROPDSPHEREIS CHEMISTRY EXPLORER | LAUNCH ELEVATEDNaTIONeSMORALE 25 [NAS& RELEASE-83-||3| P83-I0|24 06 YEARS AGO [NASA RELEASE-83-10| P83-10010 06 NASA RESEARCHTO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY INSTRUMENTS CREWS NAMED FOR STS-I| AND STS-|2 [NASA RELEASE-83-118| P83-I0129 06 [N_Sa RELEASE-83-15| P83-|00|5 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE STS-6 APPEARSSET FOE LAUNCH EARLY IN MARCH SYMPOSIUM,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-|0144 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-16| P83-|0016 06 |958 - |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF LANDSAT 4 I-BAND COMMUNICATIONSPROBLEM aCHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NaSa RELEASE-83-20| P83-|0020 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|U167 06 IN_GES FROM IEAS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLE FROM EARTH NASA STUDIES EFFECTSOF LIGHTNINGON AIRCRAFT [NAsa RELEASE-83-21| P83-10U21 U6 [NASA RELEASE-83-|50| P83-10185 06 CREWMEMBERSNAMED FOE STS-|3, SPACELAB2 AND 3 NASa PROBES 'INNERSPACE' WITH ULTRASONICS [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-I0022 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|58| P83-|0193 06 INTERNATIONALROCKET EXPERIMENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU ELECTRONICADVANCESUSED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-|0U24 06 SIMULATOR [NASA RELEASE-83-|70| P83-|U206 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0U35 U5 NASA RESUAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE [NASA RELEASE-83-174| P83-I0210 06 P83-|0U36 05 ATMOSPHERICSATELLITECONTINUESSTUDIES STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10U37 05 [NASA RELEASE-H3-]92| P83-|0228 06 JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 HIGHLIGHTSO_ |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-10U38 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-2U4] P83-I027| 06 PROPOSALREQUEST ISSUED FOR ACTS LalNION,FRANCE [NASA RELEASE-83-28| P83-]0039 06 SEAHCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON NOAA-E SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|0046 06 NOaa-E [Nasa RELEASE-83-35| P83-]0046 06 LaNTHaNUMPERTAMICKE_ NASA TESTS NEW REFEIDGEEATIONSYSTEM CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDUS-A aND [NASA RELEASE-83-||5| P83-|0126 06 FEATURE EVa [NASa RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 LARC S LANGLEYRESEARCHCENTER, HAMPTON,VA. aPRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-6 [NASA RELEASE-83-37| P83-|0048 06 LARGE aREA (_OP INVEITOHYEXPERIMENT |958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-|0US0 U6 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 NASA ENDS NIMBUS 5 OPERATION L_GE SPACE TELESCOPE [NASA RELEaSE-83-40] P83-10051 06 S SPACE TELESCOPE WORLDWIDETELEPHONESERVICE SET UP FOR STS-6 MISSION LASER GEODINA_ICSATELLITE [NaSa RELEASE-83-41| P83-10U52 06 S LAGEOS /LASER GEODYNaMICSATELLITE/ TELEPHONESER¥ICE aVAILABLEFOR STS-6 MISSION LASER RalGIIG [NASA RELEASE-83-42| P83-10053 06 NASA SELECTSCONTRACTORPUB GODD&HD LASER NETWORK [NASA RELEASE-83-121| P83-I0156 06 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-1U055 06 LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES [NASA RELEASE-83-203| P83-I0270 06 FINAL EFFORTSTO HEGKIN CONTACT UITH VIKING I [NASA RELEASE-83-47| P83-10058 06 LASER TRACKINGSUBLET HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES TDRS STATUS BEING ASSESSED [NASA RELEASE-83-2U4] P83-I0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-52| P83-10063 06 LASERS OBJE_ IN MILKY WAT EMITSGAMMARADIATION 3-D MOVIES aID JET ENGINE RESEARCHERSaT NASa CENTER [NASa RELEASE-S3-56| P83-|0067 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-68| P83-10079 U6

A-53 LAUNCH ESCAPE SYS2EE SUBJECT INDEX

PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/FLIGHT PLAB [NASA RELEASE-83-57| P83-|0068 06 P83-|0|40 05

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY TEAM STABILIZES NOAA-E SATELLITE STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0|50 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-6|| P83-10072 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 STS-8 MISSION EXTENDED [NASA RELEASE-83-|24| P83-I0|59 06 NASA SLATES EAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-|0084 06 NASA ENDS NIHBUS-6 OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-|0161 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-NAY OBSEEVATORV SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-|0085 06 TDRSS TRANSMITS LANDSAT 4 THEEMATIC MAPPER IMAGES [NASA RELEASE-83-|27| P83-I0162 06 INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOR LAUNCH 1958 - 1983 QUH FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-10088 06 ACHIEVEmENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0167 06 IBAS DISCOVERS T_O REGIONS WHERE STARS ABE BEING BORN NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-8|| P83-|0092 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-141| P83-I0176 06 FRENCH PRESIDEBT VISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISE AT SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED PARIS AIR SHOW [NASA RELEASE-83-|_2] P83-I0177 06 [NASA RELEASE-U3-84| P83-I0095 06 NASA TO MOVE TDRS TO PERMANENT LOCATION AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIHST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-145| P83-I0180 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLINED AT IRAS CONFERENCE PIONEER 10 SPACECR_]PT DEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-162| P83-I0198 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-91| P83-|0102 06 NOVEMBER LAUNCH DATE SET FOR SHUTTLE/SPACELAB I SPACELAB S PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS SELECTED FOR TRAINING MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-94| P83-|0105 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|63| P83-I0199 06 UPCOHIHG SHUTTLE LAUNCHES DETAILED STS-9 BADGING BEGINS NOV. 23: THANKSGIVING DAY [NASA RELEASE-83-99| P83-10110 06 CLOSIHG PLANBED [NASA RELEASE-83-166| P83-10202 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-A SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-101| P83-I0|12 06 IRAS DISCOVERS NEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-|71| P83-10207 06 SATELLITE HEASUREMENT OF CLOUDS IMPROVES CLIMATE FORECASTS lEAS DISCOVERS GIANT DUST SHELL AROUND THE STAR [NASA RELEASE-83-102] P83-10113 06 BETTELGEUSE [NASA RELEASE-83-|72| P83-10208 06 COMMUNICATIONS SATELLIT£ BOOSTED INTO GEOSYNCHRONOUS ORBIT STS-9 _O CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-104| P83-10115 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 FIRST COMHERCIAL PAYLOAD SPECIALIST PCN SHUTTLE NAMED IRFEARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE TO CEASE OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-U3-105| P83-10||6 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|8|] P83-I0217 06 CHEMICAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE ALONG EAST COAST EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY RECEIVES SPACELAB PAINTING [NASA RELEASE-83-107| P83-101|8 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|85| P83-|0221 06 BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHERE ENTRY ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE CONTINUES STUDIES SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-192| P83-10228 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|09| P83-I0120 06 NASAIS ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFT FLIGHT TO A COMET NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-196| PS3-10263 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-110| P83-I0|2| 06 INTERNATIONAL SUN-EARTH EXPLOHER (ISEE-3} TO BE STS-8 FLIGHT IN AUGUST TO CARRY SPECIAL PHILATELIC RENAMED COVERS [NASA RELEASE-83-197| P83-|U264 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|||| P83-I0122 06 IHAS DISCOVERS HATERIAL ORBITING ANOTHER STAR NASA AND ESA ANNOUNCE BESCBEDULE OF SPACELAB | [NASA RELEASE-83-199| P83-I0266 06 LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-114| P83-I0125 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-I0269 06 LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHT [NASA RELEASE-83-116| P83-I0127 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 A£TIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 BIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-I0130 06 41-B PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHT PLAN P83-I0276 05 NASA SATELLITE DISCOVERS POSSIBLE SECCND SOLAR SYSTEM LAHNCH ESC&PE SYSTEH [NASA RELEASE-83-120] P83-I0131 06 SUGGESTED RENARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENT GROUP, NASHIHGTON, D.C. P83-I0273 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: FUND FOR NIGHER EDUCATION'S TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA LAUNCH OP_ITIONS P83-10133 05 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-I0001 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0134 05

A-5_ SUBJECT INDEX LAUNCH WEHICI_ES

STS-6 PREFLIGHI BRIEFING/INERTIAL UPPER STAGE JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 P83-|0036 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-72] P83-|0038 06 CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUNENTATIOH TO BE CARRIED OH FEATURE EVA NOAA-E [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-10046 06 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-44] P83-|0055 06 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-I0047 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-|0074 06 APRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOH STS-6 [NASA RELEASE-83-37] P83-|0048 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-BAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-|0085 06 NASA TO LAUNCH HCA SATCO_IR [NASA RELEASE-83-44] P83-|0055 06 INTELSAT COMNUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOR LAUNCH GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY TEAM STABILIZES NOAA-E SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-I0088 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-6|] P83-|0072 06 AdBITIOUS STS-7 EISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING GOES-F LAUHCH SET FOR APRIL 28 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-|0074 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-|0098 06 COLUMBIA BEING NQDIFIED TO CARRY SP&CELAB | NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-A SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-27] P83-90083 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-101] P83-10||2 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATOR_ SATELLITE BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHEHE ENTRY [NASA RELE&SE-83-74] P83-I0085 06 SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-|09] P83-|0|20 06 IHTELSAT COMNUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOR LAUNCH NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-|0088 06 P83-10|30 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALKXY-A SATELLITE STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|35 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|01] P83-|0||2 06 LOCKHEED WINS SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTRACT AT COMNUHICATIONS SATELLITE BOOSTED INTO KENNEDY CENTER GEOSYNCHRONOUS ORBIT [NASA RELEASE-83-|34] P83-|0|69 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|04] P83-|01|5 06 NASA BECOMES A SPONSOR OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MATH BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHERE ENTHY COMPETITION SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-|37] P83-|0|72 06 [NASA RELE&SE-83-109] P83-|0|20 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS NASA TO LAUNCH TELST _R 3A COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-||O] P83-|0|2| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHT NASA AND CANADIANS SIGN COOPERATIVE ARRANGEMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-||6] P83-|0127 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|86] P83-|0222 06 HIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 SUGGESTED RE_ARKS: IEEE CCNFERE_CE EASCON '83, P83-|0|30 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10243 05 NASA SATELLITE DISCOVERS POSSIBLE SECOND SOLAR REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY TO THE WASHINGTON SYSTEH PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON, D.C. [NASA RELEASE-83-120] P83-10|3| 06 P83-10247 05 STS-8 MISSION EXTENDED SUGGESTED RE_ARKS: _ID-AMERICA COMMITTEE, [NASA RELEASE-83-|24] P83-|0|59 06 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83-|0248 05 TWO CANADIANS RESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST BY AMERICAN LAUNCH PADS SATELLITE BSI AWARDED CONTRACT FOR MOBILE LAUNCHER 3 AND PAD [NASA RELEASE-83-|29] P83-|0|64 06 WORK [NASA RELEASE-83-|23 ] P83-|0158 06 INFRARED ASTROHO_ICAL SATELLITE {IRA_ RESULTS BRIEFING SET LAUNCH PLATFOHnS [NASA RELEASE-83-|6|] P83-|0|97 06 CONTRACT AWARDED TO DISASSEMBLE MOBILE LAUNCHER [NASA RELEASE-83-25] P83-|0025 06 NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLINED AT IRAS CONFERENCE LAUNCH SCHEDULES [NASA RELEASE-83-|62] P83-|0198 06 STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFING FROM KSC P83-|0028 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY NASA TO RAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEI. P83-|0240 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-10269 06 HASA'S ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFT FLIGHT TO A CURET LAUNCH SITES [NASA RELEASE-83-|96] P83-10263 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-1000| 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA HELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 PROPOSALS REQUESTED FOR SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTRACTING LAUNCH VEHICLES [NASA RELEASE-83-3] P83-|0003 06 SA ARIANE LAUNCH VEHICLE SA ATLAS LAUNCH VEHICLE EXPLORER | LAUNCH ELEVATED NATION'S MORALE 25 SA ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE YEARS AGO SA CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLE [NASA RELEASE-83-|0] P83-|0010 06 SA DELTA LAUNCH VEHICLES SA JDPITER-C LAUNCH VEHICLE SA SATURN LAUNCH VEHICLE

A-55 LAUNCH NIIDOi SUBJECT INDEI

SA SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE NEW RESEARCHPHOOHAE 50 STUDY WAYS TO REDUCE S& SOLIDH_KET BOOSTERS HELICOPTERH01SE SA TITAN LAUNCH VEHICLE [NASA RELEASE-83-|8| P83-I00|8 06 PANEL TO STUDY COHMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE PROPOSALREQUESTISSUED FOR ACTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|2| P83-I00|2 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-28| P83-I0039 06 PROPOSED REMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE NASA CENTER ADVANCESSOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-|0|47 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-34| P83-|0045 06 ROBERT ALLEH TO HEAD NASA SPACE TRACKING AND DATA 3-D HOVIES AID JET ENGINE RESEARCHERSAT NASA CENTER SYSTEMSOFFICE [NASA RELEASE-83-68| P83-I0079 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|64] P83-|0200 06 INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-10088 06 LAUNCH NIIDOH NASA LEWIS SELECTSFIH_ TO NEGOTIATE$30-NILLION STS-9 PREF_GHT BRIEFING {FLIGHTDIB£CTOH) CONTRACT P83-I0257 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-100| P83-10111 06 4I-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF 983-10276 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING LDEF [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 S LONG DURATIONEXPOSURE FACILITY MAJOR JET FUEL SAVINGSWITH ENERGY EFFICIENT ENGINE TECHNOLOGY LEAKAGE [NASA RELEASE-83-135| P83-10170 06 SECOND FLIGHT READINESSHIRING SCHEDULED [NASA RELEASE-83-2| P83-I0002 06 NEW SYSTEM WOULDDOUBLE CAPACIT_ OF HEW COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITES JSEAN.COND25TEST FIRING OF CHALLENGERENGINES SET FOR [NASA RELEASE-83-153| P83-10188 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-4| P83-10004 06 NASA AWARDS CONTRACTTO MODIFY CENTAURFOR SHUTTLE [NASA RELEASE-83-|68| P83-I0204 06 STS-6 2ND FR¥ BRIEFINGFROM KSC P83-|0028 05 NASA RESHAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES [NASA RELEASE-83-|74| P83-102|0 06 P83-I0031 05 NEE LEWIS FACILITYINVESTIGATESLARGE SPACE ANTENNAS STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-]83| P83-I02|9 06 STS-6 PREFI_GH_PRESS CCNFEHENCE P83-10037 05 NASA AWARDS CONTRACTTO DEVELOP COUNTER-ROTATION BLADE CONCEPT LEASECR&F2 [NASA RELEASE-83-187| P83-I0223 06 NASA AND FAIRCHILDSIGN JOINT ENDEAVOR AGREEflENT FOR LEASECHAFT NASA LEWIS ANARDS $7.9 _ILLION CONTRACTFOR CENTAUR [NASA RELEASE-83-|43| P83-I0178 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-190| P83-|0226 06 LF_S UNIV., ENGLAND SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTHSHORE CHAMBER OF NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE CO_MERCE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-10001 06 NASA AWARDS CONTRACTFOR INDONESIANCOMMUNICATIONS LERTGH UNIV°m BETELLEHEH,PA. TERMINAL FEACHATURLLENEGEERVAFIRST PLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-195| P83-I0262 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-100q7 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 AMBITIOUSST5-7 MISSION TO _EATURE EIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY LIEGE UUIVoa BELGIUM [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 LARGEST MULTIPLEBALLOONLAUNCH READY TO GO LEI_HF_TERUNIV.G ENGLAND [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-|0073 06 NEW PHENOMENAIN UNIVERSEOUTLINEDAT IHAS LIFE SCIENCES CONFERENCE SA AEROSPACE_EDICINE [NASA RELEASE-83-162| P83-10198 06 LIVING IN SPACE BAY MEAN LIVING LONGER#LOSING IRAS DISCOVERSNEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEa 8USCLE [NASA RELEASE-83-17|| P83-10207 06 [NASARELEASE-83-103| P83-|0|14 06 L]U_C STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFES P83-10138 05 S LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER,CLEVELAND,OHIO STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABO8 ITS LES FIRST MISSION S LAUNCH ESCAPE SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 LEVITATION NASA INVESTIGATESNEW LINK IN HOTION SICKNESS NASA TO EXHIBIT AT 2HE HANOVERTRADE FAIR [NASA RELEASE-83-191] P83-I0227 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-46| P83-10057 06 SPACELAB | CREW ACTIVITIES STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-101ql 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-193| P83-10229 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF P83-10|q2 05 COMMERCE#RANDOLPH,HASSACHUSETTS P83-|0253 05 LENISRESEARCH CEM2EReCLEVELANDO, HIO STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05 NASA DEVELOPS PROCESS TO flAKEHIGH-TEBPERATUNE SEMICONDUCTOR S_S-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAD#2) [NASA RELEASE-83-|4| P83-100|q 06 P83-10259 05

1-56 SUBJECT INDEX LOX

STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE KENNEDY CENTER P83-|0260 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|34| P83-I0169 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENT GROUP, LOCKHEED SPACE SYS° DIVo, SDIWYVALE, CA. WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0273 05 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA S&TCOMIR [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-|0055 06 LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELAB | LOCKHEED-GEORGIA CO., MARIETTA, GA. [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-I0083 06 ELECTRONIC ADVANCES USED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT SIMULATOH STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|70| P83-|0206 06 P83-|0260 05 LORDOH# ENGLAND LIGHT AIRCRAFT ORBITER ENTERPRISE AND QSRA TO BE EXHIBITED IN PARIS NASA RESEARCH TO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY [NASA R_LEASE-83-65] P83-|0076 06 INSTRUMENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-||8| P83-10|29 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEAN CITIES [NASA RELEASE-H3-75| P83-|0090 06 LIGHT-YEAR IMAGES FROM IRkS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLE FROM EARTH ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE FLOWN TO ROME [NASA RELEASE-83-21| P83-|0021 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-83] P83-|009q 06 OBJECT IN MILKY WAY EHITS GAMMA RADIATION ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE DISPLAYED IN WASHINGTON [NASA RELEASE-83-56| P83-|0067 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-89| P83-|0|00 06 IRkS DISCOVERS GIANT DUST SHELL AROUND THE STAR ENTERPRISE TO FLY OVER D.C. METROPOLITAN AREA, EETTELGEUSE LAHD AT DULLES [NASA RELEASE-83-|72| P83-|0208 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-|0104 06 SUGGESTED STATEMENT: IHAS PRESS CONFERENCE, SHUTTLE OHBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE SHOWN AT NEW WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10232 05 ORLEANS EXPOSITION [HASA RELEASE-83-|88| P83-|0224 06 IRkS DISCOVERS MATERIAL ORBITING ANOTHEH STAR [NASA RELEASE-83-|99| P83-10266 06 LONG DURATIOB EXPOSURE FACILITY NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOB STS-8 LIGHTER-THAN-AIR YEHICLES P83-|0|30 06 S BALLOONS STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0|50 05 LIGHTING EQUIPMENT NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 NEW ASTRONAUT SHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS MADE P83-|0|30 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-|0215 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT BACKGBOUND BRIEFINGS: SPAS STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0245 05 P83-|0|39 05 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0|50 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 STS-8 PHEFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10|52 05 LO|G-DURATIOH SPACE FLIGHT RECYCLING COULD SAVE MONEY FOR FUTURE NASA SPACE PUBLIC VIEWIHG OF STS-8 NIGHT L_HDIHG RESTRICTED MISSIONS [HASA RELEASE-83-|28| P83-|0|63 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-29] P83-|0040 06 LIGHTNING SUGGESTED REMARKS: IEEE CONFERENCE EASCON t83, STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-|0034 05 WASHINGTON, DoCo P83-10243 05 STS-6 POSTFLIGBT CREW CONFEBENCE P83-10135 05 LOS &L&MOS SCI-EUTIFIC LABoG No MEI. NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALS FOR SPACE STATION NASA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING ON AIRCRAFT UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-|50| P83-|0185 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-31| P83-|0042 06 POSSIBLE VOLCANIC ACTIVITY DISCOVERED ON VENUS NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM/MSFC [NASA RELEASE-83-|59| P83-|0|95 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-|0069 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES LOS &UGELES, CALIF. [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-1027| 06 NASA TO LAUNCH HCA SATCOMIE [NASA RELE&SE-83-44] P83-|0055 06 LINCOLN LAB., MASS. INST. OF TECH. GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY TEAM STABILIZES HOAA-E SATELLITE IX)UISIARA [NASA BELEASE-83-6|] P83-|0072 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT BHIEFING/TLIGHT PLAN P83-|0|40 05 LIQUID HTDROCE_ NASA LEWIS AWABDS $7.9 MILLION CONTRACT FOR CENTAUR LOUISI&NA WORLD RTPOSITION [NASA RELEASE-83-|90| P83-|0226 06 SHUTTLE ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE SHOWN AT NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION LIQUID OITGEN [NASA RELEASE-83-|88| P83-|0224 06 H&SA LEWIS AW&_DS _.9 BILLION CONTHACT FOE CENTAUR [NASA RELEASE-83-]90| P83-|0226 06 LOW GRAVITY N_S& AND GTI CONCLUDE JOINT ENDEAVOR AGREEMENT L]rECOMMUNIC&TIONS# IUCo, H_UPP&UGEe M.T° [NASA RELEASE-83-23| P83-10023 06 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-]38| P83-10|73 06 HASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0173 06 L_KHEED PALO ALTO RESEARCH LABS., CALIFo STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS /X}WELLOBSERVATORY, FL&GST_F, ARIZ. FIRST MISSION IRkS DISCOVERS NEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|7|| P83-|0207 06

LOCKHEED SPACE OPERATIONS, FLa. LOI LOCKHEED WINS SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTRACT AT S LIQUID OXYGEN

A-57 LUMINOSITY SUBJECT INDEX

LUMINOSITY NASAmS ISLE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFT FLIGHT TO A COMET NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLINED AT IRAS [NASA RELEASE-83-|96] P83-I0263 06 CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|62] P83-I0|98 06 EAGmETIC FIELD SATELLITE /_AGSIT/ S MAGSAT /RAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE/ ST5°9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0245 05 flAGNETITE IRAS DISCOVERS _ATERIAL ORBITING ANOTHER STAR JPL RESEARCH USED AS BASIS FOE NEW CANCER TREATMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-199] P83-|0266 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-88] P83-|0099 06 LUNAR AND PLANETARY SCIENCE CONFERENCE MAGNETOKETER ANTARCTIC "METEORITE" TURNS OUT TO BE a PIECE OF PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNONN PLANETS THE MOON [NASA RELEASE-83-39] P83-I0050 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-I0043 06 flAGNETOSPHERE SCIENTISTS BELIEVE _ETEORITES day HAVE COME FROM NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTES/MSFC MARS [NASA RELEASE-83-58] P83-I0069 06 [NA5A RELEASE-83-33] P83-I0044 06 HAGNETS LUNAR BASES JPL RESEARCH USED AS BASIS FOR NEW CANCER TREATMENT RECYCLING COULD SAVE _ONEY FOR FUTURE NASA SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-88] P83-10099 06 _ISSIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-29] P83-100_0 06 _AGSAT /MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE/ 1958 - 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF LUNAR EIPLOR&_ION ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QDARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0|67 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT, MARYLAND SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATION REVIEW, P83-I0274 05 GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS R83-|0252 05 MAINTENANCE SA SPACE MAINTENANCE LHNAR ORBITER 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF NASA TO RECOSPETE BOOSTER ASSEMBLY CONTRACT ACHIEVEmENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-80] P83-|0091 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0152 05 LUNAR PROBES S LUNAR ORBITER SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-193] P83-|0229 06 LUNAR RESOURCES PLANETARY EXPLORATION THROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED _AN MANEUVERING UNIT [NASA RELEASE-83-50] P83-I006| 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-I0245 05 LUNAR SAMPLES NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE ANTARCTIC "METEORITE" TERNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-10269 06 THE SOON [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-10043 06 mAN-SYSTEHS INTEGRATIOH NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-I0|73 06 JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-|0240 05 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-20_] P83-|0271 06 M flANAGENENT _AGELLANIC CLOUDS SA ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS IMAGES FROM IRAS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLE FROM EARTH [NASA RELEASE-83-21] P83-I0021 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-I0001 06 SUGGESTED BE_ARKS: FUND FCR HIGHER EDUCATION'S TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA NASA TRANSFERS LANDSAT OPERATIONS, MANAGEMENT TO P83-10133 05 NOAA [NASA RELEASE-83-7] P83-I0007 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0134 05 STANDARD PHRASEOLOGY ON THE SPACELAH DEVELOPMENT AND UTILIZATION PROGRAMS HAGNESIUM [NASA RELEASE-83-169] P83-I0205 06 OBJECT IN _LKY NAY E_ITS GAmma RADIATION [NASA RELEASE-83-56] P83-I0067 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST SISSION MAGNESIUM ISOTOPES [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-193] P83-|0229 06 SUGGESTED BEEARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-|0240 05 _AGNETIC FIELD INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU _ANAGEMENT SRR¥ICESw INC., HUNTSVILLE [NASA RELEASE-83-24] P83-|0024 06 MARSHALL AWARDS INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT [NASA RELEASE-83-189] P83-|U225 06 SOUNDING ROCKET EXPERIMENTS SUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM THEORY dARNED FLIGHT _ISSION CONTROL CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-82] P83-|0093 06 S MISSION CONTROL CENTER, HOUSTON, TEL SUGGESTED BE_ABKS: PIONEER |O RECEPTION, NATIONAL _&NNED _ANEUYERING UNIT AIR AND SPACE MUSEU_ P83-I0|46 05 REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY TO THE WASHINGTON PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON, D.C. NASA TECHNIQUES LEAD TO IMPROVED MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS P83-|0247 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|77] P83-I0213 06 STS-|| EVA TISELINE BRIEFING P83-|0275 05

A-58 SUBJECT INDEX H_SHA]TLSP£CE FLIGHT CENTER, AL&o

41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFINGFROR KSC P83-I0028 05 P83-|0276 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10031 05 P83-I0277 05 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 HANNED SPACE FLIGHT SA APOLLO PROJECT STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE SA GEMINI PROJECT P83-I0036 05 SA LONG-DURATIONSPACE FLIGHT SA SKYLAB PROGRAM CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA SPACE MEDICINEIS SUBJECTOF NEW NASA BOOK [NKSA RELEASE-83-36| P83-1UO47 06 [NASA RELEASE-U3-59| P83-|0070 06 SRB REFURBISHHENTFACILITITO REMAIN AT KENNEDY BANNED SPACECRAFTCENTER, RODSTOR,TEX. SPACECENTER S JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON,TEI. [NASA RELEASE-83-48| P83-10059 06 HANOFACTHRING IUS INVESTIGATIONHOARD EEMBERS NAHED S SPACE MANUFACTURING [NASA RELEASE-83-49| P83-10060 06 MARINE RESOURCES NASA AND ORBITAL SYSTENSCORPo SIGH AGREENENT S FISHES P83-I0065 06 HARINER SPACE PROBES NASA SIGNS AGNEENENTFOR ADDITIONALSOLID ROCKET SCIENTISTSBELIEVE METEORITESMAYHAVECOME FROM ROTORS MARS [NASA RELEASE-83-55| P83-I0066 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-33| P83-1004_ 06 NASA TESTSHIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENTSYSTRM/MSFC PLANETARYEXPLORATIONTBROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-I0069 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-50| 983-10061 06 NEN SEHICONDUCTORPROCESS TO BE DEVELOPEDON SHUTTLE 1958 - 1983 OO_ FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-64| P83-10075 06 aCHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 NASA TO RECOMPETEROOSTER ASSEMBLYCONTRACT [NASA RELEASE-83-80| P83-I0091 06 MARITIMECOMHHNICATIONS INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR AMBITIOUSSTS-7 HISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING LAUNCH AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-10088 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 MARKETING SPACELAB3 PAYLOADSPECIALISTSSELECTED FORTRAINING NASa SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-94| P83-I0105 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-I0084 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDINGSET FOR STS-8 NASa TO MAKE AIAA A SOURCE FOR INFORMATIONDATABASE P83-I0130 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-146| P83-10181 06 STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFES P83-10138 05 STS-11WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCRER PRESS CONFERENCE M_KO MATERIALS,INC., HASH. P83-10142 05 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-I0|73 06 |958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING MARS /PLANET/ [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 ANTARCTIC "METEORITE"TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF THE MOON NASA DRYDEN CONDUCTS SUCCESSFULDHOP TESTS FOR [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-10043 06 SHUTTLEBOOSTER PARACHUTES [NASA RELEKSE-83-|q0] P83-10175 06 SCIENTISTSBELIEVE METEORITESMAY HAVE COME FROM MARS NASA ISSUES ANNOHNCENENTOF OPPORTUNITYFOR I-RAN [NASA RELEASE-83-33| P83-10044 06 OBSERVATORY [NASA RELEASE-83-15_] P83-10189 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NAS_ RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 SPACE TELESCOPEEENAHED AS EDNIN P. HOBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE 8_S EXPLORATION [NASA RELEASE-83-|55| P83-I0190 06 RECYCLINGCOULD SAVE NONE¥ FOE FUTURE NASA SPACE MISSIONS STANDARD PHRASEOLOGYON THE SPACELABDEVELOPNENT [NASA RELEASE-83-29| P83-I0040 06 AND UTILIZATIONPROGRAMS [NASA RELEASE-83-169] P83-10205 06 MARS GEOSCIENCE/CLIHATOLOGORBITY ER PLANETARYEXPLORLTIONTHROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED STS-9TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-50| P83-10061 06 FIRST MISSION .[NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 MaRS SURFACE S CHR¥SE REGION /MARS/ REQUEST FOR pROPOSALSISSUED FOR X-RA_ OBSERVATOR_ [NASA RELEASE-83-|75| P83-I0211 06 MKRSHALLSPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA. S_UTTLE SIHULATORTO BE DISPLAYEDIN JAPAN SHUTTLE ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE SHOWN AT NEE [NASA RELEASE-83-5| P83-10005 06 ORLEANS EXPOSITION [NASA RELEASE-83-188] P83-IO22q 06 EXPLORER | LAUNCH ELEVATEDNATIONJSMORALE 25 YEARS AGO HARSHALLAWARDS INSTITUTIONALSERVICESCONTRACT [NASA RELEASE-83-|0| P83-I0010 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|89| P83-I0225 06 SRB FACILITY ANNOUNCEMENT SHGGESTEDREHARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDSCEREMONY [NASA HELEASE-83-17] P83-100|7 06 JOHNSON SPACECENTER, HOUSTON,TEX. P83-10240 05

A-59 NERTIN MARIETTAAEROSPACE,DEIVH, COLO° SUBJECTINDEX

STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (SPACELAB #2) STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFEHENCE P83-I0259 05 P83-|0142 05

NASA TELEPBESENCE STUDY EXPANDS ACTIVITIES IN SPACE HATERIALS PROCESSING IN SPACE PROGRAE [NASA EELEASE-83-20|] P83-10268 06 PANEL TO STUDY COHHERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|2] P83-100|2 06 4|-B PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHT PLAN P83-10276 05 CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLO_ TDRS-& AND FEATURE EVA H_TIN M&BIE_TA AEROSPACE, DENVER, COLO. [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06 TWO VENUS RADAR MAPPER CONTRACTS ANARDED [NASA RELEASE-83-182] P83-1021806 NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVER TRADE FAIR [NASa RELEASE-83-46] P83-I0057 06 _LIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSION CHEW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10277 05 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNED[ EARTIN MARIETT& CORP. [NASA RELE&SE-83-87] P83-I0098 06 STS-6 PREFLIGH_ BRIEFING/INERTIAL UPPER STAGE P83-10036 05 FIRST COMMERCIAL PAYLOAD SPECIALIST FOE SHUTTLE NAMED STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELE&SE-83-105] F83-10116 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT BACKGROUND BRIEFINGS:P83-10139SPAS 05 NARTIN MARIETTA LAUNCH SERVICES, CORP. LOCKHEED _INS SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTRACT AT SUGGESTED REMARKS: IEEE CONFERENCE EASCON 183, KENNEDY CENTER WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10243 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-134] P83-I0169 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: MTD-AMERICA COMMITTEE, M_YLAND CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83- |0248 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INSTITUTE RIBBON-CUTTING CEREMONY P83-10155 05 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05

HASCHINENFABRIK AHGSBUEG-NURNBERG, BUNICH H&TERIALS RESEARCH STS-9 TO CARRY EUHOPEAN-BUILT SPACELAD ON ITS SA VOLCANIC MATERIAL FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 SPACELAB 3 PAXLOAD SPECIALISTS SELECTED FOR TRAINING [N&SA RELEASE-83-94] P83-10105 06 MASS STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: PDRS/PFT& STS-7 PEEFLIGHT CRE_ PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10151 05 P83-10142 05

H&SS SPECTRO_ETEHS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE FIRST _ISSION P83-10142 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06

NASA TO LAUNCH TBREE VAPOR EXREEIHENTS SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-160] P83-I0196 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-193] P83-10229 06 NASSACHUSETTS STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05 SUGGESTED REHABKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS P83-I0253 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (SPACELAB #2) P83-10259 05 MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH. S CH&HLES STARK DRAPER LAB., NIT HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH., CAHBRIDGE NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALS FOR SPACE STATION EATERIAL3 SCIENCES CORP., PL UTILIZATION NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-31] P83-10042 06 [N&SA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-10173 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACEL&B ON ITS EATHCOUNTS FIRST MISSION NASA BECOMES A SPONSOR OF JUNIOH HIGH SCHOOL MATH [NASA RELE&SE-83-173] P83-10209 06 COMPETITION [N&S& RELEASE-83-137] P83-|0172 06 SUGGESTED REHARKS: STS-9 MANNED FLIGHT AWARENESS RECEPTION, KENNDY SPACE CENTER P83-I0233 05 _&_HE_ATICAL BODELS STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA NASA TELEPRESENCE STUDY EXPANDS ACTIVITIES IN SPACE P83-I015| 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-20|] P83-I0268 06 B&THEHATICS HASSXCHUSETTS TECB. DEVELORNENT CORP. SUGGESTED REMARKS: FUND FOR HIGBER EDUCATION'S SUGGESTED EEHARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFOENIA COHHERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05 P83-10133 05 N&TERA, ITALY NASA BECOHES A SPONSOR OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL NATH LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES COMPETITION [NASA RELEASE-83-203] P83-1027U 06 [NASA RELE&SE-83-137] P83-|0172 06 HATERIAL CONCEP2S, INC., COLUEBUSe OHIO BATE&, RUEIL CBDEXe FRANCE NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPICELAB ON ITS [NASA RELE&SE-83-138] P83-I0173 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-J73] P83-10209 06 BATERI&LS EIPEEINENT ASSENBLY AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING _ATTER-&N_IB&TTER &NNIHILATION AT KENNEDX S BIG-BANG COSMOLOGY [NASA RELE&SE-83-87] P83-I0098 06 BAX PL&_K INSTITUTER GERBANI STS-7 PREFLIGHT BEIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-I0141 05 INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIBENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU

1-60 SUBJECT INDEX MERCURY SPACECRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-83-24] P83-I0024 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSIOHTO FEATUEE FIRST L&NDING AT KENNEDY MAI-PLAHCKINST. FOB AERONOMT,GEHMANY [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 STS-9 TO CARRX EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION FIRST COMMERCIALPAYLOADSPECIALISTFOR SHUTTLE [NASA RELEASE-S3-173] P83-I0209 06 NA_ED [NASA RELEASE-83-|05] P83-10116 06 M&I-PLANCKIHST. FOR EITRATERE.PHYS. SOUNDINGROCKET EXPERIMENTSSUPPORT SOLARSYSTEM NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 THEORY P83-|0130 06 [N_SA RELEASE-83-82] P83-I0093 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-10149 05 HAX-PLAHCKIHSTo, STBTTGART,GERHAHT STS-9 TO CARET EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS ECDONHELL-DOUGLASCORP° FIRST MISSION STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES [NLSa RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 P83-I0031 05 MAZATLAN,_EXICO NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVER TRADE FAIR HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-46] P83-10057 06 [NASA EELEaSE-83-204] P83-10271 06 SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE HCCONNELAFB, NICAITA,KAN. SYMPOSIUM,PARIS AIR SHUN P83-I0144 05 ORBITERENTEEP_SE TO TOUR U.S. aHD EUROPEANCITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-75] P83-10090 06 PROPOSEDREMARKS: THE U°S° SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE DO WE GO FEOM HEEE P83-I0147 05 ENTERPHISETO _LY OVER D.C. METROPOLITANAREA, LaND AT DULLES MCDONNELL-DOUGLASCOEP.e ST. LOUIS, IOo [NASa RELEASE-83-93] P83-I0104 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0148 05 HCDOHNELLDOUGLAS TECB_ICALHER. CO° STS°9 TO CARRY EUROPEaN-BUILTSPACELaE OR ITS HCI COSMUEICATIQNSCORP° FIRST MISSION NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE [NaSa RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 [Nasa RELEaSE-83-1_I] P83-I0176 06 BCDONHELL-DOUGLASASTROHAUTICSCO. _EASURINGDEVICES PANEL TO S_UDY COmmERCIALEHTERPEISEIN SPACE S ACCEL£ROMETERS [NASa RELEASE-R3-|2] P83-10012 06 S MAGNETOMETER S MASS SPECTROHETERS SUGGESTED HEMAEKS: RATIONALSPACE CLUB, S PHOTOMETERS WASHINGTON,D.C. PH3-10134 05 S POLARIaETEES S 5CATTEROMETEH STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREW CCNFEREHCE P83-I0135 05 S SPECTROMETER S ULTRAVIOLETSPECTROMETER STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFES P83-10138 05 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORM ASSOCIATION P83-|0154 05 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURTQF ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING SUGGESTEDREMARKS: CONGRESSIONALBLACK CAUCUS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYPANEL P83-10242 05 SUGGESTEDREEaEKS: IEEE CONFEEENCEEASCON '83, SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10243 05 COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,_ASSAC_USETTS P83-|0253 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: MID-AMERICaCOmmITTEE, aEDICAL RESEARCH CHICAGO#ILLINOIS P83-10248 05 SA BIOMEDICALRESEARCH SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEW, 1958- 1983QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUR_ OF GREATLAKES NAVAL TRAININGCENTER, ILLINOIS ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-10252 05 [_aSA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 STS-11 NESTER SATELLITEBHIEFING P83-I0272 05 NaSA TECHNIQUESLEaD TO IBPROVEDMEDICAL DIAGNOSIS [NASA RELEASE-83-177] P83-|0213 06 ECDOHNELL-DOUGLASASTROHAUTICSCO°o C&LIP. NASa TO LAUNCH COOPEEATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASa EELE&SE-83-|] P83-|OOO| 06 P83-10260 05 Nasa TO LAUNCH RCA SATCCMIR HEDITEERAMEAHSEA [NASa RELEASE-83-44] P83-10055 06 LASER SYSTEHS TO STUDYITALIAN EARTHQUAKES [NASA RELEASE-83-203] P83-10270 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL28 [NASa RELEASE-83-63] F83-1007_ 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA BELEaSE-83-204] P83-10271 06 NASa TO LAUNCH _UROPEaHX-EAT OBSERVATORYSATELLITE [NASA EELEASE-83-7_] P83-10085 06 _E_ORAHDUNOF UNDERSTANDING STANDARDPHE_SEO.LOGYON THE SP&CELaBDEVELOPMENT NASA TO LAUNCH GALAIY-ASATELLITE AHD UTILIZATIO_PBOGRAMS [NASA RELEASE-83-|01] P83-I0112 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|69] P83-|0205 06 HASA TO LAUNCH TELSTaH 3a COMMUNICATIOHSSATELLITE STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPaCELaB PRESSCONFEEENCE [NASA RELEaSE-83-110] P83-I0121 06 P83-10244 05 NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE MERCURICONSOLIDATED,IHCo, OAKLAND_CA. [NASA RELEASE-83-|41] P83-10176 06 NASA SELECTS FACILITYOPERATIONSCONTHACTOHFOE NSTL [NASA RELEASE-83-125] P83-10160 0_ ECT_ONHELL-DOUGLAASS TROHAUTICSCOo_ _O. CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOYTDES-A AND _ERCUE_ SPACECRAFT FEATURE EVA 1958- 1983QUH FIRST QUARTERCENTURZ OF [HASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING

A-51 MKRRITT ISLAND# FLA.. SUBJECT INDEX

[NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 S& HURRICANES SA LIGHTNING MERRI_T ISLAND, FLA. SA SNOW EXPLORER | LAUNCH ELEVATED NATION'S MORALE 25 SA THUNDERSTORMS YEARS AGO SA TORNADOES [NASA RELEASE-83-10| P83-I0010 06 SA WEATHER FORECASTING STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-10034 05 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOE STS-8 P83-10130 06 MRSSERSCHBITT-BOELKON-BLORM CORP., MUNICH AMBITIOUS STS-7 MTSSION TO FEATURE PIEST LANDING MEXICO AT KENNEDY WORLDWIDE TELEPHONE SERVICE SET UP FOE STS-6 MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-4|| P83-I0052 06 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-7 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-95| P83-10|06 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-8 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-131| P83-10166 06 FIRST MISSION |NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 TELEPHONE SERVICE TO BE AVAILABLE FOR SPACELAB MISSION MES_ERSCR_ITT-BOELKOW-BLOHM GMBH, BREMEN [HASA RELEASE-83-|84| P83-|0220 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT BACKGROUND BRIEFINGS: SPAS P83-10|39 05 HIGHLIGHTS OF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 METABOLISM LIVING IN SPACE MAY MEAN LIVING LONGER, LOSING MICHIGAN STATE UNIV. MUSCLE NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALS FOR SPACE STATION |NASA RELEASE-83-|03| P83-|0||4 06 UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-3 |] P83- |00q2 06 METALLURGY NASA AND GTI CONCLUDE JOINT ENDEAVOR AGREEMENT NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM/MSFC [NASA RELEASE-83-23| P83-I0023 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-10069 06

METALS MICHIGAH UNIV., ANN ARBOR S _LLOYS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS S ALUMINUM FIRST MISSION S GALLIUM [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-|0209 06 S INDIUM S MAGNESIUM MICROCOMPOTRRS SUGGESTED REMARKS: THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE STUDENT METHOP!TES INVOLVEMENT PROJECT (SSIP) AWARDS CONFERENCE, NASA SA MICROMETEOHITES HEADQUARTERS P83-10153 05 ANTARCTIC "METEORITE" THRNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF MICROGEAVITY RESEARCH ASSOC., FLA. THE MOON NEW SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS TO BE DEVELOPED ON S_UTTLE [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-|0043 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-64] P83-10075 06 SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEOHITES MAY HAVE COME FROM MICROMETEORITES MARS EXPLORER 1 LAUNCH ELEVATED NATION'S MORALE 25 [NASA RELEASE-83-33| P83-I0044 06 YEARS AGO [NASA RELEASE-83-10| P83-|0010 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREHONY JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-I0240 05 MICROMETEOROIDS PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFT DEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-9|| P83-10|02 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| R83-I0271 06 MICROPROCESSORS METEOROID DETECTORS NASA RESEARCH TO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY S PEGASUS METEOROID DETECTION SATELLITE INSTRUMENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-118| P83-I0129 06 METEOROIDS SA MICROMETEOEOIDS MICRON&WE MONOLITRICS, INC., CALIF. NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PHOPOSALS IRAS DISCOVERS NEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA HELEASE-83-J38] P83-|0173 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-17|| P83-I0207 06 MICROWAVE SENSORS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES SUGGESTED HEMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, SA GOES /GEOSTAT. OPERATIONAL ENVIRON. SAT./ ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P83-|0250 05 SA INSAT SA INSAT-I MICROWAVE SOUNDING UBIT SA NINBUS METEOHOLOGICAL SATELLITES SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON SA NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES NOAA-E SASMS [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-I0046 06 SA TIROS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES MILK| WAY TEXT OF REMARKS BX THE PRESIDENT AT NASA 25T_ OBJECT IN MILKY WAY EMITS GAMMA RADIATION ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIOH, AIR ANDSPACE MUSEUM [NASA RELEASE-83-56| P83-I0067 06 P83-10234 05 SPACE TELESCOPE RENAMED AS EDWIN Po HUBBLE SPACE SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF TELESCOPE COMMERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-155| P83-|0|90 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: BURLINGTON COUNTY, ECONOMIC INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE TO CEASE OPERATIONS DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE, NEE JERSEY P83-|0254 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-181| P83-10217 06

METEOROLOGY MILLITECR CORP., AMHERST, MASS. SA CLOUDS NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS

A-62 SUBJECT I|DEX HISSIO|OBJECTIVES

[NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-I0|73 06 NASA SATELLITEDISCOVERSPOSSIBLESECOND SOLAR SYSTEM _INISTRIFOR HRS..ANDTECHo# GERMAN_ [NASA RELEASE-83-|20| P83-I0|3! 06 NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVERTRADE FAIR [NASA RELEASE-B3-46| P83-10057 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS P83-|0|39 05 BINOH PLANET |983TB IRAS DISCOVERSNEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0|50 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-17|| P83-I0207 06 STS-8 _ISSIONEXTENDED _INORITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-124| P83-I0159 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CGHERRENCE P83-I0152 05 TELEPHONESERVICEAVAILABLEFOR STS-8 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AGENCY-WIDEHONOR AWARDS [NASA RELEASE-83-|31| P83-I0166 06 CEREMONY P83-|0239 06 1958- 1983 QUH FIRST QUARTERCENTURYOF SHGGESTEDHE_ARKS: JSC HGROR AWARDSCEREflONY ACHIEYEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING JOHNSON SPACE CENT£R, HOUSTON,_EX. P83-|0240 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 SBGGESTEDEEMAHKS: CONGRESSIONALBLACK CAUCUS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOG_PANEL P83-I0242 05 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 TELEPHONESERVICETO BE AVAILABLEFOE SPACELAB MISSION MISCIBILITY [NASA RELEASE-83-|84| P83-1U22U U6 S SOLUBILITY STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR} BISSION CONTROL CENTER, HOUSTON,TEE. P83-10257 05 STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS E83-I0034 U5 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE WORLDWIDETELEPHONESERVICE SET UP FOR STS-6 MISSION P83-I0260 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-41| P83-|0052 06 NASA'S ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFTFLIGHT TO A COMET TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-6 MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|96| P83-|0263 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-42| P83-10053 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-|0269 06 [NASa RELEASE-83-95| P83-I0106 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF |983 ACTIVITIES FIRST COMMERCIALPAYLOAD SPECIALISTFOR SHUTTLE [NASA RELEASE-83-2U4] P83-|0271 U6 NAMED [NASA RELEASE-83-|05| P83-1U116 06 41-R PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN P83-|0276 05 TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-13|| P83-1UI66 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSIONCREW PRESSCONFERENCE P83-|0277 05 flISSIONDURATION NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIORALSATELLITE MISSIONOBJECTIVES [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-|0001 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-10U0| U6 CHEWMEMBERSNA_ED FOR SIS-|3, SPACELAB2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-10022 06 SPACE NUCLEAR POWER TECHNOLOGYPHOGH_M INITIATED [NASA RELEASE-83-SU] P83-10U41 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTHHNEHTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON JU_E 18 SE_ AS LAUNCH HATE FOR STS-7 NOAA-£ [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-10038 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|0046 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDBS-A AND CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10U47 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 NASA ENDS NIMBUS 5 OPERATION GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-U3-4U] P83-|005| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 U6 WORLDWIDETELEPHONESERVICE SET HP FOR STS-6 MISSION AMBITIOUSSTS-7MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-4|| P83-1U052 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87|. P83-I0098 06 TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-6 MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-42| P83-1UU53 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-|U130 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY NASA SATELLITEDISCOVERSPOSSIBLESECOND SCLAR [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|UU98 06 SYSTE_ INKS& RELEASE-83-120| P83-I0131 06 SPACELAB3 PAYLOAD SPECIALISTSSELECTED FOR TRAINING [NASA RELEASE-83-94| PHS-101U5 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBHIEEINGS: OSTA-2 P83-I0141 U5 TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-7 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: PIONEER 10 RECEPTION,NATIONAL [NASA RELEASE-83-95| P83-1UI06 06 AIR AND SPACE HUSEUM P83-1U146 U5 LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHT STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10150 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-116| P83-I0127 U6 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-|UIS0 U6 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06

1-63 MISSIONPLANS SUBJECT INDEX

NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERIMENTS MOLECULARSPECTROSCOPY [NASA RELEASE-H3-|60| P83-10196 06 LARGEST MULTIPLEBALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-|0073 06 STANDARDPHRASEOLOGYON THE SPACELABDEVELOPMENT AND UTILIZATIONPROGRAMS MOLECULES [NASA RELEASE-83-169| P83-|0205 06 NASA TECHNIQUESLEAD TO IMPROVED MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS [NASA RELEASE-83-177| P83-10213 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION MOMENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTAP83-10151 D5 TWO VENDS RADAR MAPPER CONTRACTSANARDED [NASA RELEASE-83-]82| P83-10218 06 MONCODIHALLENGERSPERSELATFIRESXTRFLIGHTEACTOR TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELAB PRESSCONFEHENC£ FEATURE EVA P83-I0244 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-I0245 05 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (_LIGHTDIRECTOR) [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 P83-I0257 05 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-I0260 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENTGROUP, HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0273 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 4|-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFEREnCE/FLIGHTPLAN MONXARUNIVERSITATLEOBEN,AUSTRIA P83-I0276 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABOH ITS FIRST MISSION FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-HISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 P83-I0277 05 MORTOHTHIOKOL,INC, sTSSIONPLANS LOCKHEEDWINS SHDTTLE PROCESSINGCONTRACT AT NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE KENNEDYCENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-I0001 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-134| P83-I0169 06 MISSION TERaIWATIO_ MOR_ONTHIOKOL,INCo,BRIGHAMCITY, UTAH NASA ENDS ILIMBDS-6 OPERATIONS NASA SIGNSAGNEEMENTFOR ADDITIONALSOLID ROCKET [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-10161 06 MOTORS [NASARELEASE-83-55| P83-I0066 06 INFRAREDASTRONOMICALSATELLITETO CEASE OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-181| P83-I0217 06 NASA TO RECOMPETEBOOSTER ASSEMBLYCONTRACT [NASA BELEASE-83-80] P83-I0091 06 TWO VENUS RADARMAPPER CONTRACTSANARDED [NASA RELEASE-83-182| P83-I0218 06 MOTION SICKNESS STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0037 05 MISSISSIPPITEST FACILITY,BAY ST. LOUIS S NATIONALSPACE TECHNOLOGYLAB., NASA STS-7PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLANP83-I0140 05 MISSOURIUNIVo STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-I0141 05 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENP83-1CE 0148 05 MJR, INC., FAIRPAI#VA. NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCH PROPOSALS STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW COHFEBENCE P83-10152 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-I0173 06 NASA FORMS SPACE BIOMEDICALRESEARCHINSTITUTE MK ASSOCIA2ES#HUNTSVIKKE,ALA. [NASA RELEASE-83-|67| P83-1U203 06 STS-9 TO CABBY EDROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAH ON ITS FIRST MISSION NASA INVESTIGATESHEN LINK IN MOTION SICKNESS [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|91| P83-10227 06 MOBILE LAUHCH PLATFORM HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES BSI AWARDED CONTRACTFOR MOBILE LAUNCHER 3 AND PAD [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 HOHK [NASA RELEASE-83-]23| P83-]0158 06 MOTOROLA,IIK:. STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS MOBILE, ALA. P83-I0139 05 SHUTTLE ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE SHOWN AT NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION MOTOROLA,INC., SCOTTSDKKR#ARIZ. [NASABELEASR-83-188] P83-I0224 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-10001 06 flODELIWG S COMPUTERIZEDSIMULATION GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 06 MODULES STANDARD PHRASEOLOGYON THE SPACELAHDEVELOPMEN2 MOUNT NILSON OBSERVATORY,PASADENA,CALIFo, AND UTILIZATIONPROGRAMS SPACE TELESCOPERENAMEDAS EDWINPo HUBBLE SPACE [NASA RELEASE'83-]69| P83-10205 06 TELESCOPE [NASA RELEASE-83-155| P83-I0190 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSP&CELABON ITS FIRST MISSION MSF [NASA RELEASE'83-173| P83-I0209 06 S MANNED SPACE FLIGHT STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10245 05 ESFC S MARSHALLSPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA. STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0260 05

A-6q SUBJECT INDEX NATIONAL aEHOSPICE LABORITOHYe IflSTEHDIB

BT. JOHN OBSER¥&TORYeBEt ZEaLaND [NASA RELEASE-83-50] P83-I0061 06 IEAS DISCOVRHSITS FIFTH COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-148] P83-I0|83 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-1027J 06 BULTIPURPOSESPACE VEHICLES PLANETARYEXPLORATIONTHROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED EIS& SPACE BIOBEDICALRESEARCH ImSTITUTE [NASA RELEASE-83-50] P83-I0061 06 NASA FORMS SPACE BIOMEDICALRESEARCHINSTITUTE [NASA RELEASE-83-|67] P83-I0203 06 NASA AND FAIRCHILDSIGN JOINT ENDEAVORAGREEMENT FOB LEASECEAFT HaS& 25TH _NBIVERS&RY [NASA RELEASE-83-143] P83-I0178 06 NaSA 25TH ANNIVERSARYTELEVISIONSHOW TO BE TELECASTON SATELLITE STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-10245 05 lEASE RELEASE-83-136] P83-I017! 06 BHLTISPECTRALSCANNER BOB HOPE HOPES TO BECOME SPACE TRAVELER NASA TO HOLD BHIEFING ON LANDSAT IMAGING [NASa RELEASE-83-139] P83-10174 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-6] P83-|0006 06 NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELEBRATIONAT _ASHINGTON NASA TRANSFERSLANDSAT OPERATIONS,BABAGEMENTTO CATHEDRAL BOAR [NASA BELEESE-83-152] P83-10|87 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-7] P83-I0007 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: NASA EMPLOYEE25TH ANNIVERSARY LENDSAT 4 X-BAND COMMUNICATIONSPROBLEM DINNER, NATIONALAIR AND SPACE MUSEUM [NASA RELEASE-83-20] P83-I0020 06 P83-|0231 05 TDRSS TRANSMITSLABDSET 4 T_ERMATICMAPPER IMAGES TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENTAT NASA 25TH [NASA RELEASE-83-127] P83-I0162 06 AHNIVERSARYCELEBRATION,AIR END SPACE MUSEUM P83-|0234 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 IASCOB S NASA COMMUNICATIONSNETWORK BURFREESBORO#TENB. SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED NATIONALACADEMYOF PUBLIC ADBIBISTBATION [NASA RELEASE-83-142] P83-I0177 06 PANEL TO STUDY COBMEECIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-12] P83-I0012 06 MHSCULOSKELET_LS_STEB SA BONES SUGGESTEDRE_ABKS: MID-AMERICACOMMITTEE, CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-10248 05 LIVING IN SPACE MaY MEAN LIVING LONGER,LOSING MUSCLE NATIONALACADEB¥ OF SCIENCES [NASA RELEASE-83-103] P83-I0114 06 INTERNATIONALSOLAR-TERRESTRIALSPACE RESEARCH DISCUSSED EXERCISE AND DIET MAY CONTROL BLOOD CHANGESDURING [NASA RELEASE-83-|49] P83-I0184 06 WEIGHTLESSNESS [NASA RELEASE-83-130] P83-10165 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES E. WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISYRATION, BUTCH BEHOEIaLSTATION N_SHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0261 05 FINAL EFFORTS TO REGAIN CONTACT NITH VIKING I [NASA RELEASE-83-_7] P83-I0058 06 BATIOJALAEEOBo.ANDSPACE ADRINo SA ARES HESEAECHCENTER, MOYFETTFIELD, C_. NEW EFFORTS BEING MADE TO COBMUNICATEWITH VIKING I SE CONTRACTINGAND PROCUREMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-66] 983-10077 06 SA DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCHCENTEH, CALIF. SA F_CILXTIES BYLaR /TRADEB_K/ SA GODDARD IBST. FOR SPACE STUDIES,N,Y. 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN Sa GODDABD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT,MD. P83-10276 05 S& HEADQUARTERS,NASA, WASHINGTON,D.C. Sa INDUSTRIALAPPLICATIONSCENTERS, NASA Sa JET PROPULSIONLAB., PASADENA,CALIF. N SaSE KENNJOHNESDOYN SPAACCEE CCENENTETER, NHOUASAST,OFLN,A.TEX. I-ROSS /OCEAN REBOTE SENSING SYSTEB/ SA LANGLE_ RESEARCHCENTER, HAMPTON,Va. SUGGESTEDREMARKS: D.C. COUNCILwTHE NAVY LEAGUE, SA LEWIS RESEARCHCENTER, CLEVELAND,OHIO ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 SA MARSHALLSPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALE. SE NASA COMMUNICATIONSNETNOEK NAY_HLa,EGYPT SA NATIONALSPACE TECHNOLOGTLAB., NASA SCIENTISTSBELIEVE METEORITESBEY HAVE COME FROM S& OFFICE OF EEHGN. AND SPACE TECHNOL.,NASA MARS SA OFFICE OF EXTERNALRELATIONS,NASA [NASA RELEASE-83-33] P83-10044 06 S_ OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVEAFFAIRS,NASA Sa OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT,NASA N_S Sa OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS,NASA S NATIONALACkDEB_ OF SCIENCES Sa OFFICE OF SPACE AND TEBH. APPL., NASA S_ OFFICE OF SPACEFLIGHT, NASA BAG& COBBUNICATIOJSNETWORK Sa OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE AND APPL., NASA STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-1003q 05 Sa OFFICE OF SPACE TRACKINGAND D&T_ S_STEMS s_ OFFICE OF SPACE TRANSPORTATIONS_STEflS 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTE_ CENTURY OF Sa OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGYUTILIZATION,N_SA ACHIEVEMEnT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING Sa OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER,NASA [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 S_ SMALL BUSINESSINNOVATIONREG. OFF°, NASA Sa SOLAR SYSTEB EXPLORATIONDIVISION,NASA STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPaCELAB ON ITS Sa STATE TECHNOLOGYAPPLoCENTERS, NASA FIRST MISSION S_ RALLOPSFLIGHT CENTER, WALLOPSISLAND, VA. [NASA BELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10029 05 B&S&RECOB NASA TO MAKE &IAA A SOURCE FOR INFOHMATXONDATABASE |ETIOEEL IEEOSPICELABORATORY,aBSTERDEB [NASA 2ELEASE-83-1_6] P83-I018| 06 STS-9TO CARRY EUROPEaN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION R_S& SOL_R SISTER EIPLOR_TIOBCOBEI_TEE [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 PLANETaR_EXPLORATIONTHROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED

A-65 NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE flUSZUfle UAHEo.B DoC. SUBJECT INDEX

RATIONILLIH lID SPACEHUSIUE, WASH., D.C. EITIGNALRESEARCHCOUNCIL FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES IHVOLVEBENTPROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-10103 06 EATIONALSCIENCE FOOND.G WASHINGTONmD.Co 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURX OF INTERNATIONALROCKET EIFERIflBNTSTO BE HELD IN PERU ACHIEVEHEMT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-24] P83-10024 06 [NASA RELEASE-S3-|32] P83-I0167 06 ANTARCTIC"HETEORITE"TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF NASA BECOHES A SPONSOR OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HATH THE HOUR COMPETITION [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-100q3 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|37] P83-I0172 06 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF EUROPEANSPACE AGENCY RECEIVESSPACELABPAINTING ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-185] P83-I0221 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 TEXT OF REHARKS BY THE PRESIDENTAT NASA 25TH NASA BECONES A SPONSOR OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HATH ANNIVERSARYCELEBRATION,AIR AND SPACE NUSEUN COBPETITION P83-|0234 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|37] P83-10172 06 NATIONALASSOCIATIONOF _ANUFACTHRERS EATIONALSCIENCE TB&CHERSASSOC. SUGGESTEDREEARKS: EID-ABERICACOBNITTEE, FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-I0248 05 INVOLVEMENTPROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-10103 06 NITIONILBUR..OF STD., NASHINGTON#D°C. ANBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENTSCONFERENCETO BE HELD IN AT KENNEDY WASHINGTON [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-112] P83-I0123 06 ROBOTICS, ARTIFICIALINTELLIGENCESUBJECTSOF NEW NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 REPORT SERIES P83-|0130 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-97] P83-I0108 06 |958- |983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF NATIONALCOUNCIL OF TEACHERSOF HATH°. ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING NASA BECOBES A SPONSOR OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MATH [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 CONPETITION [NASA RELEASE-83-|37] P83-I0172 06 |ATIO_AL SOCIETXOF PROFESSIONALENGINEERS NASA BECONES A SPONSOROF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HATH RATIONALGEODETICSATELLITEPROGRAN COBPETITION 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-137] P83-10172 06 ACHIEVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 NATIONALSPACE INSTITUTE WORLDWIDETELEPHONESERVICESET UP FOR STS-6 EISSION NATIONILINST. OF HEALTHm BETBNSDAmHD. [NASA RELEASE-83-41] P83-I0052 06 JPL RESEARCH USED AS BASIS FOR NEW CANCER TREATBENT [NASA RELEASE-83-88] P83-10099 06 TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-6 NISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-42] P83-|0053 06 NATIONALOCEANIC AND ATHOSPHERICADHIN. NASA TRANSFERSLANDSAT OPERATIONS,NANAGENENTTO TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-7 NOAA [NASA RELEASE-83-95] P83-10106 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-7] P83-10007 06 TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOE STS-8 INTERGOVERNBENTALflEETINGOF SPACE TECHNOLOGY [NASA RELEASE-83-131] P83-I0166 06 EXPERTS PLANNED [NASA RELEASE-83-8] P83-I0008 06 TELEPHONESERVICE TO BE AVAILABLEFOR SPACELAB NISSION LANDSAT 4 X-RAND CONMUNICATIONSPROBLEN [NASA RELEASE-83-184] P83-10220 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-20] P83-I0020 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTHOW-TO-CQVERBRIEFING SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUBENTATIONTO BE CARRIEDON P83-102q6 05 NOAK-E [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-I0046 06 NATI1958ONAL-SP1ACE983OSUCRIENFIRSTCE DAQTAUARCETNETRERCEN# EASTURYA OF GOVERNMEST-INDUSTRYTEAH STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-61] P83-I0072 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL28 NATIONAL SPACETBCHNOLOGTLAB., NASA [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-I0074 06 NASA SELECTS FACILITYOPERATIONSCONTRACTORFOR NSTL [NASA RELEASE-83-125] P83-I0|60 06 NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-126] P83-10161 06 NATTHIIONRADLSSTUDHUTTLEENTSSANTUADERDSNTSCOCOHFEFBERREE|CRCEE TO BE HELD IN TDRSS TRKHSNITSLANDSAT 4 THEENATICHIPPER IMAGES NASHINGTON [NASA BELEASE-83-127] P83-|0|62 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|12] P83-I0123 06 |958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY UP NATIONALTRANSONICFACILITY ACHIEVBNENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 198_LAUNCH SCHEDULE EATIONALTRANSPORTATIONSAFETI BOARD [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-|0269 06 NASA RESEARCHTO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY INSTRUMENTS HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-118] P83-10129 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 IATO COHNUNICATIONSSATELLITES EATIONALPHYSICALLAB., OXFORD, ENG. NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE LARGEST HULTIPLEBALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-10269 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-I0073 06

A-66 SUBJECT I|DBZ NEW NZIICO DEIV._

NATURALLINGUAGE PROCESSING NETHERLANDS ROBOTICS, ARTIFICIALINTELLIGENCESUBJECTS OF NEW NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE REPORT SERIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-I0001 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-97] P83-I0108 06 IHAGES FROH IRkS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLE FEUD EARTH NATUREHAGAZINE [NASA RELEASE-83-2|] P83-10021 06 NASA SCIENTISTSDISCOVER flASSIVETHUNDEBSTORNON SATURN IRAS DISCOVERSTNO REGIONS WHERESTARS ARE BEING [NASA RELEASE-83-71] P83-I0082 06 BORN [NASA RELEASE-83-81] P83-10092 06 NLVALRESEARCHLLB._ HLSHINGTON_ D.C.. AHBITIOUS STS-7HISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING IRAS DISCOVERSANOTHERCQNET AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-85] P83-I0096 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 NASA TESTS NEW REFBIDGERATIONSYSTEH 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QHARTERCENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-115] P83-I0126 06 ACHIEVEHHN_--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEESE-83-|32] P83-10|67 06 NASA SATELLITEDISCOVERSPOSSIBLESECOND SOLAR SYSTE_ NAVAL SPACE CORHAND# DAHLGREN,VA. [NASA RELEASE-83-|20] P83-10131 06 ASTHONAUTTRULY NA_ED CO_NANDERO_ NAVAL SPACE CO_AND 1958- 1983OURFIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-133] P83-I0168 06 ACHIEVE_ENT--JUS_THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0167 06 LOCKHEEDNINS SHUTTLE PROCESSINGCONTRACTAT KENNEDY CENTER IRkS DISCOVERSITS FIFTH CONET [NASA RELEASE-83-134] P83-10169 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-1qR] P83-I0183 06 NAVIGATION INFERREDASTRORORICALSATELLITE (IRKS)RESULTS COLURBIABEING HODIFIED TO CARRYSPACELAB I BRIEFINGSET [NASA RELEASE-83-27] P83-10083 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-161] P83-10197 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BHIEFING P83-|0150 05 HEW PHENOMENAIN UNIVERSEOUTLINED AT IRkS CONFERENCE TEXT OF RENARKS BY THE PRESIDENTAT NASA 25TH [NASA RELEASE-83-162] P83-I0198 06 ANNIVERSAHYCELEBRATION,AIR AND SPACE RUSEUH P83-I0234 05 IRkS DISCOVERSMEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR STS_EB [NASA RELEASE-83-171] P83-I0207 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SHONE CHAHBER OF COHZEBCE,RAHDOLPB,H&SSACHUSRTTS P83-|0253 05 IRKS DISCOVERSGIAHT DUST SHELL AROUNDTHE STAR BETTELGEUSE NAVIGATIONALSATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-|72] P83-10208 06 SA TRANSIT NAVIGATIONALSATELLITE INFRARED ASTRONOHICALSATELLITETO CEASE OPERATIONS SUGGESTED RE_ARKS: HID-ANERIC_COHMITTEE, [NASA RELEASE-83-18|] P83-I02|7 06 CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-10248 05 SUGGESTEDSTATEHENT: IRkS PRESS CONFERENCE, SUGGESTEDREBAEKS: D.C. COUNCIL,THE NAVY LEAGUE, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0232 05 ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 IRAS DISCOVERS_ATEEIALORBITINGANOTHERSTAB NAVY#H.So [NASA RELEASE-83-|99] P83-I0266 06 NAS_ DEYELOPSPROCESS TO HAKE HIGH-TEHPEBATORE SEZICONDUCTOE HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA BELEASE-83-14] P83-I0014 06 [NASA EELEASE-83-20q] P83-I0271 06 NASA ENDS NINBUS 5 OPERATION NETHERLANDSSATELLITES [NIS_ RELEASE-83-40] P83-|005| 06 S ANS /ASTHONOHICALNETHERLANDSSATELLITE/ QSR& WILL BE SHOW_ AT PARIS AIR SHOW NEUTRAL BUOYANCT SIBOLATOR [NASA RELEASE-83-60] P83-I0071 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PBE-MISSIONCREH PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0277 05 NASA ENDS NIBBUS-6OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-126] P83-10161 06 NEUTRALWIND CHEHICALCLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE ALONG EAST COAST 1958- 1983 OUR FIBST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-107] P83-10||8 06 ACHIEVEmENt--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06 NEE ENGLAND S _ASSACHUSETTS NEBULAE S GALAXIES NEE JERSEY SHGGESTEDRENARKS: BURLINGTONCOUNTY, ECONOMIC NEPTUNE/PLANET/ DEVELOPHENTCOHflITTEE,NEH JERSEY P83-I0254 05 PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWRPLANETS [NASA RELEASE-83-39] P83-I0050 06 BEN REX..INSTo.OFHIRING AND TECHNO_GT CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND SUGGESTED_EN&BKS: AGENCY-WIDEHONOR AWARDS FEATURE EVA CEREHONY P83-|0239 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-I0047 06 NEPTUNEENCOUNTER NEE REIICO PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO NASA SCIENTISTSDISCOVER_ASSIVZ THUNDERSTORBON [N_SA RELEASE-83-57] P83-I0068 06 SATUER [NASA RELEASE-83-71] P83-10082 08 PIONEER I0 SPACECRAFTDEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEH [NASA RELEASE-83-9|] P83-10|02 06 NEE REXICO HNIVo ANTARCTIC"HETEOBITE"TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF NERVOBS S_STEH THE _OON STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10|52 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-10043 06

A-67 NEW YORK CITY, N.X. SU_ECT INDEX

NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCCMIR JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-|0240 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-10055 06 41-B PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHT PLAN FINALISTS CHOSEB IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT P83-|0276 05 INVOLVEMENT PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0|03 06 |IGRT/DAY OPTICAL SURVEY OF LIGHTNING CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND SUGGESTED RMaRKS: HEADQUARTERS HONOR aWARDS FEATURE EVa CEREMONY P83-|0|q3 05 [NASa RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 NEW YORK TINES IIKE-TOBAH&HK SOUNDING ROCKET SUGGESTED REMARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDUCATIONeS NASA TO LAUNCH THREE YAPQR EXPERIMENTS TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA [NASA RELEASE-83-160| P83-|0|96 06 P83-|0133 05 NI_BOS BETEOHOLOGICKL SATELLITES NEHS MEDIa NaSA ENDS NIMBUS 5 OPERATION SA ASAHI SHIMBUN [NASA RELEASE-83-40] P83-I0051 06 SA NEW YORK TIMES SA WALL STREET JOURNAL SATELLITE MEASUREMENT OF CLOUDS IMPROYES CLIMATE FORECASTS NASA TO HOLD BRIEFING ON LaNDSAT IMAGING [NASA RELEASE-83-|02| P83-10113 06 [NASA RELEASE-B3-6| P83-10006 06 NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6 OPERATIONS EXPLORER ] LAUNCH ELEVATED RATIONWS MORALE 25 [NaSa RELEASE-83-126] P83-|0|61 06 YEARS aGO [NASA RELEASE-83-|0| P83-10010 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP TO BE HELD [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 [NaSa RELEASE-83-26| P83-] 0026 06 aTMOSPHERIC SATELLITE CONTINUES STUDIES MORLDWIDE TELEPHONE SERVICE SET UP FOR STS-6 MISSION [NASa RELEASE-83-|92| P83-|0228 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-4]| P83-I0052 06 NIPPON ELECTRIC CO., LTD.# TOKTO, JAPAN NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVER TRADE FAIR CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-46| P83-10057 06 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-H3-36| P83-10047 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT NEWS CONFERENCE TO BE HELD [NASA RELEASE-83-53| P83-10064 06 ]ITRIC OXIDE NaSA BEGINS NEW STUDY OF GLOBAL TROPOSPREREIS STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREN PRESS CONFERENCE CHEMISTRY P83-|0142 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|]3| P83-|0|24 06 DATES FOR SPACELAB BRIEFINGS SET NITROGEN [NASA RELEaSE-83-144] P83-]0|79 06 NaSA TESTS HIGH SPEED DaTA MANAGEMENT SYSTRH/MSFC [NASa RELEASE-83-58| P83-10069 06 STS-9 BADGIRG BEGINS NOV. 23: THANKSGIVING DAY CLOSING PLANNED LARGEST NULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-|66| P83-10202 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-10073 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEaN-BUILT SPACELaB ON ITS STS-8 FLIGHT IN aUGUST TQ CARRY SPECIAL PHILATELIC FIRST MISSION COVERS [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|I|] P83-10122 06 SHUTTLE BRIEFINGS SCHEDULED IN HOUSTON IOAA EN¥IRONBENTaL EOHITORING SaT_ULITE [NASA RELEASE-83-194] P83-10230 06 THO CaNaDIANS RESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST BY AMERICAN SATELLITE STS-9 PREFLIGHT HOW-TO-COVER BRIEFING [NASA RELEASE-83-129] P83-10164 06 P83-10246 05 NOAA KETEOROLOGICaL SATELLITES NICHOLS RESEARCH CORP°, HHRTSVI!.LE, ALA. NASA TRANSFERS LANDSAT OPERATIONS, MANAGEMENT TO NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS NOAA [NASA RELEASE-H3-|38| P83-|0|73 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-7| P83-10007 06 NICKEL-HYDROGEN BATTERIES SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON SHGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREHONY, LEMIS NOaA-E RESEARCH CENTER P83-|0237 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-I0046 06 NIELSEN ENG. AND RESEERCHe INC., CALIF° GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY TEa_ STABILIZES NOaA-E SATELLITE NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-6}| P83-10072 06 [RASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0173 06 |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF NIGERIA ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEORITES MAY HAVE COME PEON [NaSa RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 MARS [NASA RELEaSR-83-33] P83-10044 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NaSa RELEASE-83-202| P83-10269 06 RIGHT FLIGHTS UPCONING SHUTTLE LAUNCHES DETAILED RUBLE G&SES [NASA RELEASE-83-99| P83-10110 06 SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEORITES MaT HAVE COME FROM EaRS NIGHT LaURCH aND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-33| P83-|0044 06 P83-10130 06 NOISE REDUCTION RESEARCH STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEPING 983-10150 05 HER RESEARCH PROGRAM TO STUDY RAYS TO REDUCE HELICOPTER NOISE PUBLIC VIERING OF STS-8 NIGHT LANDING RESTRICTED [NASA RELEASE-83-18| P83-10018 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|28| P83-10163 06

A-68 SUBJECT INDEX OFFICE OF EXTERNALRELATIOMSwNASA

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-I0173 06 O&O /ORBITINGASTHON08ICALQBSERVATORY/ NASA RESHAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING 1958- 1983QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-|7q] P83-10210 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING NONDESTRUCTIVETESTS [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 LANGLEY RESEARCHERNAMED NASA INVENTORYOF THE PEAR OaO CORP., BELTS_ILI_ER,Do P83-|0080 06 NASA TESTS HIGH SPEEDDATA MANAGEMENTSYSTEM/MSFC [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-I0069 06 NASA PROBES IINHER SPACE° HITH ULTRASONICS [NASA RELEASE-83-|58| P83-|0193 06 OBS_VATORIES S ASTRONOMICALOBSERWATQRYK&PTEYN,RODEN NASA TECHNIQUESLEAD TO IMPROVED_EDICAL DIAGNOSIS S BUNACAYOOBSERVATORY#PERU [NASA RELEASE-83-|77| P83-|0213 06 S JI&CAMARCARADIO 0BSERV&TORY,PERU S KITT PEAK NATIONALOHS., TUCSON, _IZ. MONAD S LORELL OBSERVATORY,FLAGSTAFF,ARIZ. S NORTH AMERICANAIR DEFEHSE COMMAND S MOUNT WILSON OBSERVATORY,PASADENA,CALIF. S AT. JOHN OBSERVATORY,NEW ZEALAND NOR_ _TCROELEKTRONII,GERMANY S PALOMAR OBSERVATORX,PASADENA,CALIf. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS S RADIO ASTRONOMYOBSERVATORY,DWINGELOO FIRST _ISSION S SMITBSONIANASTROPHYSICALOBS., MASS. [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 OBSERVATORYSATE|KITES NORTHAMERTC& S HEAO-2 INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR S REAO-3 LAUNCH S OAO /ORBITINGASTRONOMICALOBSERVATORY/ [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-10088 06 S OSO /ORBITINGSOLAR OBSERVATORI/ NOaH aNERIC&N AIR DEFENSECOMMAND _,_EANOGRAPHY GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEA_ STABILIZESROaa-E SATELLITE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL,THE NAVY LEAGUE, [NASA RELEASE-83-61] P83-|0072 06 ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 NORTH POLE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-|0253 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-|0|61 06 OCEANS NORTRAM ELECTRONICS,INC., ALa. NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS NASA SELECTSSMALL BHSINESSRESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|26| P83-|0161 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-10|73 06 |958 - 1983 QUN FIRST QUARTERCENTHRY OF NORTHROPCORP., NORNOOD, NASS. ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING NASA TO LAUNCH HCA SaTCONIR [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-10055 06 ODETICS,INC., aNaHEIMeCALIF. NOR_RRUPeINC., HUTCHI_S,TEIIS NASATO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-I000| 06 P83-|0139 05 ODYSSEYRES. aSSOC., INC., ITHACA, NoYo NORHaY NASASELECTS SMALLBUSINESSRESEARCH PROPOSALS |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-|0|73 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 OFFICE OF ACADEMICSERVICES,NASA NASA BECOMES a SPONSOR OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MATH NOZZLES COMPHTITIOH STS-6 aPPEXRSSET FOR LAONCH EARLYIN MARCH [NASA RELEASE-83-|37] P83-|0172 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|6| P83-|0016 06 OFFICE OF AEEON.AND SPACE TECHNOL.,NASA NOVEMBERLAUNCH DATE SET FOR SHUTTLE/SPACELAB| NEW RESEARCH PROGRAMTO STUDY WAYS TO REDUCE flISSION HELICOPTERNOISE [NASA RELEASE-83-|63| P83-|0199 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|8| P83-10018 06 MRC SPACE STATIONTECHNOLOGYWORKSHOPTO BE HELD S NATIONALRESEARCHCOUNCIL [NASARELEASE-83-26| P83-10026 06 MUCLEmR MAGNETICRESONANCE SPACE NUCLEAR PURER TECHNOLOGYPROGRAM INITIATED NASA TECHNIQUESLEAD TO IMPROVED MEDICALDIAGNOSIS |NASA RELEASE-83-30| P83-1004| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-177| P83-10213 06 STS-6CARRIES LANGLEYORBITER EXPERIMENT NUHERICaLaERODYN_IC SIHUL&TOR |NASA RELEASE-83-45| P83-10056 06 FISCAL PEAR |984BUIX_ETBRIEFING P83-|0027 05 NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENTSYSTEM/MSFC NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0029 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-I0069 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: NATIONALSPACE CLUB, NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|013_ 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-1008q 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS= &GENCX-NIDEHONOR AWARDS AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATUREFIRST LANDING CEREMONY P83-I0239 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF |983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 SHUTTLE CRENS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-|42| P83-|0|77 06

O OFFIS CEOFFICOF APPLICAE OF SPTAIOCENSAND,N&TERSa E. APPL., NASA O.C.._IN AND&SSOC/ATES,HUNTSVILLE,ALlo STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS OFFICE OF EIT_NIL ILELaWrONS,NASA FIRST MISSION TEMPLETONNAMED ASSOCIATEADMINISTRATORFOR

a-69 OFFICE OF IND.._Fo AND TECN. UTIL.e NASA SUBJECT INDEX

EXTERNALRELATIONS SPACE HEDICINE IS SUBJECTOF NEW NASA BOOK [NASA RELEASE-83-67] P83-I0078 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-59] P83-I0070 06 FRANK S. JOHNSON JR. TO HEAD NASAaS PUBLIC AFFAIRS LARGEST HHLTIPLEBALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO DIVISION [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-I0073 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|78] P83-|02|q 06 NEW SEMICONDUCTORPROCESS TO BE DEVELOPEDON SHUTTLE OFFICE OF IND.._F. AND TRCH° UTIL.a IASA [NASA RELEASE-83-64] P83-I0075 06 S OFFICE OF SPACE AHD TERN. APPL., NASA NEW EFFORTS BEING MADE TO COHHUNICATEWITH VIKING | OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVEAFFAIRS,NISA [NASA RELEASE-83-66] P83-I0077 06 TE_PLETOHEARED ASSOCIATEADNINISTRATOBFOR EXTERNALRELATIONS AHBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-67] P83-I0078 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-I0098 06 OFFICE OF M&NAGREENT,NASA SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGYNORKHHOPTO BE HELD SPACELAH3 PAYLOADSPECIALISTSSELECTED FOR TRAINING [NASA RELEASE-83-26] P83-I0026 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-94] P83-I0|05 06 NEE CHIEF ENGINEERAND HANAGEHENTHEAD NAHEDAT NASA NASA BEGINS NEW STUDY OF GLOBAL TROPOSPHEREIS [NASA RELEASE-83-|06] P83-I0117 06 CHEMISTRY [NASA RELEASE-83-113] P83-|0124 06 OFFICE OF NUCLEIRENERGY, DOE 8PACE NUCLEARPURER TECHNOLOGYPROGRAE INITIATED STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/TLIGHTPLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-30] P83-I00_I 06 P83-I0140 05 OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS,NASA JET PROPULSIONLAHOHATOHYCONTRACTEXTENDED THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENTSCONFERENCETO EE HELD IH [NASA RELEASE-83-122] P83-I0157 06 NASHINGTON [NASA RELEASE-83-112] P83-I0123 06 TNO CANADIANSRESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST BY AMERICAH SATELLITE FRANK S. JOHNSONJR° TO HEAD NASAg3 PUHLIC AFFAIR3 [NASA RELEASE-83-129] P83-I0164 06 DIVISION [NASA RELEASE°83-178] P83-I0214 06 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING OFFICE OF SPACE AND TERRo APPL°, NASA [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 FONASRALEANADHECHFAIARFCHILDT SIGN JOINT ENDEAVORAGREEMENT OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT# NASA [NASA RELEASE-83-143] P83-I0|78 06 STS-6 APPEARSSET FOR LAUHCH EARLY IN EAECH [NASA RELEASE-83-|6] P83-I0016 06 NASA ISSUES ANNOUNCEMENTOF OPPORTUHITYFOE X-RAY OBSERVATORY APRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR S_S-6 [NASA RELEASE-83-154] P83-I0189 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-37] P83-I0048 06 SPACE TELESCOPEHENAHED AS EDWIN P. HUBBLE SPACE NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCCMIR TELESCOPE [NASA RELEASE-83-44] P83-I0055 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-155] P83-I0190 06 NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HAHOVERTRADE FAIR INFRARED ASTROHOHICALSATELLITE (IRAS)RESULTS [NASA RELEASE-83-46] P83-I0057 06 BRIEFINGSET [NASA RELEASE-83-16|] P83-I0197 06 NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-I0084 06 NASA FORMS SPACE BIOHEDICALRESEARCH INSTITUTE [NASA RELEASE-83-167] P83-I0203 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE [NASA BELEASE-83-74] P83-I0085 06 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSISSUED FOR X-RAY OBSERVATORY [NASA RELEASE-83-175] P83-I0211 06 INTELSATCOHEHNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR LAUNCH TWO VENUSRADAR HAPPEN CONTRACTSAWARDED [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-I0088 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-182] P83-I0218 06 _HIRD SHUTTLE STUDENTSCONFERENCETO BE HELD IN OFFICE OF SPACE TRACKINGAND DATA SYSTEflS WASHINGTON APRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-6 [NASA EELEASE-83-|12] P83-I0|23 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-37] P83-10048 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS NASA SELECTS CONTRACTORFOR GODDAHD LASER NETWORK FIRST HISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|21] P83-I0156 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE AND aPPLo, NASA OFFICE OF SPACE TRANSPORTATIONSYSTENS NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFINGFROE KSC P83-10028 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-J] P83-I0001 06 NASA FOEHS SPACE BIOHEDICALRESEARCHINSTITUTE HECYCLINGCOULD SAVE HONEY FOR FUTURE NASA SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-167] P83-I0203 06 aISSIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-29] P83-I0040 06 OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGYUTILIZATION,NASA JPL RESEARCH USED AS BASIS FOH NEW CANCER TRRATflENT NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION [NASA RELEASE-83-88] P83-I0099 06 UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-31] P83-I0042 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 SEARCH AND RESCUE IHSTRflNENTATIOTON BE CARRIEDON HOAA-E OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER,NASA [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-10046 06 HEW CHIEF ENGINEER AND EANAGEHENTBEAD NAMED AT NASA [NASA RE,EASE-83-106] P83-|0117 06

A-70 SUBJECT INDEX ORGANIZITION CHkNGB

OFFICE OF TRACKING AWD DATA aCQ., WLSA FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 S OFFICE OF SPACE TRACKINGAND DATA SYSTEHS STS-6 PREFLIGHTGETAWAY SPECIALBRIEFING OFT P83-I0030 05 S ORBITAL FLIGHT TESTS RECYCLINGCOULD SAVE HONEY FOR FUTURE NASA SPACE OKLAHOHA HISSIONS _ASA'S B-57 WILL FLIGHT CHECKTORNADOES [NASA RELEASE-83-29| P83-10040 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-76] P83-I0087 06 NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PRQPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION TDRSS TEANSHITSLANDSAT 4 THERNATICHAPPER IHAGES UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-127| P83-I0162 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-31| P83-|0042 06 OPCOA# INC.m TUSTIH# CALIP. NASA CENTER ADVANCESSOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESS RESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELE&SE-83-3q] P83-I0045 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-I0|73 06 PRESIDENTORDERS NATIONALSPACE STATION STUDY OPTICAL DATA PROCESSING [NASA RELEASE-83-5|| P83-|0062 06 NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0173 06 FRENCH PRESIDENTVISITS QRBITHR ENTERPRISEAT PARIS AIR SHOW ORBITAL PLIGHT TESTS [NASA RELEASE-83-84| P83-I0095 06 SA STS-I SA STS-3 SUGGESTEDREHARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION,CAPE SA STS-4 CANAVERALCHAPTER P83-|0|32 05 FISCAL Y_AR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 SUGGESTEDRENARKS: SPACE STATIONTECHNOLOGY WOHKSHOP,WILLIAMSBURG,VIRGINIA P83-I0137 05 ORBITAL SPACE STATION STUDY S ORBITING SPACE STATIONS STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFES P83-|0138 05 O_BITAL SYSTENS CORP., CHICAGO, ILL. SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE NASA AND ORBITAL SYSTEHS CORP. SIGN AGREEHENT SYHPOSIUH,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-I0144 05 P83-I0065 06 PROPOSED REHAEKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAH -- WHERE ORBITAL TRANSFER VEHICLE DO RE GO FROH HERE P83-I0147 05 STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEYORBITER EXPERIHEHT [NASA RELEASE-83-45| P83-I0056 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-10|49 05 SUGGESTEDREHARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION,C_PE 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF CANAVERALCHAPTER P83-|0|32 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 SUGGESTEDRENARKS: HID-ABERICACOHMITTEE, CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-I0248 05 SUGGESTEDREHAHKS: HONOR AWARDS CERENONY,LEWIS RESEARCHCENTER P83-I0237 05 SUGGESTEDEEHARKS: 72ND ADVANCEDHANAGENENT PROGRAH REUNION,FAIRHONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO SUGGESTEDREHARKS: AGENCY-WIDEHONOR AWARDS P83-I0249 05 CEREHONY P83-I0239 06 SUGGESTEDREHARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVESASSOCIATION, SUGGESTEDREHARKS: IEEE CONFERENCEHASCON 183, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0251 05 MASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0243 05 SUGGESTEDREHABKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEW, SUGGESTEDBE_ARKS: _ID-AHERICACOH_ITTEE, GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAININGCENTER,ILLINOIS CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83-10248 05 P83-|0252 05 SUGGESTEDBEEARKS: 72ND ADVANCEDN&NAGESENT ORBITER EXPERIMENTSPROGRAB PEOGRAH REUNION,FAIRHONTHOTEL, SAM FRANCISCO STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEY ORBITER HXPERIEENT P83-|0249 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-45| P83-I0056 06 SUGGESTEDREEARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVESASSOCIATION, AHBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSION TO FEATURE FIHST LANDING WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0251 05 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 SUGGESTEDREEAEKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEW, GREAT LAKES NAVALTHAININGCENTER, ILLIHOIS ORBITER 099 P83-|0252 05 S CHALLENGER HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES ORBITER PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 S LUNAR ORBITER ORBITS ORBITER 102 SA CIRCULAR ORBIT S COLUHBIA SA EARTH ORBIT SA ELLIPTICALORBIT ORBITER 103 SA GEOSTATIONARYORBIT S DISCOVERY SA GEOSYNCHRONOUSORBIT SA POLAR ORBIT ORBITINGASTRONOflICAOBSEL RVATORY S OAO /ORBITINGASTBONOHICALOBSERVATORY/ STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {FLIGHTDIRECTOR} P83-|0257 05 ORBITING SOLAR OBSERVATORY S OSO /ORBITINGSOLAR OBSEHVATORY/ ORD# INC., EVERETT,HANS.. NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS ORBITING SPACE STATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-10|73 06 SA LEASECRAFT SA SALYUT ORBITINGSPACE STATION ORGANIZ&TIOECHANGE TEHPLETONNAEED ASSOCIATEADMINISTRATORFOR SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGYRORKSHOPTO BE HELD EXTERNALRELATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-26| P83-I0026 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-67| P83-|0078 06

A-71 ORION CONSTELL&TIOI SUBJECT INDEX

ORION CONSTELLATIO| STS-ll EVATIEELINE BRIEFIHG P83-10275 05 IHAS DISCOVERSGIANT DUST SHELL AHOUND THE STAR BETTELGEUSE 41-B PHEFLIGHTPEERS CONFEHENCE/FLIGHTPLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-|72| P83-10208 06 P83-I0276 05

ORLANDO, FLA. OZOWE STS-6 PREFLIGHTGETAWAY SPECIAL BHIE_ING LARGEST MULTIPLEBALLOON LAUNCH BEADY TO GO P83-|0030 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-|0073 06

ORROR&L VALLEY. AUSTRALIA GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE t_) [NASA RELEASE-83-6|| P83-|0072 06 g- PACIFIC NORTHWESTLAB. OSCILLATIONS S BATTELLE-NORTHWEST,RICHLAND,WASH. NASA TECHNIQUESLEAD TO IMPROVEDMEDICAL DIAGNOSIS [NASA RELEASE-83-177| P83-|0213 06 PACIFIC OCE&N GOHS-F LAUNCH SET FOE APRIL 28 OSCILLOSCOPES [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|007q 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-I0256 05 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAH 3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE OSNTUM [NASA RELEASE-83-|10| P83-I0121 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-I0130 06 PAL&PA SATELLITES JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 OSO /ORBITINGSOLAR OBSERVATORY/ [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-I0038 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING AHBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 OSTA-2 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN UPCOMINGSHUTTLE LAUNCHESDETAILED P83-I0|40 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-99| P83-|0]10 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-I0141 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-I0140 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10142 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESSCONFERENCE P83-I0142 05 OTTAWA, caNaDA OHBITEH ENTERPRISEAND QSEA TO BE EXHIBITEDIN PARIS STS-7 ROSTFLIGHTCHEW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-65| P83-10076 06 P83-10148 05 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO TOUR U.S. AND EUHOPEANCITIES 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUOTER CENTURXOF [NASA RELEASE-83-75| B83-I0090 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE DISPLAYEDIN WASHINGTON [NASA RELEASE-H3-89| P83-10100 06 HEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE [NaSa RELEASE-83-179| P83-|0215 06 ENTERPRISETO FLY OVERD.C. METROPOLITANAREA, LAND AT DULLER NASA AWARDS CONTRACTFOR INDONESIANCOMMUNICATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-I0|04 06 TERMINAL [NASA RELEASE-83-|95| P83-|0262 06 TWO CANADIANSRESCUED IN MIRST ASSIST BY AMERICAN SATELLITE NASA TO HAVE HECOHD HEEAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-129| P83-10164 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-I0269 06 SHUTTLE ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE SHOWN AT NEW HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES ORLEANS EXPOSITION [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-1027| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-]88| P83-10224 06 STS-I] WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-I0272 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [_ASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESSCONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN P83-I0276 05 OUT-OF-THE-ECLIPTICMISSION S SOLAR POLAR HISSION FLIGHT 41-5 PHE-MISSIONCHEW PRESS CONFEHENCE P83-|0277 05 OXIDES S CARBON MONOXIDE PALLET SISTEMS COLUMBIaBEING MODIFIEDTO CARRYSPACEL&B | ORIGEN [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-|0083 06 S LIQUID OXYGEN NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 STS-6 APPEARS SET FOR LAUNCH EANLYIN MARCH P83-10130 06 [NASA HELZASE-83-16] P83-10016 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EOHOPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS ANTARCTIC"METEORITE"TUHNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF FIRST MISSION THE MOON [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-10043 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELABPRESS CONFERENCE NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA 8&NaGEME_TSYSTEM/HSFC P83-102q4 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-10069 06 STS-9PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) COLUMBIABEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELAB I P83-I0259 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-|0083 06 STS-9PREFLIGHTCREW PRESSCONFERENCE NIGHT LAUNCH ANDLANDING SET FOH STS-8 P83-I0260 05 P83-10130 06 PLLOM_R OBSERVATORTw PaSADEWA, CALIF. STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 NEW COMET DISCOVEREDBY ERAS SCIENTISTS

A-72 SUBJECT INDEX PAYLOAD ASSIST NODULE

[NASA RELEASE-83-70| P83-I008| 06 P_K SEE])CO.ANY STS-6 PREFLIGHT GETAWAY SPECIAL BRIEFING IRAS DISCOVEHS NEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEN P83-|0030 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|7|| P83-|0207 06 CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDHS-A AND PAN FEATURE EVA S PAYLOAD ASSIST NODULE [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 PAN AHERICAN WORLD SERVICES, INC., FLA. PARSONS OF CALIFORNIA, ST_KTOR NASA SELECTS FACILITY OPERATIONS CONTRACTOR FOR NSTL NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR [NASA RELEASE-83-125| P83-|0|60 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-_4] P83-I0055 06 LOCKHEED WINS SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTRACT AT PARTICLES KENNEDY CENTER SA AEROSOLS [NASA RELEASE-83-|34| P83-|0169 06 SA CHARGED PARTICLES SA ELECTRONS PAN-PACIFIC EDUCA_'ION AND COBflURICATIO_S S PEACESAT NASA SATELLITE DISCOVERS POSSIBLE SECOND SOLAR SYSTEN PANAN_RICS# INC., BOSTON, BASS. [NASA RELEASE-83-120| P83-I013| 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 SUGGESTED STATENENT: IBAS PRESS CONFERENCE, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0232 05 PANCREAS STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-|0149 05 SUGGESTED RENAEKS: AGENCY-WIDE HONOR AWARDS CEEEEONY P83-I0239 06 EXERCISE AND DIET MAY CONTROL BLOOD CHANGES DURING WEIGHTLESSNESS PARTNERSHIPS LTD., LAWRE_CEVILLE, N.J. [NASA RELEASE-83-|30| P83-|0|65 06 NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38 ] P83- |0|73 06 PAPER /NATERIAL/ FINALISTS CHOSEN IN 2HIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT PASSIVE CONNUNICATIORS SATELLITES INVOLVENENT PROJECT S ECHO PASSIVE CONNUNICATIONS SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-I0|03 06 PATCHES P_ACHUTES STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHERE ENTRY P83-10|42 05 SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-109| P83-10120 06 PATENTS SA INVENTIONS NASA DRYDEN CONDUCTS SUCCESSFUL DROP TESTS FOB SHUTTLE BOOSTER PARACHUTES STS-6 PREFLIGHT GETAWAY SPECIAL BHIEFING [NASA RELEASE-83-140| P83-I0175 06 P83-I0030 05

PARIS AIR SHUN# ERAHCE SUGGESTED REMARKS: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVER TRADE FAIR WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0136 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-46| P83-I0057 06 NEW SYSTEN WOULD DOUBLE CAPACITY OF NEW QSRA WILL BE SHOWN AT PARIS AIR SHOW COBNUNICATIONS SATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-60| P83-|007| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|53| P83-I0188 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISE AND QSRA TO BE EXHIBITED IN PARIS PATP_][CK&FB# FLA° [NASA RELEASE-83-65| P83-|0076 06 EXPLORER I LAUNCH ELEVATED NATION'S HORALE25 YEARS AGO NASA SLATES NAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|0| P83-|00|0 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-I0084 06 P&YLOADASSIST NODULE OHBITER ENTERPRISE TO TOUR U.S. AND EUHOPEAN CITIF.S STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-I0090 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/INERTIAL UPPER STAGE ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE FLOWN TO ROME P83-|0036 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-83| P83-I0094 06 SECOND RELAY SATELLITE DELETED FRON SHUTTLE FLIGHT FRENCH PRESIDENT VISITS ORBITER ENTERPHISE AT 8 NANIFEST PARIS AIR SHOW [NASA RELEASE-83-86| P83-10097 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-84| P83-10095 06 AMBITIOUS STS-7 _ISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING ENTERPRISE TO FLY OVER D.C. NETROPOLITAN AREA, AT KENNEDY LAND AT DULLES [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-|0104 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALKXY-A SATELLITE SUGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE [NASA HELEASE-83-|01] P83-10||2 06 SZMPOSIUN, PARIS AIR SHOW P83-|014q 05 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMHUNICATIONS SATELLITE SUGGESTED RENARKS: SCA/ENTERPHISE CEREMONY [NASA RELEASE-83-1|0| P83-1012| 06 P83-10145 05 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 SHUTTLE OHBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE SHOWN AT NEW P83-|0|30 06 ORLEANS EXPOSITION [NASA RELEASE-83-|88| P83-|0224 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/FLIGHT PLAN P83-10|40 05 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10142 05 P_S, FRARCE ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE DISPLAYED IN WASHINGTON STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-89| P83-|0|00 06 NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|4|| P83-|0176 06

A-73 PIZLOKD INTEGRITION SUBJECTINDEX

STS-II WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05 ROBERT ALLEH TO HEAD NASA SPACE THACKING AND DATA SYSTEMSOFFICE FLIGHT _]-5 PRE-_ISSIONCREW PRESS CONEERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|64| P83-|0200 06 P83-|0277 05 FRANK S. JOHNSON JR. TO HEAD NASaIS PUBLIC AFFAIRS PAILOADIH2EGR&TIO| DIVISION STANDARD PHRASEOLOGYON THE SPACELABDEVELOPMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-|78| P83-I0214 06 AND UTILIZATIONPROGEANS [NASA RELEASE-83-|69| P83-|0205 06 PERO INTERNATIONALROCKET EXPERIMENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAHON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-|0024 06 FIRST BISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 PETERSOE&FBt COLORADO SPRINGS,COLO° ORBITER ENTERPRISEAND QSRA TO BE EXHIBITEDIN PARIS EUROPEAN SP&CE AGENCY RECEIVES SP&CELABPAINTIHG |NASA RELEASE-83-65| P83-10076 06 [NASA EELEASE-83-185] P83-10221 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEANCITIES 5TS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) [HASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-10090 06 P83-10259 05 ENTEEPHISETO FLY OVER D°C. ZETEOPOLITANAREA, P&YLOKDS LAND AT DULLES SA OSTA-2 [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-10104 06 SA SPACE SHUTTLEPAYLOADS PHIL&DEEPHII,PI. INTERNATIONALROCKET EXPERINENTSTO BE HELD IN PERH STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10|52 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-1002q 06 PHILATEL_ FEACBSAT S POSTAL COVERS |958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVENEHT--JUSTTHE BEGIHNING PHOTOGR&PHY [NASA RELEASE-83-]32| P83-|0167 06 SA ULTRAVIOLETPHOTOGRAPHY PEGASUS NETEOBOIDDETECTIONSATELLITE 3-D EOVIES AID JET ENGINE RESEARCHERSAT NASA CENTEH |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-68| P83-|0079 06 ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NKSA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 STS-8 FLIGHT IN AUGUSTTO CARRY SPECIAL PHILATELIC COVERS PENNSYLVANIASTATE HNI¥. [NASA RELEASE-83-||l] P83-|0122 06 INTERNATIONALROCKET EIPEBINENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-10024 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON,TEX. P83-|U24U 05 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOE STS-8 P83-|0|30 06 HASA'S ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFTFLIGHT TO A CCNET [NASA RELEASE-83-196| P83-|0263 06 STS-8 PREFLIGH_BRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|49 05 PHOTOEETERS STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0152 05 SUGGESTEDEEEAEKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFONH ASSOCIATION P83-I0|54 05 PERNS_'LV&NIUNIVA .,PHILADNLPHI& STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS IRAS DISCOVERSNEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEH FIRST HISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-17|| P83-|0207 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 PEOPLEISREPHBLICOF CHINA HIGHLIGHTSOF |983 ACTIVITIES PHOTOEETRY [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 S PHOTOMETERS PERKIN-EL_ERCORP°# DANBURY,CON|° PHOTOPOLARIHETERS HASA ACCEPTS |8 STUDYPROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION PIOHEEH |U BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-|0050 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-3|| P83-I0042 06 PIONEER |0 SPACECRAFTDEPARTS SOLAH S_STEH PERKIH-ELHERCOEP°, HORNALK,CONN. [NASA RELEASE-83-91| P83-|0102 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-|0001 06 PHOTOVOLT&ICCELLS NASA ANaEDS CONTRACT FOR INDONESIANCOMMUNICATIONS PERHHTEL TERMINAL AHBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSIONTO FEATHEEFIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-195| P83-|0262 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 PERSONNEL S ASTRONAUTS PHRASOR SCIENTIFIC,INCo, DHARTE, CALIF. S ENGINEERS NASA SELECTS S_ALL BUSINESSRESEARCH PROPOSALS S PILOTS [NASA RELEASE-83-J38] P83-J0|73 06 S SCIENTISTS S SPACE CREW PHS S PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE PERSONNELAPPOINTREHTS TEMPLETONNA_ED ASSOCIAT£ADMINISTRATORFOR PHYSICAL EXERCISE EXTERNALRELATIONS STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-67| P83-10078 06 P83-10|48 05 ASTRONAUT RECRUITMENTPLANNEDTHIS YEAR EXERCISE AND DIET MAY CONTROL BLOOD CHANGES DURING |NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-|0086 06 WEIGHTLESSNESS [NASA RELEASE-83-130| P83-|0|65 06 NEW CHIEF ENGINEERAND HANaGENENTHEAD NASED AT NASA [NASA RELEASE-83-|06| P83-|01|7 06 PHYSICALSCIENCES SA ASTRONOMY

A-7q SUBJECT INDEI PLASNA PHISICS

S SPACE SCIENCES SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS P83-I0253 05 PHYSICAL SCIENCES IIC., AIDOVBa _ASS. NASA SELECTS S_ALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-I0|73 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-20_] P83-|027| 06 PHYSICS PIONEER 11 S ATMOSPHEJ_IC PHYSICS PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO S PLASMA PHYSICS [NASA RELEASE-83-57] P83-|0068 06 S RELATIVITY THEORY S SOLAR PHYSICS SUGGESTED REEARKS: PIONEEH 10 RECEPTION, NATIONAL S SPACE PHYSICS AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-10146 05

PHISICS LAB., TWO, THE HAGUE PISCIS AUSTRINUS CONSTELLATION STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS IRAS DISCOVERS EATERIAL ORBITING ANOTHER STAR FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-199] P83-I0266 06 [NASA RELEASE-83- |73] P83-|0209 06 PITTSBURGH UNIV.. PAo PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS ANTARCTIC "NETEORITE" TUHNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF SPACE MEDICINE IS SHBJECT OP NEW NASA BOOK THE NOON [NASA RELEASE-83-59] P83-I0070 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-I0043 06 LIVING IN SPACE NAY MEAN LIVING LONGER, LOSING PITUITARY GLAND MUSCLE STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-|0149 05 [NASA RELEASE-H3-103] P83-I0114 06 PLANETAR! ATROSPHERES NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 S JUPITER ATMOSPHERE P83-I0130 06 S VENUS ATMOSPHERE

EXERCISE AND DIET MAY CONTROL BLOOD CHANGES DURING PLANETARY EXPLORATION WEIGHTLESSNESS S JUPITEH EXPLORATION [NASA RELEASE-83-130] P83-I0165 06 S MARS EXPLORATION S VENUS EXPLORATION NASA INVESTIGATES NEW LINK IN MOTIQN SICKNESS S VOYAGER PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-H3-191] P83-I0227 06 PLANETARY EXPLORATION THROUGH TEAH 2000 OUTLINED PILOT TRAINING [NASA HELEASE-83-50] P83-|0061 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA HELEASE-83-73] P83-|0084 06 PILOTS NASA RESEARCE TO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT _LY BY PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFT DEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM INSTRUMENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-9 |] P83- |0|02 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-||8] P83-I0129 06 |958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF PIONEER SATURN ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING S PIONEER |I [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 PIONEER SPACE PRONE PLANETARY SURFACES S PIONEER |0 S VENUS SURFACE S PIONEER |1 PLANETS PIONEER VEHUS PHO_ECT S JUPITER /PLANET/ |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUH_ OF S _ARS /PLANET/ ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING S MINOR PLANET 1983TR [N_SA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 S NEPTUNE /PLANET/ S PLUTO /PLANET/ POSSIBLE VOLCANIC ACTIVITY DISCOVERED ON VENUS S SATURN /PLANET/ [NASA RELEASE-83-|59] P83-I0195 06 S URANUS /PLANET/ S VENUS /PLANET/ HIGHLIGBTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA HELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 PLANNING RESEARCH C40RP. NASA SELECTS FACILITY OPERATIONS CONTRACTOR FOE NSTL PIONEER 10 [NASA RELEASE-83-|25] P83-|0|60 06 PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-83-39] P83-10050 06 PLANTS /BOTANY/ STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05 PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO [NASA RELEASE-83-57] P83-|0068 06 PLAQUES PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO PIONEER IO SPACECRAFT DEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-57] P83-10068 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-91] P83-I0102 06 PIONEER |0 SPACECRAFT DEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM SUGGESTED RE_AHKS: PIONEER 10 RECEPTION, NATIONAL [NASA RELEASE-83-91] P83-|0102 06 AIR AND SPACE MUSEUN P83-10146 05 PLASMA INTER&CTION EXPERIMENT SUGGESTED RE_ARKS: INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE ASSOCIATION P83-|0|54 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-I0001 06

SUGGESTED REMARKS: AGENCY-WIDE HONOR AWARDS SUGGESTED HE_ARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, LEWIS CEREMONY P83-I0239 06 RESEARCH CENTER P83-I0237 05

SUGGESTED REMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, PLASMA PHYSICS ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P83-|0250 05 INTERNATIONAL SOLAR-TERRESTRIAL SPACE RESEARCH DISCUSSED SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATION REVIEW, [NASA RELEASE-83-|49] P83-10184 06 GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS P83-|0252 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAH ON ITS FIRST HISSION

A-?5 PLASTICS SUBJECTINDEX

[NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-|0130 06 SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-;93] P83-10229 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 POSTAL SERVICE, H.S. STS-8 FLIGHT IN AUGUST TO CARRY SPECIAL PHILATELIC STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (SPACELAB #2) COVERS P83-I0259 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-111| P83-10122 06

STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOB STS-H P83-I0260 05 P83-I0130 06

NASA,S ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFT FLIGHT TO A COMET STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10|52 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-196| P83-I0263 06 POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. PLASTICS NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOB STS-8 S TEFLON /TRADEMARK/ P83-I0130 06 PL&TFORMS POWER S LAUNCH PLATFORMS S ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION S SAN MARCO SEA-GOING _LATFOHM S ELECTRIC POWER SUBSYSTEMS S 50LAR ELECTRIC PURER PLUTO /PLANET/ S SPACE POWER PIONEER IO BEYOND THE KNCWN PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-I0050 06 PRAIRIE VILLAGE, KANS. FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT POINTING 3_STEMS INVOLVEMENT PROJECT STANDARD PHRASEOLOGY ON THE SPACELAB DEVELOPMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-I0103 06 AND UTILIZATION PROGRAMS [NASA RELEASE-83-169| 283-10205 06 PRAI"fAND NHITNEY AIRCRAFT MAJOR JET FUEL SAVINGS WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT STS-9 PREFLIGHT SPACELAB PRESS CONFERENCE ENGINE TECHNOLOGY P83-I02_4 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-135] P83-I0170 06 POLAR CAPS PRATT AND NHITNE_ AIRCRAFT GHOUPe FLA. ANTARCTIC "M_-_REOEITE''TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDUL£D FOR THE NOON LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-10043 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-10088 06 POLAR ORBIT PRC NASA ENDS NIKBUS 5 OPERATION S PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA [NASA RELEASE-83-40| P83-10051 06 PRESSURE SATELLITE HEASDREMENT OF CLOUDS IMPROVES CLIMATE STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFT BRIEFING P83-10235 05 FORECISTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|02| P83-I01|3 06 PRESSURE SUIT S SPACE SHITS NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6 OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-I0161 06 PROBES S GALILEO PROJECT ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE CONTINUES STUDIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|92| P83-10228 06 PROCURENENT S CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT POLARINETERS SA PHOTOPOLARIHETERS PROGR&NM-ING LANGUAGES NEW COMPUTER LANGUAGE _0 BE TESTED AT JOHNSON STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10245 05 SPACE CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-108| P83-10|19 06 POLICIES STS IN-FLIGHT CREW HEALTH REPORTING POLICY PROPELLANT T&NKS [NASA RELEASE-83-_3] P83-I0054 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT HACKGROUND BRIEFINGS: SPAS P83-I0139 05 POLITECENICO DI _I.LAIO,ITALY STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS PROPELL&NTS FIRST _ISSION S& EYDRAZINE [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 SA SOLID PEOPELLANTS POLLUTION STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEEIHG/ELIGHT PLAN SA AIR POLLUTION PH3-I0140 05

ATMOSPflERIC SATELLITE CONRINUES STUDIES PROPELLERS [NASA RELEASE-83-|92| P83-|0228 06 SA CONTRAROTATING PROPELLERS POLYSTYRENE NASA RESHAPES TURBOPROPS TO EXTEND FUEL SAYING JPL RESEARCH USED AS BASIS FOR NEW CANCER TREATMENT [NASA RELEASE-H3-174| P83-10210 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-88| P83-I0099 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES PORT AUTRORXT_OF RYC AND N.J. [NASA RELEASE-83-20q] P83-10271 06 PANEL TO STUDY COMaERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|2| P83-100|2 06 PROPULSION S CHEMICAL PROPULSION POST OFFICE DEPARTNEJT S ELECTRIC PROPULSION S POSTAL SERVICE, U.S. S SPACECRAFT PHOPULSION POSTAL COVERS PROPULSIVE-LIFT _IRCR_WT TECHNOLOGX STS-8 FLIGHT IN AUGUST TO CARR_ SPECIAL PHILATELIC QSRA WILL HE SHORN AT PARIS AIR SHOW COVERS [NASA RELEASE-83-60| P83-I0071 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-111| P83-I0122 06

A°76 SUBJECT INDEX RADIO COHNUNICATIONS

NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES QUEEN NARY COLLo#LONDO|, ENGLAND [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-I0084 06 NASATO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-I0001 06 PROTEINS STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFES P83-I0138 05 QUIRT ENGINE PR_RAN 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRSTQUARTER CENTURY OF STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES' P83-I0149 05 ACHIEVEflENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 PROTON SPACECRAFT SUGGESTED RERARKS: IEEE CONFERENCEEASCON '83, QUIET SHORT--HAURLESEARCHAIRCRAFT WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0243 05 QSRA WILL BE SHOWN AT PARIS AIR SHOW [NASA RELEASE-83-60] P83-10071 06 PROTOSTARS IRAS DISCOVERSTHO REGIONS NBERE STARS ARE BEING ORBITER ENTERPRISEAND QSRA TO BE EXHIBITEDIN PARIS BORN [NASA RELEASE-83-65] P83-I0076 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-81] P83-I0092 06 NASASLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHUN ACTIVITIES PUBLIC BROADCASTINGSERVICE [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-1008q 06 STS-IJ NESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING R83-I0272 05 SUGGESTEDRENARKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE SYNPOSIUN,PARIS AIR SHON P83-|01_4 05 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY QP ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 R PUBLICATIONS RADAR SA AEROSPACEMEDICINE SA SYNTHETICAPERTURERADAR SA ASTROPHYSICALJOURNAL SA VENUSORBITINGINAGING RADAR SA FEDERAL REGISTER SA VENUS RADAR BAPPER SA INDUSTRIALRESEARCHNAGAZINE SA INTERNATIONALAEROSPACEABSTRACTS STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-I0258 05 SA NATURE MAGAZINE SA NEN YORK TINES FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-BISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE SA SCIENCE EAGAZINE P83-10277 05 SA SCIENTIFICAND TECHNICALAEROSPACEREPORTS SA SPACE PHYSIOLOGYAND MEDICINE RADARRAPPING SA TECB BRIEFS POSSIBLEVOLCANIC AC_IVITrDISCOVEREDON VENUS SA HALL STREET JOURNAL [NASA RELEASE-83-159] P83-I0195 06 SPACE TELESCOPESUBJECT OF NEW BOOK RADIATION [NASA RELEASE-83-13] P83-I0013 06 S INFRARED RADIATION S SOLARRADIATION EUROPEANSPACE AGENCY RECEIVESSPACELABPAINTING S SPACE RADIATION [NASA RELEASE-83-[85] P83-I0221 06 S ULTRAVIOLETRADIATION S X-RAYS PUERTO RICO TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-7 RADIATIONBELTS [NASA RELEASE-83-95] P83-I0106 06 S VAN ALLEN RADIATIONBEIT NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A CO_NUNICATIOHSSATELLITE RADIATIONDETECTORS [NASA RELEASE-83-|10] P83-10121 06 41-D PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN P83-I0276 05 TELEPHONESERVICE TO BE AVAILABLEFOR SPACELAB flISSION RADIATIONRONITORINGDRVICNSw BASS. [NASA RELEASE-83-184] P83-I0220 06 NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-10173 06 PULTRUSION NASA TESTS NENFABRICATIONPROCESS POE SPACE R_IATIOR PRESSUH SYSTE_ CONPONENTS NASAPROBES°INNERSPACEe NITH ULTRASONICS [NASA RELEASE-83-78] P83-I0089 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-158] P83-I0193 06 PDHPS RADIATORS STS-6 APPEARS SET FOR LAUNCH EARLYIN RANCH S HEAT RADIATORS [NASA RELEASE-83-16] P83-I0016 06 RADIO ASTRO|ONT pURDUE UNIVow L_FAYETTE#IND. NASA SCIENTISTSDISCOVERNASSIVN TRUNDERSTORBON ANBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING SATURN AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-7|] P83-I0082 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 RADIO ASTRONORT OBSERVATORTo DgINGELOO PIROTECHNICDEVICES NASATO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE FINAL REPORT ISSUED ON LOSS OF STS-4 SOLIDROCKET [NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-I0001 06 BOOSTERS [ NASA RELEASE-83-19] P83-10019 06 RADIOCOflRUBICATIONS NABRADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 TEST OF GALILEOJUPITER PROBE SPACECRAFTA SUCCESS [NASA RELEASE-83-90] P83-10|01 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-117] P83-I0128 06 1958- 1983QUR FIRST QUERTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMBNT--JUS_THE BEGINNING Q [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 QSBA STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS S QUIET SNORT-HAULRESEARCH AIRCRAFT FIRST NISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 QBANTUR CONPOSITES, INC., HONNLL, RICHo NASA SELECTSSNALL BUSINESS RESEARCHPROPOSALS STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-10236 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-|0173 06 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFTBRIEFING P83-I0238 05

1-77 REDIO FREQUEBCTHEATING SUBJECTIRDEI

STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-I0147 05 P83-|0260 05 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF RADIO FREQOENC_HEATING ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING SENASAMICONDUCTODEVELOPSRPROCESS TO HAKE HIGH-TEMPERATURE [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|4| P83-|001_ 06 RATS LIVING IN SPACE MAY MEAN LIVING LONGER, LOSING RADIO FREQOE_ INTERFERENCE MUSCLE STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-103| P83-10114 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-I0140 05 P83-I0130 06 TDRS-I SUCCESSFHLLYMOVED TO PEREANENTLOCATION STS-8 PREFLIGBTBRIEFING: CFES P83-I0|49 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-156| P83-I0191 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-I0258 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0152 05 FLIGHT 4|-5 PRE-MISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE RADIO STATIC P83-10277 05 NASA SCIENTISTSDISCOVER MASSIVETHUNDERSTDRMON SATURN RCA AMEN. CO_NUN.m INC., PRINCETON,N.J. [NASA RELEASE-83-7|| P83-10082 06 NASA TO LAUNCH HCA SATCOBIR RADIO TELESCOPES [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-10055 06 NASA SCIENTISTSDISCOVERMASSIVETHUNDERSTORNON RCA ASTRO-ELECTRON.DIV., PRINCETON,N.J. SATURN SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON [NASA RELEASE-83-71| P83-10082 06 NOAA-E RADIO TRANSaISSIOR [NASK RELEASE-83-35| P83-10046 06 PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR [NASA RELEASE-83-57| P83-I0068 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-I0055 06 HAM RADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE [NASA RELE_SE-S3-9U] P83-10101 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-6]| P83-10072 06 RADIOWAYES RCA CORP. INTERNATIONALROCKET EXPERINENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU NASA TESTS HIGH SPEEDDATA MANAGEMENTSYSTEM/MSFC [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-|0024 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-|0069 06 PIONEER |0 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-57| P83-I0068 06 AT KENNEDY NEW SYSTEN WOULD DOUBLE CAPACITY OF NEN [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITES SUGGESTEDREMARKS: THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE STUDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-|53| P83-10188 06 INVOLVEMENTPROJECT (SSIP)AWARDS CONFERENCE,NASA NASA TECHNIQUESLEAD TO IMPROVED _EDICALDIAGNOSIS BEADQUARTERS P83-I0153 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-177| P83-|02|3 06 ECA SATELLITES NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR RADIANTOACARCTTIVITIC"YNETEOHITE"TURNS O0T TO BE A PIECE OF [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-I0055 06 THE MOON RCA SERVICE CO., INC°, CARDER, N.J. [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-10043 06 GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE RADIOISOTOPEPONER GENERATORS [NASA RELEASE-83-61| P83-10072 06 PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFTDEPARTSSOLAR SYSTEM RECON /NASA/ [NASA RELEASE-83-9|| P83-I0|02 06 S NASA RECON RADIOMETERS RECOVERY OPERATIONS SA ADVANCED VRR_ HIGH RESOLUTIONRADIOMETER S SPACECRAFTRECOVERY SA SOLAR BACKSCATTEEUV SPECTRALRADIOMETER SA VAS /VISSR ATMOSPHERICSOUNDER/ RECYCLING RECYCLINGCOULD SAVE MONEY FOR FUTUHE NASA SPACE NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 HISSIONS P83-I0130 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-29| P83-|0040 06 NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS REDUNDANCY [NASA RELEASE-83-|26| P83-I0|6| 06 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN SPACELAB | CREW ACTIVITIES P83-|0276 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-193| P83-I0229 06 REENTR_ RAIN STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 NASA ENDS NIMBUS 5 OPERATION NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-40| P83-|005| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-1016| 06 STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEY ORBITEREXPERIMENT RALEIGH, N.C. [NASA RELEASE-83-45| P83-I0056 06 CHEMICALCLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE ALONG EAST COAST NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-107| P83-10118 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-10161 06 RANDOM ACCESS NEASU_EmLENT STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) [NASNASAAENREDSLEARISE-83-NBOS-61OPE26|RATIONS P83-I0161 06 P83-|0257 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE RANGER PROJECT P83-|0260 05 PROPOSED REMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM-- WHERE

A-78 SUBJECT I%DBI REHSS_AER POLTTECHNICI|ST°, TROYeN,T.

REFLECTANCE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERN&TIONALAEROSPACE STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0|50 05 SYMPOSIUM#PARIS AIR SHOW P83-10144 05 R_RIGERATORS STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS COHFERENCE NASA TESTS NEW REFRIDGEHATIONSYSTEM P83-|0|48 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-||5| P83-|0|26 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 REIq]ELING REMARKS PEEPAEED FOE DELIVERYTO THE NASHINGTON STS-8 PREFLIGHTCHEW CONFERENCE P83-|0152 05 PRESS CLUB, BLACK HOHSE TAVEHN, WASHINGTON,DoCo P83-|0247 05 |958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-I| EVA TIMELINEBRIEFING P83-10275 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 FLIGHT 4|-5 FEE-MISSIONCREW PRESS CGNFEEEHCE STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0245 05 P83-|0277 05 STS-9 PREELIGUTCREW PRESS COHFERENCE R_IONAL DISSEMINATIO|CEITERS, _ASA P83-10260 05 5 INDUSTRIAL_PLICATIONS CENTERS, NASA NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE REGULATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-10269 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RTCA |983 ANNUAL ASSEMBLYAND TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM,WASHINGTON,D.C. HIGHLIGHTSOF |983ACTIVITIES P83-|0241 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-1027| 06 REMARKS PREPAREDFOR DELIVERYTO THE WASHINGTON FLIGHT 4|-5 PEE-MISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE PRESS CLUB, DLACK HORSETAVERN, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0277 05 P83-10247 05 REflOTESENSING REGULATORS INTERGOVEHNMENTALMEETINGOF SP&CE TECHNOLOGY STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT EXPERTS PLANNED P83-10032 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-|0008 06 REIMBURSABLELAUNCHINGS LAHGEST MULTIPLEBALLOONLAUNCH READY TO GO NASA TO LAUNC_ RCA SATCCMIR [HAS& RELEASE-83-62| F83-|0073 06 [NASA RELEASE-H3-44| P83-|0055 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERYATORYSATELLITE P83-|0|39 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 PROPOSEDREMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PH_RAM -- WHERE INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR DO NE GO FROM HERE P83-10147 05 LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-|0088 06 TEXTANNIVEOFRSARERYMARKSCELEBBRY ATTIOHE PN,RAEISRIDEANNDTSAPTANCEASAMUS25TEUMH 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF P83-|0234 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA EELEASE-83-|32] P83-10|67 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL,THE NAVY LEAGUE, ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-|U250 05 RELATIVITYTHEORY PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFTDEPARTSSOLAR S_STEM SUGGESTEDEEM_RKS: RECRUITGRADUATIONREVIEW, [NASA RELEASE-83-9|| P83-|0|02 06 GEEAT LAKES NAVALTRAININGCENTER,ILLINOIP83-|0252S 05 RELATACTIVE COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,MASS£CHUSETTS P83-|0253 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: BURLINGTONCOUNTY, ECONOMIC RELIABILITZ DEVELOPMENTCOMMITTEE,NEW JERSEY P83-|0254 05 SA EQUIPMENTFAILURE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA,LOS REMOTE CONSOLE ANGELES P83-|0255 05 S NASA RECON HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES REMOTE MANIPULATORS_STEM [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 ORBITER ENTERPHISETO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEANCITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-|0090 06 SSUPAGGECESFTLIGEDRHETMACENRKS:TER,HONOGREERNAWABELTRD,SMACERRYELMANONY,D GODDAED SECOND RELAY SATELLITEDELETEDFROM SHUTTLE FLIGHT P83-10274 05 8 MANIFEST [NASA RELEASE-83-86| P83-|0097 06 RENDSTESZ-6VOUFLIGHTS PLAN BHIEFING P83-10035 05 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY NASA AND FAIRCHILDSIGN JOINT ENDEAVORAGREEMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 FOE _EASECEAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-|43| P83-|0178 06 UPCOMING5HUTTLE LAHNCHESDETAILED [NASA RELEASE-83-99| P83-|O|10 06 STS-9 SCIENCEBHIEFIHG P83-10245 05 LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACESHUTTLE FLIGHT 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-||6| P83-10127 06 P83-10276 05 NLGHT LAUNCH AND L_NDING SET FOR STS-8 FLIGHT 4|-5 PRE-MISSIORCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10|30 06 P83-|0277 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN RENSSELAERPOLYTF_CflNIIHCST., TROYa N.T. P83-I0140 05 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATURE FIHST LANDING AT KENNEDY STS-7 PEEFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 P83-10142 05

A-79 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS SUBJECT I|OEI

REQUEST FORPROPOSALS RICE URIV. a HOUSTON. TAX. PROPOSALSREQUESTEDFOR SHUTTLE PROCESSING NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION CONTRACTING UTILIZATION |NASA RELEASE-83-3] P83-I0003 06 |NASA RELEASR-83-3|] P83-10042 06 PROPOSALREQUEST ISSUED FOR ACTS RMS [NASA RELEASE-83-28] P83-|0039 06 S REMOTE MANIPULATORSYSTEM NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUD_ PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION ROBERT R. EATBAK aSSOCIaTES,WASHINGTON UTILIZATION PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-3|] P83-|0042 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|2] P83-|00|2 06 NASA TO RECOHPETEROOSTER ASSEMBLYCONTRACT ROBOTICS [H!_A RELEASE-83-80] P83-|009| 06 ROBOTICS,ARTIFICIALINTELLIGENCESUBJECTSOF NEW REPORT SERIES REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSISSUED FOR I-RAY ODSERVATORY [NASA RELEASE-83-97] P83-|0108 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|75] P83-|02|| 06 NASA SELECTS SMALLBUSINESS RESEARCHPROPOSALS HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0|73 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 HASA TELEPBESENCESTUDY EXPANDS ACTIVITIESIN SPACE RESEAS RQCUHIEAIRCT SHROAFTRT-HAULRESEARCH AIRCRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-201] P83-10268 06 ROCKET ENGINES RESEARCH AND DEVELOPKRNT SA CASTOR 4 ROCKET ENGINE SA AERONAUTICALRESEARCH SA SOLID PROPELLANTROCKET ENGINES SA MATERIALSRESEARCH HA SOLID ROCKE_ BOOSTERS S& SUPPORTINGRESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY SA SOLID ROCKET MOTOR SA SSME /SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE/ NASA SETS UP SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCH OFFICE SA UPPER STAGE ROCKET ENGINES [NASA RELEASE-83-||] P83-|00|| 06 TDHS STATUS BEING ASSESSED FISCAL YEAR |984BUDGET ERIEPING P83-|0027 05 [HASA RELEASE-83-52] P83-|0063 06 NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0029 05 ROCKET RESEARCHCORPo, IASHo NASA TO LAUNCHBCA SATCOMIR SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AMERICANUNIVERSITY, |NASA RELEASE-83-44] P83-|0055 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0|36 05 ROCKETDINEeCAN_A PARKo CA/IF. NASA SELECTSSMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0|73 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-44] P83-|0055 06 SUGGESTEDREHABKS: SOUTH SHORECHAMBER OP GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOB APRIL28 COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-|0253 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-|0074 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: BURLINGTONCOUNTT, ECONOMIC NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE DEVELOPMENTCOMMITTEE,HEW JERSEY P83-|0254 05 |NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-10085 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA,LOS INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR ANGELES P83-|0255 05 LAUNCH RESEARCHFACILITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-10088 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY,LEWIS NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-ASATELLITE RESEARCHCENTER P83-1U237 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|0|] P83-|0112 06 RESEARCHGR&ITS NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE S UNIVERSITYPROGRAMS |NASA RELEASE-83-||0] P83-|0|2| 06 RESEARCHINST. FOR ADV. COMPHTERSCIEHCR ROCKETS NASA ESTABLISHESCOMPUTER SCIENCEINSTITUTEAT AMES S CHEMICALROCKETS [NASA RELEASE-83-38] P83-|0049 06 S LAUNCH VEHICLES S SOUNDINGROCKETS RESEARCHPROJECTS S TAURUS-ORIONROCKET UNITED STATES AND SAUDI ARABIA SIGN SPACE RESEARCH AGREEMENT ROCKS [NASA RELEASE-83-|65] P83-|020| 06 SA IGNEOUS ROCKS RESINS ANTARCTIC"METEORITE"TURNS OUT TO DE A PIECE OF S EPOXY RESINS THE MOON RL"EIREMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-|0043 06 LOUSMA RETIREMENT IRAS DISCOVERSNEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-|5|] P83-|0|86 06 |NASA RELEASE-83-|71] P83-|0207 06

RRTROREFLECTORS ROCKHELLINTEEIATIONALCORP°, DOINET, C&. LASEH SYSTEMS TO STUDY ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES AMBITIOUSSTS-7_ISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-203] P83-|0270 06 AT KENNEDY REHS&BLESPACE VEHICLES [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-|0098 06 STS-6 CABBIES LANGLEY ORBITER EXPERIMENT ROCKNELLIITF_RATIOEALCORP°, TEI. [NASA RELEASE-83-45] P83-|0056 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSP&CELABON ITS FIRST sTSSION STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELAB PRESSCONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 P83-|0244 05 ROCKIELLSHUTTLEOPERATIOIS,IIC. RFP LOCKHEEDlING SHUTTLE PROCESSINGCONTRACT AT S REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS KENNEDYCENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-|34] P83-|0|69 06

A-80 SUBJECT INDEX SARSAT

ROCKY MOUNTAINS NASA'S B-57 WILL FLIGHT CHECK TORNADOES [NASA RELEASE-83-76| P83-|0087 06 S-BAND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM R_OVIN# HUGE AND LENZNER, WASHIMGTON, DC STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-10034 05 PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|2| P83-100|2 06 COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELAH 1 [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-10083 06 RO_E UNIV., ITALT STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 TDRSS TRANSMITS LANDSAT 4 THERMATIC MAPPER IMAGES [NASA RELEASE-83-|27| P83-10|62 06 RODE, ITALY ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE FLOWN TO ROME TDRSS FORWARD KU-BAND LINK SHUTS DOWN [NASA RELEASE-83-83| P83-|0094 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|80| P83-|02|6 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE DISPLAYED IN WASHINGTON STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFT BRIEFING P83-10236 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-89| P83-10100 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 SHUTTLE ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO BE SHOWN AT NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-I0258 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-]88| P83-I0224 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 STS-|I EVA TIMELINE BRIEFING P83-|0275 05 BOSWELL, N.M. BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHERE ENTRY SABC&# SWEDEN SPACECRAFT STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|09| P83-|0120 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT SA HELICOPTERS SAFETI SISTERS SA RSRA /ROTOR SYSTEMS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT/ SA AIRCRAFT SAFETY SA BRAKES FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 SA FIRE PROTECTION

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCB PROPOSALS STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-10173 06 SALYUT ORBITING SPACE STATION ROTOR SISTEMS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT SUGGESTED REMARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION, CAPE S RSRA /ROTOR SYSTEMS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT/ CANAVERAL CHARTER P83-10132 05 ROTORCR&FT SAROAN ISLANDS S ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-10034 05

ROYAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, STOCKHOLM SAN FRANCISCO BNI,., CALIF. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 RSRA /IIOTORSISTERS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT/ SAN FRANCISCO, CALIP° 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF NASA TO LAUNCH BCA SATCOMIR ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-10055 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 TDRSS TRANSMITS LANDSAT 4 THERMATIC MAPPER IRAGES RUNWAYS [NASA RELEASE-83-127| P83-10162 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10037 05 SAN MARCO PROJECT NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE P83-|0|30 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-10269 06

STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/FLIGHT PLAN SAN R_CO SEA-GOING PL&TFORR P83-10140 05 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING RUTHERFORD APPLETON LAB., ENGLAND [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTER NATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-I000| 06 SAN PEDRO, CALIP. SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED IMAGES FROM IRAS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLE FROM EARTH [NASA RELEASE-83-|42| P83-10177 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-2|| P83-|0021 06 SARSAT IRAS DISCOVERS TWO REGIONS WHERE STARS ARE BEING GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY TEAM STABILIZES NOAA-E SATELLITE BORN [NASA RELEASE-83-6|| P83-|0072 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-8|| P83-10092 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, NASA SATELLITE DISCOVERS POSSIBLE SECOND SOLAR WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10134 05 SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-120| P83-10131 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE SIMPQSIUM, PARIS AIR SHOW P83- |0144 05 NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLINED AT IRAS CONFERENCE TWO CANADIANS RESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST BY AMERICAN [NASA RELEASE-83-162] P83-|0|98 06 SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-129| P83-10164 06 INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE TO CEASE OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-181| P83-10217 06 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06

A-81 S_ SUBJECT INDEX

SUGGESTED REMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVT LEAGUE, S SEASAT ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P83-I0250 05 S SME /SOLAR MESOSPHENIC EXPLORER/ S SMS SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF S SPUTNIK SATELLITE COMMERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05 S SYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES S TELSTAR ACTIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, GODDARD S TETHERED SATELLITES SPACE FLIGHT CENTEH, GREENBELT, MARYLAND S TIROS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES P83-|0274 05 S TRANSIT NAVIGATIONAL SATELLITE S VANGUARD SATELLITES SiS S NESTAH COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUAHTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING SATAN /PLANET/ [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0|67 06 NASA SCIENTISTS DISCOVER MASSIVE THUNDERSTORM ON SATHRN SATELLITE AI"21TUDE CONTROL [NASA HELEASE-83-71] P83-10082 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-8S-|] P83-1000| 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 SATELLTTE BUSINESS STSTEMS SECOND RELAY SATELLITE DELETED FROM SHUTTLE FLIGHT NATURE ENCOUNTER 8 MANIFEST SUGGESTED REMARKS: FUND FOB HIGHER EDUCATION°S [NASA RELEASE-83-86| P83-I0097 06 TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES, CALIEORNIA P83-10133 05 SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-|42| P83-10177 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: PIONEER |O RECEPTION, NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-I0|46 05 NASA TO HAVE HECOHD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-|0269 06 PROPOSED REMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- NHERE DO WE GO FEOM HERE P83-|0|47 05 SATELLITE THANSBISSIO| NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERIMENTS SATURN LAUNCH VEHICLE [NASA RELEASE-83-160| P83-10|96 06 CONTRACT AWARDED TO DISASSEMBLE MOBILE LAUNCHER [NASA RELEASE-83-25| P83-|0025 06 NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS TERZIHAL SUGGESTED EEMARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVES ASSOCIATION, [NASA RELEASE-83-195| P83-|0262 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I025| 05 STS-|I WESTAR SATELLITE BRIEFING P83-10272 05 SaODI aRaBIa UNITED STATES AND SAUDI ARABIA SIGN SPACE RESEARCH SUGGESTED HEMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENT GROUP, AGREEMENT WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0273 05 [RaSA RELEASE-83-165| P83-I0201 06 SATELLITES HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES S aLOUETTE CANADIAN SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 S ANIK SATELLITES S ANN /ASTRONOMICAL NETHERLANDS SATELLITE/ SBS SATELLITES S BIOSaTELLITES SECOND RELAY SATELLITE DELETED FROM SHUTTLE FLIGHT S COBE /COSMIC BACKGROHND EXPLORER/ 8 MANIFEST S COMMUNICATION SATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-86| P83-I0097 06 S COSMOS SATELLITES S DE/DYNAMICS EXPLORER/ 1958 - 1983 OUR _IHST QUARTER CENTURY OF S ECHO PASSIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING S EXOSAT /EUROPEAN X-RAX OBS. SATELLITE/ [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-]0|67 06 S EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES S EXPLORER I NEW ASTRONAUT SHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS _ADE S GOES /GEOSTAT. OPEHATIONAL ENVIRON. SAT./ [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-102|5 06 S GRO/GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY/ S HCMM /HEAT CAPACITY MAPPING MISSION/ SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY S HEAO /HIGH ENERGY ASTRONOMICAL OBS./ JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-|0240 05 S HEAO-2 S HEAO-3 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING |984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE S INDONESIAN SATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-I0269 06 S INSAT-| S INTELSAT SATELLITES SCAT S IHAS /INFRARED ASTEONOMY SATELLITES/ S SUPERSONIC COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT S ISEE-3 S IHE /IHTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER/ SC_TTEBOMETER S LAGEOS /LASER GEODYNAMIC SATELLITE/ SUGGESTED REMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, S LUNAR ORBITER aRLINGTON, VIRGINIA P83-|0250 05 S MAGSAT /MAGNETIC FIELD SATELLITE/ S MARINER SPACE PROBES SCHOLASTIC C_PERATION S METEOEOLOGICAL SATELLITES NaSa TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTEHNATIONAL SATELLITE S NATO COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-|0001 06 S NAVIGATIONAL SATELLITES S NIMBHS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES INTERGOV£RNMENTAL MEETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY S NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES EXPERTS PLANNED S OaO /ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATONY/ [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-I0008 06 S PaLAPA SATELLITES S PEGASUS METEOROID DETECTION SATELLITE INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU S PIONEER 10 [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-10024 06 S PIONEER I| S PROTON SPACECRAFT NASA ACCEPTS |8 STUDY PROPOSALS FOR SPACE STATION S RCA SATELLITES HTILIZATION S RELAY ACTIVE COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-3|| P83-I0042 06 S SALYHT ORBITING SPACE STATION S SARSAT ANTARCTIC "METEORITE" TURNS OUT TO BE _ PIECE OF S SAS THE MOON S SBS SATELLITES [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-10043 06

&-82 SUBJECT INDEX SEA STAT_

CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND SCIENCE FEATURE EVA SUGGESTED REMARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDUCATION'S [NISI RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 TRIBUTE TO HISA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P83-|0|33 05 PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-83-39] P83-|0050 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0|36 05 PLANETARY EXPLORATION THROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED [NASA RELEASE-83-50] P83-|006| 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP, WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA P83-|0|37 05 PIONEER |0 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO [NASA EELEASE-HS-57] P83-|0068 06 SCIENCE S TECHHQIX)GT CORPo, HkHPTOH, VA. NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM/HSFC [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0|73 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-58] P83-|0069 06 SCIENCE &PPLXCATIONS. IRC. SOUNDING ROCKET EXPERIMENTS SUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALS FOR SPACE STATION THEORY HTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-82] P83-|0093 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-3|] P83-|0042 06 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING SCIENCE M&GAZIHH AT KENNEDY SATELLITE MEASUREMENT OF CLOUDS IMPROVES CLIMATE [NASA RELEASE-83-B7] P83-|0098 06 FORECASTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|02] P83-|0||3 06 NEW COMPUTER LANGUAGE TO RE TESTED AT JOHNSON SPACE CENTER SCIENTIMIC AND T]_CHNICAL AEROSPACE REPORTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|08] P83-|01|9 06 NASA TO MAKE AIAA A SOURCE FOR INFORMATION DATABASE [NASA RELEASE-83-|46] P83-|0|8| 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-10|30 06 SCIENTIFIC B&LLOON FLICHT STA., TEX. LARGEST MULTIPLE BALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-|0073 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0|34 05 SCIENTIFIC EIPERIMENTS STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-|0141 05 S L_GE AREA CROP INVENTORY EXPERIMENT

STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|49 05 SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ASSOC°, IIC°, CONN. NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|52 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0|73 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES INSTITUTE RIBBON-CUTTING CEREMONY P83-|0|55 05 S ATS S DE/DZNAMICS EXPLORER/ 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTEN CENTUR_ OF S EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10|67 06 SCIENTISTS SUGGESTED REMARKS: CONGRESSIONAL HLACK CAUCUS POSSIBLE VOLCANIC ACTIVITY DISCOVERED QN VENUS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PANEL P83-|0242 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-159] P83-|0|95 06 REMARKS PREPARED FOE DELIVERY TO THE WASHINGTON STS-9 TO CAR_Y EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON, D.C. FIRST MISSION P83-|0247 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: 72ND ADVANCED MANAGEMENT NASA TECHNIQUES LEAD TO IMPROVED MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS PROGEA_ REUNION, FAIRMONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO [NASA RELEASE-83-|77] P83-10213 06 P83-10249 05

SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, LEWIS SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF RESEARCH CENTER P83-|0237 05 COMMERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERZ TO T_E WASHINGTON SUGGESTED REMARKS: BURLINGTON COUNTY, ECONOMIC PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN# WASHINGTON, D.C. DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE, NEW JERSEY P83-10254 05 P83-|0247 05 SUGGF_TED REMARKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA, LOS SUGGESTED REMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, ANGELES P83-|0255 05 ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P83-|0250 05 SCOTT AFB, ILL. SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATION REVIEW, ORBITER ENTERPRISE AND QSHA TO BE EXHIBITED IN PARIS GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS [NASA RELEASE-83-65] P83-|0076 06 P83-|0252 05 ORBITER ENTERPRISE TO TOHR U.S. AND EUROPEAN CITIES SUGGESTED BEM&EKS: BURLINGTON COUNTY, ECONOMIC [NAS_ HELE&SE-83-75] P83-|0090 06 DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE, NEW JERSEY P83-|0254 05 ENTERPRISE TQ FLY OVER D.C. METROPOLITAN AREA, SUGGESTED REMARKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA, LOS LAND AT DULLBS ANGELES P83-|0255 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-93] P83-|0|04 06 SUGGESTED REBARKS: INAUGURAL LECTURE: JAMES E. SCOUT LAHNCH VEHICLE WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC _DMINISTRATION, NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10261 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-|0269 06 NASA TELEPEESE_CE STUD_ EXPANDS ACTIVITIES IN SPACE SEA D&TA CORP., NENTON, MASS° [NASA RELEASE-83-20|] P83-I0268 06 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0|73 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I027| 06 SEA STATES GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-EISSION CREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-|0074 06 P83-|0277 05

A-83 SEA USE COUNCIL SUBJECTINDEI

SEA OSE COUNCIL NASA CENTER ADVANCES SOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-34| P83-10045 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER P83-10237 05 SEA-GOING PLATFORMS S SAN MAHCO SEA-GOING PLATFORM HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 SEARCH AND RESCUE SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON SENER HA, SPAIN NOAA-E STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-I0046 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6 OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-|26| P83-|016! 06 SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP FOR SPACE PRESIDENT ORDERS NATIONAL SPACE STATION STUDY TWO CANADIANS RESCOED IN FIRST ASSIST BY AMERICAN [NASA RELEASE-83-5]| P83-!0062 06 SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-]29| P83-10164 06 SENSORS S REMOTE SENSING TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT NASA 25TE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, AIR AND SPACE MUSEUE SER¥ICE De&EHOHO_TE, FRANCE P83-!0234 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATION REVIEW, [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 GREAT LAKES NAVAL _RAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS P83-I0252 05 SHERGOTT_, INDIA SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEORITES NAY HAVE COME FROM SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOU_H SHORE CHAMBER OF MARS COMMERCE, RANDOLPH, _ASSACHUSETTS P83-!0253 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-33| P83-10044 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA, LOS SHF ANGELES P83-10255 05 S SUPERHIGH FREQUENCIES SUGGESTED RESARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, GODDARD SHIPS SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENHELT, MARYLAND S KITTY HAWK, USS P83-10274 05 SHOCK WAVES SEARCH FOE EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEORITES MAY HAVE COME FROM 1958 - !983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTGRY OF MARS ACHIEVEmENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-33| P83-10044 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 3-D MOVIES AID JET ENGINE RESEARCHERS AT NASA CENTER SEASAT [NASA RELEASE-83-68| P83-I0079 06 |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUS_ THE BEGINNING SHORT HAHL AIRCRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-!32| P83-!0167 06 S STOL AIRCRAFT S V/STOL AIRCRAFT TWO VENUS RADAR MAPPER CONTRACTS AWARDED [NASA RELEASE-83-|82| P83-10218 06 SHUTTLE INFRARED TELESCOPE FACILITY FISCAL YEAR 1984 EUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 SUGGESTED REHARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUEo ARLINGTON, VIRG[NI_ P83-I0250 05 SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT SEASAT | INVOLVEMENT PROJECT S SEASAT [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83- !0!03 06 SRASAT-A THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENTS CONFERENCE TO HE HELD IN S SEASAT NASHINGTON [NASA RELEASE-83-!!2 ] P83-10|23 06 SECOND BIENNIAL INTERNAT. AEROSPACE SYM. NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 [ NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-10084 06 P83-!0130 06 SEEDS SUGGESTED REMARKS: THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE STUDENT STS-6 PREFLIGHT GETAWAY SPECIAL BHIEFING INVOLVEMENT PROJECT {SSIP) AWARDS CONFERENCE, NASA P83-10030 05 HEADQUARTERS P83-|0153 05 CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTORY OF FEATURE EVA ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0|67 06 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING SIKORSKY AIRCRAFT, STRATFORD, COHN. AT KENNEDY NEW RESEARCH PROGRAM TO STUDY WAYS TO REDUCE [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 HELICOPTER NOISE SELENIDES [NASA RELEASE-83-|8| P83-10018 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-10141 05 SILICON NASA CENTER ADVANCES SOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY SELFRIDGE AFB, MICH. [NASA RELEASE-83-34| P83-|0045 06 S AIR FORCE, U.S. SUGGESTED REMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENT GROUP, SEM WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0273 05 S SPACE ENVIRONMENT MCNITDR SILICOH C|BEIDE SEMICONDUCTORS NASA DEVELOPS PROCESS TO MAKE HIGH-TEMPERATURE NASA DEVELOPS PROCESS TO MAKE HIGH-TEMPERATURE SEMICONDUCTOR SEMICONDUCTOR [NASA RELEASE-83-|4| P83-I0014 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|4| P83-10014 06

A-84 SUBJECT INDEX SOLAR CORONA

SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY,LEWIS SBALL BUSINESSINNOVATIOiRESo.OFF.,NASA RESEARCH CEHTER P83-10237 05 NASA SETS UP SHALL BUSINESSRESEARCHOFFICE [NASA RELEASE-83-11] P83-10011 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 RESSUGGEEARSCHTEDCREflENTEARRKS:HONOR &HANDS CENP83EMOS-10237Y,LEWI05S SIflULATIOH SA COMPUTERIZEDSIHHLATION SEE /SOLAR BESOSPBE_TCEXPLORER/ LARGEST MULTIPLEBALLOONLAUNCH READY TO GO NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-10073 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-I0173 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF SINULATORS ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING SA FLIGHT SIHULATOR [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-18167 06 S_ NEUTRALBUOYANCYSIMULATOR SA NUMERICALAERODYNAMICSIMULATOR SmITHSOBIANASTROPHXSICALOBS., BASS. NASA ACCEPTS |8 STUDYPROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION SHUTTLESIMULATORTO BE DISPLAYEDIH JAPAN UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-5] P83-I0005 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-3|] P83-I0042 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN NASA SELECTS CONTRACTORFOR GODDARD LASER NETWORK P83-I0140 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-121] P83-I0156 06 SINGER LINK DIVo, HOUSTON,TBI., 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 IRAS DISCOVERSITS FIFTH CURET SK$'LABPROGEIE [NASA RELEASE-83-148] P83-10183 06 EXPLORER I LAUNCH ELEVATEDNATIONtSMORALE 25 YEARS AGO SBITHSOBI&HINSTITUTION [NASA RELEASE-83-10] P83-I0010 06 ANTARCTIC"EETEORITE"TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF THE BOON STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONP£RENCE P83-10037 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-I0043 06 HAM RADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTUHX OF [NASA RELEASE-83-90] P83-10|01 06 ACHIBVEHENT--JUSTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10|67 06 $2S-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESSCONFERENCE P83-I0148 05 SBITHSONIANINSTITUTION.BASHIEGTON.DoG° PIONEER 10 SPACECB_T DEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTE_ CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-91] P83-10102 06 ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE B£GINNING [N_SA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 SRBS SOLAR MAXIMUMflISSION ASTRONAUTTRULY NAMED COMMANDEROF NAVAL SPACE CONHAND Stir [NASA RELEASE-83-133] P83-I0168 06 A1958CHIEV- EMEN1983T--OURJUSFITTHRSET BEQUIGINNnTEINGRCERTURY OF LOUSMA RETIRENENT [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-151] P83-10186 06 SNUg ROBERT ALLERTO READ NASA SPACE TRACKING AND DATA CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND SYSTEMS OFFLCE FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-164] P83-I0200 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-I0047 06 NASA FORHS SPACE BIOMEDICALRESEARCHINSTITUTE SOLARA_IYS [NASA RELEASE-83-167] P83-10203 06 STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEAR STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE P83-I0257 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-6|] P83-I0072 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0260 05 P83-I0260 05 SLEEP SOL_ BACKSC&TTERUV SPECTRar RADIOHETER COLUMBIABEING MODIFIEDTO CARRYSPACELAB I SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTEUNRNTATIOHTO BE CARRIED ON [NASA RELEASE-83-27] P83-I0083 06 NOAA-E [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-10046 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-|0140 05 SOLARCELLS NASA CENTER ADVANCESSOLARCELL EFFICIENCY STS-7 POSTFLIGBTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-34] P83-|0045 06 P83-I0148 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-1U235 05 P83-10142 05 STS-9 CHANGE UP SHIFT BRIEFING P83-I0238 05 SUGGESTEDREBARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREHONY,LEWIS RESEARCHCENTER P83-I0237 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIE/ING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) P83-I0257 05 NASA ANARDS CONTRACTFOR INDONESIANCOMHUNICATIONS TERNINAL SHALL ASTRONOBESATELLITES [NASA BELEASE-83-|95] P83-I0262 06 S SAS S_S-|I HESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-I0272 05 SAILL BUS°,INNOVITIOEDR¥..ACTOF 1982 NASA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS SOL_ C_EONA [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-10173 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACE_AB#2P83-) I0259 05

A-85 SOLAR DIBIBIC SXSTER SU_ECT 'II'iDEX

SOLAR DIBARICSZSTEM SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEW, STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-10245 05 GREAT LAKES NAVAL TBaTNINGCENTER, ILLINOIS SOLAR ELECTRIC POWER P83-10252 05 NASA ANARDS CONTRACTFOR INDONESIANCOMMUNICATIONS SOLAR PORE_ TERMINAL S SPACE POWER [NASA RELEASE-83-195] P83-I0262 06 SOLAR PROBE SOLAR ENRRGI S OSO /ORBITINGSOLAR OBSERVATORY/ NASA TESTS NEW REFBIDGERATIONSYSTEM S SOLAR POLARMISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-1|5] P83-10126 06 SOLA2 RanIATION SOLAR FLARES LARGEST MULTIPLEBALLOONLAUNCH READY TO GO NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-I0073 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-10269 06 NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS SOLAR RAXIHBRMISSIOM [NASA RELEASE-83-126] P83-10161 06 CREWMEMBERSNAMED FOR STS-|3, SPACELAB 2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-83-22] P83-I0022 06 SOLAR STSTEM PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS FISCAL YEAR 1984BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-39] P83-I0050 06 NASA BUDGETPBHSS CONFERENCE P83-10029 05 PIONEER I0 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO [NASA RELEASE-83-57] P83-I0068 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-I0033 05 PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFTDEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BItIBFING P83-10035 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-91] P83-|0182 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 NASA SATELLITEDISCOVERSPOSSIBLESECOND SOLAR P83-10130 06 SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-120] P83-I0131 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0142 05 PROPOSEDREMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE STS-7 POST_LIGBTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-I0147 05 P83-I0148 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTHRIEPIRG: PDRS/PFTA P83-I0151 05 SOLAR S_STEM EXPLORATIONDIVISIOB,NASA PLANL_!ARYEXPLORATIONTHROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED A1958CHIE-VEM1983ENT--JOURUSFITTRSHET BQEGINNINGUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-50] 983-10061 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 SOLam gIRD PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNQNN PLANETS NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE [NASA RELEASE-83-39] P83-10050 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-179] P83-I0215 06 PIONEER 10 SPACECRKFTDEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10245 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-91] P83-I0102 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-I0258 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: PIONEER 10 RECEPTION,NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-10146 05 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-10269 06 NASA'S ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFTFLIGHT TO A COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-196] P83-I0263 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY,GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT,MARYLAND SOLAR-TERRESTRIALINTERACTIONS P83-10274 05 PROPOSEDREMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM-- WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-I0147 05 STS-11 EVA TIMELINE BRIEFING P83-I0275 05 INTERNATIONALSOLAR-TERRESTRIALSPACE RESEARCH 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN DISCUSSED P83-|0276 05 [NASA RELEASE-H3-149] P83-I0184 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PRH-tLESSIOCNREW PRESS CCNFERENCE NASAIS ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFTFLIGHT TO A COMET P83-I0277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-196] P83-I0263 06 SOLARMESOSPHERICEXPLORER/SME/ SOLDERING S SHE /SOLAR MESOSPHERICEXPLORER/ AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY SOLAROPTICLL TELESCOPE [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 SUGGESTEDHEMARKS: RBCBUIT GRADUATIONREVIEW, GREAT LAKES NAVAL_RAININGCENTER, ILLINOIS SOLIDPROPELLANTROCKET ENGINES P83-I0252 05 SA CASTOR 4 ROCKET ENGINE SOLAR PHISICS INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULERFOB STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELIB ON ITS LAUNCH FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-10088 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 SOLID PROPELLANTS SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-193] P83-I0229 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) P83-10259 05 SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS SOI_RPOLAR MISSION SA SOLID PROPELLANTROCKET ENGINES NASA AWARDS CONTRACTTO MODIFY CENTAUB FOR SHUTTLE SRB FACILITY ANNOUNCEMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-168] P83-10204 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-17] P83-10017 06

A-86 SUBJECTIBDEZ SPACE COBMU]ICATIO_S

FINAL REPORT ISSUED ON LOSS OF STS-4 SQLID ROCKET SP--100 BOOSTERS SPACE NUCLEAR POWER TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED [NASA RELEASE-83-19| P83-10019 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-30| P83-I0041 06 CONTRACT AWARDED TO DISASSEMBLE MOBILE LAUNCHER SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-25| P83-|0025 06 S INTERPLANETARY SPACE S INTERSTELLAR SPACE CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDBS-a AND FEATURE EVA SPACE ADAPTATION [NASA RELEASE-U3-36| P83-I0047 06 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY SRB REFURBISHMENT FACILITY TO REMAIN AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 SPACE CENTER [NaSa RELEASE-83-48| P83-|0059 06 NIGHT LAUNCH aND LANDING SET FOB STS-8 P83- I0130 06 Nasa TO HECOHPETE BOOSTER ASSEMBLY CONTRACT [NASA RELEASE-83-80| P83-I0091 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-I0|35 05 SECOND RELAY SATELLITE DELETED FROM SHUTTLE FLIGHT STS-7 PREFLIGHT CBEN PRESS CONFERENCE 8 MANIFEST P83-I0142 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-86| P83-I0097 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHT CREN PRESS CONFERENCE AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING P83-I0148 05 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| PH3-I0098 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 STS-6 POSTFLIGET CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|35 05 NASA FORMS SPACE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE [NASA RELEASE-83-|67| P83-|0203 06 _&Sa DRYDEN CONDUCTS SUCCESSFUL DROP TESTS FOR SHUTTLE BOOSTER PARACHUTES SUGGESTED REMARKS: MID-AMERICA COMMITTEE, [NASA RELEASE-83-140| P83-|0175 06 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83-|02q8 05 SOLID ROCKET MOTOR STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 NOVEMBER LAUNCH DATE SET FOR SHUTTLE/SPaCELAB I MISSION STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASa RELEASE-83-163| P83-|0199 06 P83-I0260 05 SPACELAB | CREW ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA EELEASE-83-193] P83-I0229 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 SOLID STATE PHYSICS FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSION CREW PRESS CONFERENCE S SEMICO_DUCTOHS P83-I0277 05

SOLUBILITY SPACE COMMUR. CO., G&ITHERSBURG, MD. STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-I0141 05 STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDUSS P83-I0034 05

SONDA 3 SOUNDING ROCKET CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND Nasa TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERIHENTS FEATURE EVA [NASa RELEaSE-H3-|6O] PH3-I0196 C6 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 SOUNDING BUCKETS TDRS STATUS BEING aSSESSED Sa BLACK BRANT SOUNDING ROCKETS [NASA RELEASE-83-52| P83-|0063 06 SA NIKE-TOMAHAWK SOUNDING ROCKET 5A SONDA 3 SOUNDING ROCKET TDRS-I SUCCESSFULLY MOVED TO PERMANENT LOCATION Sa SPACE PROCESSING APPLICATIONS ROCKET [NaSa RELEASE-83-156| P83-|0191 06 INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU STS-9 TO C&REY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-I0024 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-|0209 06 SOUNDING ROCKET EXPERIMENTS SUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM THEORY ONE OF TDRS I KU-BAND ANTENNA SYSTEMS EXPERIENCES [NASA RELEASE-83-82| P83-I0093 06 PROBLEMS [NASa RELEASE-83-|76| P83-|0212 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING TDRSS FORWARD KU-B&ND LINK SHUTS DOWN [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|80| P83-10216 06 SOURCE TECH. APPL. METALLURG. INC., R.I. HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES NaSa SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 [NASa RELEASE-83-138| P83-10173 06 SPACE COMMUNICATIONS SOOTH AFRICA NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-10001 06 aCEIEVEHENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 INTEBGOVERNMENTAL MEETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY EXPERTS PLANNED SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INST°r TEX° [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-1U008 06 NaSa TESTS EIGR SPEED DATA MaNaGEMENT SYSTEM/NSFC [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-10069 06 STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-10034 05 SOVIET SPACECRAFT STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 S COSMOS SATELLITES S COSPAS SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON S PROTON SPACECRAET NO&A-E S SALYUT ORBITING SPACE STATION [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-10046 06 S SPUTNIK SATELLITE STS IN-FLIGHT CREW HEALTH REPORTING POLICY SOVIET UNION [NASA RELEASE-83-43| P83-10054 06 S U.S.S.R.

1-87 SPACE CREW SUBJECT IIDZI

FINAL EFFORTS TO REGAIN CONTACT WITH VIKING I FRENCH PRESIDENTVISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISEAT [NASA RELEASE-83-47| P83-|0058 06 PARIS AIR SHOW [NASA RELEASE-83-84| P83-I0095 06 NEW EFFORTS BEING HIDE TO COHNUNICATEWITH VIKING I [NASA RELEl_E-83-66] P83-10077 06 HAM RADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 [N&SA RELEASE-83-90| P83-10101 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OSSERVATORYSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-I0085 06 SPAC.ELAH3 PAYLOAD SPECI&LISTSSELECTED FOR TRAINING HAH RADIO TO FLY ON S_S-9 [NASA RELEASE-83-94| P83-I0105 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-90| P83-I0101 06 FIRSTCON_ERCIALPAYLOAD SPECIALISTFOR SHUTTLE NA_ED TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-105| P83-I0116 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-95| P83-I0106 06 LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTS SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHT GEOCO_NUNSYNCICHROATIONOUSNSOHSAHTELLITIT EBOOSTED INTO [NASA RELEASE-83-1|6| P83-J0127 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-104| P83-I0115 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCBEH PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0148 05 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 NASA ENDS _T_US-6 OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-|26| P83-I0161 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-8 SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-131] P83-I0166 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-142| P83-I0177 06 NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EIPERINEHTS NASA FORES SPACE BIOMEDICALRESEARCHINSTITUTE [NASA RELEASE-83-|60| P83-|0196 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-167| P83-I0203 06 STS-9 TO CARRY ZDROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABOH ITS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPICELAHON ITS FIRST NISSION FIRST _ISSION [NI_A RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 [NASA HELEISE-83-173] P83-10209 06 SPACELAH I CHEW ACTIVITIES NEW _TRONAUT SHUTTLEFLIGHT ISSIGNNENTSMADE [NASA RELEASE-83-193] P83-I0229 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-10215 06 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTHRIEFING P83-10236 05 SHUTTLEBRIEFINGSSCHEDULEDIN HOUSTON [NASA RELEASE-83-|94| P83-1U230 06 SUGGESTEDRE,ARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY JOHNSON SPICE CERTES, ROOSTON,TEX° P83-I0240 05 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-10235 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTHOW-TO-COVERBRIEFING STS-9 CHINGE-OF-SHIFTHRIEFING P83-I0236 05 P83-102q6 05 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-I0238 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) P83-I0257 05 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10245 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TOES USE P83-10258 05 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-I0256 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING(SPACELAB#2) P83-10259 05 P83-I0259 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES P83-I0260 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 U6 SUGGESTEDHEHARKS: GANNETT NANAGENENTGROUP, 41-H PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10273 05 P83-I0276 05 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CO_FERENCE/FLIGBTPLAN FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-NISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0276 05 P83-I0277 05 SPACE CREW SPACE DOCKIIG CREWS NAM£D FOR STS-11 IWD STS-12 STS-11 EVA TISELINEBRIEFING P83-10275 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-15| P83-10015 06 SPACE ENVIROHflE_T CREWNESBERSWANED FOR STS-13,SPACELIB 2 AND 3 SPACE NEDICINEIS SUHJEC_ OF NEW NASA BOOK [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-10U22 06 IRIS| RELEASE-83-59| P83-10UTO 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES SPACE ENVI.RO_HR|THONITOR P83-|0031 05 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUflENTATIOHTO BE CARRIED ON NOA&-E STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA 983-10033 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-I0046 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOE APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-10074 U6 JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-10038 06 SPACEEIPF.RIHENTS SA HIGH RESOLUTIONACCELEROMETERPACKIGE CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AHD SA STRATOSPHERICAEROSOLGAS EXPEHIflENT FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-J0047 06 NASA TO I_UHCHCOOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-10U01 U6 WORLDWIDETELEPHONESERVICE SET UP FOR STS-6 NISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-41| P83-10052 06 CRERNEHBERSNA_EDFOR STS-13# SPACELAE2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-10022 06 STS-6 POSTPLIGHTNEWS CCNFRRENCETO EE HELD [NASA RELEASE-83-53| P83-1006q 06 NASA AND GTI CONCLUDEJOINT ENDEAVORAGREEffEWT [NASA RELEASE-83-23| P83-I0023 06

1-88 SUBJECT INDEX SPACE MAINTENANCE

STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0035 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: STS-9 MANNED FLIGHT AWARENESS RECEPTION, KENNDY SPACE CENTEH P83-|0233 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHT PRESS CCNFERENCR P83-I0037 05 TEXT OF REMAHKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT NASA 25TH CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM FEATHRE EVA P83-|0234 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-100_7 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: MID-AMERICA COMMITTEE, COLUHBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELAB I CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83-|0248 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-27] P83-|0083 06 SPACE FLIGHT FEEDING NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES 5T5-7 POSTFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-|0084 06 P83-10148 05 AZBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING SP&CE FLIGHT OBSERVATIONS AT KENNEDY SA MANNED SPACE FLIGHT [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-|0098 06 SPACE FLIGHT STRESS FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLH S_UDENT LIVING IN SPACE HAY HEAN LIVING LONGER, LOSING INVOLVEMENT PROJECT MUSCLE [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-|0|03 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|03] P83-|01|4 06 THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENTS CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|35 05 NASHINGTON [NASA RELEASE-83-||2] P83-|0|23 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE SIUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT (SSIP) AWARDS CONFERENCE, NASA SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, HEADQUARTERS P83-|0|53 05 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0|34 05 EXERCISE AND DIET MAY CONTROL BLOOD CHANGES DURING STS-7 PREFLIGHT BACKGROUND BRIEFINGS: SPAS WEIGHTLESSNESS P83-|0|39 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|30] P83-|0|65 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/FLIGHT PLAN SPACE FLIGHTS P83-10140 05 SA MANNED SPACE FLIGHT

STS-7 POSTFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS IN-FLIGHT CREW HEALTH REPORTING POLICY P83-|0148 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-43] P83-10054 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 NASA TAKES FIRST STEPS TOWARDS FLYING CIVILIANS IN SPACE STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10|52 05 [NASA RELE&SE-83-|98] P83-|0265 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE STUDENT SPACE M&INTEN&ECE INVOLVEMENT PROJECT (SSIP) AWARDS CONFERENCE, NASA CRENMEMBERS NAMED FOR STS-13, SPACELAB 2 AND 3 HEADQUARTERS P83-I0|53 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-22] P83-|0022 06

|958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF FISCAL YEAR |984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0029 05 NASA FORMS SPACE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING ON EVA P83-10033 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|67] P83-10203 06 UPCOMING SHUTTLE LAUNCHES DETAILED STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-99] P83-10110 06 FIHST MrSSION [N_SA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CREN CONFERENCE P83-|0|35 05 SPACELAB I CREN ACTIVITIES STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELE&SE-83-|93] P83-|0229 06 P83-|0142 05 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-|0238 05 NEW ASTRONAUT SHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS MADE [NASA RELEASE-83-179] P83-|02|5 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT HOW-TO-COVER BRIEFING P83-I0246 05 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0245 05 SUGGESTED HEMARKS: 72ND ADVANCED MANAGEMENT REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY TO THE WASHINGTON PROGRAM REUNION, FAIHMONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO PRESS CLUB, BLACK HOHSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10249 05 P83-|0247 05 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05 NASA TELEPRESENCE STUDY EXPANDS ACTIVITIES IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-20|] P83-|0268 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (SPACELAB #2) P83-I0259 05 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-|0269 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0260 05 STS-|| NESTaR SATELLITE BRIEFING P83-10272 05 HIGHLIGHTS OF |983 ACTIVITIES SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREEONY, GODDARD [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT, MARYLAND P83-|0274 C5 SUGGESTED REMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENT GROUP, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0273 05 STS-|| EVA TIHELINE BRIEFING P83-10275 05 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-HISSION CREW PRESS CONFERENCE 4|-B PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHT PLAN P83-I0277 05 P83-|0276 05 SPACE EIPLORATIOE FLIGHT 41-5 PHE-MISSION CREW PRESS CONFERENCE S& LUNAR EXPLORATION P83-|0277 05 SA PLANETARY EXPLORATION

A-89 SPACE MANUFACTURING SUBJECTIIDEI

SPACE MANUFACTURING SUGGESTED REMARKS: 72ND ADVANCED MANAGEMENT SA MATERIALS PROCESSING IN SPACE PROGRAM PROGRAM REUNION, FAIRMONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO P83-|0249 05 NASA TEST5 NEW FABRICATION PROCESS FOR SPACE SYSTEM COMPONENTS SUGGESTED REMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENT GROUP, [NASA RELEASE-83-78] P83-I0089 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0273 05 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 SPACE PROJECTS e LTDoG MANASH'S# ¥Ao P83-10130 06 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PHOPOBALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-10|73 06 PROPOSED REMARKS: THE O.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- NHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-10147 05 SP&CE RJLDI&TION FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHBTTLE STUDENT SUGGESTED REMARKS: 72ND ADVANCED MANAGEMENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT PROGRAM REUNION, FAIRMONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0103 06 P83-|0249 05 SPACE SCIEECES HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES INTEHGOYERNMENTAL MEETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGX [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 EXPERTS PLANNED [N,SA RELEASE-83-8| P83-|0008 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: GANNETT MANAGENENT GROUP, NASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0273 05 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURT OF ACHIEYEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING SP&CE NUCLEAR REACTOR PONER S_STEMS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 SPACE NUCLEAR POWER TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM INITIATED [NASA RELEASE-83-30| P83-10041 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CERENONY JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-10240 05 SPACE PflYSICS SPACELAH | CREW ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-193| P83-10229 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 SPACE PEISIOL_I ARD MEDICINE SPACE SHUI"_LE SPACE MEDICINE IS SUBJECT OF NEW NASA ROOK SA STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-59| P83-|0070 06 PROPOSALS REQUESTED FOR SHUTTLE PROCESSING SPACE POHER CONTRACTING SA FUEL CELLS [NASA RELEASE-83-3| P83-|0003 06 SA SOLAR CELLS NASA AND GTI CONCLUDE JOINT ENDEAVOR AGREENENT NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-23| P83-I0023 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-|0173 06 CONTRACT AWARDED TO DISASSENBLE MOBILE LAUNCHER SPACE PROBES [NASA RELEASE-83-25| P83-|0025 06 S LUNAR ORBITER S NARINER SPACE PROBES FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 S PIONEER 10 S PIONEER |1 STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-10034 05 SPACE PROCESSING JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 S SPACE MANUFACTURING [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-|0038 06 SPACE PROCESSING APPLICATIONS ROCKET PROPOSAL REQUEST ISSUED FOR ACTS STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-10141 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-28| P83-10039 06 SPACE PROGRAMS APRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-6 SA RESEARCH PROJECTS [NAS& RELEASE-83-37| P83-10048 06 INTERGOYERNMENTAL MEETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY TELEPHONE SERVICE AYAILABLE FOR STS-6 MISSION EXPERTS PLANNED [NASA RELEASE-83-42| P83-I0053 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-|0008 06 NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVER TRADE FAIR PANEL TO STHDY COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-46| P83-|0057 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-]2| P83-10012 06 SRB HEFURBISHNENT FACILIT_ TO REMAIN AT KENNEDY SUGGESTED REMARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION, CAPE SPACE CENTER CANAYERAL CHAPTER P83-I0132 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-48| R83-I0059 06

SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, PRESIDENT ORDERS NATIONAL SPACE STATION STUDY NASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0134 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-5|| P83-|0062 06 PROPOSED REMARKS: THE U°So SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE ASTRONAUT RECEBITNENT PLANNED THIS YEAR DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-10147 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-I0086 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM NASA TO RECOMPETE BOOSTER ASSEMBLY CONTRACT ASSOCIATION P83-|0154 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-80| P83-|0091 06 UNITED STATES AND SAUDI ARABIA SIGN SPACE RESEARCH AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AGREEMENT AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-|65| P83-|020| 06 [NASA RELE&SE-83-87] P83-|0098 06 TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT NASA 25TH HEW COMPUTER LANGUAGE TO HE TESTED aT JOHNSON ANNIVERSAHX CELEBRATION, AIR AND SPACE MUSEUN SPACE CENTER P83-|0234 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|08| P83-10119 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PANEL P83-10242 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|]0| P83-10|2| 06

SUGGESTED REMARKS: MID-ANERICA COMMITTEE, THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENTS CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83-|0248 05 WASHINGTON

A-90 SUBJECT INDEX SPACE SHUTTLE PA,LOIUS

[NASA RELEASE-83-1|2] P83-|0|23 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|98] P83-I0265 06 SUGGESTEDREEARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDUCATIONtS NASA TELEPRESENCESTUDY EIPANDS ACTIVITIESIN SPACE TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES,CALIFOR83-RNIAtOt33 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-20|] P83-10268 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 198_LAUNCH SCHEDULE DOPROPOWE SGOEDFREMAROMRHEKS:RE THE U.S. SPACE PRP83-OGRAMI0--147WH05ERE [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-|0269 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES SUGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORM [NASA RELEASE-83-20q] P83-10271 06 ASSOCIATION P83-1015q 05 SPACESHUTTLE OPERA_IOHS PUBLIC VIENING OF STS-8 NIGHT LANDING RESTRICTED JOHNSON CENTER PLANSTO CONSOLIDATESTS OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-128] P83-I0|63 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-157] P83-10192 06 TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-8 SPACESHUTTLE ORBITER [NASA RELEASE-83-|31] P83-10166 06 SA CHALLENGER SA COLUHBIA ASTRONAUTTRULY NAMED COMMANDEROF NAVAL SPACE SA DISCOVER| COMMAND [NASA RELEASE-83-133] P83-10168 06 SHUTTLE SIEULATORTO BE DISPLAYEDIN JAPAN LOCKHEEDWINS SHUTTLE PROCESSINGCONTRACTAT [NASA RELEASE-83-5] P83-I0005 06 KENNEDY CENTER PANEL TO STUD_ COMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|34] P83-10169 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|2] PH3-10012 06

CONASAMPETITIOBECOMENS A SPONSOR OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MATH FISCAL TEAR 198qBUDGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-137] P83-I0172 06 NASA BUDGET PRESSCONFERENCE P83-|0029 05 BOB HOPE HOPES TO BECOME SPACE TRAVELER NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|39] P83-1017q 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-|008q 06 NASA DRYDEN CONDUCTSSUCCESSFULDROP TESTS FOR ORBITER ENTERPRISETO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEANCITIES SHUTTLE BOOSTER PARACHUIES [NASA RELEASE-83-75] R83-J0090 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-140] P83-10175 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE FLOWN TO ROHE FNASAOR LEANASECRAFD FAIRCTHILDSIGN JOINT ENDEAVORAGREEMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-83] P83-1009q 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|43] P83-10178 06 FRENCH PRESIDENTVISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISEAT PARIS AIR SHOH DATES FOR SPACELABBRIEFINGSSET [NASA RELEASE-83-8q] P83-|0095 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|44] P83-10179 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE DISPLAYEDIN WASHINGTON DIINSCUSSETERNATIOD NALSOLAR-TERRESTRIALSPACE RESEARCH [NASA RELEASE-H3-89] P83-10|00 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|49] P83-1018q 06 ENTERPRISETO FLY OVER D.C. EETROPOLITANAREA, LAHD AT DULLES TELESCOPESPACE TELESCOPERENAMED AS EDNIN Po RUBBLE SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-93] P83-10104 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|55] P83-10190 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE SYMPOSIUE,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-1014q 05 TDRS-I SUCCESSFULLYMOVED TO PERMANENTLOCATION [NASA RELEASE-83-|56] P83-10191 06 SUGGESTEDHEHARKS: SCA/ENTERPHISECEREMONY NASA AWARDS CONTRACTTO MODIFY CENTAUR POE SHUTTLE P83-10145 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|68] P83-|020q 06 SHUTTLE ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE SHO_NAT NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION TWO VENUS RADAR MAPPER CONTRACTSAWARDED [NASA RELEASE-83-|88] P83-|022q 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-182] P83-I0218 06 SUGGESTEDHEHARKS: AGENCY-WIDEHONOR AWARDS TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENTAT NASA 25TH CEREMONY P83-10239 06 ANNIVERSARYCELEBRATION,AIR AND SPACE HUSEUM P83-10234 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMQNY,LENIS RESEARCHCENTER P83-10237 05 SPACE SHUTTIJ PATLOM)S SA OSTA-2 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: MID-AMERICACOMMITTEE, CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-J0248 05 CHEHS NAHED FOR STS-I| AND STS-12 [NASA RELEASE-83-|5] P83-|0015 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL,THE NAVYLEAGUE, ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 STS-6 APPEARSSET FOR LAUNCH EARLY IN MARCH [NASARELEASE-83-16] P83-10016 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVESASSOCIATION, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|025| 05 FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEW, STS-6 PREFLIGHTGETAWAY SPECIAL BRIEFING GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAININGCENTER, ILLINOIS P83-|0030 05 P83-|0252 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEPING/OHBITERCHANGES SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOU_E SHORECHAMBER OF P83-10031 05 COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,BASSACHUSETTS P83-|0253 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-|0033 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: BURLINGTONCOUNTY, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTCOMMITTEE,NE_ JERSE_ P83-10254 05 JUNE |8 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-72] P83-I0038 06 NASA TAKES FIRST STEPS TOWARDSFLYING CIVILIANSIN SPACE

A-9! SPACE STATIONTECRBOLOGYWORKSHOP SUBJECTINDEX

CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDES-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-|3] P83-I0013 06 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVER TRADE _AIR STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-46] P83-|0057 06 PROPOSED REMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE NASA AND ORHITAL SYSTEMS CORP. SIGN AGREEMENT DO WE GO FROH HERE P83-|0|47 05 P83-|0065 06 SUGGESTED EEHARKS: INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION P83-|0|54 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-10084 06 SPACE TELESCOPE RENAMED AS EDWIN P. HOBBLE SPACE SECOND RELAY SATELLITE DELETED FROM SHUTTLE FLIGHT TELESCOPE 8 MANIFEST [NASA RELEASE-83-|55] P83-|0190 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-86] P83-|0097 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: AGENCY-WIDE HONOR AWARDS A_BITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING CEREMONY R83-|0239 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0245 05 FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT SUGGESTED REHARKS: 72ND ADVANCED MANAGEMENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT PROGRAM REUNION, FAIRHONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-I0103 06 P83-10249 05 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVES ASSOCIATION, P83-|0|30 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|025| 05 STS-7 BACKGROUND BRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|38 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATION REVIEN, GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA P83-|0252 05 P83-|015| 05 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE R83-10|52 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 HSI AWARDED CONTRACT FOR MOBILE LAUNCHER 3 AND PAD FLIGHT @I-5 PRE-MISSION CREW PRESS CONFERENCE WORK P83-10277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-123] P83-I0158 06 SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INSTITUTE SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, [NASA RELEASE-83-|@2] P83-|0177 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0134 05 NOVEHHER LAUNCH DATE SET FOR SHUTTLE/SPACELAB | SUGGESTED REHARKS: SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE MISSION INSTITUTE RIBBON-CUTTING CEREMONY P83-|0|55 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|63] P83-|0|99 06 SPACE TELESCOPE RENAMED AS EDWIN P. HUBBLE SPACE NEW ASTRONAUT SHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS MADE TELESCOPE [NASA RELEASE-83-|79] P83-|02|5 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|55] P83-|0190 06 SUGGESTED REHARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY SUGGESTED REMARKS: AGENCY-WIDE HONOR AWARDS JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, BCHSTON, TEX. P83-10240 05 CEREMONY P83-I0239 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (FLIGHT DIRECTOR} SPACE TRANSPORT&TION CO.. PRINCETOB, H.J. P83-10257 05 PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|2] P83-I0012 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (SPACELAB #2) P83-I0259 05 SPACE TRANSPORT&TION SISTER SA ORBITAL TRANSFER VEHICLE STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE HA SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER P83-|0260 05 FISCAL YEAR 198@ BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 198@ LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-10269 06 NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0029 05 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|027| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0173 06 SPACE STATION TECHNOLOG_ WORKSHOP SPACE TR&ISPORTATION SZSTE_ FLIGHTS SUGGESTED REMARKS: SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY SA STS-| WORKSHOP, WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA P83-I0137 05 SA STS-3 SA STS-4 SPACE STATIONS SA STS-5 S ORBITING SPACE STATIONS SA STS-6 SA STS-7 SPACE SUITS SA STS-8 INQUIRY TEAM REPORTS ON SPACE SUIT PAILURES S& STS-9 [NASA RELEASE-83-9] P83-I0009 06 SA STS-|0 SA STS-11 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/SUIT FAILURE REPORT SA STS-|2 P83-|0032 05 SA STS-13 SA STS-|8 CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLO_ TDHS-A AND SA STS-24 FEATURE EVA [NKSA RELEASE-83-36] P83-I0047 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/ORBITER CHANGES P83-I0031 05 STS-I| EVA TIHELINR BRIEFING P83-|0275 05 TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-6 MISSION SPACE TELESCOPE [NASA RELEASE-83-42] P83-|0053 06 SPACE TELESCOPE SUBJECT OF NEW BOOK

A-92 SUBJECT INDEX SPACECRAFTLIFE EIRECTANCI

NASA SIGNS AGREEMENTFOR ADDITIONALSOLID ROCKET CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND MOTOHS FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-55] P83-10066 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|00q7 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEANCITIES GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL28 [NASA RELEASE-83-75] P83-|0090 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-10074 06 SECOND RELAY SATELLITEDELETED FROM SHUTTLEFLIGHT NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE 8 MANIFES2 [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-10085 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-86] P83-|0097 06 AHBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATUREFIRST LANDING UPCOMINGSHUTTLE LAUNCHES DETAILED AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-99] P83-101|0 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-I0098 06 COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITEBOOSTEDINTO NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-ASATELLITE GEOSYNCHRONOUSORBIT [NASA RELEASE-83-|0|] P83-I0112 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|04] P83-|0||5 06 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTKR 3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: N_TIONALSPACE CLUB, [NASA HELEASE-83-||0] P83-|0|21 06 NASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0134 05 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|38 05 P83-|0130 06 _DRSS TRANSMITSLANDSAT 4 THERMATICMAPPERIMAGES STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS [NASA RELEASE-83-|27] P83-10162 06 P83-I0139 05 SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-142] P83-10177 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|ql] P83-10|76 06 NASA TO MOVE TDRS TO PERMANENTLOCATION NASA ISSUES ANNOUNCEMENTOF OPPORTUNITYFOR I-RAY [NASA HELEASE-83-|q5] P83-10180 06 OBSERVATORY [NASA RELEASE-83-|5q] P83-|0189 06 NEN ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE PLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE [NASA RELEASE-83-|79] P83-10215 06 NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERIMENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|6]0 P83-|0|96 06 SHUTTLE BRIEFINGSSCHEDULEDIN HOUSTCN [NASA RELEASE-83-194] P83-10230 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELABPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10244 05 SUGGESTEDEEMAHKS: AGENCY-RIDEHONOR AWARDS CEREHORY P83-10239 06 SPACECRAFTCONTROL TDRS STATUS BEING ASSESSED SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREHONY [NASA RELEASE-83-52] P83-10063 06 JOHNSON SPACE CEHTER, HOUSTON,TEX. P83-10240 05 GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE SPACE TRAVEL [NASA RELEASE-83-6|] P83-|0072 06 BOB HOPE HOPES TO BECOME SPACE TRAVELEH [NASA RELEASE-83-|39] P83-|0174 06 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-l|0] P83-10121 06 SPACEBOHNE,INC.B LA CANADA, CALIF. NASA SELECTSSMALL BUSINESSRESEARCH PROPOSALS SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION,CAPE [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-10173 06 CANAVERALCHAPTER P83-10|32 05 SPACECRAFT STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0135 05 S APOLLO SPACECRAFT S COSPAS STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS S GEMINI SPACECHAPT P83-10139 05 S SURVEYOR SPACECRAET NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSIRESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS SPACECRAFTCABIN ATMOSPHERES [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-|0|73 06 SPACE MEDICINEIS SUBJECTOF HEN NASA BOOK [NASA RELEASE-83-59] P83-10070 06 SP&CECRAFTDESIGN NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-10001 06 P83-I0140 05 HASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELAE PRESSCONFERENCE UTILIZATION P83-I02qq 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-3|] P83-I0042 06 SPACECRAF2CABINS SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION,CAPE STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES CANAVERALCHAPTER P83-10|32 05 P83-|0031 05 STANDARDPHHASEOLOG_ON THE SPACELAHDEVELOPMENT SPACECRAFTCO_MUHICATIORS AND UTILIZATIONPROGRAMS NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|69] P83-I0205 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0173 06 SP&CECR/LFTENVIRONMENTS SPACECRAFTCOBPONENTS SPACE MEDICINEIS SUBJECTOF NEE NASA BOOK NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-59] P83-10070 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-I0001 06 SPACECRAFTLIFE EXPECTAHCT NASA SELECTS SMALL BDSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS NASA TRANSFERSLANDSAT OPERATIONS,MANAGEMENTTO [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-10173 06 NOAA [NASA RELEASE-83-7] P83-|0007 06 SPACECRAFTCOII_IGURATIONS STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-10034 05 IMAGES FROM IRAS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIBLE FROM EARTH [NASA RELEASE-83-2|] P83-I0021 06 STS-6 PREMLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE P83-I0036 05 STS-6 BRIEFIRGON TDRSS P83-|003q 05

A-93 SPICECRAFT MlliEHVERS SU_ECT INDEX

SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON TDRS-I SUCCESSFULLYMOVED TO PERMANENTLOCATION NOAA-E [RASA RELEASE-83-156] P83-I0191 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-10Oq6 06 STS-9 CHARGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-10236 05 PIONEER {o to PAss BEYOND PLUTO [NASA RELEASE-83-57] P83-|0068 06 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-[0238 05 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAYOBSERVATORYSATELLITE STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELABPRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-10085 06 P83-10244 05 IRAS DISCOVERSTHO REGIONS NBERESTARS ARE BEING STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR} BORN P83-10257 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-81] P83-|0092 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) AMBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING P83-10259 05 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREN PRESS CONFERENCP83-1E 0260 05 PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFTDEPARTS SOLARSYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-9]] P83-|0102 06 NASAeS ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECR_T FLIGHT TO A COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-196] P83-10263 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-ASATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|01] P83-I0|12 06 INTERNATIONALSUN-EARTHEXPLORER (ISEE-3)TO BE RENAMED NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-197] P83-10264 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-||0] P83-1012| 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES NASA TESTS NEN REFRIDGERATIONSYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-115] P83-I0126 06 4|-H PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE P83-I0276 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|41] P83-10176.06 SPACECRILFGTRIENTATIOE NASA AND FAIRCHILDSIGN JOINT ENDEAVOR AGREEMENT COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITEBOOSTED INTO FOR LEASECRAFT GEOSYNCRRONOUSORBIT [NASA RELEASE-83-143] P83-10178 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-104] P83-10115 06 NASA TO MOVE TDHS TO PERMANENTLOCATION SPACECRAFTPOWER SUPPLIES [NASA RELEASE-83-145] P83-I0180 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELABPRESS CONFEPR83-IENCE0244 05 NASA ISSUES ANNOUNCEMENTOF OPPORTUNITYFOR X-RAY OBSERVATORY SP&CECRAFTPROPULSION [NASA RELEASE-83-154] P83-I0189 06 SECOND FLIGHT READINESSFIRING SCHEDULED [NASA RELEASE-B3-2] P83-I0002 06 REQUEST FOR PHOPOSELSISSUED FOE X-RAY OBSERVATORY [NASA EELEASE-83-175] P83-1021| 06 SECOND TEST FIRING OF CHALLENGERENGINES SET FOR JAN. 25 INFRAREDASTRONOMICALSATELLITETO CEASE OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-4] P83-10004 06 [NASA RELEASE-B3-|81] P83-10217 06 SPACECRAFTRECOVER_ NASAeS ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFTFLIGHT TO A CONET INTERNATIONALROCKET EXPERIMENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU [NASA RELEASE-83-196] P83-I0263 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-24] P83-|0024 06 STS-11WESTAR SATELLITEBHIEFING P83-I0272 05 SPACECRAFTSTABILIZATION GOVEENflENT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE SPACECRAFTflANEUVERS [NASA RELEASE-83-61] P83-10072 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA STS-6 CARRIESLANGLEY ORBITER EXPERIMENT P83-I0151 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-45] P83-10056 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10245 05 GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOAA-R SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-61] P83-10072 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSIONCHEW PRESS COP83-NFERIENCE0277 05 AMBITIOUSSTS-7MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY SPACECRAFTTRACKING [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITEBOOSTED INTO 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF GEOSYNCHRONOUSORBIT ACHIEVEMENT--JUS_THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-i04] P83-10115 06 [NASA RELE&SE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-1|0] P83-I0121 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS P83-|0139 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-10258 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN SPACECR_T-EARTHDISTANCE P83-I0140 05 PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO [NASA RELEASE-83-57] P83-10068 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCRE_ PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0148 05 SPACEFLIGHTTRACKINGARD DATA NETWORKS STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10150 05 . CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND NASA TO MOVE TDRS TO PERMANENTLOCATION EEATHRE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-145] P83-I0180 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06

A-9q SUBJECT I_DEI SPICELAB

AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING DATES FOE SPACELABBRIEFINGSSET AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-|_4] P83-|0|79 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 NOVEMBERLAUNCH DATE SET FOR SHUTTLE/SPACELAB| NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOE STS-8 HISSION P83-|0|30 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|63| P83-10|99 06 |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF STS-9BADGING BEGINS NOV. 23: THANKSGIVINGDAY ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING CLOSING PLANNED [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|66| P83-|0202 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS STANDARDPHRASEOLOGYON THE SPACELADDEVELOPMENT FIRST MISSION AND HTILIZATIONPBOGEAHS [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|69| P83-|0205 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 FIRST _ISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 SPACELAB SA SPACELAB | ONE OF TDRS_ KU-BAND ANTENNASYSTEMS EXPERIENCES PROBLEMS INTEBGOVEENHENTALBEETINGOF SPACETECHNOLOGY [NASA RELEASE-83-|76| P83-|02|2 06 EXPERTS PLANNED [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-|0008 06 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS_ADE [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-|02|5 06 CREWMEHBEESNAMED FOR S_S-|3,5PACELAB 2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-|0022 06 TDBSS FORWARD KU-BARDLINK SHUTS DOWN [NASA RELEASE-83-|80| P83-I0216 06 FISCAL YEAR |984BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 TELEPHONESERVICE TO BE AVAILABLEFOR SPACELAB STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFINGFROM KSC P83-|0028 05 MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-184| P83-|0220 06 NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0029 05 SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDESS P83-I0034 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|93| P83-|0229 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0037 05 SHUTTLEBRIEFINGSSCHEDULEDIN HOUSTON [NASA RELEASE-83-|94| P83-|0230 06 NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVER TRADE FAIR [NASA RELEASE-83-46| P83-|0057 06 SHGGESTEDREMARKS:STS-9 HANNED FLIGHT AWARENESS RECEPTION,KERNDY SPACE CENTER P83-|0233 05 COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIEDTO CARRY SPACELAB 1 [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-10083 06 STS-9 CHARGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-|0235 05 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEANCITIES STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-|0238 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-10090 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELABPRESS CONFERENCE FRENCH PRESIDENTVISITS ORRITEE ENTERPRISEAT P83-|0244 05 PARIS AIR SHOW [NASA RELEASE-83-84| P83-|0095 06 REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY TO THE WASHINGTON PRESS CLUB, BLACKHORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON,D.C. HAM RADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 P83-|0247 05 [NASA HELEASE-83-90] P83-|0|01 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: MI_AMERICA COMMITTEE, SPACELAR 3 PAYLOAD SPECIALISTSSELECTEDFOR TRAINING CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-|0248 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-94| P83-|0|05 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVESASSOCIATION, UPCOMING SHUTTLELAHNCHES DETAILED WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0251 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-99| P83-10||0 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEW, COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITEROOSTED INTO GREAT LAKES NAVALTRAININGCENTER, ILLINOIS GEOSYNCHRONOUSORBIT P83-|0252 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|04| P83-|0115 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 NASA AND ESA ANNOUNCERESCBEDULEOF SPACELAB | LAUNCH STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {FLIGHTDIRECTOR) [NASA RELEASE-83-||4| P83-I0|25 06 P83-I0257 05 LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHT STS-8PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TDHS USE P83-|0258 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-||6| P83-10|27 06 STS-9PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) SUGGESTEDREMARKS: NATIONALSPACE CLUB, P83-|0259 05 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0134 05 STS-9PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE P83-I0260 05 SYMPOSIUm,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-|0144 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES E. STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0|52 05 WEDB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|026| 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORM ASSOCIATION P83-|0154 05 NASA TO RAVE RECORD BREAKING |984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-|0269 06 TDHSS TRANSMITSLANDSAT 4 _HEHMATICMAPPER IMAGES [NASA RELEASE-83-|27| P83-10|62 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUABT£R CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT BANAGEMENTGROUP, [NASA HELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0273 05

A-95 SPACELAB | SUBJECT INDEI

SPACELAB I SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES EUROPEANSPACE AGENCY RECEIVESSPACELAB PAINTING [NASA RELEASE-83-193| P83-I0229 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-185| P83-I0221 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 SPER S SPACE PROCESSINGAPPLICATIONSROCKET STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) P83-I0259 05 SPAR AEROSPACEDIVISION,QUEBEC, CANADA NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESSCONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-q4] P83-I0055 06 P83-I0260 05 SPARTA,INC., LEIImGTON#BASS.. SPECTRUMDEVELOP.LADS, INC_, CALIF. NASA SELECTSSMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-|0173 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-10173 06 SPARTAN-I SPECTRONDEVELOP.LABS• IlC.e SEATTLE SHUTTLECREWS SELECTED NASA SELECTS SM&LL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|42| P83-I0|77 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-I0|73 06 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE SPECTROSCOPY [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-I0215 06 SA MOLECULARSPECTROSCOPY NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDHLE IRAS DISCOVERSMATERIAL0RBITINGANOTHERSTAR [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-|0269 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-199| P83-10266 06 SPAS-0| (SHUTTLEPALLET SATELLITE) SPIN MODE JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 NASA BOARD REPORTSFINDINGSON T-37 CRASH [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-I0038 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-147| P83-I0182 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEANCITIES SPIRE CORP.• BEDFORD•BASS. [NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-|0090 06 NASA SELECTSSMALL BOSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-I0173 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY SPUTNIKSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 PROPOSEDREMARKS: THE U.S. SPACEPROGRAM -- WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-I0147 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS P83-I0139 05 SgGGESTEDREMARKS: MID-AMERICACOMMITTEE, CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-10248 05 STS-7 PHEFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-10140 05 SRB S SOLIDROCKET BOOSTERS STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10142 05 SRM S SOLID EOCKET MOTOR STS-7 POSTFLIG_TCREN PRESSCONFEHENCE P83-I0148 05 SSME /SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE/ SECOND TEST FIRING OF CHALLENGERENGINES SET FOR 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUR_ OF JAN. 25 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [HASARELEASE-83-4| P83-I0004 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 STS-6 APPEARS SET FOR LAgNCH E_LY IN MARCfl NEW ASTRON&0TSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE [NASA RELEASE-83-16| P83-I00|6 06 [NASA RELEASE-B3-|79| P83-I02]5 06 CONTRACTAWARDEDTO DISASSEMBLEMOBILE LAUNCHER SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMON_ [NASA RELE&SE-83-25] P83-10025 06 JOHNSON SPACE CENTEr, EOUSTON,TEX..P83-|0240 05 STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFINGFROM KSC P83-|0028 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-|0258 05 STS-6PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES STS-|| EVA TIMELINEBRIEFING P83-|0275 05 P83-10031 05 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0037 05 P83-I0276 05 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDES-A AND FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE FEATURE EVA P83-|0277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 SPECIALEQUIPMENTSTORAGE ASSEBBLT APRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-6 STS-II EVA TIMELIRE BRIEFING P83-10275 05 [NASA HELEASE-83-37] P83-10048 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSIONCREW PRESS CONEERENCE COLUMBIABEING MODIFIEDTO CARRF SPACELAB | P83-10277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-I0083 06 SPECTRARESEARCH SYS.• HUNTSVILLE•ALA. AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATURE FIRS_ LANDING NASA SELECTSSMALL BHSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS AT KENNED_ [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-I0173 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 SPECTRALSCIENCESmIlC.• EURLIWGTONtHA. NASA SELECTSFACILIT_ OPERATIONSCONTRACTORFOR NSTL NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|25| P83-10|60 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-138| P83-I0173 06 STABILIZ&TIOB SPECTROMETER S SPACECRAFTSTABILIZATION SA MASS SPECTROMETERS SA PHOTOMETERS STANDARDELECTRICLORENZ,GEREANY S& ULTRAVIOLETSPECTROMETER STS-9 TO CARR_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION IBAS DISCOVERSNEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SFSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-171| P83-10207 06

A-96 SUBJECTINDEX STS-6

STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-10238 05 QSH& WILL BE SHOWN AT PARIS AIR SHOW [NASA RELEASE-83-60] P83-|007| 06 ST&|FORDTELECOEBUI.,INC., HCLEAE,VA. NASA SELECTS S_ALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS STRATOSPHERE [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0|73 06 LARGEST MULTIPLEBALLOON LAUNCH READY TO GO [NASA RELEASE-83-62] P83-10073 06 STANFORDUHIVow CALIF. NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA NANAGE_ENTSZSTEM/BSFC SATELLITE_EASUREHENTOF CLOUDS I_PROVES CLIMATE [NASA RELEASE-83-58] P83-10069 06 FORECASTS [NASA RELEASE-83-102] P83-10113 06 STAR S SCIENTIFICAND TECHNICALAEROSPAC£REPORTS NASA BEGINS NEW STUDY OF GLOBAL TBOPOSPHEREeS CHEMISTRY STAR ENTERPRISES,BLOOBINGTON,IRD° [NASA RELEASE-83-||3] P83-10|24 06 NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION UTILIZATION STRATOSPHERICAEROSOL GAS EIPERIBENT [NASA RELEASE-83-SI] P83-10042 06 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING STAR FORRATION [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 NEN PRENONENAIN UNIVERSEOUTLINEDAT IR&S CONFERENCE STRATOSPHERICAEROSOL REASUREflENT [H_SA RELEASE-83-|62] P83-10|98 06 |958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STAR TRACKERS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 ATMOSPHERICSATELLITECONTINUESSTUDIES 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-|92] P83-|0228 06 P83-10276 05 STRATOSPHERICSOURDING UNIT STAR TRACKING SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIGNTO BE CARRIED ON S STAR TRACKERS NOAA-E ST_LETTE SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-]0046 06 LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES STRESS _EISUREHEHT [NASA RELEASE-83-203] P83-|0270 06 NASA PROBES |INNERSPACE' WITH ULTRASONICS ST_S [NASA RELEASE-83-|58] P83-I0|93 06 SA ANDROMEDANEBULA STROBTIUB SA BETELGUESESTAR INTERNATIONALROCKET EZPERIHENTSTO RE HELD IN PERU S& CONSTELLATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-24] P83-10024 06 SA FONALHAUT (ALPHAPSA} S_AR S& GALAXIES SOHNDIHG ROCKET EXPERIMENTSSUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM SA NAGELLANICCLOUDS THEORY SSAA VEGPISACISSTAHSAR TRINUSCONSTELLATION [NASA RELEASE-83-82] P83-|0093 06 STRUCTURALDYNABICS PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFTDEPARTSSOLAR SYSTE_ NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-9|] P83-10|02 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-10173 06 STATE TECHNOLOGYAPPL. CENTERS,NASA STS-| NASA TO RAKE AIAA A SOURCE _OR INFORE&TIONDATABASE CEEWEENBERSNAMEDFOR STS-|3, SPACELAB2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-83-146] P83-|0|8| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-22] P83-|0022 06 STATE UNIV.OF NEW¥ORK# ALBANY STS-3 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND LOUSMA RETIREMENT FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-|51] P83-I0|86 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06 STS-q STATIONS PANEL TO STUDYCOMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE S GROUND STATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-|2] P83-|00|2 06 S LUNAR BASES S TRACKING STATIONS FINAL REPORT ISSHED OR LOSS OF STS-4 SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS STDR [NASA EELE&SE-83-19] P83-10019 06 S SPACEFLIGHTTRACKINGAND DATA NETNOEKS STS-5 STELLARBASS EJECTION INQUIRY TEAR REPORTSON SPACE SHIT FAILURES BIETTELGR&S DISEUSCOVEE RSGIANT DUST SHELL AROUND THE STAR [NASA RELEASE-83-9] P83-I0009 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-172] P83-10208 06 PANEL TO STUDZ CON_ERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE STELLAR TEMPERATURE [NASA RELEASE-83-|2] P83-10012 06 NEW PHENOMENAIN UNIVERSEOUTLINEDAT IRAS CREWMEMBERSNAMED FOR STS-|3,SPACELAB 2 AND 3 CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-22] P83-|0022 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-162] P83-10198 06 NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10029 05 STIRLINGCZCLE HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESSCONFERENCE P83-10037 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|027| 06 COLUBBIABEING _ODIFIEDTO CARRY SPACELAB I STIRLINGDRIV._ SCOTLAND [HAS& RELEASE-83-27] P83-10083 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST _ISSION STS-6 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 SECOND FLIGHT READIRESSFIRING SCHEDULED STOL AIRCRAFT [NASARELEASE-83-2] P83-10002 06 S& V/STOL AIRCRAFT STS-6 APPEARSSET FOR LAUNCH EARLYIN NARCR [NASA RELEASE-83-16] P83-I00|6 06

&-97 STS'7 SUBJECT XBDEX

LANDSAT 4 I-BAND COHBUNICATIONSPNOBLEH TELEPHONESERVICE AVITLABLEFOR STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-20] P83-|0020 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|3|] P83-|0166 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT ASTRONAUTTRULY NANED COMMANDEROF NAVAL SPACE P83-|0032 05 COEMAND [NASA RELEASE-83-|33] P83-|0|68 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING ON EVA P83-|0033 05 STS-9 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0035 05 HAH RADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 [NASA RELEASE-83-90] P83-|0|0| 06 STS-6 PBEFLIGH_BRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE P83-|0036 05 NASA AND ESA ANNOUNCERESCHEDULEOF SPACELAB I LAUNCH STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0037 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-114] P83-I0|25 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOZ TDRS-A AND SUGGESTEDREBARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORB FEATURE EVA ASSOCIATION P83-|0154 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06 DATES FOR SPACELABBRIEFINGSSET APRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-6 [NASA RELEASE-83-144] P83-I0179 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-37] P83-|0048 06 NOVEMBERLAUNCH DATE SET FOR SHUTTLE/SPAC£LAB] STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEY ORBITER EIPERIBENT HISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-45] P83-|0056 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-163] P83-10|99 06 NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVER TRADE FAIR STS-9 BADGING BEGINS NOV. 23: THANKSGIVINGDAY [NASA RELEASE-83-446] P83-I0057 06 CLOSING PLANNED [NASA RELEASE-83-]66] P83-|0202 06 IUS INVESTIGATIONBOARD NEBEEHS NAMED [NASA RELEASE-B3-49] P83-I0060 06 STS-9 TO CARRZ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST HISSIOH STS-6 POS_PLIGBTNRNS CONFERENCETO BE HELD [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-53] P83-10064 06 ONE OF TDRSt KH-BAND ANTENNASYSTEBS EXPERIENCES NASA SLATES HAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES PROBLEBS [NASA RELEASE-H3-73] P83-10084 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|76] P83-10212 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGRTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0135 05 FRANK S. JOHNSONJR. TO HEAD NASAwS PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIVISION STS'-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-178] P83-10214 06 CREWME_BERSHAHED FOR STS-|3,SPACELAB 2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-H3-22] P83-I0022 06 TDRSS FORWARD KB-BANDLINK SHUTS DOWN [NASA RELEASE-83-180] P83-|0216 06 JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-72] P83-|0038 06 SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-193] P83-|0229 06 AHBITIOUSSTS-7HISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY SUGGESTEDREBARKS:STS-9 BANNED FLIGHT AWARENESS [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-I0098 06 RECEPTION,KENNDZ SPACE CENTER P83-I0233 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-I0235 05 P83-I0|39 05 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-10236 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-I0140 05 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-I0238 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-I014| 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELABPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10244 05 STS-7 PREFLIGH_CREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0|42 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTHOW-TO-COVERBRIEFING P83-I0246 05 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0148 05 STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-10256 05 STS-8 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {FLIGHTDIRECTOR) CRENBE_BERS NABEDFOR STS-13#SPACELAH 2 AND 3 P83-|0257 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-22] P83-10022 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) STS-8 FLIGHT IN AUGUST TO CARRYSPECIAL PHILATELIC P83-I0259 05 COVERS [NASA RELEASE-83-1||] P83-I0122 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10260 05 LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACESHUTTLE FLIGHT [NASA RELEASE-83-116] P83-I0127 06 STS-10 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENTGROUP. NIGHT LAUN_I AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0273 05 P83-I0130 06 STS-I| STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 CREWS NAMEDFOR STS-|I AND STS-12 [NASA RELEASE-83-|5] P83-I0015 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA P83-|0|5| 05 STS-I| EVA TI_ELINE BRIEFING P83-10275 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCHEW CONFERENCE P83-I0|52 05 4|-B PREFLIGHTPRESSCONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN P83-]0276 05 STS-8 HISSION EXTENDED [NASA RELEASE-83-124] P83-I0|59 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-_ISSIONCREN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0277 05

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STS-|2 TDRSS FORWARDKU-BAHDLINK SHUTSDOWN CHEWSNAMEDFOR STS-II ANDSTS-12 [NASA RELEASE-83-180] P83-10216 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-15| P83-|0015 06 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFIHG P83-I0235 05 FIRST COMHERCIALPATLOAD SPECIALISTFOR SHUTTLE NAMED STS-9 CHAHGE-OP-SHIF_BHIEFIHG P83-I0236 05 [NASA HELEASE-83-IO5] P83-10116 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTHOW-TO-COVERBNIEFIHG STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CPES P83-10149 05 P83-I0246 05 STS-|3 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) CHEWMEMBEHSNAMED FOR STS-13,SPACELA8 2 AHD 3 P83-I0257 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-I0022 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES STS-7 POSTFLIGUTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 P83-10148 05 STS-18 STS-11WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-I0272 05 CHEWMEMHRRSNAMED FOR STS-13, SPACELAB 2 AND 3 STS-11 EVA TIHELIHEBRIEFING P83-I0275 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-10022 06 4|-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFEHENCE/FLIGHTPLAN STS-24 P83-10276 05 CHEWMEMBEHSRIMED FOR S_S-|3, SPACELAB2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-10022 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PHE-_iISSIOHCREW PRESS COHPEREHCE SHBSIS_EMS P83-10277 05 S ELECTRICPOWER SUBSYSTEMS SUPERSONICCO_HERCIKL,IN TRANSPORT 1958- 1983 OURFIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF SUITLAHD,flD. ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINHING NOSEAA-ARCEH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO HE CARRIED ON [NASA HELEASE-83-132] P83-|0167 06 [ NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|0046 06 SUPERSONICFLOH 3-D MOVIES AID JET ENGIHE RESEARCHERSAT NASA CENTER GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-68| P83-10079 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-61| P83-10072 06 SUPPORTSERVICES SULFUR DIOXIDE S LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS SATELLITEBEASUHRHENTOF CLOUDS IHPHOVESCLIHATE FORECASTS SUPPORTINGRESEAHCHAND TECRHOLOGY [NASA RELEASE-83-|02| P83-I0113 06 NASA LEWIS SELECTSPIHH TO HEGOTIATE$30-EILLION CONTRACT POSSIBLE YOLCAHIC ACTIVITYDISCOVEREDQH VENUS [NASA RELEASE-83-100| P83-1011| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-159| P83-I0195 06 SURFACE PLASHOHS ATMOSPHERICSATELLITECONTINUESSTUDIES NASA CENTER ADVANCESSOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY [NKSA RELEASE-SS-192] P83-|0228 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-34| P83-10045 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES SURVEYORSPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-1027| 06 PROPOSEDREMARKS: THE UoS. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE SULFURICACID DO HE GO FHOH HERE P83-10147 05 SATELLITEMEASUREMENTOF CLOUDS IMPROVESC_IMATE 1958 - |983QUH FIHS_ QUARTERCEHTUH_ OF FORECASTS ACHIEVEMEHT--JUS_THE BEGINNING [NASA HELEASE-83-102] P83-|01|3 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-]0|67 06 POSSIBLEVOLCANIC ACTIVIT_DISCOVEREDQN VENUS SVERDRUPTECHNOLOGY,IHC,G TEHH. [NASA HELEESE-83-159] P83-10195 06 NASA LEWIS SELECTS FIHH TO NEGOTIATE$30-EILLION CONTRACT ATMOSPHERICSATELLITECONTINUESSTUDIES [NASA RHLEASE-83-lO0] P83-i0111 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-192| P83-|0228 06 NASA SELECTS FACILITY OPERATIONSCONTRACTORFOR HSTL SUN [NASA RELEASE-83-|25| P83-10160 06 HEC_CLINGCOULD SAVE MONEY_OR _UTURE NASA SPACE MISSIONS SHITCHHS [NASA RELEASE-83-29| P83-10040 06 FINAL REPORT ISSUED OH LOSS OF STS-4 SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS PIONEER lO BEYOND THE KNOW_PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-83-19| P83-10019 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-lO050 06 PROPOSALREQUEST ISSUED FOR ACTS SUNLIGHT [NASA RELEASE-83-28| P83-10039 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-10074 06 SHITZERL&ND SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AMEHICAHUNIVERSITY, SUPERIIIGFHH EQUEHCIES WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10136 05 COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIEDTO CARRY SPACRLAB l [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-10083 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP,WILLIAMSUUHG,VIRGINIA P83-10|37 05 NASa STUDIES PREDICT COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITEUSE [HASA RELEASE-83-98| P83-10109 06 SYECHRONOUSCO_EU_ICATIQ_SSATELLITES SHUTTLECREWS SELECTED STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|42| P83-10177 06 TDHSS TRANSMITSLANDS_T4 THEHMaTICdAPPER IMAGES HEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE [NASa RELEASE-83-127| P83-10162 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-I0215 06 ONE OF TDHSj KU-BAND aNTENHASYST£MS EIPERIENCES NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE PROBLEES [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-10269 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-176| P83-I0212 06

&-99 SYNCHRONOUSNETEOROLOGICALSATELLITES SUBJECTINDEI

SYNCHRONOUS BETEOEOLOGICAL SATELLITES ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, AIR AND SPACE NUSEUM S SMS P83-I0234 05

SYNTHETIC APERTURE HADAR SUGGESTED REMARKS: MID-AMERICA COMMITTEE, SUGGESTED REZARKS: INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83-10248 05 ASSOCIATION P83-1015q 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: 72ND ADVANCED MANAGEMENT TWO VENUS RADAR MAPPER CONTRACTS AWARDED PROGRAM REUNION, FAIRMONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO [NASA RELEASE-83-|82] P83-10218 06 P83-10249 05 SUGGESTED RE_ARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVES ASSOCIATION, SUGGESTED REMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, WASHINGTON, D.C. B83-|025| 05 ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY, INC., CALIF. SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATION REVIEW, NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS GREAT LAKES NAVAL THAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-10|73 06 P83-10252 05

SYSTRON DONNER CORP., CALIF. SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS COMMERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS P83-.0253 05 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, GODDABD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT, MAHYLAND P83-1027q 05

T TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION PROGRAH T-37 aTRCR&FT |958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTEH CENTURY OF NASA BOARD REPORTS FINDINGS ON T-37 CRASH ACHIEVEflENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|47] P83-10|82 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 T-38 &IRCRAFT NaSa TECHNIQUES LEAD TO IMPROVED SEDICAL DIAGNOSIS STS-7 POSTI_LIGHT CHEW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|77] P83-|02|3 06 P83-|0|q8 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: INAUGURAL LECTURE: JAMES E. TAPE RECORDERS NEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, SA VIDEO TAPE RECORDER SYSTEM WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10261 05 _ASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE TECTONICS [NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-1000| 06 LASER SYSTEMS TO STUDY ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES [NASA RELEASE-83-203] P83-|0270 06 NASA ENDS NIMBUS 5 OPERATION [NASA RELEASE-83-40] P83-|005| 06 TEFLON /"2R&DEH&RK/ TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT NASA 25TH STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM FIRST MISSION P83-|0234 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-]73] P83-10209 06 TELECONFERE_CI_€ SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES STS-I| WESTAR SATELLITE BRIEFING P83-|0272 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-193] P83-10229 06 TELEDYNE BRONN ERCINEHRING STS-9 PREFLIGHT SPACELAB PRESS CONFERENCE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS P83-|0244 05 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 TAURUS-ORION ROCKET CHEMICAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE ALONG EAST COAST TELEDYNE INDUSTRIES, INCo, NORTHRIDGEe CA. [NASA RELEASE-83-107] P83-|0||8 06 INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOR LAUNCH TDRSS [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-|0088 06 S TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE SYSTEM NASA LEWIS AWARDS $7.9 NILLION CONTRACT FOR CENTAUR TECH BRIEFS [NASA RELEASE-83-|90] P83-10226 06 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JHST THE BEGINNING TELEMETRT [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 SA UNIFIED S-BAND TELEMETRY SYSTEMS TECHNICAL RESEARCH ASSOC.# UTAH STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0|73 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/INERTIAL UPPER STAGE P83-10036 05 TECHNICAL UNIV. OF BERLIN, GERNANY STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS STS-6 PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0037 05 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY TEAR STABILIZES NO&A-E SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-61] P83-I0072 06 TECHNICAL UNIV. OF DENBARK STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-10085 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-A SATELLITE TECHNICAL UNIV. OF H&NNOVER, GERMANY [NASA RELEASE-83-|0|] P83-10112 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHERE ENTRY [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 SPACECRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-|09] P83-|0120 06 TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS TELEOPE_TOR RETRIEVAL SYSTHH [NASA EELEASE-83-138] P83-|0|73 06 FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT NASA 25TH [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-10173 06

A-IO0 SUBJECT INDEX TEST OPERATIONS

TEI_PHONECOMRUNICATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 WORLDWIDETELEPHONESERVICE SET UP FOR STS-6 MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-41| P83-10052 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-ASATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-101| P83-I0112 06 TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-6 MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-42| P83-10053 06 NIGHTLAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOB STS-8 P83-|0130 06 TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-95| P83-I0106 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-I0140 05 TELEPHONESERVICE AVAILABLEFOR STS-8 [HASA RELEASE-83-|31| P83-I0166 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-101q2 05 TELEPHONESERVICE TO BE &VAIL_BLEFOB SPACELAB MISSION STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-184| P83-|0220 06 TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENTAT NASA 25TH TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENTAT NASA 25TH ANNIVERSARYCELEBRATION,AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM &RNIVERSAEYCELEBHITICN,&IH AND SPACE MUSEU_ P83-I0234 05 P83-I0234 05 STS-9PREFLIGHTHOW-TO-COVERBRIEFING STS-9 PREFLIGHTBOW-TO-COVERBRIEFING P83-I0246 05 P83-I0246 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING(FLIGHTDIRECTOR} REMARKS PREPAREDFOH DELIVERYTO THE WASHINGTON P83-I0257 05 PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0247 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-I0258 05 NASA AWARDS CONTRACTFOB INDONESIANCOMMUNICATIONS STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE TERMINAL P83-I0260 05 [NAS& RELEASE-83-195| P83-I0262 06 STS-11WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-I0272 05 STS-11WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05 STS-I| EVA TIMELINEBRIEFING P83-10275 05 TELEPRESEWCE NASA TELEPRESENCESTUDY EXPANDS ACTIVITIESIN SPACE TELSTIR&CTIVE COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-201| P83-10268 06 NASI TO LAUNCH TELSTAH3A COMMUNICATIONSS&TELLITE [NASA HELEASE-83-110] P83-|0121 06 TELES&TCAN&DA STS-7 PREFLIGHTCHEW PRESS CONFERENCE 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF P83-101q2 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-H3-132| P83-10167 06 NASA AND CANADIANSSIGN COOPERATIVEARRANGEMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-|86| P83-10222 06 SHUTTLECREWS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-|42| P83-I0177 06 TELESAT SATEd.LITER S ANIK SATELLITES NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-I0269 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-I0140 05 TEMPERA_RE EFFECTS N&SA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNINGON AIRCRAFT HASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-150| P83-10185 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-10269 06 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-I0235 05 _TELESCOPES SA INFRARED TELESCOPE TEMPERATUREME&SUREMENT SA RADIO TELESCOPES SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON SA SHUTTLEIRFH&REDTELESCOPEFACILITY NOAA-E SA SOLAR OPTICALTELESCOPE [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-I0046 06 SA SPACE TELESCOPE SA X-RAY TELESCOPE GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 06 BALLOON DROP TEST FOR JUPITER ATMOSPHEREENTRY SPACECRAFT HEW COMET DISCOVEREDBY IRAS SCIENTISTS [NASA RELEASE-83-109| P83-10120 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-TO] P83-I0081 06 TELEVISIOI HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES HASA 25TH ANNIVEHS_Y TELEVISIONSHOW TO RE [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 TELECASTON SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-136| P83-I0171 06 TERMINALCONFIG.WEB. AID AVIONICSPROGRAM 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING JOHNSON SPACE CEHTER, EOUSTONeTF/. P83-10240 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83--1025605 TF_BIHO_.OGy STANDARDPHRASEOLOGYON THE SPACELABDEVELOPMENT TELEVISIONCAHERAS AND UTILIZATIONPR_R&MS STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA R83-I0033 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-169| P83-10205 06 NASA TELEPHESEHCESTUDY EIPANDS ACTIVITIESIN SPACE TERRA M/LRBMOUNT|IfVIENe C_U.IPo [NASA RELEASE-83-201| P83-I0268 06 NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSKLSFOR SPACE STATION UTILIZATION TELEVISIONTRANSMISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-31| P83-10042 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA TEST OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 SECOND FLIGHT READINESSFIRING SCHEDULED [NASA RELEASE-83-2| P83-I0002 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY

A-IU! ,T_TS SUBJECT IRDEI

SECOND TEST FIRING OF CHALLENGERENGINESSET FOR STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCRER PRESS CONFERENCE JAN. 25 P83-|0|48 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-4| P83-I0004 06 THERMAL RESIST&RCE TESTS NASA DEVELOPSPRQCESS TO MAKE HIGH-TEmPERATURE S NONDESTRUCTIVETESTS SEMICONDUCTOR S ENGINE TESTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|4| P83-10014 06 S FLIGHT TESTS S NORDESTEUCTIVETESTS THIOKOL CHEMICALCO_., OGDEN, UTAH S ORBITAL FLIGHT TESTS CHEMICAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE ALONG EAST COAST [NASA RELEASE-83-|07| P83-I0118 06 TETHEREDSATE/KITES FISCAL YEAR |984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 THIOKOL CORP. GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10029 05 [NASa RELEASE-83-63| P83-10074 06 SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: NATIONALSPACE CLUE, NaSA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANI-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0134 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-|0085 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALaEROSPACE NASa TO LAUNCH GALAX_-a SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-10144 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|0|| P83-10112 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AGENCY-WIDEHONOR AWARDS T_OKOL CORP., RLKTpR, BD° CEREMONY P83-]0239 06 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR [NASA HELEASE-83-44] P83-|0055 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF |983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-1027| 06 THIOKOL CORP., HURTSVILLE,_LLA. NaSa TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR 'TETHERLINES [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-10055 06 STS-|| EVA TIHELINE BRIEFING P83-10275 05 NASA TO LAUNC_ TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE 4|-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-||0| P83-|0|21 06 P83-I0276 05 THOB&S O. PaINE ASSOCIATESmLOS ANGELES FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-_ISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE P83-10277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|2| P83-|0012 06 TEXAS THUNDERSTORMS STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN H&SA SCIENTISTSDISCOVERMASSIVETHUNDERSTORMON P83-I0140 05 SATURN [NASA RELE&SE-83-71] P83-|0082 06 NaSA SELECTS CONTRACTORFOE GODD&RD LASER NETWORK [NASA RELEaSE-83-12|] PB3-|0|56 06 NASAmS B-57 WILLFLIGHT CHECK TORNADOES [NASA RELEASE-83-76| P83-|0087 06 TEXASUNIV., DALLAS NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENTSYSTEZ/_SFC NASA STUDIES EFFECTSOF LIGHTNINGON AIfCRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-10069 06 [NASa RELEASE-83-150| P83-10185 06 TEXASUNIV., HOUSTON HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-S|] P83-I0042 06 TILT ROTOH RESE&RCH &IRCHAIWT SUGGESTED RE_AEKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB# _THEM&TICMAPPER WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0134 05 NASA TO HOLD BRIEFINGON LANDSAT IMAGING [NASA RELEASE-83-6| P83-|0006 06 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUHY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING NASA TRANSFERSLANDSAT OPERATIONS,_ANAGE_ENTTO [NASA RELEASE-S3-|32| P83-10167 06 NOAA [NASA RELEASE-83-7] P83-|0007 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AGENCY-WIDEHONOR AWARDS CEREEONY P83-|0239 06 LANDSAT _ X-BAND COMMUNICATIONSPROBLE_ [NASA RELEASE-83-20| P83-|0020 06 TIROSMETEOROLOGICALSATELLITES 1958 - 1983 QHR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF TDRSS TRANSMITSLANDSAT 4 THER_ATICMAPPER IMAGES ACHIEVEMENT--JUS_THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-127| P83-10|62 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0|67 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES TIROS OPERATIONALSATELLITES_STEE [NASa RELEASE-83-204] P83-|027| 06 NASA TRANSFERSLANDSAT OPERATIONS,_ANAGEMENTTO NOAA THERMACORE,INC., LANCASTER,PA. [NASA RELEASE-83-7| P83-10007 06 NaSA SELECTS SHALL BUSINESSRESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38| P83-|0|73 06 TITANLAUNCHVEHICLE STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE TH_BAL PROTECTION P83-10036 05 S INSULATION TITANPROBE_DAR MAPPER THERMAL PROTECTIONSYSTEM PLANETARYEXPLORATIONTHROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES [NASA RELEASE-83-50| P83-10061 06 P83-|0031 05 TIT&H | CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDBS-A AND S LAUNCH VEHICLES FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 TOKYO UNIV., JAPAN STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIEDTO CARRYSPACEL_B | FIRST MISSION [NASa RELEASE-83-27| P83-10083 06 [Nasa RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06

A-102 SUBJECT INDEX TRACKIIG AID DATA RELAY SATELLITE SZSTEH

TOKYO, JAPAN IUS INVESTIGATION BOARD _EMBERS NANED CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND [NASA RELEASE-S3-49| P83-10060 06 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 TDRS STATUS BEING ASSESSED [NASA RELEASE-83-52| P83-|0063 06 TOOLING STS-|| EVA TIMELINE BRIEFING P83-|0275 05 COLUMBIA BEING MODIFIED TO CARRY SPACELAB | [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-I0083 06 TOPEI /OCEAN TOPOGHAPH_ EXPERIMENT/ SUGGESTED REMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, SECOND RELAY SATELLITE DELETED FRO_ SHUTTLE FLIGHT ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 8 MANIFEST TORNADOES [NASA RELEASE-83-86| P83-I0097 06 NASAtS B-57 WILL FLIGHT CHECK TORNADOES UPCOMING SHUTTLE LAUNCHES DETAILED [NASA RELEASE-83-76| P83-I0087 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-99| P83-10|10 06 TORONTO, CANADA COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE BOOSTED INTO STS-7 POSTFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE GEOSYNCHROHOUS ORBIT P83-I0148 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-104| P83-10115 06

TOSS NASA AND ESA ANNOUNCE RESCREDULE OF SPACELAB I S TIROS OPERATIONAL SATELLITE SYSTE_ LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-114 ] P83- I0125 06 •OTAL OZONE _APPING SPECTEOHETER SATELLITE _EASURE_BNT OF CLOUDS IHPROVES CLIMATE LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHT FORECASTS [NASA RELEASE-83-116| P83-I0127 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-102| P83-|0113 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 _OUCfl P83-10130 06 ELECTRONIC ADVANCES USED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT SIMULATOR SUGGESTED RE_ARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, [NASA RELEASE-83-|70| P83-I0206 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0134 05

TOULON UNIV., FRANCE STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10135 05 INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERINENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-I0024 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/FLIGHT PLAN TPS P83-I0140 05 S THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 TRACKING AiD DATA ACQUISITION STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREN CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 SA DEEP SPACE NETWORK SA GROUND STATIONS STS-8 MISSION EXTENDED SA LASER TRACKING SUBNET [NASa RELEASE-83-|24| P83-10159 06 SA RADAR SA SPACEFLIGHT TRACKING AND DATA NETNORKS NASA ENDS NIMBUS-6 OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-|016| 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-_] P83-10001 06 TRESS TRANSMITS LANDSAT 4 THERNATIC MAPPER INAGES [NASA RELEASE-83-127| P83-|0162 06 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 ACBIEVE_ENT--JNST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 NASA TO MOVE TDRS TO PERMANENT LOCATION [NASA RELEASE-83-145| P83-I0180 06 TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE SYSTR_ CREWS NAMED FOR STS-|| AND STS-|2 TDRS-| SUCCESSFULLY MOVED TO PERMANENT LOCATION [NASA RELEASE-83-15| P83-|0015 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|56| P83-|0191 06 STS-6 APPEARS SET FOR LAUNCH EARLY IN MARCH ROBERT ALLER TO HEAD NASA SPACE TRACKING AND DATA [NASA RELEASE-83-16| P83-I0016 06 SYSTEMS OFFICE [NASA RELEASE-H3-164| P83-|0200 06 LANDSAT 4 X-BAND COMMUNICATIONS PROBL£E [NASA RELEASE-83-20| P83-10020 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-|0209 06 STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFING PROE KSC P83-10028 05 O_E OF TDRS w KU-BAND ANTENNA SYSTEMS EXPERIENCES PROBLEMS BASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0029 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-176| P83-I0212 06 STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 TDRSS FORWARD KU-DAND LINE SHUTS DOWN [NASA RELEASE-H3-180| P83-I0216 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN HRIEPING 983-I0035 05 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFT BRIEFING P83-|0236 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/INERTIAL UPPER STAGE P83-10036 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOH AWARDS CEREMONY JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-|0240 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10037 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHT SPACELAB PRESS CONFERENCE CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-& AND P83-10244 05 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-B3-36| P83-10047 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT HOW-TO-COVER BRIEFING APRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-6 P83-10246 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-37| P83-I0048 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (FLIGHT DIRECTOR) P83-10257 05

A-i03 TRACKINGSTATIOES SUBJECTIEDEI

STS-8PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-|0258 05 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-|0098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-|0268 06 NASA STUDIES PREDICT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE USE HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-98] P83-10109 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|027| 06 NaSA TO LAUNCHGALAX_-A SATELLITE SUGGESTED REMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENT GROUP, [NASA RELEASE-83-|0|] P83-|0|12 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0273 05 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SUGGESTED RE_AHKS: HONOR aWARDS CEREMONY, GODDaND [NASA RELEASE-83-||0] P83-I0|21 06 SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREHNRELT, MARYLAND P83-10274 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHT BACKGROUND BRIEFINGS: SPAS P83-|0|39 05 STS-|I EVA TIMELINE BRIEFING P83-I0275 05 NASA TO LAUNCH SECOND GALAXY SATELLITE FLIGHT 41-5 PER-MISSION CHE_ PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-14|] P83-I0176 06 P83-|0277 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: TDHS HSE P83-10258 05 TRACKING STATIONS SA GOLDSTONE TRACKING STATION, CALIF. STS-|| WESTAR SATELLITE BRIEFING P83-|0272 05 SA GROUND STATIONS TR&NSPORT aIRCR,PT NaSA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE Sa SUPERSONIC COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-|0001 06 ELECTHONIC ADVANCES USED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT IMAGES FROM IRAS REVEAL DATA NOT VISIRLH FROM EARTH SIMULATOR [NASARELEASE-83-21] P83-|0021 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-170] P83-I0206 06 CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND SUGGESTED REMARKS: RTCA 1983 ANNUAL ASSEMHLT AND FEATURE EVA TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM, WASHINGTON, D.C. [NaSa RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 P83-|0241 05 TDRS STATUS BEING aSSESSED TRANSPORT&TION [NASA RELEASE-83-52] P83-|0063 06 S CIVIL AVIATION S COMMERCIAL AVIATION NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-I0130 06 TRAVELING HAVE TOBES HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLINED AT IBAS [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|62] P83-I0198 06 TRIAEGLE RESo _ DE¥° CORP., HoG. NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PROPOSALS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPaCELAH ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-|0|73 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 TRIGLYCERIDES EXERCISE aND DIET MAX CONTROL BLOOD CHANGES DURING TEAJECTORI NEIGRTLESSNESS GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-130] P83-I0165 06 [NASA RELH ASH-83-63 ] P83- |0074 06 TRONDHEIMUNIVom NORW&_ TRANSCEIVERS JPL RESEARCH USED AS BASIS FOR NEW C&NCER T_EAT_ENT ham RADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 [NASA RELEASE-83-88] P83-|0099 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-90] P83-I0|01 06 TROPICAL REGIONS TRAESFER ORBIT STAGE INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO BE HELD IN PERU NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SaTCCMIH [NASA RELEASE-83-24] P83-I0024 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-44] P83-|0055 06 TROPOSPHERE NASA AND ORBITAL SYSTEMS CORP. SIGN AGHEHMENT SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON P83-I0065 06 NOAA-E [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-|0046 06 TRAHSIT NAVIGATIONAL SATELLITE NaSA TO HaVE RECORD RHEAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE NASA BEGINS NEW STUDY OF GLOBAL THOPOSPHEREmS [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-|0269 06 CHEMISTRY [NASA RELEASE-83-113] P83-|0|24 06 TRANSMISSION S RADIO TRANSMISSION TRRA S TELEVISION TRANSMISSION S TILT HOTOR RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

TR&|S_ISSIOE TECH. COo, I_C., |.J. TRH DEFENSE &RD SP&CE S_S. GROUP, Cao NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH PNOPOSALS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELaB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-138] P83-I0173 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 TR&RSMITTERS LANDSAT 4 X-BaND COMMUNICATIONS PROBLEM TRW SP&CE SYSTEHS, REDOIDO BEACH, CALIF. [NASA RELEASE-83-20] P83-|0020 06 PIONEER 10 SPaCECRaFT DEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELHASE-83-91] P83-10|02 06 FINAL EFFORTS TO REGAIN CONTACT WITH VIKING I [NASA RELEASE-83-47] P83-|0058 06 TEN SYSTEMS# IMC° STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDNSS P83-|0034 05 TRANSPONDERS STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-|0034 05 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON NOAA-E NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCCMIR [NASA RELEASE-83-35] P83-|0046 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-44 ] P83-| 0055 06 COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE BOOSTED INTO GEOSYNCHRONOUS ORBIT

A-10q SUBJECT I|DEI ULTE&VIOLETPHOTOGRAPH{

[NASA RELEASE-83-104] P83-I0115 06 UoSoS.R. EXPLORER I LAUNCH ELEVATED NATIONIS MORALE 25 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF YEARS AGO ACHIEVEHENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-10] P83-10010 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132{ P83-10167 06 STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 TDNS-I SUCCESSFULLY MOVED TO PERMANENT LOCATION [NASA RELEASE-83-|56{ P83-10191 06 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON NOAA-E ONE OF TDRS' KU-BAND ANTENNA SYSTBHS EXPERIENCES [NASA BELE&SE-83-35] P83-10046 06 PROBLEMS [NASA RELEASE-83-176{ P83-|0212 06 SPACE BEDICINE IS SUBJECT OF NEW NASA BOOK [NASA RELEASE-83-59{ P83-10070 06 NEW LEWIS FACILITY INVESTIGATES LARGE SPACE ANTENNAS [NASA RELEASE-83-183{ P83-10219 06 LIVING IN SPACE MAY MEAN LIVING LONGER, LOSING MUSCLE HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA BELEASE-83-i03] P83-10|14 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 SUGGESTED REHARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION, CAPE TRH, INCH# REDONDO BEACH, CALIF. CANAVERAL CHAPTER P83-10132 05 LANDSAT 4 X-BAND COMHUNICATIO_S PROBLEM [NASA RELEASE-83-20] P83-I0020 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10134 05 PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-83-39{ P83-I0050 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10136 05 TDRS STATUS BEING ASSESSED [NASA RELEASE-83-52{ P83-10063 06 SHGGESTED REMARKS: SPACE STATION TECHROLCGY NOBKSBOP, WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA P83-|0|37 05 PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO [NASA RELEASE-83-57{ P83-|0068 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE SYMPOSIUM, PARIS AIR SHOW P83-10144 05 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63{ P83-I0074 06 PROPOSED REBARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE DO WE GO FROH HERE P83-10147 05 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74{ P83-10085 06 TWO CANADIANS RESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST BY AMERICAN SATELLITE TDRSS FORWARD KU-BARD LINK SHUTS DOWN [NASA RELEASE-83-129{ P83-10164 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|80] P83-102|6 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF TUCKER ANTHONY AND R.Lo DAY, NEW TURK ACHIEVEHENT--JUST THE BEGINNING PANEL 20 STUDY COBBERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-132{ P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-12{ P83-10012 06 SUGGESTED REHARKS: IEEE CONFERENCE EASCON '83, THCSON, ABIZo WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10243 05 IRAS DISCOVERS HATERIAL ORBITING ANOTHER STAR [NASA RELEASE-83-199{ P83-10266 06 REBARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY TO THE WASHINGTON PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON, D.C. TURBINE ENGINES P83-I0247 05 S GAS TURBINE ENGINES SUGGESTED BEHARKS: MID-AMERICA COHHITTEE, TURBOPROPS CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83-10248 05 FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET HBIEFING P83-10027 05 SUGGESTED REHARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 ACHIEVEHEN_--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132{ P83-I0167 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SOUTH SHOHE CHAMBER OF COBMERCE, RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05 NASA RESHAPES TURBOPROPS TO EXTEND FUEL SAVING [NASA RELEASE-83-|74{ P83-10210 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (SPACELAB #2} P83-10259 05 NASA AWARDS CONTRACT TO DEVELOP COUNTER-ROTATION BLADE CONCEPT HASAIS ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFT FLIGHT TO A COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-187{ P83-I0223 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-196{ P83-10263 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: AGENCY-WIDE HONOR AWARDS SUGGESTED REBARKS: GANNETT BANAGEBENT GROUP, CEREBONY P83-|0239 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10273 05 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES ULTR&SOHICS [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 LANGLEY RESEARCHER NABED NASA INVENTORY OF THE YEAR P83-10080 06 TURNAROUND TIHE {STS} STS-7 PREFLIGHT CHEW PRESS CONFERENCE FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT R83-10142 05 INVOLVEHENT PROJECT [NASa RELEASE-83-92{ P83-I0103 06 TNERLE EIPERI_IENT NASA ENDS NIHBUS-6 OPERATIONS NASA PROBES 'INNER SPACE w WITH ULTRASONICS [NASA RELEASE-83-126{ P83-10161 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-158{ P83-18193 86 ULTRASTSTE_S, INC., IR¥I|E, C&LIF°

U [NASANASA SEEELELEASECTS -SMA83-LL138BUS] INESS RESEARCH P83-PROPI01OSA73LS 06 U°S. COHIIITTEE FOB ENERGY ANABENESS PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE OLTR&VIOLET PHOT(_RAPHI [NASA RELEASE-83-12{ P83-10012 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-10130 06 U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE S PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

A-I05 ULTRAVIOLET RAI)IITION SUBJECT INDEX

ULTRAVIOLERTLUIITIOi P83-10|33 05 IMAGESFR0fl IRAS REVEALDATANOTVISIBLE FROHEARTH [NASA RELEASE-83-2|| P83-|002| 06 UNBARREDSPACE 7LIGHT PROGR_ S RANGER PROJECT LARGEST HULTIPLRBALLOON LAUNCH READE TO GO S VOYAGER PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-|0073 06 UPPER &TflOSPHERE SOUNDINGROCKET EXPERIflENTSUPPORT SOLAR SYSTER INTERNATIONALROCKET EXPERIMENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU THEORY [NASA EELEASE-_:-24] P83-10024 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-82| P83-t0093 06 SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRHflENTATIOTON BE CARRIED ON ULTRAVIOLETSPECTRONETHR NOAA-E POSSIBLEVOLCANIC ACTIVITXDISCOVEREDON VENUS [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-10046 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|59| P83-|0|95 06 STS-6 CARRIES LANGLEY ORBITEREXPERIflHNT STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10245 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-45| P83-10056 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF |983 ACTIVITIES CHENICAL CLOHDS TO BE ¥ISIBLEALONG EAST COAST [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|07| P83-I0|]8 06 UNIFIED S-BAND TELEEETR_S_STEBS UPPER &TnOSPHERERESEARCHSATELLITE 1958 - |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF FISCAL YEAR |984 BODGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 ACHIRVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0|67 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0245 05 UNITED &IRCRAFTCORPo OPPER STAGE ROCKET ENGINES S HAMILTONSTANDARD NASA ARAHDS CONTRACTTO HODIF_ CENTAUR FOR SHUTTLE S PRATT AND WHITNEY AIRCRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-168| P83-10204 06 UNITED KINGDOH URANUS /PLANET/ S ENGLAND PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNONB PLANETS [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-|0050 06 UNITED NATIO|S INTERGOVEERHEBTAL8EETINGOF SPACE TECHNOLOGY PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO EXPERTS PLANNED [NASA RELEASE-83-57| P83-10068 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-|0008 06 UEANHSENCOUNTER UNITED RATIONS EEVIROUEENTALPROGRAH HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES LARGEST _ULTIPLEBALLOON L&0RCH READY TO GO [BASK RELEASE-83-204| P83-1027| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-62| P83-|0073 06 USDA UNITED SPACE BOOS2ERS,INC., ALA.o S DEPARTNENTOF AGRICULTURE NASA TO EECOHPRTE BOOSTER ASSEMBLYCONTRACT [NASA RELEASE-S3-80| P83-|0091 06 USRA S UNIVERSITIESSPACE RESEARCHASSOC. HBIVRRSE SPACE TELESCOPESUBJECT OF NE_ BOOK UTAH STATE URIVo [NASA RELEASE-83-13| P83-|00|3 06 INTERNATIONALROCKET EXPERIMENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU [NASA RELEASE-83-24| P83-|0024 06 HNIVERSITADE6LI STUDIDI BOLOGNA,ITALY STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB OR ITS NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGENENTSYSTEN/MSFC FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-58| P83-]0069 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 URIVERSITADEGLI STUDI, NAPLES %! STS-9 TO CARRY EHBOPEAN-HHILTSPACELAB ON ITS V FIRST MISSION V/STOL AIRCRAFT [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 SA ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT URIVERSITECAXHOLIQHEDE LOUVAIR,EELGIUH 1958- |983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF LIVING IN SPACEN&Y MEAN LIVING LONGER, LOSING ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING MUSCLE [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-103| P83-10||4 06 VAB ONIVERSITEDR CLER_ONT'-FHRRANFRAO, NCE S VEHICLE ASSEMBLYBUILDING STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-RHILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST NISSION VAN ALLEN RADIATIONBELT [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 EXPLORER | LAUNCH ELEVATED NATIONeSMORALE 25 YEARS AGO UNIVERSITEPIERRE ET ffARIECURIE, PARIS [NASA RELEASE-83-|0] P83-10010 06 STS-9 TO CARE! EHROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS FIRST MISSION VANDENBERGKFB, CALIF. [NASA RELEISE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-10001 06 UNIVERSITIESSPACERESEARCH ASSOC. NASA ESTABLISHESCOMPUTERSCIENCEINSTITUTEAT AMES PROPOSALSREQUESTEDFOR SHUTTLE PROCESSING [NASA RELEASE-83-38| P83-I0049 06 CONTRACTING [NASA RELEASE-83-3| P83-10003 06 UNIVERSITIESSPACE RESEARCH ASSOC°,BD. NASA FORES SPACE BIONEDICALRESEARCHINSTITUTE GOVERNMEHT-INDUSTRYTEAM STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|67| P83-10203 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-6|| P83-10072 06 UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE, LOEDO|, E|GLAND NASA TO LAUNCH EHROPEAHX-RAY OBSERVATORYsATELLITE NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-|0085 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-|0001 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE DISPLAYEDIN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITYPROGRABS [NASA RELEASE-83-89| P83-|0100 06 SHGGESTEDREMARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDUCATION'S TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA

A-I06 SUBJECT INDEX VIENNAe AUSTRIA

ENTERPRISE TO FLY OVER D.C. METROPOLITAN AREA, VEEH$ &TMOSPHERE LAND AT DULLES POSSIBLE VOLCANIC ACTIVITY DISCOVERED ON VENUS [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-|0|0q 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|59| P83-|0|95 06 NASA SATELLITE DISCOVERS POSSIBLE SECOND SOLAR STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING PH3-lO25fi 05 SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-|20| P83-I0|31 06 VENUS EXPLORATION NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10029 05 TWO CANADIANS RESCUED IN FIRS_ ASSIST BY AMERICAN SATELLITE VENUS O83ITING IMAGING RADAR [NASA RELEASE-83-|29| P83-|0|64 06 FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF PLANETARY EXPLORATION THROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-50| P83-|006| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 VENUS RADAR MAPPER LOCKHEED WINS SHUTTLE PROCESSING CONTRACT AT FISCAL YEAR |984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 KENNEDY CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-|34| P83-10|69 06 NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0029 05 INFRARED ASTRONOHICAL SATELLITE (IRAS) RESULTS PLANETARY EXPLORATION THROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED BRIEFING SET [NASA RELEASE-83-50| P83-|006| 06 [NASA EELEASE-83-|61] P83-10|97 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: NATIONAL SPACE CLUB, HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0134 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 PROPOSED REMARKS: TEE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE VaNGU_D SATELLITES DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-|0|47 05 EXPLORER | LAUNCH ELEVATED NATION'S MORALE 25 _EARS AGO SUGGEZTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM [NASA RELEASE-83-|0| P83-100|0 06 ASSOCIATION P83-|0|54 05 |958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF TWO VENUS RADAR MAPPER CONTRACTS AWARDED ACHIEVEMENT--JEST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|82| P83-102|8 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-t32] P83-|0|67 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: AGENCY-WIDE HONOR AWARDS VAPOR DEPOSITION CEREMONY P83-|0239 06 NASA CENTER ADVANCES SOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY [NASA RELEASE-83-3q] P83-|0045 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: 72ND ADVANCED MANAGEMENT PROGRAM REUNION, FAIRMONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO VaS /VISSR aTMOSPHERIC SOUNDER/ P83-|0249 05 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 06 VENUS SURFACE TRO VENUS RADAR MAPPER CONTRACTS AWARDED VEGa STAR [NASA RELEASE-83-|82| P83-10218 06 NASA SATELLITE DISCOVERS POSSIBLE SECCND SOLAR SYSTE_ VEREINIGTE FLUGTECHNISCME NERKE, GERMANY [NASA BELEASE-83-120] P83-1013| 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST EISSION NEW PHENOMENA IN UNIVERSE OUTLINED AT IRAS [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|62| P83-10|98 06 VESTIBULAR SYSTEM STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PflESSCONFERENCE IHAS DISCOVERS NEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM P83-10|42 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|7|| P83-|0207 06 NASA INVESTIGATES NEW LINK IN MOTION SICKNESS INF2ARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE TO CEASE OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-19|] P83-|0227 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-181] P83-102|7 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 SUGGESTED STATEMENT: IRAS PRESS CONFERENCE, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0232 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10260 05 SUGGESTED REaARKS: AGENCY-WIDE HONOR ANARDS CEREMONY P83-10239 06 VETERANS aDMINISTRATION EXERCISE AND DIET HAY CONTROL BLOOD CHANGES DURING IRAS DISCOVERS MATERIAL ORBITING ANOTHER STAR WEIGHTLESSNESS [NASA RELEASE-83-|99| P83-|0266 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-130] P83-10|65 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF |983 ACTIVITIES VEW-FOKKEB-EENO, GERMANY [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION VEGETABLES [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT GETAWAY SPECIAL BBIEFING P83-|0030 05 VIBRATION NASA RESHAPES TURBOPROPS TO EXTEND FUEL SAVING VE_IICLE &SSEMBL! BUILDING [NASA RELEASE-83-174| P83-|0210 06 SRB FACILITY ANNOUNCEMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-|7| P83-I00|7 06 VIDEO TILPE RECORDER SYSTEM SUGGESTED REMARKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA, LOS _VEHICLES ANGELES P83-|0255 05 S LAUNCH VEHICLES VIENNa UNIV.# AUSTRIA VENUS /PLANET/ STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS NASA SCIENTISTS DISCOVER MASSIVE THUNDERSTORM ON FIRST MISSION SATURN [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-71| P83-I0082 06 VIENNA, AUSTRIA HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES INTERGOVERNMENTAL _EETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 EXPERTS PLANNED

A-107 VIKING MARS LANDER PROGRAM SO_ECT INDEX

[NASA BELEASE-83-8] R83-I0008 06 VORTICES ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE CONTINUES STUDIES VIKING MARS LANDER PROGRAM [NASA RELEASE-83-|92| P83-|0228 06 FINAL EFFORTS TO REGAIN CONTACT WITH VIKING | [NASA RELEASE-83-47| P83-]0058 06 VOYAGER PROJECT NASA SCIENTISTS DISCOVER MASSIVE THUNDERSTORM ON VIKING PR(k)ECT SATURN SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEORITES MAY HAVE COME FROM [NASA HELEASE-83-7|] P83-|0082 06 MARS [NASA RELEASE-83-33| P83-|00_4 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDDCATIONIS TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA NEW EFFORTS BEING MADE _O COMMUNICATE WITH VIKING I P83-I0133 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-66| P83-|0077 06 PROPOSED HEMAHKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- NHEHE 1958 - |9_3 OUR FIRST QUARTEH CENTURY OF DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-10|q7 05 ACHIEVEMENt--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0167 06 SDGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM ASSOCIATION P83-|015q 05 NASA TECHNIQUES LEAD TO IMPHOVED MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS [NASA RELEASE-83-|77| P83-I0213 06 |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING HIGHLIGHTS OF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-204] P83-10271 06 NASA TECHNIQUES LEAD TO IMPROVED MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS ¥ILLAFRANCA GHOUNDSTATION, SPAIN [NASA RELEASE-83-|77| P83-|02|3 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATOBY SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-7q] P83-10085 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA EELEASE-83-20q] P83-|027| 06 VIRGIN ISLANDS TELEPHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-95| P83-|0|06 06 W TELEPHONE SERVICE TO BE AVAILABLE FOR SPACELAB WAFF_S MISSION NASA DEVELOPS PROCESS TO HAKE HIGH-TEMPERATURE [NASA RELEASE-HS-IOq] P83-10220 06 SEMICONDUCTOR [NASA HELEASE-83-1q] P83-|00|4 06 VISION NASA TELEPRESENCE STUDY EXPANDS ACTIVITIES IN SPACE WAKE VOnTEI [NASA RELEASE-83-201| P83-10268 06 S VORTICES VISSR ATMOSPHE_RIC SOUNDER NALL STREET JOURNAL S ¥AS /VISSH ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDER/ SUGGESTED REMARKS: EURLINGTON COUNTY, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE, NEW JERSEY P83-I0254 05 VISUAL PERCEPTION STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0135 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES P83-I0255 05 VOICE COMMUNICATION STS-8 PREFLIGHT CEEW CONFERENCE P83-|0|52 05 STS-I| NESTAR SATELLITE BRIEFING P83-|0272 05

ELECTRONIC ADVANCES USED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT NALLOPS FLIGHT CENTER# NALLOPS ISLAND, ¥k. SIMULATOR INTERNATIONAL ROCKET EXPERIMENTS TO HE HELD IN PERU [NASA RELEASE-83-170] P83-10206 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-24] P83-|0024 06 TDRSS FORWARD KU-BAND LINK SHUTS DOWN STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS PH3-|UOS4 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|80| _83-I0216 06 GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY TEAM STABILIZES NOAA-E SATELLITE STS-9 PREFLIGHT HOW-TO-COVER BRIEFING [NASA RELEASE-83-6|| P83-|0072 06 P83-|02q6 05 CHEMICAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE ALONG EAST COAST STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-10258 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|07| P83-|0118 06 NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR INDONESIAN COMMUNICATIONS NASA BEGINS NEW STHDY OF GLOBAL TROPOSPHERE'S T_RMINAL CHEMISTRY [NASA RELEASE-83-|95| P83-10262 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|13] R83-|0124 06 VOIR RASA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING ON AIRCHAFT S VENUS ORBITING IMAGING RADAH [NASA HELEASE-S3-150] P83-10|85 06 VOLCANIC MATEBIA/. NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERIMENTS SATELLISE MEASUREMENT OF CLOUDS IMPROVES CLIMATE [NASA RELEASE-83-|60| P83-10|96 06 FORECASTS [NASA RELEASE-83-|02| P83-|0||3 06 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING |984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE , [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-10269 06 VOLCANOES SA EL CHICHON, MEXICO NJuLLOPS ISLAND, V&. SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEORITES MAY HAVE COME FROM NOAA-E MARS [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|00q6 06 [NASA RELEASE-U3-33| P83-|0044 06 NJLRNINGS_STEMS POSSIBLE VOLCANIC ACTIVITY DISCOVERED ON VENUS GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-HS-159] P83-I0|95 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 ATMOSPHERIC SATELLITE CONTINUES STUDIES NAS_NGTON CATHEDRAL [NASA RELEASE-83-192| P83-10228 06 NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITH CELEBRATION AT WASHINGTOR CATHEDRAL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-152| P83-I0187 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-2 0, ] P83- 1027| 06

A-108 SUBJECTIIDRI WEIGHTLESSNESS

HASHINGTOBUNIV., SEATTLE HEIGHT REDUCTION NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES UTILIZATION P83-|0031 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-31| P83-I0042 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND WASHINGTONUNIV.G ST°.I_UIS,NO. FEATURE EVA NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STH-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 B83-10130 06 NASA TESTS NEW HEFRIDGERATIONSYSTEM STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-10149 05 [HASA RELEASE-83-||5| P83-|0|26 06 NASA TECHNIQUESLEAD TO IMPROVEDHEDICAL DIAGNOSIS NASA RESHAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING [NASA RELEASE-83-177| P83-|02|3 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|74| P83-|02|0 06 N&SBINGTON,D.C. WRTGHTLE'SSBESS PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS STS-6 PREFLIGHTGETAWAYSPECIAL BRIEFING [NASA RELEASE-83-39| B83-|0050 06 P83-10030 05 LANGLEY RESEARCHERBARED NASA INVENTORYOF THE YEAR CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDBS-A AND P83-10080 06 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR LAUNCH NASA TO EXHIBIT AT THE HANOVERTRADE FAIR [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-10088 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-46| P83-10057 06 ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE DISPLAYEDIN WASHINGTON NEW SEdICOMDUCTORPROCESS TO BE DEVELOPEDON SHUTTLE [NASA RELEASE-83-89| P83-|0|00 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-64| P83-10075 06 ENTERPRISETO FLY OVER D.C. dETROPOLITANAREA, COLUdBIABEING NODIFIEDTO CARNY SP&CELAB | LAND AT DULLER [NASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-|0083 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-10104 06 AHBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING SUGGESTEDREdABKS: GANNETT dANAGEflENGROUP,T AT KENNEDY WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-J0273 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 WASTE HINAGEdENT FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT STS-7 POSTFLIGRTCREW PRESSCONFERENCE INVOLVEdENTPROJECT P83-10148 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0103 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 LIVING IN SPACE day dEAN LIVINGLONGER, LOSING dUSCLE STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [RASH RELEASE-83-|03| P83-10114 06 P83-10260 05 HIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 WATER P83-10130 06 STS-8 PHEFLIGNTBHIEFING: CFES P83-10|49 05 STH-6 POSTFLIGBTCHEW CONFERENCE P83-10135 05 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-|0235 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE WEATHER P83-|0142 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-|0|40 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-|0149 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-8PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA P83-10142 05 P83-1015| 05 NASA ENDS NIdBUS-6OPERATIONS SUGGESTEDREMARKS: THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE S_UDEMT [NASA RELEASE-83-|26| P83-|016| 06 IHVOLVEdENTPROJECT (SSIP)AWARDS CONFERENCE,NASA HEADQUARTERS P83-10153 05 BEATRER BUREAU#U.S. 1958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF SUGGESTEDBEdAHKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORN ACRIEVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ASSOCIATION P83-10154 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 EXERCISE AND DIET day CONTROL BLOODCHANGES DURING WEATHER DATA WEIGHTLESSNESS NASA RESEARCHTO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY [NASA RELEASE-83-|30| P83-|0|65 06 INSTHUdENTS [NASA RELE/hSE-83-118] P83-10|29 06 A1CH958IB-VEd1983ENT--JOURUSFITTHRSTE BQEGUAIRTENNIRNGCENTURYOF BE|LTHERPOREC&STING [B&SA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOB APRIL28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-10074 06 N&SA FORES SPACE BIOHRDICALRESEARCHINSTITUTE [NAS& RELEASE-83-|67| P83-I0203 06 WEATHERSATELLITES S dETEOROLOGICALSATELLITES N&SA INVESTIGATESdEN LINK IN NOTION SICKNESS [NASA RELEASE-83--|9|| P83-I0227 06 WEIGHT /flaSH/ STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELABPRESS CONFERENCE SUGGESTEDREdARKS: CONGRESSIONALBLACK CAUCUS P83-I0244 05 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYPANEL P83-|0242 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR} SUGGESTEDREdARKS: _AmE_CA CO_SITTEE, P83-|0257 05 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P83-10248 05 STS-I| NESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-I0272 05 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05 4|-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAW STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) P83-|0276 05 P83-|0259 05

1-109 NE/.DING SUBJECTINDEI

STS-9 PHEFLIGBTCREW PSESS CONFERENCE CHALLERGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND P83-|0260 05 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 SECOND RELAY SATELLITEDELETED FROM SHUTTLE FLIGHT 8 MANIFEST SUGGESTEDREHARKS: GANNETT _ANAGE_ENTGROUPt [NASA RELEASE-83-86] P83-I0097 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0273 05 CON_UNICATIONSSATELLITEBOOSTED INTO gELDING GEOSYNCHRONOUSORBIT NASA CENTER ADVANCESSOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY [NASA RELEASE-83-104] P83-I01|5 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-34] P83-10045 06 BALLOONDROP TEST POR JUPITER ATMOSPHEREENTRY HAST GERHAN_ SPACECRAFT S GERMANY [NASA RELEASE-83-|09| P83-|0120 06 NEST OHANGE, NoJo NASA AND ESA ANNOUNCERESCHEDULEOF SPACELAB I FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SRUTTLE STUDENT LAUNCH INVOLVEHENTPROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-|14] P83-1U125 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-I0103 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0|50 05 NEST&R CDMHONICATIONSSATELLITES UPCOBING SHUTTLELAUNCHES DETAILED TDRSS TRANSMITSLANDSAT 4 THEENATIC_APPER I_AGES [NASA RELEASE-83-99| P83-I0110 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|27| P83-I0162 06 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE PLIGHT ASSIGNHENTS_ADE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY [NASA RELEASE-83-179] P83-I0215 06 JOHNSON SPACECENTER, HOUSTON,TEX. P83-10240 05 NASA TO HAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-I0258 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-I0269 06 NILKES, ARTIS, REd)RICKAND LANE# WASH., DC STS-|I NBSTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05 PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-12| P83-10012 06 4|-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN P83-|0276 05 WILLIABSBURG,VA. SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGYWORKSHOPTO BE HELD FLIGHT 4|-5 PRE-MISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-26] P83-10026 06 P83-|0277 05 NINCHESTER,NASSo EASTERNSPACE & _ISSILE CTR., IX)_POC,CA. SHUTTLECREWS SELECTED SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIED ON [NASA RELEASE-83-|42| P83-I0177 06 NOAA-E [NASA RELEASE-83=35] P83-10046 06 WIND /_ETEOROLOGI/ INTEHR&TIONALROCKET EXPERIMENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU NASA TO BAYE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE [NASA RELEASE-83-24] P83-|002_ 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-202] P83-10269 06 STS-6BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-|0034 05 EASTERNTEST RANGE, VANDBNBBRGAFB NEW PHENORENAIN UNIVERSEOUTLINEDAT IRAS NASA SCIENTISTSDISCOVERMASSIVETHDNDERSTORMON CONFERENCE SATURN [NASA RELEASE-83-|62| P83-|0|98 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-7]| P83-10082 06 ATMOSPHERICSATELLITECCNTINUESSTUDIES NASA ENDS NIMBUS--6OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-|92| P83-|0228 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-126| P83-I0|61 06 EASTERN UNIONCORP., _.J. HIND SHEAR STS-II WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-I0272 05 NASA'S B-57 WILL FLIGHT CHECK TORNADOES [NASA RELEASE-83-76| P83-I0087 06 EASTERNUNION SPACE COflflUNICATIONS,INC. NASA TO NAVE RECORD BREAKING 1984 LAUNCH SCHEDULE WIND TUNNEL TESTS [NASA RELEASE-83-202| P83-|0269 06 NASA RESHAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUEL SAVING [NASA RELEASE-83-|74| P83-102|0 06 WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPHCO., MCLEANw Wa. NASA STUDIES PREDICT CONNUNICATIONSSATELLITEUSE HIND TUNNELS [NASA RELEASE-83-98] P83-I0109 06 SA NATIONALTRANSONICFACILITY NESTINGHOUSEBINC°e BALTIRORR#riD° ROCKET RELEASEDON ANES WIND TUNNEL ACCIDENT GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-96] P83-10|07 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-I0074 06 1958- |983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUR¥ OF NHITE SANDS RISSILERANGE, N. maX° ACHIEVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING TEST OF GALILEO JUPITEH PROBE SPACECRAFT& SUCCESS [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-1|7| P83-10128 06 NASA AWARDS CONTRACTTO DEVELOP COUNTER-ROTATION NHXTE SANDS TEST FACILITYB|. REX° BLADECONCEPT 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTDRX OP [NASA RELEASE-83-187] P83-10223 06 ACHIEVEmENt--JUSTTHEBEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-B3-132] P83-I0|67 06 NINDONS (APERTURES} STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE NSTTE SANDS, N. _EI.. P83-10148 05 SHUTTLE SIMULATORTO BE DISPLAYEDIN JAPAN [NASA RELEASE-83-5] P83-10005 06 ATMOSPHERICSATELLITECONTINUESSTUDIES [NASA RELEASE-83-192] P83-1U228 06 STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-10034 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELABPRESSCONFERENCE STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 P83-|02_4 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CCNFERENCE P83-10037 05 WINGS COLUMBIABEING HODIFIEDTO CARRI SP_CELAB I

A-110 SUBJECT INDEX ZERO GRAVITY

[HASA RELEASE-83-27| P83-I0083 06 Z-RAY TELESCOPE NASA ISSUES ANNOUNCEMENTOF OPPORTUNITYFOB X-RAY 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURX OF OBSERVATORY ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|54| P83-|0|89 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 Z-RAIS WIBISK RIVER NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANI-BAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE TWO CANADIANSRESCUED IN FIRST ASSIS2 BY AMEP!CAN [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|29| P83-|0164 06 X-15 17RCRAPT i |958 - |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF WO_EE ACRIEVEflENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNIHG STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| F83-|0|67 06 P83-|0142 05

1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF "7 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 ZARAGOSS&,SPAIB STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR} SUGGESTEDEEHABKS: AGENCY-WIDEHONOR AWARDS P83-10257 05 CEREMONY P83-|0239 06 ZEROCR&VITY SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY S WEIGHTLESSNESS JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON,TEX. £83-10240 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: CONGRESSIONALBLACK CAUCUS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYPANEL F83-|0242 05 REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERYTO THE WASHINGTON PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN,WASBINGTON#D.C. F83-|0247 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF |983ACTIVITIES [NASA EELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 BOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHICIEST., MASS. SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTB SHORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-|0253 05 WORLD METEOROLOGICALORGANIZATION 1958- |983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0|67 06 WORLDWEATHER WATCH SUGGESTEDREMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL,THE NAVY LEAGUE, ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-|0250 05 SUGGESTEDBEMABKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBEBOF COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05 WBIGBT STATE UNIV., DAYTON, OHIO NASA INVES_GATES NEW LINK IN MOTION SICKNESS [NASA RELEASE-83-|9|| P83-|0227 06 BRIGHT-PATTERSONAFB, OHIO ORBITER ENTERPRISETO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEANCITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-75| P83-10090 06 ENTERPRISETO FLY OVERD.C. METROPOLITANAREA, LAND AT DULLES [NASA RELEASE-83-93| P83-|0|04 06 WNW S WORLD WEATHER WATCH WYLE LABS., INC., HUNTSVILLE,ALA. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 X I-BAND L_NDS_T 4 X-BANDCOM_UNXCATIONSP_OBLRM [NASA RELEASE-83-20| P83-|0020 06 TDRSS TRANSBITSLANDSAT q TRERMATICMAPPER IMAGES [NASA BELEASE-83-127] P83-|0|62 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-1027| 06

I-BAY ASTRONOB_ HIGHLIGHTSOF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06

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L PERSONALNAMESINDEX INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASESAND SPEECHES MARCH 1984 1983

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SEE SECTION 06| [NASA BELEASE-83-110 ] P83-10121 06 I INFORMATION WASHTHIRIDNSHGTOUTTLEN STUDENTSCONFERENCETO BE HELD IN

HOPE, HOB FOR ADDITIONAL_--_ [_ASA HELEASE-83-112] P83-10123 06 [---BOBHOPE HOPES TO BECOME SPACE TRAVELER | NIGHTLAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 [[NASA RELEASE-83-|39] P83-10|74 06---J P83-10130 06

I +, P83- 10 |48 05 The title of eachnewsreleaseor speechappearsundereachname 5TS-9 TO CARHXEUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAHONITS mentionedinthenewsreleasesandspeeches whetherornottheindividual FIRST BI.SSION is thespeaker.Whenthenamereferstothespeaker,thisfactisindicated [ NASARELEASE-83-173] 983- ! 0209 06 witha + totheleftofthetitleThe. NASAaccessionnumberislocateundd er andto the rightof thetitleof thespeechfollowedbya two_igitnumber + STS-9 CHANGE-OH-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-10236 05 whichidentifiesthesectioncontainingthecompleteent_. STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-102q5 05

&CKERHAHEe N. A FISTSRS-T9 BTIOSCASIOHNYN EGROPEAN-BOILTSPACELABON ITS AHAKHAIL,MOHABBED [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 UNITED STATES AND SAUDI ARABIA SIGN SPACE HESH&HCH AGREEMENT &D&HSe BOB [NASA RELEASE-83-165] B83-|0201 06 STS-6PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-I0033 05 &BRAHAMSON,JAMES &. STS-|| EVA TIMELINEBRIEFING P83-10275 05 SECOND FLIGHT READINESSFIRING SCHEDULED [NASA RELEASE-B3-2] P83-|0002 06 &DABS, JIB STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES STS-6 APPEARSSET FOR LAUNCH EARLY IN MARCH P83-I0031 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-16] P83-100|6 06 NASA RESEARCHTO HELP THE SINGLE PILOTFLY BT FISCAL YEAR 198qBUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 INSTHUMENTS [N&S& HHLEASE-83-||8] P83-10129 06 + STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFINGFROM KSC P83-10028 05 STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCHEW CONFERENCE P83-10135 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0037 05 &DABS, JOHN CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOYTDRS-& AND SUGGESTEDREMARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDUCATIONWS FEATORE EVA TRIBUTE TO HAS&, LOS &NGELESeCALIFORNIA [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 P83-I0|33 05 APRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-6 &DAMS, PETER [NASA RELEASE-83-37] P83-|0048 06 STS-62HD FHF BRIEFINGFBO_ KSC P83-10028 05 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCCMIR STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES [NASA RELEASE-83-44] P83-10055 06 P83-|0031 05 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-10074 06 P83-|0032 05 NASA SLATES HAJOR PARIS AIR SHO_ ACTIVITIES STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-10033 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-10084 06 STS-6 HHIEFIHGON TDRSS P83-10034 05 NASA TO LAUNCHEUROPEANX-HAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-10085 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-10088 06 Kg&HSOB,JIB STS-6 2BD FHF BRIEFINGFROM KSC P83-10028 05 A_BITIOUSSTS-7 HISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 P83-10036 05 UPCOMINGSHUTTLELAUNCHES DETAILED STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0037 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-99] P83-|0|10 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAH NASA TO LAUNCH GALAX¥-ASATELLITE P83-10]q0 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-10|] P83-10|12 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-t0152 05

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STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 P83-I0259 05 SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-HISSIGNCREW PRESS CON_ERENCE [NASA HELEASE-83-|42] P83-|0|77 06 P83-10277 05 NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELEBRATIONAT WASHINGTON ADOLPHSON,JOHN H. CATHEDRAL NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOB STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-|52| P83-I0|87 06 P83-10|30 06 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE AGa, OSCAR [NASA RELEASE-83-17]9 P83-J0215 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) P83-|0259 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY JOHNSON SPACECENTER, ROUSTOB,TEX. P83-10240 05 ACUILAR,CARLOS STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE ALLEN, LEU P83-|0148 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS FIHST MISSION ABLBOSTSRN-9#TOH. CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 FIRST flISSION ALLER# ROBERT O. |NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 . STS-6 BRIEYINGOH TDESS P83-10034 05 &_EHS# THOMAS J. STS-6 PREFLIGHTHRIEEIRG/XNEETIALUPPER STAGE UNASATILIZACCATEIPOTNS |8 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION P83-|0036 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-3|| P83-I0042 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA ALBERTS#JEFFREY R. [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALSFOB SPACE STATION UTILIZATION NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-3|] P83-|0042 06 P83-|0|30 06 &I_'.OCK#G. E° D. ROBERT ALLEN TO HEAD NASA SPACE TRACKING AND DATA NEW CORRT DISCOVEREDBY IRAS SCIENTISTS SYSTEMSOFPICE [NASA RELEASE-83-70| P83-10081 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|64| P83-10200 06 ,LDRICJI#Ao STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BOILTSPACELABON ITS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS FIRST RISSION FIRST HISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06

&LDRIDCE# BILL &LLNUTT,,TEMPLETOROBNENRTAMEF.D ASSOCIATEADMINISTRATORFOR THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENTSCONFERENCETO BE HELD IN EXTERNALRELATIONS WASHINGTON [NASA RELEASE-83-67] P83-|0078 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-||2] P83-10123 06 ALMOND, JOHN ALDRIH, RHEIMEUGENRm JR. STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN A|C958HIEVEM- |983ENT--OUJRUSTFIRTHEST QBEUAGRTINNERINCGENTUR_ QF P83-|0140 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 ILTMANH,,GERH]tRD NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-HAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE ALEXANDER#GEORGE [NASA RELEASE-83-74| PHS-|0085 06 FISCAL YEAR 1984BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EHROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAH ON ITS JLLEIANDERLOUB FIRST MISSION STS-9 PREFLIGHTROI-TO-COVERBRIEFINPG83-I0246 05 [NASA EELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06

|JLEXAIDERLmGUIE AHIDCHONALL, MEANGRKERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND STS-6 PREFLIGHTGETAWAY SPECIAL BRIEFING FEATURE EVA P83-|0QS0 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-100q7 06 STS-6 PREFLIGH_BRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES AMUNDSEN#ROALD P83-|003| 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION,CAPE CANAVERALCRAPSER P83-|0132 05 STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-J003q 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVESASSOCIATION# STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SP&CRLAB#2) WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10251 05 P83-|0259 05 ANDERS. HILLIAM |LLISON STS-|| NESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-|0272 05 |958- |983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-|| EVA TIMELINEBRIEFING P83-|0275 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 ALFVEReHAINES ANDERSEN,DIETER SOUNDINGR(_CKETEIPERIMENTSSUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANI-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE THEORY |NASA HELEASE-83-Tq] P83-10085 06 |NASA RELE&SE-83-B2] P83-|0093 06

ALLEN, JOSEPH PERCIVAL# IV AHDRSTSE-SE9N,TOR. CDoARRYEUROPEAN-BGILTSPACELAB ON ITS INQUIRY TEAM REPORTS ON SPACESUIT FAILURES FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-9| P83-10009 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT INDRERSaN_AT P83-|0032 05 STS-9 CHARGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-|0235 05 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ANGELO# HENDX ACHIEYEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDINGSET FOR STS-8 / B-2 PERSO|EL RiflES INDEX RAUHABNe ROBERT C.

P83-10|30 06 BACHEa ALEXANDERDALL&S SUGGESTEDREBARKS: D.C. COUNCIL,THE NAVI LEAGUE, ARTHORIaTUCKER ARLINGTON#VIRGINIA P83-|0250 05 PANEL TO STUDY CO_NERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|2| P83-10012 06 BAGI&No RAftERPo 1958- 1983 QRR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ARAKI, GENICHI ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING NEW CURET DISCOVEREDBY IEAS SCIENTISTS [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-TC] P83-I0081 06 BAHRSEE, I. &RCHIMIDES STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON I_S SUGGESTEDRE_ARES: GANNETT _ANAGEflENGTROUP, FIRST MISSION WASHINGTON,DoCo P83-|0273 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06

ARETS, J. BAKER, HE_BERTG. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS I_S INVESTIGATIONBOARD _EMBERS NABED FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-49| P83-|0060 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 BANDURSKI,ROBERT S. &RLT, P. NASAACCEPTS 18 STUDXPROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF UTILIZATION ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTTHE B£GINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-3|| P83-I0042 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 RAINING€ RALPH ARMETe SRERRT NASA TO LAUNCH ECA SATCO_IR STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN |NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-I0055 06 P83-I0140 05 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSHEVATORISATELLITE STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {SPACELAB#2) NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXX-ASATELLITE P83-10259 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-101] P83-10112 06 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE P83-10276 05 |NASA RELEASE-83-110| P83-I012| 06 ARBSTRONG,NEI.LALDER BERB&NCEeK° 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF STS-9 TO CARRX EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS ACHIEVEMENt---JUSTTHE BEGINNING FIRST _ISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 TEXT OF REBARKS RY THE PRESIDENTAT NASA 25TH BARBAREE,J&Y ANNIVERSARYCELEBRATION,AIR AND SPACE BUSEU8 STS-7 POSTFLIGNTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0234 05 P83-I0|48 05

SUGGESTEDREMARKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA,LOS B_KB B° ANGELES P83-10255 05 STS-_ TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON I_S FIRST _ISSION &RNOLD,R.J.. [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 06 BARNES# AARON PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS AERHENIUS,GOST_ [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-I0050 06 SOUNDINGROCKET EXPERIMENTSSUPPORT SOLAR SYSTEM THEORY R&RNESG BILLI&_ Po [NASA RELEASE-83-82| P83-I0093 06 STS-9 TO CARRX EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION ATKINSONeH.H. [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE |NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-I0085 06 B|kRNETT#JAMES STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT AUflANN,HARTBOT P83-I0032 05 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-I0001 06 BA_OEBANm J&flES So CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND NASA SATELLITEDISCOVERSPOSSIBLESECOND SOLAR FEATURE EVA SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-120| P83-I0131 06 A_BITIOUSSTS-7 BISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AUTHIER,A° AT KENNEDY STS-9 TO CAEEX EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAR ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 FIRST MISSION [NAS_ RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 BARRETTeCHARLES ARTHUR_I| 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING B [NASA RELEASE-83-_32] P83-I0|67 06 BIOBAGE_CHARLES BATTERTON_PETER Go NEW COMPUTERLANGUAGETO BE TESTED AT JOHNSON MAJOR JET FUEL SAVINGS WITH ENERGY EFFICI£NT SPACE CENTER ENGINE TRCHNOLOGX [NASA RELEASE-83-108] P83-I0119 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|35| P83-10170 06

B_COCK, STOVER L., JR. BAUflANN_ROBERTC,. PANEL TO STUDY COMBERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE NASA TO LAUNCH BCA SATCOMIR [NASA RELEASE-83-12| P83-10012 06 [NAS_ RELEASE-83-_4] P83-I0055 06

BACH, BILL GOES-F LAUNCHSET FOR_PRIL 28 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) [NAS_ RELEASE-83-63| P83-1007_ 06 P83-I0259 05

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NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE 4.SUGGESTEDREMARKS: PIONEER I0 RECEPTION,NATIONAL [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-|0085 06 AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-|0|46 05 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-A SATELLITE . SUGGESTEDREMARKS-"THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE STUDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-|01| P83-10112 06 INVOLVEMENTPROJECT |SSIP)AWARDS CONFERENCE,NASA HEADQUARTERS P83-I0153 05 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-110| P83-|0|2| 06 4.SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORM ASSOCIATION P83-|0|5q 05 BEAN, ALANLAVERN J958 - 1983OUR FIHST QUARTERCENTURY OF 4"SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SPACE TELESCOPESCIENCE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING INSTITUTERIBBON-CUTTINGCEREMONY PH3-]0J55 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 |958- |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTHE BEGINNING FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 ASTRONAUTTRULY NAMED COMMANDEROF NAVAL SPACE BEAUJEANe R. COMMAND STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|33| P83-10|68 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 NASA BECOMES A SPONSOR OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MATH COMPETITION BECHTEL, NARR.EM [NASA RELEASE-83-|37| P83-10|72 06 -4-STS-|| WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05 BOB HOPE HOPES TO BECOME SPACE TRAVELER BBGGINS,TERGOJAMEVERNMS M. EHTALMEETINGOF SPACE TECHNOLOGY [NASA BELEASB-83-|39] P83-10174 06 EXPERTS PLANNED NASA AND FAIRCHILDSIGN JOINT ENDEAVORAGRREHENT [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-10008 06 FOR LBASECHAFT SPACE TELESCOPESUBJECT OF NEW BOOK [NASA RELEASE-83-|43] P83-10178 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|3| P83-100|3 06 NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELEBRATIONAT WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL + FISCAL YEAR |984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|52| P83-|0|87 06 4. NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10029 05 UNITED STATES AND SAUDI ARABIA SIGN SPACE RESEARCH AGREEMENT FEATCHALLENGURE EVERAFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-|65| P83-|020| 06 [NASA RELEASE-R3-36| P83-|0047 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION ORBITER ENTERPRISEAND QSRA TO BE EXBI_TED IN PARIS [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-65] P83-I0076 06 EUROPEANSPACE AGENCY RECEIVESSPACBLAB PAINTING NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|85| P83-|022] 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-|0084 06 SHUTTLE ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE SHOWN AT NEW AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING ORLEANS EXPOSITION AT KENNEDY [HAS& RELEASE-83-|88| PH3-10224 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 4-SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RASA EflPLOYEE25TH ANWIVBESARY COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITEBOOSTEDINTO DINNER, NATIONALAIR AND SPACE MUSEU_ GEOSYNCHRONOUSORBIT P83-1023| 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|04] P83-101|5 06 + SUGGESTEDSTATEMENT: IRAS PHESS CONPERENCE° WASHTHIRIDNSGTOHUTTLN ESTUDENTS CONFERENCETO BE HELD IN WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0232 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|12] PH3-|0|23 06 . SHGGESTEDREMARKS:STS-9 MANNED FLIGHT AWARENESS RECEPTION,KENHDY SPACE CENTER P83-10233 05 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-10130 06 . SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY,LEWIS RESEARCHCENTER P83-|0237 05 . SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION,CAPE CANAVERALCHAPTER P83-10132 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AGENCY-WIDEHONOR AWARDS CEREMONY P83-|0239 06 . SUGGESTEDREMAHKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDUCATION'S TRIBUTETO NASA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA . SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY P83-10133 05 JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON,TEX. P83-10240 05 . SHGGESTEDREMARKS: NATIONALSPACE CLUB, 4"SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RTCA 1983 ANNUAL ASSEMBLYAND WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0|3q 05 TECHNICALSYMPOSIUM,WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10241 05 + SUGGESTEDREHAHKS: AMERICANUNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10136 05 4"SUGGESTEDHEMABKS: CONGRESSIONALBLACK CAUCUS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYPANEL P83-10242 05 4"SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SPACE STATIONTECBNOLOGY WORKSHOP,WILLIAMSBURG,VIRGINIA P83-|0|37 05 4-SUGGESTEDREMARKS: IEEE CONFERENCEEASCON t83, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0243 05 + SUGGESTEDBMAHKS: HEADQUARTERSHONOR AWARDS CEREMONY P83-|0|43 05 4-REMARKS PREPABEDFOR DELIVERYTO THE WASHINGTON PRESS CLUB, BLACK NORSETAVERN, WASHINGTON,D.C. + SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE P83-10247 05 SYMPOSIUM,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-|0144 05 + SUGGESTEDREMARKS: MID-AMERICACOMMITTEE, . SUGGESTEDREaAHKS: BOA/ENTERPRISECEREHON_ CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-|0248 05 P83-|0145 05 . SUGGESTEDREMAKE: 72ND ADVANCEDMANAGEMENT PROGRAM REUNION,FAIEMONTHOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO

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P83-10249 05 41-R PREFLIGHTPRESSCONFERENCE/FLIGHPTLAN 983-10276 05 + SUGGESTEDREBABKS: D.C. COUNCIL,THE NAVILE&GUEw ARLINGTON,VIRGINIa P83-|0250 05 BRITON,E° STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAHON ITS . SUGGESTEDRE,aRKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVESaSSOCIaTIONa FIRST HISSION WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|025| 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 . SUGGESTEDRE,ARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATICNREVIEW, BE|Z, E.. GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAININGCENTER, ILLINOIS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPaCELAHON ITS P83-10252 05 FIRST _ISSION [NAS& RELEASE-83-|73] P83-I0209 06 + SUGGESTED REHARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBEROF CO_EHCE, RANDOLPH,_aSSaCHUSETTS _83-|0253 05 BERGHIN,JULES STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES . SOGGESTEOREBARKS: BURLINGTONCOUNTY# ECONOHIC P83-1003| 05 DEVELOPMENTCOMMITTEE,HEN JFRS, ET P83-I0254 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT + SUGGESTEDRE,aRKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA,LOS P83-10032 05 ANGELES P83-10255 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-10033 05 SUGGESTEDRE,ARKS: INIUGURALLECTURE: JADES E. WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADI_INISTRATION, STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-10034 05 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10261 05 STS-6 FLIGHT PLaN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 NASA TAKES FIRST S_EPS TO_aRDS FLYING CIVILIANSIN SPICE STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE 983-10037 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-198] P83-I0265 06 STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFZS P83-10138 05 SUGGESTEDHE,ARKS: GANNETT BANAGE_ENTGROUP, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10273 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPIS P83-|0139 05 + SUGGESTEDRE,ARKS: HONOR INARDSCERB_GNX,GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT,HkRYLAND STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLaN P83-10274 05 P83-10|40 05 BEGGS# JA_S NURTURER! STS-7 PREFLIGHTCRBN PRESS CONFERENCE NASA AND CANADIANSSIGN COOPERATIVEARRANGEHENT P83-10142 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-186] P83-10222 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|49 05 BRGHIN, C. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAHON ITS STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10150 05 FIRST _ISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 STS-8 PR_LIGET BRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA P83-|0|51 05 BEICHmAN,CHA_ES INFHARED ASTRONOMICALSATELLITE {IRKS}RESULTS STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0152 05 BRIEFING SET [NASA RELEASE-83-|6|] P83-10|97 06 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-|0236 05 BEIRTERaeDOUNE STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPaCELABPRESS CONFERENCE NASA TO LAHNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE P83-|0244 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-|0001 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTHUN-TO-COVERBRIEFING B_J_HER, Bill. P83-10246 05 STS-|! NESTAR S&TELLIT£BRIEFING P83-|0272 05 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05 BENEDICT,ROWED FISCAL YEAR 1984 BODGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING |FLIGHTDIRFJCTOR) P83-|0257 05 STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFINGFROH KSC P83-10028 05 STS-8 PREFLIG_ BRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-10258 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLaN P83-10140 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SP&CELKB#2) P83-10259 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCRRN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-101q2 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10260 05 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 STS-II NESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/RFTA P83-10|51 05 STS-ll EVa TIILEIINEBRIEFING P83-10275 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREN CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 q|-B PREFLIGHTPRESSCONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLaN P83-10276 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING |FLIGHTDIRECTOR} P83-10257 05 FLIGHT ql-5 PRE-EISSIONCRRN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0277 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-10258 05 BERWAEDLeARR_ STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAH#2) STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05 P83-10259 05 BRRR_, ALLA| STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREN PRESS CONFERENCE TWO CANADIANSRESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST BY AflERICaN P83-10260 05 SITELLITE [MASk RELEASE-83-|29] P83-|0|6_ 06 STS-I| NESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05 EERTIBI, Jo-L. STS-I| EVA TlflELINEBRIEFING P83-|0275 05 STS-9 TO CARR_ EUROPEAN-BOILTSPICRLABO_ ITS

B-5 BEWERSDORFFG JLXEL PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

FIRST MISSION STS-6 POSTFLIGHTHENS CONFERENCETO BE HELD [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-53] P83-I0064 06 BERERSDORFFBAXEL NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES AMBITIOUSSTS-7MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-I0084 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10135 05 BEZELL,BOB 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-I0148 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 EICNIERGHICHEL SHUTTLE CREWSSELECTED NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAYOBSERVATORYSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-142] P83-I0177 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-I0085 06 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE FISTRSS-9T MITOSSCAIONNNY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-179] P83-|0215 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-I0271 06 BIJVOET # J. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS BOG/LRDeDONALD FIRST MISSION ANTARCTIC"METEORITE"TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 THE MOON [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-10043 06 BISEEY, JOHN STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES SCIENTISTSBELIEVE METEORITESMAY HAVE COME FROM P83-10031 05 MARS [NASA RELEASE-83-33] P83-10044 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0037 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY STS-6 POSTFLIGBTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0135 05 JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,HOUSTON,TEX. P83-I0240 05 BLAESIMGBH. BOGGESSoNANCT STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-10001 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 INFRARED ASTRONOMICALSATELLITE {IRAS)RESULTS HLAHAeJOHN E. BRIEFINGSET |958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-161] P83-10197 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JOSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 BOLDENoCHARLESF.e JR. 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF HL_CHARD, HOHERT C. ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING STS-6 CARRIESLANGLEY ORBITER EXPERIMENT [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-45] P83-|0056 06 BOLIHd, DAVE AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-|0245 05 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-I0098 06 BOLT, RICHARD PANEL TO STUDYCOMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE BI.ANDmGEOFFRETL. [NASA RELEASE-83-|2] P83-10012 06 CHEHICAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIRLE ALONG EAST COAST [NASA RELEASE-83-107] P83-10118 06 BON&P/_EGNAPOLEON SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY,GODDARD DLUFORD#GUIOHS.o JR. SPACE FLIGHT CENTER,GREENBELT,MAHYLAND LAUNCHDATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACESHUTTLE FLIGHT P83-10274 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-1|6] P83-I0127 06 HONESTELL,C. NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF P83-I0130 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10|52 05 BORRETd, ROGER-MAURICE |958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE ACHIEVEMENT--JOSTTHE B£GINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-10085 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10167 06 BOOMBe FRED TEXT OF REMARKS BT THE PRESIDENTAT NASA25TH SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES E. ANNIVERSARYCELEBRATION,AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADflINISTBATION, P83-10234 05 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-1026| 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AGENCY-WIDEHONOR AWARDS BORGMANGJAN CEREMONY P83-10239 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-10001 06 SHGGESTEDREMARKS: CONGRESSIONALBLACKCAUCUS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYPANEL P83-10242 05 HOHHANeFRANK |958- 1983 QUE FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0167 06

BOBKO,, KAROL JOSEPH BOURGEOIS., LARRT STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10Q37 05 + STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-10235 05 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND STS-9 CHARGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-I0236 05 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|00_7 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIET_ING|FLIGHTDIRECTOR) P83-10257 05

B-6 PH_SONEL UAHES INDEX BULL, JOHN SOHTER

BOHYER, H° 1958 - 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 NEW ASTRONAUT SHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS MADE BOZCE, JOE [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-I0215 06 TWO VENUS RADAR MAPPER CONTRACTS AWARDED [NASA RELEASE-83-|82| P83-10218 06 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA BELEASE-83-20q] P83-10271 06 BOI"D, JOHN g.. MEN CHIEF ENGINEER AND MANAGEMENT BEAD NAMED AT NASA BRAMDT, JOHN Co |NASA RELEASE-83-|06| P83-10|]7 06 NASA'S ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRA2T FLIGHT TO A C0_£T [NASA RELEASE-83-|96| P83-10263 06 BOIKENS, F. N. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS BRIDGESG BOX D°_ JRo FIRST MISSION t958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUS_ THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-]32| P83-10167 06 BOYLE. N. 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUR_ CP BRIGGS, GEOFFREY ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING PLANBTAHY EXPLORATION THROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED |NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-50| P83-10061 06

HOI'ME, UALTER BROOK, No SUGGESTED REMARKS: NASA EMPLOYEE 25TE ANNIVERSARY STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS DINNEH, NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM FIRST MISSION P83-10231 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06

BRADO, N. BROOK, RARI STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDHS-A AND FIHST MISSION FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-J00q? 06

BRAEDT, H.. BROUN, A. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON I_S FIRST MISSION FIRST MISSION [NASA HELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06

BRAGDOH, DAVID BRONNIRG# ROBERT NASA TO LAUHCH RCA SATCCEIR CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDBS-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-q4] P83-10055 06 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 BRAHCHFLOHEB,GILBERT CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND SUGGESTED REflAEKS: HONOR AUARDS CEREHONI, LEWIS FEATURE EVA RESEARCH CENTER P83-|0237 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 BROUHING, RON BRAND, VANCE REVUE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON I_S CREWS NAMED FOR STS-{{ AND STS-|2 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-15] P83-10015 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 STS-6 PREFLIGH_ PRESS CCNFERENCE P83-10037 05 BROHNING, RONALD K. STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-10034 05 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINSING COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE BOOSTED INTO [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10167 06 GEOSYHCHRONOUS ORBIT [NASA RELEASE-83-104| P83-10115 06 NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITH CELEBRATION AT WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL BRUIHGTON, RUDOLPH [NASA HELEASE-83-152] P83-10187 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREN CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 NEW ASTRONAUT SHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS MADE BRUTON, DEMPSEYG B., JR. [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-10215 06 CHEMICAL CLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE ALONG EAST COAST [NASa HELEASE-83-|07] P83-10118 06 SHUTTLE BRIEFINGS SCHEDULED IN HOUSTCN [NASA BELEASE-83-|P4] P83-10230 06 HUCHLI, JAMES F. 1958 - 1983 QUR FIRS_ QUARTER CENTURY OF SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AW_DS C£RENON¥ &CHIEVENENT--JUS_ THE BEGINNING JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. P83-]02q0 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 STS-I| EVA TIMELINE BRIEFING P83-10275 05 NEW ASTRONAUT SHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS EADE |NaSa RELEASE-83-179| P83-10215 06 41-B PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHT PLAN P83-|0276 05 BUCHUALD, HARCUS AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LA_DING FLIGHT 4|-5 PRE-MISSION CREW PRESS CONFERENCE AT KENNEDY P83-10277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06

BR_DEKSTEIN, DANIEL C. BUCKER, H. LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHT STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON I_S [NASA RELEASE-83-|16] P83-10127 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-I0130 06 BULL, JOHN SUHTEB J958 - 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 ACRIEVEMEN2--JUS_ THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFEHENCE P83-10152 05

E-7 RUNNER, ALAN No PERSONAL NAHES INDEX

BUInlEReELAN l°. FLIGHT 4|-5 PER-MISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUD! PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION P83-I0277 05 UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-Sl] P83-I0042 06 BTR/),JOHN STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE BHRCKMAN#DIVID P83-101q2 05 SUGGESTEDREBARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVESASSOCIATION: WASHINGTON,DoC. P83-10251 05 B_RON. AUGUSTAIDA HEN COMPUTERLANGUAGETO BE TESTED AT JOHNSON BHRNELLwJ° SPACECENTER |958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURI OF [NASA RELEASE-83-108| P83-|01|9 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE B£GINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 A BURNS.WILLIAM To NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERIMENTS CADORET,Ro [NASA RELEASE-83-|60] P83-|0196 06 STS-9 TO CARE! EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION BURRIS,DICK [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) P83-10257 05 CAESAR,JULIUS SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SCA/EHTERPRISECEHENON_ fl0TLER. SHE P83-10145 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPICELAB#2) P83-|0259 05 SUGGESTEDREBARKS: BID-AEEHICACOHNITTEE, CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-|0248 05 STS-|| EVA TINELIHHBRIEFING P83-10275 05 CIJ.LE, P. BUTTERFIELD,BOB 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUH_OF NASA TECHNIQUESLEAD TO IMPROVED HEDICAL DIAGNOSIS ACHIEVEBENT--JUSTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|77| P83-102|3 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06

BX_S# CARLOS CAMPBKLLo ELIZABETH 1o. STS-6 PREFLIGHTGETAWAY SPECIAL BRIEFING FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT P83-|0030 05 INVOLVEMENTPROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|O|03 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES P83-1003| 05 CANTRELLoJ_HN ft. NASA PROBES 'INNER SPACE' NITH ULTRASOHICS STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT [NASA RELEASE-83-158] P83-10193 06 P83-|0032 05 C/_LISLReDICK STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-I0033 05 SUGGESTEDREBARKS: SPACE STATION TECHNOLOG_ WORKSHOP,NILLIIJ_SBUHGVIRGINI# A P83-|0137 05' STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-|003q 05 CARPENTER,BILCOLMSCOTT STS-6 FLIGHT PLAH BRIEFING P83-10035 05 |958- |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTUBI OF ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTHE BEGINNING STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 P83-|0036 05 CARR, GERALD STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREH CONFERENCE P83-10135 05 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUB_OF ACHIEVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|38 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS CASSELLI,H° P83-I0|39 05 |958- 1983OHR FIRST QUARTERCENTURI OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BBGINHING STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 P83-|0|40 05 CASSIDI,WILLIAM STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-|0|4| 05 ANTARCTIC"METEORITE"TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF THE BOOM STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREN PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-H3-32| P83-|0043 06 P83-|O|q8 05 C&2ON, P..D. STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 STS-9 TO CARR_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA [HASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 P83-1015| 05 C&VALLARO. V. STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVE_ENT--JHSTTHE BEGINNING STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-|0235 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-|0236 05 CERNAN, EUGENE aNDREW |958- 1983QUR FIRST QUARTERCEHTUR_ OF STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR} ACHIEVEBENT--JUSTHE BEGINNING P83-10257 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-10258 05 STS-9 20 CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 P83-10259 05 CHAFFEEB ROGER BRUCE STS-|I EVA TIBELIHEBRIEFING 983-10275 05 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTUR_ OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING 4I-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFER£HCE/FLIGETPLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 P83-|0276 05

B-8 PERSONAL NAMES INDEX COLUNBUSe CHRXSTOPnER

SUGGESTEDREMARKS= INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES Eo CLEGG, PETER WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADBINISTRATION, NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE WASHINGTON,D.C° P83-|026| 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-|000| 06 CHANGe FRANKLIN R. CLZflENTSGHEmHIE. |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTEH CENTUH¥ OF NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-|0130 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 COATS, MICHAEL L. CHAPLIN, DI CREWS NAMED FOR STS-I| AND STS-|2 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {SPACELAB#2} [NASA RELEASE-83-15] P83-|00|5 06 P83-|0259 05 FIRST COMMERCIALPAYLOADSPECIALISTFOR SHQTTLE CHAPMAN#PHILIP KENYON NAMED |958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURX QF [NASA HELEASE-83-|05] P83-I01|6 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE D_GINNING [NASA HELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 A|C958HIE-VEME|983NT--QUSJUSTFITHSHET BQEUARGINNTEIRNCEGNTURY OF CSAPPEL,C. [NASa RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10167 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION NEW ASTHON&STSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASR-83-179] P83-|0215 06 CHAPPELL,RICK COBB, R. STS-9 CHANGE DE SHIFT EHIEFING P83-10238 05 1958- |983 OUR FIHST QUARTER CENTURYOF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING . STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 CH&RLESNORTS,Co E. CUBER, A. AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING 1958 - |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTUHY OF AT KENNEDY ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 COGOLI, A° P83-I0|30 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAS ON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 COHEN,STS-9a°TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELkHON ITS CHRISTOPHER,JOHN FIRST MISSION NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR [HASA RELEASE-83-|73| 283-10209 06 |NASA RELEASE-83-4q] P83-I0055 06 COHEN, GARY CHURCHILL,HI|STON STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 REMARKS PREPAREDFOR DELIVERYTO THE WASHINGTON PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSETAVERN, WASHINGTON,D.C. COHN, S&HUHL Ms P83-|0247 05 PANEL TO STUDT COMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE [NASa HELEASE-83-|2] P83-100|2 06 CIEPLUCH, CARLC. MAJOH JET FURL SAVINGS WITS ENERGY EEFICIENT COLBURNGHAROLD ENGINE TECHNOLOGY SUGGESTEDREMARKS: BURLINGTONCOUNTY, ECONOMIC [NASA RELEASE-83-|35| P83-10|70 06 DEVELOPMENTCONMITTEE,NEW JERSEY P83-|025q 05 CLARKe NILLIAB D. COLFER, LINDA PRESIDENTORDERS NATIONAL SPACESTATION STUDY FLIGHT 4|-5 PRE-BISSIONCHEW PRESS CONPER£NCE [NASA RELEASE-83-5|] P83-|0062 06 P83-|0277 05

CLARKE, ARTHURC. COLLINS, MICHAEL "SUGGESTEDHEMARKS: 72ND ADVANCEDHANAGRMRNT 1958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF PROGRAMREUNION,FAIRMO_T HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-|0249 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0167 06 CLARKS, HENRY NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELEBRATIONAT WASHINGTON GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 CATHEDHAL [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 [NASA RELEASE-S3-|52| P83-|0|87 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-BAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAHON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-10085 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-ASATELLITE |NASA RELEASE-83-101| P83-I0112 06 COLLI_S,PAUL STS-7PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE P83-|0|q2 05 [NASA HELEASE-83-I10] P83-10|2| 06 COLONHA,HICHLRD A° CLAYTON,ROBERT INQUIRY TEAM REPOHTS ON SPACE SUIT FAILURES ANTARCTIC"METEORITE"TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF [NASA RELEASE-83-9| P83-|0009 06 THE MOON [NASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-|0043 06 + STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILSHEP8R3-EP|00ORT32 05 CI.EARY, BOB SUGGESTEDHEMARKS: AMEHICANUNIVERSITY, COLUMBOSaCHRISTOPHER WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10136 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: PIONEER |0 RECEPTION,NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-|0|q6 05 CLEAVE, B_RY I. 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF SUGGESTEDREMARKS: PIONEER l0 RECEPTION,NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING SIR AND SPACE flSSEUM P83-I0146 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06

H-9 CONANTw JAMES BRIANT PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

CONANT, JIMES HHIANT STS-9 PREFLIGHT CHEW PRESS CONFERENCE SUGGESTED RE_ARKS: SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY P83-I0260 05 WORKSHOP, NILLIAMSRUHG, VIHGINIA P83-I0137 05 STS-|I EVA TIKELINE BRIEFING P83-J0275 05 CONRAD, CHARLES, JR. CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDBS-A AND FLIGHT 41-5 PHE-_ISSION CHEN PHESS CONFERENCE FEATURE EVA P83-I0277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-1O0q7 06 COVEY, _CH&HD 0- 1958 - 1983 OUH FIRST QUAHTER CENTUH_ OF 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QOARTEH CENTUHY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE E£GIHNING ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGIHNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| 983-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 C(X)K,TOM HEN ASTRONAUT SHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS MADE STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0|50 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-10215 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONE£BENCE 983-10152 05 COWER, GARY STS-9 PREFLIGHT BHIEFIRG (PLIGHT DIRECTOR} COOKE, DOUG P83-I0257 05 AMBITIOUS ST5-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY COX, JOHN [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 . STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-|0238 05

COOKE, L° STS-9 PREFLIGHT RHIEFING (FLIGHT DIRECTOR} 1958 - 1983 OBH FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF PH3-10257 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 4l-B PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHT PLAN P83-]0276 05 COOPER, LEHOY GORDON, JH. 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-_ISSION CREW PRESS CONFEBHNCE ACHIEVEMEN_--JUST _HE BEGINNING P83-10277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0167 06 COY, EDNIN &. COOPER, H. CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND ]958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY QF FEATUHE EVA ACHIEVEMENt--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 COYNE, JOSEPH B°. COHBUTT, WARREN NASa TO HOLD INTERFAITH CELEBRATION AT NASHINGTGN STS-9 SCIENCE HRIEFIHG P83-10245 05 CATHEDRAL [NASA RELEASE-83-152] P83-|0|87 06 COSTES, CONST&NT!NE N. FINALISTS CHOSE_ IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT CR&BILL# NORMAN INVOLYEMENT PROJECT NASA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING ON AIHCHI!'T [NASARELEASE-83-92| P83-I0103 06 [NASARELEASE-83-150| P83-10185 06

COUHTES, G. CREPT, Ho, JR STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAH ON ITS FIRST MISSION FIRST HISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 [NASa RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06

COURTHEZ, a. E.P. CRaNPTON, GEOHCE NASA SCIENTISTS DISCOVER MASSIVE THUNDERSTORM ON NASA INVESTIGATES NEW LINK IN MOTION SICKNESS SATURN [NASA RELEASE-83-191| P83-I0227 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-T|] P83-I0082 06 CR&Y, SEYMOUR COVAULT# CRAIG SUGGESTED REMARKS: AGENCY-WIDE HONOR AWARDS FISCAL YEAR 198q BUDGET BRIEFING P83-|0027 05 CEREMONY P83-I0239 06

STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/SUIT FAILURE HEPOHT CREIGHTONe JOHN O. P83-10032 05 |958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10167 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10037 05 NEW aSTRONAUT SHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS MADE [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-|0215 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CHEW CCNFERENCE P83-I0135 05 CREMEHSG H° STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/FLIGHT PLAN 1958 - 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF P83-10|q0 05 aCHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NaSa RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGRT CREN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10148 05 CEIPPEN, ROBERT LIUREL CRHWMEflBEHS NAMED FOR STS-13, SPACELAB 2 AND 3 STS-9 CHaRGE-OF-SHIFT BRIEBING P83-10235 05 [NASa RELEASE-83-22| P83-I0022 06 STS-9 CHARGE-OF-SHIFT BHIEFIRG P83-10236 05 JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 [NASa RELEASE-83-72| P83-10038 06 STS-9 CHAHGE OF SHIP2 BRIEFING P83-10238 05 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSIOH TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING STS-9 PREFLIGHT SPACELAE PRESS CONFERENCE AT KENNEDY P83-10244 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (FLIGHT DIRECTOR} STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/FLIGHT PLAN P83-I0257 05 P83-I0|40 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING {SPACELAB #2) . ZTS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PHESS CONFERENCE P83-10259 05 P83-|0142 05

B-lO PERSOIELNINES INDEX DEHBARTmLEE

. STS-7 POSTI_IGHTCREW PRESSCONFERENCE DATISo LEONARD P83-10|q8 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-101q| 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONF£RENCE P83-I0152 05 DAY, DEL STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-10|4| 05 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING DATe DELBERTE.. [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0167 06 AHBITIOUSSTS-7 NISSIONTO FRATUmE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEPLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 [NASA BELEESE-83-179] P83-I0215 06 DAZe Ro Lo. STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-I0245 05 PANEL TO STUDF COMNERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPAC_ [NASA RELEASE-83-12| P83-I0012 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-H3-204| P83-|0271 06 DE HOOP, Do. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAH ON I_S FLIGHT 4|-5 PRE-MISSIONCREW PRESS CONPERENCE FIRST BISSION P83-|0277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 CROBBELT|CK,Do. DE JIGERe C. STS-9 TO CARRX EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANI-RAY OBSERVATOR_SATELLITE FIRST IIISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-I0085 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 DE JOEGe TKIJE CROSSFIELD,ALBERT SCOTE NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIOHALSATELLITE 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-|0001 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-i32] P83-10167 06 DE KOOBEN, JaN NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE CUNNINGHANJ.# [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-10001 06 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTUR_ OF ACHIEVENZNT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING DE LOOR_G.-Po [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 STS-9 TO CARRI EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST HISSION CUNNINGHAN,NELTBB RONL_E [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 |958 - 1983 OHR FIRST QUARTER CENTURZOF ACRIEVENENT--JOSTTHE BEGINNING DE EIVAe I. [NASA RELEASR-83-132] P83-10|67 06 STS-9 TO CAERI EUBOPEAN-BHILTSPACELAB ON ITS FIRST HISSION CURIE1, E.. [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANZ-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-I0085 06 DE SOHZ& PINTO, LkURO EDOERDO NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERINENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-160| P83-I0196 06 D DEAN, J. DA VINCI, LEONARDO 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST OUERTERCENTURY OF SUGGESTEDRENARKS: 72ND ADVANCEDNANAGEMENT ACHIEVEHENT--JUS_THE BEGINNING PROGRAN REUNION,FAIRMONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 P83-I0249 05 DEAN, HORTON DADDARIO,EMILIO Q. STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE PANEL TO STHDZCONNERCI_LENTERPRISEIN SPACE P83-10142 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-12| P83-|0012 06 STS-H PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 DAILB_, CARROLL NASA ISSUES ANNOUNCEMENTOF OPPONTUNITIFOR X-RA_ DEBOS, HURT H. OHSERVATORZ EXPLORER I LAUNCH ELEVATEDNATION°SNORALE 25 [NASA RELEASE-83-]54| P83-10189 06 IEARS AGO [NASA RELEASE-83-]G] P83-|0010 06 DANIEL, ROGER STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESSCONFERENCE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES E. P83-I0142 05 WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADNINIS_RATION, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I026| 05 DERWIN, CHARLES SUGGESTEDREMARKS: PIONEER l0 RECEPTION,NATIONAL DECKER,ARTHURJ. AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-|0146 05 3-D NOVIES AID JET ENGINE RESEARCHERSAT NASA CENTER [NASA RELEASE-83-68| P83-10079 06 SUGGESTEDREZABKS¢ PIONEER I0 RECEPTION,NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE BUSEUN P83-I0146 05 DELACT, RICK STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE D&UNTON, NANCI P83-10148 05 NASA INVESTIGATESNEW LINK IN HOTIQN SICKNESS [NAS_ RELEASE-83-191| P83-I0227 06 DELkHklS,HAURICE NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE DAVID, LEONARD [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-I0085 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CCN_ERENCE P83-I0152 05 DELLEH, GEORGE STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10260 05 P83-I0260 05

DAVIDTS, DIETER DELOHB&RDRICH, ARD STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR INDONESIANCO_HUNICATIONS P83-I0139 05 TERNINAL [NASA RELEASE-83-195| P83-|0262 06 DA¥IES, JOHN IRAS DISCOVERSITS FIFTH CURET DENBAHT, LEE [NASA RELEASE-83-148| P83-I0183 06 STY-6 PREFLIGHTGETANAF SPECIAL BRIEFING

B-il DENNING. PETER J° PERSONAL RAINS INDEX

P83-10030 05 DOOLIRGG DIVE FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE P83-I003| 05 P83-|0036 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT STS-6 PREFLIGH_PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10037 05 P83-I0032 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-|0|41 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTHRIE¥1NGON EVI P83-10033 05 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-10238 05 STS-6 REIEFIRGON TDRSS P83-|0034 05 DENNING,PETER J. STS-6 FLIGHT PLkN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 HaSA ESTABLISHESCOMPUT£RSCIENCE INSTITOTEaT aMES [NASa RELEASE-83-38] P83-|0049 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIaLOPP83-PER S|T0036AGE 05 DERTER, JOHN BOB HOPE HOPES TO BECOM£ SPACE TBkVRLER STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0037 05 [NASA RELEASE-H3-|39] P83-|0|74 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGBTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|35 05 DERMO_T,L. 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUaRtER CENTURY QF STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|38 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING [NASa RELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS:P83-1SPaS0|39 05 DERUYTTERE, &. STS-9 TO CaBR_ EUROPEaN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN FIRST MISSION P83-|0140 05 [NASA RRLEkSB-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-10|4| 05 DESCH, Mo Do NkSa SCIENTISTSDISCOVER MASSIVETHUNDERSTORMON STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE SATURN P83-10142 05 [HIS& RELEASE-83-7|] P83-|0082 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGUTCHEW PRESS CONFERENCE DIAN, Ro P83-|0148 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPaCELaBOR ITS FIRST MISSION STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-|0238 05 DICK, C. 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUABTBB CENTUR_ OF STS-9 PREFLIGHTSP&CELABPRESS CONFERENCE aCHIEVEMENT--JUS_THE B_GINNING P83-|0244 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10245 05 DIETERLE,Go STS-9 _O CARRY EUROPEAN-HUILTSPaCBLaRON ITS STS-9 PREFLIGHTHOW-TO--COVEBHRIEFING FIRST MISSION P83-|0246 05 [NaSa RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFIRG P83-|0256 05 DILLER,GEORGE FLIGHT 41-5 PER-MISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING{FLIGHTDIRECTOR) P83-1U277 05 P83-10257 U5

DISH&ELI,DERJAMIN STS-9 PHEFLIGHTBHIEEING (SPACELAB#2} SUGGESTEDRENARKS: HONOR aWARDS CEREMONY,LEWIS P83-10259 05 RESEARCHCENTER P83-10237 05 STS-9PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AGENCY-WIDEHONOR ,BARDS P83-|0260 05 CEREMONY P83-|0239 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSIONCHEW PRESS CONFERENCE SUGGESTEDHEMaEKS: RECRUIT GR&DUATIONREVIEW. P83--|027705 GREAT LAKES NAVALTRAININGCENTER,ILLINOIS P83-I0252 05 DOS&,LASZLO STS-8FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 DODD. L° 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUAHTRR CENTURY OF STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA aCHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-10|5| 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10|67 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPaCEL&B#2) DODECK, &° P83-10259 05 STS-9 TO CARE[ EUROPE,E-BUILTSPaCELARON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA EELEKSE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 P83-|0260 05 DOE, B. DOUPNIK,JOE |958 - |983 OUR FIHST QUARTER CENTURY OF N&Sa TESTS HIGH SPEED D&Ta MaN&GRMENTSYSTEH/MS_C ACHIEVEMENT---JUSTHT E BEGINNING [NASA RELE&SE-83-58] P83-|0069 06 [Nasa RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 BONNET, J., III DOLKAS, CONST&ETINE STS-9 TO CARRY £UROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS EXERCISE AND DIET Ha_ CONTROL BLOOD CHARGES DURING FIRST MISSION WEIGHTLESSNESS [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|30] P83-|0|65 06 DR&UGHON, HAROLD DON_HUE,TOM STS-6 PREFLIGHTBHIEFIEGON EVk P83-10033 05 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 + STS-6 FLIGHT PLkN BRIEFING P83-|0035 05

R-12 PERSOMIL NAHHS INDEX ELKOe dOSBPH

+ STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAP OBSERVATORYSATELLITE [NASA EELEASE-83-7_] P83-10085 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA P83-10151 05 NASA TO LAUNCHGALAXY-ASATELLITE [NASA HELEASE-83-101] P83-10112 06 SHUTTLE BRIEFINGSSCHEDULEDIN HOUSTON [NASA RELEASE-83-194| P83-10230 06 NASA TO LAONCH TELSTAR 3A COZNURICATIOHSSATELLITE [HASA HELEASE-83-|I0] P83-I0121 06 + STS-tl EVA TIBELINEBRIEFING P83-10275 05 HBERH/_BTJOIATe HOi . 41-H PREFLIGHTPHESSCONFEBENCE/FLIGHTPLAN FISCAL YEER 198_BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 P83-10276 05 ECONOBOS, ENGELOS DREIKE,D. LIVING IN SPACE BEY ILEANLIVING LONGER, LOSING STS-9 _0 CERRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELA8ON ITS NOSCLE FIRST NISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-103| P83-I0114 06 [NESA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 EDELSON,BURTONIo DRYDEN,HUGH Lo FISCAL PEAR 1984BUDGET BRIEFING 983-10027 05 SUGGESTEDREN&RES: FOND FOR HIGHER EDOCATIONeS TRIBUTETO NASA, LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOE APRIL 28 P83-I0133 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-10074 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QOAHTER CENTURY OF NEH SEHICONDUCTORPROCESSTO BE DEVELOPEDON SHUTTLE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE HEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-6_] P83-I0075 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 SPACE TELESCOPERENAHED AS EDNINP. HOBBLE SPACE SUGGESTEDHENARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JANES E. TELESCOPE NEEB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADNINZSTHATIONe [RASA RELEASE-83-155| P83-I0190 06 HASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0261 05 STS-9 TO CARRX EUROPEAH-HUILTSPACELABOH ITS DUFF, BRIAN N. FIRST NISSIOR THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENTSCONIEHENCETO EE HELD IN [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 NASHINGTOH [NASA RELEASE-83-112| P83-10123 06 NASA AND CANADIANSSIGN COOPERATIVEARHANGENEHT [NESA RELEASE-83-186| P83-10222 06 FRANK S. JOHNSON JR. TO HEAD NASA'SPUBLIC AFFAIRS DIVISION STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-10236 05 [NASA HELEASE-83-178] P83-I0214 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFIHG P83-10245 05 DUKE,CHARLES BOSS, JR° 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUR7 OF EDISON, THOHAS ACHIEVEHEN_--JHSTTHE BEGINNING SUGGESTEDRENARKS¢ RECRUITGRADUATIONREVIEH, [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 GREAT LAKES NAVALTRAININGCENTER,ILLINOIS P83-10252 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION HHLERS, KARHN [NASE RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 . STS-8 PREFLIGHTERIEEING: PDRS/PFTA P83-I0151 05 DUKE, NICHAEL SCIENTISTSBELIEVE HETEOBITESBAY HAV£COHE FHOH HINSTEIH,LLBERT _AES PIOHEER IO SPACECRAFTDEPARTSSOLAR SYSTEa [NASA RELEASE-83-33| P83-I0044 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-9|| P83-10102 06 .

DUNBAR, BGRNIEO. HISELEG DORNFULTON 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUHX09 1958 - 1983 OOR FIRST QUARTER CENTgHYOF ACRIEVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ACHIEYENENT--JOSTTHE BEGINNIHG [NASA EELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 [HASH RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 DUNCAN, LEWIS H. EISENHOHER,DKIGHT NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDYPHOPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION SUGGESTEDRENARKS: CONGRESSIONALBLACK CAUCOS DTILIZATION SCIRECE AND TECHNOLOGYP_NEL P83-10242 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-31| P83-10Oq2 06 EL-A&SSER,HOH&HES.D DUNFORD,ERIC ANBITIOUSSTS-7 NISSIOR 20 FEATUREFIRST LANDING NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERHATIONALSATELLITE AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-lO00| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 DURACULOUS#DAVE HLA&SSER#NOH&N_DSo. STS-9 PREFLIGHTHON-TO-COVERBRIEFING CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND P83-10246 05 FEATURE EVE [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 DNERKOSKI,LEONARD STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-10034 05 ELDRIDGE,GIRT STS-8 PREFLIGHTCHEN CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 D_kL. PALHER PIONEER I0 SPACECRAFTDEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEH ELIOT, To S_ [NASA RELEASE-83-91| P83-10102 06 SUGGESTEDREHARKS: POND FOR HIGHER EHUCETIONeS TRIBBTE TO HASH,LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA P83-10133 05

E SUGGESTEDRENAHKS: D.C. COUnCIl, THE NEVY LEAGUE, EATOKG PETER T. ARLINGTON,VIEGINIE P83-10250 05 NASA TO LAUNC_ RCA SATCCMIR [_ESA RELEASE-83-_] P83-I0055 06 I_LKO,_OSIPH NAS_ TO LEUNCHRC_ SETCONIR GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NESA RELEESE-83-q_] P83-10055 06 [HASA RELE_SE-83-63] P83-1007_ 06

B-13 BLLEMINe DkNTEL D. PERSONAL |1MRS INDEX

Rl_1_flIMD#ARIEL D. STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN NASATESTS NEWREFEIDGERATIONSYSTEM P83-|0|40 05 |NASA RELEASE-83-115] P83-|0126 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE ELI,_OT,JIB P83-|0142 05 . STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-102q5 05 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCHEW PRESS CONFERENCE EMERSON,RALPH WALDO P83-10|48 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS:D.C. COUNCIL,THE NAV_ LEAGUE, &RLIHGTON,VIRGIHIA P83-|0250 05 A1958CHIE-VE1MEN983T--JOURUSTFIRSTTHE BEQUGINARTNEIRNCEG NTURX OF EEGLAMD,INTHOUTMAINE [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0167 06 CREWMEMEERSNAMEDFOR STS-|3, SP&CELAB2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-83-22] P83-|0022 06 HEW _TRONAU_ SHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE [NASA RELEASE-83-|79] P83-|02|5 06 1958 - |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTUR! QF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING HIGHLIGHTSOF |983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204] P83-|0271 06 NEW ASTRONAUTSHI_TLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE FARQUH&ReROBERT [NASA RELEASE-83-|79] P83-I0215 06 NASA'S ISEZ-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFTPLIGHT TO A COMET [NASA HELEASE-83-196] P83-10263 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0260 05 FAVIER, J. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON I_S ENGLE, JOE HEJRT FIRST MISSION STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 NIGHT LAUHCH AND LANDIHG SET FOR STS-8 FENDELL,ED P83-I0130 06 + STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-|0258 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10|52 05 FERNAND_, Jo |958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTUHX OF |958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTUH_ OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE HEGINHING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06 FERNQUISTa ALAN NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELEDRATIONAT WASHINGTON PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFTDEPARTSSOLAR SYSTEM CATHEDRAL [NASA HELEISE-83-91] P83-10102 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|52] P83-|0187 06 FERRICKeEUGENE NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOI TBRS-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-179] P83-I02|5 06 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06 SPACELAB i CREW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|93] P83-10229 06 FICHTSPACL,EGLAEORGB 3 EPAIH.LOAD SPECIALISTSSELECTEDFOR TRAINING ENRIGHT, LEO [NASA RELEASE-83-94] P83-|0105 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 FIMMELa n't'CRARD EPESe M. PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO 1958- |983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURX OF [NASA RELEASE-83-57] P83-|0068 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASARELEASE-83-|32] P83-10|67 06 PIONEER |O SPACECH_T DEPARTSSOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-9|] P83-|0102 06 EURIPIDES SUGGESTEDREMARKS:STS-9 MANNED FLIGHT AWARENESS FINGER, HAROLD Bo RECEPTIOHwKENND_ SPACE CENTER P83-I0233 05 PANEL TO STUD_COMMEI_CIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-12] P83-|0012 06 EVANS, J° Co. ANTARCTIC#ML_EORITE"TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF FISCHflRTS_EReRo THE MOON STS-9 TO CARR_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-I0043 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 EVANS, RONALDEIJ.NIN 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CRNTURX OF FISHERe ANNA Lo ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE B_GIHNIHG |958- |983QUH FIRST QUARTER CENTURr OF [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNIHG [NASA BELEASE-83-132] P83-10|67 06 NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELEBRATIONAT WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-|52] P83-10187 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-142] P83-|0|77 06 ETER, E. NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAEOH ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|79] P83-|0215 06 FIRST MISSION |NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 FISHFINER#ALIHORSTASRDCHOSB.EN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENTPROJECT F [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-I0|03 06 PABIANe JOHN L. FISILERmHILl,|AMF. JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 1958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY O_ [NASA RELEASE-83-72] P83-I0038 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNED| NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|79] P83-|0215 06 PERSONAL NARHS INDEX FRUST&CE, PHILIP Bo.

F_BHI|G, ARTHUR$o. [NASA RELEASE-83-49] P83-10060 06 LANGLRZ RESEARCHERNAMED NASAINVENTORZOF THE REAR P83-|0080 06 POle JAHES C° NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDX PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF UTILIZATION ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE E£GI_NING [N_SA RELEASE-83-3|] P83-|0042 06 [NASA RELEkSE-83-132] P83-|0|67 06

FLETCHER. JAR1R_C. FR&HCHIA. PAHL SUGGESTEDREMARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EUUCATIONtS STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-|003q 05 TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA FRANK,PETE P83-|0133 05 STS-6FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0035 05 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF FRANKLIN,BENJARIN ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING SUGGESTEDREMARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDOCATIDNeS [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 TRIBUTE TO NASA,LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELEBRATIONAT NASHINGTON P83_I0133 05 CATHEDRAL SUGGESTEDREMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL,THE NAVY LEAGOE, [NASA RELEASE-83-|52] P83-I0187 06 ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 STS-9 TO CAREZ BUROPEAN-BOILTSPACELABON ITS FRLSe ARDREN I° FIRST MISSION FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 INVOLVEMENTPROJECT FLORES, IKE [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-I0103 06 STS-6 2ND FRY BRIEFINGFEOE KSC P83-10028 05 FEF_DRIKSSONHo. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FOK, RICHARD FIRST MISSION NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-1000| 06 FOLEY, TERESA FRE|E958-HAN.F.1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF FISCAL YEAR 1984BURET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFINGFROM KSC P83-10028 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 FREERANGTHEODORE CORDY STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN RRIEFING P83-|0035 05 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10037 05 [NASa RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10167 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS FRENCH, BEVANe No P83-10139 05 ANTARCTIC"METEORITE"TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF THE MOON STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-|00q3 06 P83-10|q0 05 FRIAR, OaBIR STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFEHENCE STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10142 05 P83-I0|48 05 STS-7 POSTFLIGETCREW PRESS CONFERENCE FRIELERoK° . P83-I0|48 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPaCELADON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONF£EENCE P83-|0152 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELA_PRESS CONFERENCE FRINGS, Do P83-I0244 05 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF ACHIEVEflRNT--JUSTHZ E BEGINNING STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIREP83-CTO10R}257 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10167 06 FRIHCHATe G° H. STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPBAN-BOILTSPACELaD ON ITS P83-|0260 05 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 STS-11WESTAH SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05 FROHHERG, Go STS-|| EVA TIflELINEBRIEFING P83-10275 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAH ON ITS FIRST NISSION 4I-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN [NASA RELEASB-83-173] P83-10209 06 P83-10276 05 FROSCR, ROBERTAo FLIGHT 4|-5 PRE-BISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE SUGGESTEDRENARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDUCATIONJS P83-10277 05 TRIBUTE TO NASA,LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIa FOLGERa TINOTHT P83-|0|33 05 SUGGESTEDP_EMARKS:DoC. COUNCIL,THE HAV_LEAGUE, 1958- 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTORX OF ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-10250 05 aCEIEVBHENT--JOSTTHE BEGINNING FORESTIEEI#AflERICOF. [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10167 06 NASA CENTER ADVANCESSOLAR CELL EFFICIENC_ FROYENm L. [NASA RELEASE-83-34] P83-10045 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION FORBICA,G.. [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 STS-9 TO CARRZ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELADON ITS FIRST MISSION FROSTACR#PHILIP R° [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-I0209 06 NaSA TO LAUNCH GALAIY-A SATELLITE

FOSTER. WI].LIAB [NASA RELEASE-83-|01] P83-10112 06 lOS INVESTIGATIONBOARD MENBERS NAMED

B-15 FHHNTE'::w C. R. PERSONAL lARES INDEX

FUEMTZSe C. R.. GARDNERBGUZSo HASATOLAUNCHEUROPEANI-RAX OBSERVATORY SATELLITE 1958 - 1983 QURFIRST QUARTERCENTURYOF [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-I0085 06 ACHIEVRHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 FDLLERTOR,CHARLES GORDON 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CEJTURYOF GkRRIOTT,OMEN KIT ACHIEVEdENT--JUSTTHE D£GINNING HAH RADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-90| P83-I0101 06 NHW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNHENTSHIDE 1958- 1983 QUH FIRST QUARTER CENTUHIOF [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-I0215 06 ACHIEVENENT--UUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 FULTON, FITZ NASAOS H-57 HILL FLIGHT CHECK TORNADOES DATES FOR SP&CELAH HRIHFINGSSET [NASA RELEASE-83-76| P83-I0087 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-1q4] P83-10179 06 FUQUAw DON STS-9 TO C&RRI EUFOPEAN-HUILTSPACELAHON ITS SUGGESTEDRHHARKS: PIONEER |0 RECEPTION,NATIONAL FIRST flISSION AIR AND SPACE NUSEUH P83-101q6 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 SUGGESTEDHEHARKS: PIONEER 10 RECEPTION,RATIONAL SPACELAB I CHEF ACTIVITIES AIR AND SPACE RUSHUH P83-I0|46 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-193] P83-10229 06 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-I0236 05 G STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFTBRIEFING P83-10238 05 G_ORe DENNIS 3-D HOVIES AID JET ENGINE RESEARCHERSAT NASA CENTER STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) [NASA RELEASE-83-68| P83-I0079 06 P83-I0257 05 GAGARIRe IURI STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAH#2) 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURX QF P83-10259 05 ACUIEVEflENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCPE83-I0260 05 SUGGESTEDHENARKS: HECHUITGRADUATIONREVIEW, GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAININGCENTER, ILLINOIS HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES P83-10252 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 GALILEO,GALILEI SUGGESTEDREHARKS= GANNETTHANAGEEENTGROUP, PROPOSED REMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAH -- WHERE WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10273 05 DO NE GO WHOrlHERE P83-|0147 05 CAUSE, R° SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORM STS-9 TO CIRRI EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS ASSOCIATION R83-|0|Sq 05 FIRST flISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 SUGGESTEDHEBARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONHE¥IRW, GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAININGCENTER,ILLINOIS G&TG CHARLES D. P83-I0252 05 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASI RELEASE-83-1| P83-I000| 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOU_B SHORE CHAHHER OF COHHHRCE,RANDOLPH,HASSACHUSETTS P83-I0253 05 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCO_R [NASA EELEASZ-83-_] P83-|0055 06 GALLOMAY, No 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST Q_ARTENCENTURI OF GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 ACUIEVE_ENT--JOSTTUB BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 NASA TO LAUNCHEUROPEANX-HAY OBSERVATORSYATELLITE CALSTER,G. [NASA RELEASE-83-7q] P83-I0085 06 STS-9 TO CIRRI EDHOFEAN-HUILTSPACELAHONITS FIRST EISSION INTELSATCOENUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-|0088 06 GARAGE, H. H. NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-HAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-&SATHLLITH [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-I0085 86 [NASA RELHASE-83-101] P83-I0112 06 GARDNEReDALE A. NASA TO L_UNCH TELSTAR 3A COHMUNIC&TIONSSATELLITE LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACE SHUTTLE FLIGHT [NASA RELEASE-83-110| P83-10121 06 [NASA RELEASR-83-116] P83-I0127 06 G_ZET, S° NIGHTLAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 STS-9 TO CIRRI EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS P83-10130 06 FIRST _ISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCHEW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 GELLES, S. D. 1958- 1983 O0R FIRST QUARTERCENTUHI OF AMHITIOUSSTS-7HISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING ACUIEVENENT--JUSTTHE B_GINNING AT KRNNEDI [NASA HELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 SHUTTLE CHEWS SHLECTED STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS= OSTA-2 P83-I0141 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-142| P83-10177 06 GEREAING F. NE_ ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSHIDE |958- 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURIOF [NASA RELEASE-H3-179| P83-10215 06 ACHIEVENENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 GERPHTNOEIDVEENUS#JORAHNDAR HAPPEN CONTRACTSAWARDED

H-16 PERSONEL N&HES INDEX GOHLDe RICE

[NASA RELEASE-83-|82] P83-|02|8 06 IRAS DISCOVERS_ATERIALORBITING ANOTHER STAB [NASA RELEASE-83-|99] P83-|0266 06 GETTER,JOHN STS-6 PREFLIGB_BRIEFIRG/SOITFAILURE REPORT GILflOREmALAN P83-|0032 05 IRkS DISCOVERSITS _IFTH COEET [NASA RELEASE-83-|48] P83-|0|83 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0037 05 GILRUTHm BOB STS-6 POSTFLIGRTCREW C_NFERENCE P83-|0|35 05 SUGGESTEDEEHAEKS: INAUGUH&LLECTURE: JI_ES E. WEBB _UND FOE EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC &DNINISTR&TION, STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPaS WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|026| 05 P83-|0|39 05 GIRARD, &o STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-9 _O CIRRI EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELaB ON _YS P83-I01#2 05 FIRST BISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGETCREN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10148 05 GIVENS,EDWARD GEEN, aRo 1958 - |983QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-|01_9 05 ACHIEVENENT--JUS2THE BEGINNING [NaSa RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 GL|DING,Go STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) |958- 1983 DUB FIRST QUARTERCENTURZ OF P83-|0257 05 ACBIEYEHERT--JUS_THE BEGINNING [NASA BELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0|67 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10260 05 GLEN, JOHN R_RSCHELeJR. 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER GESTUREOF FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-HISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-10277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 GIIERSINIG,. GLENEANGT. KEITH STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEaN-BUILTSPaCELAEON ITS SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: FUND FOB HIGHER EDUCATIONeS FIHST _SSION TRIBRTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 P83-|0|33 05 GIACCONI,RICCARDO |958- |983 QUB EIRS_ QUARTER CENTURXOF SUGGESTEDREHARKS: SPACE TELESCOPESCIENCE ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING INSTITUTERIBBON-CUTTINGCBREHONY P83-|0|55 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 GIBE,JOHN BASA TO BOLD INTBRFAITHCELEBRATIONaT UaSRINGTOR INTELSaTCOHNUNICaTIORSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOE CATHEDRAL LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-|52] P83-10187 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-1U088 06 SUGGESTEDRE,ARKS: INaUGURaLLECTURE: RARES E. GIBERSON,N. EUGENE WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC aDHINISTRaTION, NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|026| 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-|000| 06 GODDARD_ ROBERT GIBSONw ADRIAN SUGGESYEDREHaRNS: RECRUIT GEADUaTIONRBVIEWe STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PBBSS CONFERENCE GREATLARES NLVLI.TB_I_ING CENTER,ILLINOIS P83-|0260 05 P83-|0252 05

GIBSON# EDWARDGEORGE GODD&BDROG BERTR° 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF 1958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURIOF ACHIEVEHEN_--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ACBIEVERENT--JUS2THE BEGINNING |NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10|67 06 GIBSON#ERNEST R.. GOETZ, ROBERT NASa TO BOLD INTERFAITHCELEBRATIONAT WASHINGTON NIGHTLAUNCH aND LANDIRG SET FOR STS-8 C_THEBRAL P83-10130 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-152] P83-10|87 06 STS-9 TO CARRZ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS GIBSON, ROBERT I. FIBS_ HISSION CREWS NAHED FOR STS-|| aND STS-|2 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 [NASa EELEASE-83-|5] P83-|00|5 06 GOLDRABK,PETER G_ 1958 - 1983 OURFIRST QUARTER CENTUR_ QF PANELTO STUDZ COHHERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE aCHIEVEmENt-JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|2] P83-100|2 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10167 06 GOaREIEHX,J. NEW aSTRONaUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNHBNTSBaDE STS-9 TO CAHR_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPaCELaRON ITS [NASa RELEASE-83-179] P83-|02|5 06 FIRST BISSION [NASARELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 SHUTTLE BEIEPINGSSCHEDULEDIN HOUSTON [NASA RELEASE-83-|94] P83-|0230 06 GONDI, P° STS-9 TO CARE_ EUROPEAR-BUILTSPaCELABON I_S PLIGHT 4|-5 PRE-aISSIONCREW PRESS CGNFERENCE FIRST HISSION P83-|0277 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06

GILLETT# FRED GORDON.RICHIRDFRAECIS, JR,, . NASa TO LAONCHCOOPERATIVINE TERNATIONALSATELLITE 1958 - 1983 0UB FIRST QUARTERCENTUEZOF [BASA RELEASE-83-l] P83-10001 06 ACHIEVE_ENT--JUS_THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 _ASA SATELLITEDISCOYERSPOSSIBLESECOND SOLVE SZSTEN GOULD,RICK |NASA RELEASE-83-|20] P83-|0133 06 FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENT INVOLVENENTPROJECT

B-17 GRABEm ROBALD _. PERSONAL NAHES INDEI

[NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0|03 06 GRISSOMeVIRGIL IVAN 1958 - 1983QUEFIRST QDAHTERCENTURY OF GRABEe RONALD J. ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNHENTSMADE [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-10215 06 STS-9 TO CAHR_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELaB ON ITS GRAVELINR,DUAEE E. FIRST MISSION 1958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTOEYOF [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 ACHIZVEflENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEKSE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 SUGGESTEDEEHARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES E. WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC aDMINISTRATION# GRITe RICHARDR° WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0261 05 NASA BOARDREPORTS FINDINGSON T-37 CRASH [NASA HELEASE-83-|_7] P83-10182 06 GROSS, HARE, N. CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AUD GREAVES,J. Ro FEATURE EVA GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-10074 06 GRUGNI, G. GHEELET, RONALD STS-9 TO CAHRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION FIRST MISSION UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-3|| P83-10042 06

GREEN,STS-9H.-LoTO CARRYEUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS H FIRST _ISSION HABINGeHARH [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-10001 06 GREEN,JAMES NASA TESTSHIGH SPEED RATA HANAGEMEHTSYSTRH/HSFC INFRAREDASTRONOMICALSATELLITE (IHAS)RESULTS [NASA RELEKSE-83-58] P83-10069 06 BRIEFINGSET [NASA HELEASE-83-161] P83-10|97 06 GREEN, SIHON IRAS DISCOVERSHEN OBJECT IN THE SOLAR S_STEM HACKETT,VAN [NASA RELEESE-83-tT|] P83-10207 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREH CONFERENCE P83-10135 05

GREENEe JAY HAEBERLEH, EINZ STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10|50 05 INTRBGOVBHNMENTALHEFTING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY EXPERTS PLANNED GREGER,Go [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-I0008 06 STS'-9TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST EISSION HKISE, FEED NALLACE,JR.. [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-|0209 06 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUAHTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING GREGORTeFREDERICKD. [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0|67 06 CREHHEBBEHSNAMED _OB STS-|3, SPACELAB2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-10022 06 NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELERRATIONAT NASHINGTON CATBEDRAL |958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-152| P83-|0187 06 ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 HALE, GEORGE ELLEN| SPACE TELESCOPERENAflEDAS EDRIN P. HUSDLE SPACE NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELEBRATION AT WASHINGTON TELESCOPE CATHEDRAL [NASA RELEASE-83-155| P83-|0190 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-152| P83-10187 06 HALl.,CEARLIE NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSHARE SUGGESTEDERNARKS: PIONEER 10 RECEPTION,NATIONAL [NASA RELEASE-HS-179] P83-I0215 06 AIR AND SPACE HUSEUH P83-10146 05

GRIFFINe GERALDDo. HALLEI#EDHUND CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND HEN COMET DISCOVEREDBY IRAS SCIENTISTS FEATURE EVA [NKSA RELEASE-83-70| P83-I0081 06 [NASA EELEKSE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 HALPERIN, RICHARD AHEITIOUSSTS-7 HISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPaCELABON ITS &_ KENNEDY FIRST flISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AWDLANDING SET FOR STS-8 flAHAH&KA,S. P83-|0|30 06 |958- |983 ODE FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING JOHNSON CENTER PLANSTO CONSOLIDATESTS OPERATIONS [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-157| P83-10192 06 HANCOCKGT. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS 1958- |983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUR_ OF FIRST FISSION ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06 _IGGS, STARLEt DAVID HANNAFINeJERRY 1958- 1983 OOE FIRST QUARTERCENTUEX OF 5_S-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT &CHIEVENENT--JUSTTEE BRGIINING P83-I0032 05 [NASA RELEJSE-83-132] P83-10167 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 SHHTTLE CEENS SELECTED [NASA RELELSE-83-|42] P83-10[77 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-10|40 05 NEN ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNflENTSHADE [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-|0215 06

13--18 PEHSOE_ BANES ZID_ flEPBUREe EEl

STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREg PRESS CONFEREHCE NEW ASTROHAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNBENTSBADE P83-10142 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-I0215 06 STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-|0245 05 HIGRLTGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-20q] P83-I0271 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) P83-10257 05 H&H_RSPERGERKwaRLA THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENTSCONFERENCETO HE HELD IN H_DYB GEORGE NASHIRGTON STS-6 2ND FRF ERIEFIHGFRONKSC P83-I0028 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-||2| P83-I0123 06 HA_IEGTOE# J.C.., HAHSERe _CHAEL STS-9 TO CARRI EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE FIRST _SSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-I0001 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 INFRAREDASTRONOBICALSATELLITE (IRAS)RESULTS B_IRGTOH, J. F°, III BRIEFINGSET STS-9 TO CARET EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELADON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|61] P83-|0197 06 FIRST KISSION [NASA _LEASE-83-173] P83-lO209 06 HARLE_, STEVEN a. CREES NABED FOR STS-|| AND STS-|2 HARRIS,GEORGE [NASA RELEASE-83-15| P83-I0015 06 COBNUNICATIONSSATELLITEROOSTEDINTO GEOSINCHRONOUSORBIT FIRST COBHERCIALPAYLOAD SPECIALL_TFOE SHUTTLE [NASA RELEASE-HS-|04] P83-10115 06 NAKED [NASA RELEASE-83-|05| P83-10116 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0|50 05 |958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTUR! OF BUSH# JOflN ACHIEVEBENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING STS-7 PREFLIGHTCEBN PRESS CONFERENCP83-E 101q2 05 [NASA RELBASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 NEE ASTRONAUTSHOTTLE FLIGHT ISSIGNHENTS_ADE HART,TERR_J.. [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-I0215 06 CEEWNENBERSNAHEDFOR STS-13,SPACELAB 2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-|0022 06 HALES, JERRT STS-7 PREFLIGHTCRER PRESS CONFERENCE 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTilECENTHHY OF P83-10142 05 ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 STS-9 TO CAREX EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS FIRST BISSION NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNBENTSBADE [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-I02|5 06 HEACOCK, Eo LARRE STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-102q5 05 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR &PEARL28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-10074 06 HERTSFIELD, HENRI NARRENa JR. CREES EAREDFOR STS-I| AND STS-12 HEARTH, DONALD P° [NASA RELEASE-83-15| P83-I0015 06 LAHGLEI RESEARCHERMANED NASAINVENTOR_OF THE VEAR P83-10080 06 FIRST CO_H_-_CIALPATLOAD SPECIALISTFOR SHUTTLE NA_ED HEBERTm DANIEL J. [NASA RELEASE-83-105| P83-lOlI6 06 FIHAI.TSTCSHOSEN IN THI_n SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEEENTPROJECT 1958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CE_URZ OF [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-lO|03 06 ACHIEVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 HEJJA, A. 1958- 1983QUR FIRSTQUARTERCENTURYOF NEE ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNHENTSNADE ACHIEVEBENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-I0215 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 HATELXD,JOHNE. HEflIlGgAIwERNEST CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOT TDRS-A AND SUGGESTEDREH_KS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE FEATURE EVA STNP_SIUflPA, ILISAIR SBOU P83-1014q 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-100q7 06 HENDERSONe DONALDN. flAUCKaFREDERICKB. IUS INVESTIGATIONI_'ARDNEHHEHS EARED JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 [NASA RELEASE-83-49| P83-I0060 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-10038 06 HEEDRICKS, J. AHDZTIOUSSTS-7 NISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ATKENNEDY ACHIEVBHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREU PRESS CONFERENCE HENIZE, KARL GORDON P83-101q2 05 CRENBEBBERSEARED FOR STS-|3, SP&CELAB2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-10022 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-J0|q8 05 1958- |983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTORYOF ACHIEVEBENT--JDSTTHE BEGINNING A|C958HIE-VE1983NENTO--URJUSTFIRSTHET BEQUAGIRTNNING_ CENTUR_ OF [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0|67 06 NEE ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNNENTSBADE SHUTTLECREES SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-179] P83-10215 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-Iq2] P83-10177 06 HEPBURNeKEN NASA AND CANADIANSSIGN COOPERATIVEARRANGEflENT CANASATHEDRTO AHOLDL INTERFAITHCELEBRATIONAT NASHINGTON [NASA RELEASE-83-186| P83-I0222 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-152] P83--|0|8706

B-19 HEPPiiERe JABES P. PERSONAL MAHES INDEX flEPPNER,JAMES P° HOERS, BERHAN Ho. CHEMICALCLOUDS TO BE VISIBLE ALORG EAST COAST NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDYPROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION [NASA RELEASE-83-|07| P83-|01|8 06 UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-31| P83-|0042 06 RERSE, H. STS-9 TO CARRY EOROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS HOCKER, ALEXANDER FIRST MISSION STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 FIRST _ISSION [NASA RELEASE-S3-|73| P83-|0209 06 HRYHAN, JAY Bo NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELEBRATIONAT N&SBINGTON HUFF,CHARLES CATHEDRAL qJ-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-152| P83-I0187 06 P83-I0276 05 HE,BAN# JOSEPH S. HOFFHAN,JEFFREY A° LANGLEY RESEARCHERBARED NASA INVENTORYOF THE YEAR 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF P83-|0080 06 ACHIEVEBEBT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 HICKS, A. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED FIRST _£ISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-Iq2] P83-|0177 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 NEW ASTRONAUTSHDTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNBENTSBADE HILL, CAROL [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-|0215 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELABPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10244 05 HOFFNAN,H. 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURXOF HILHERS, DAVIDC. ACRIRVENENT--JOSTTHE BEGINNING 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-J0|67 06 &CBIEVEBENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 HOFBANN,H.. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNBENTSMADE FIRST HISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-|02|5 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 HINES, BILL' HOLD&HAZeRICHARD STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS NASA TO LAUNCH COOPEHATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE P83-|U|39 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-10U0| 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN HOLLONAY,PAUL P83-|0|40 05 SUGGESTEDBEH&RKS: SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP#WILLIABSBURG,VIRGINIA P83-I0|37 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10260 05 ROLLONAT,THOHAS NESLEY + STS-7PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN RIBBERS,NOEL W° P83-10|q0 05 CHALLENGEHFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDBS-A AND FEATURE EVA EOLLONAIe TOHMI [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLANP83-|0|q0 05 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCCMIB [NASA RELEASE-83-q4] P83-|0055 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCPEH3-I0|42 05 PLANETARYEXPLORATIONTHROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED [NASA RELEASE-83-50| P83-|006| 06 STS-8FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 GOES-F LAONCH SET FOR APRIL 28 HOLHOHEST,DONALDLEE [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 06 |958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEHEH_--JUSTTHE BEGINNING NASA SLATES BAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-|008q 06 HOHHEL, HARKJ. NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE NASA SELECTS SMALLBUSINESS RESEARCHPROPOSALS [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|38] P83-10|73 06 AMBITIOUS5T5-7 BISSION TO FEATHREFIRST LANDING HOPE, BOB &T KEHNEDY BOB HOPE HOPES TO BECOBE SPACE TRAVELER [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-139| P83-|0174 06 _ASA TO LAUNCH GAL_X_-ASATELLITE + STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) [NASA HELEASE-83-|0|] P83-101|2 06 P83-|0257 05 CONMUNICATIONSSATELLITEBOOSTEDINTO HOPKINS, N° G° GEOSYNCHRONOUSORBIT STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACEL&B ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|04| P83-I01|5 06 FIRST HISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR3A COBBONICATIONSSATELLITE [NASA EELEASE-83-|I0] P83-10|21 06 HORNECK,G° STS-9 TO CABRI EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ONITS NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDIHG SET FOR STS-8 FIRST BISSION P83-10130 06 [NASA RELE&SE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS HORTON, JEFP FIRST MISSION STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 P83-I0260 05 SUGGESTEDREBARKS: HONOR AWARDS CERRBONY,GODDABD HOOCK, JAHES SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT,BARILAND NASA TO LAUNCHCOOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE P83-|0274 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-1000| 06

13-20 PERSON_IL NAMES INDRX JOHNSON. LIBDOI Bo.

INFRAREDASTRONOHICALSATELLITE |IRAS)RESULTS BRIEFINGSET | [NASA RELEASE-83-|61] P83-|0197 06 | IRENE. E. a. HOUTCHENS,BRUCE A. AaBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE S_ATION AT KENNEDY UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-I0098 06 [NASA BELEASE-83-31] P83-10042 06 IRWIN, JANES BENSON HOBBLE, EDWIN PONELL 1958- |983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF SPACE TELESCOPERENAHED AS EDWIN Po BUBBLE SPACE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING TELESCOPE [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-155] P83-10|90 06 NASA TO BOLD INTEHFAITBCELEBRATIONAT NASRINGTON BIGHLIGBTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES CATHEDRAL [NASA RELEASE-R3-204] P83-I027| 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|52] P83-10|87 06 BURBECBT,H.-P. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS / FIRST MISSION o [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 JACKSON,B. 1958 - 1983QUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF RUFFSTEDTIER.W° ACBIEVEHENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING FSITRSS-9T MTOISSCAIORRYN EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06 [NASA BELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 JACKSON,C° 1958 - 1983QUB FIRSTQUARTER CENTURX OF HUFFSTETLER,ELENA ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING NASA FORDS SPACE BIOMEDICALRESEARCHINSTITUTE [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-167] P83-I0203 06 J&COB, _. BULL, HARRIS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BOILTSPACELABON I_S SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INAuGgBALLECTURE: JAHES E. FIRST NISSION _EBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 _ASBINGTON,D.C. P83-1026| 05 J&COBSON,ALLAN So HUEASON,MILTOR OBJECT IN BILKY WAY EDITS GANdA RADIATION TSPAELESCOPECE TELESCOPERENAMED AS EDWIN P. HUBBLE SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-56] P83-I0067 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-155] P83-I0190 06 J&BIESON#d. 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF RUNPRREY,HURIEL ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING SUGGESTED REdARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORM [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 ASSOCIATION P83-|0|54 05 JEYFERSOM.THON£S SUGGESTEDREdARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVESASSOCIATION, SUGGESTEDREEIRKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDOCATIONIS _ASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|025| 05 TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA P83-I0133 05 HUNTER, CHARLES H° NASa TO HOVE TDRS TO PERMANENTLOCATION SUGGESTEDRENARKS:STS-9 dARNED FLIGHT AWARENESS [NASA RELEASE-83-|45] P83-|0180 06 RECEPTION,KENNDY SPACE CENTER P83-|0233 05

HURD, P. JEEWINGS, RICHARD |958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF NAS_ TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE ACRIEVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-l] P83-I0001 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-13]2 P83-I0 |67 06 JESSHL, GEORGE H° HURLEY, W. SUGGESTEDRdARKS: HEADQUARTERSHONOR AWARDS 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF CEREBONY P83-10143 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE B£GINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 JEZIEMSKI,C. 1958- |983OUR FIRSTQUARTER CENTURY OF HUTCHINSON,NEIL B. ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ATAEBKEITNNEIOUDSYSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-|0098 06 JOHANNSOM,i. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS NIGHT LAUNCH ANDLANDING SET FOR STS-8 FIRST NISSION P83-I0130 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 STS-9 TO CARRYEUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS JOHWSONBEDW&RDI. FIRST MISSION FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENT [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 INVOLVEdENTPROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-I0103 06 HUTH# U. STS-9 TO CAB_Y EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS JOBNSONGFRANK S°e JR° FIRST NISSION FRANK S. JOHNSON OR. TO HEAD NASAIS PUBLIC AFFAIRS [NASA RELEASE-B3-173] P83-|0209 06 DIVISION HYATTJEFF [BASK RELEASE-83-178] P83-I02|4 06 TWO CANADIANSRESCUED IN FIRST _SSIST BY AdERICAN JOHNSONeJOHN Ao SATELLITE PANEL TO STUDY CONNERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-129] P83-lO|6q 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-12] P83-|0012 06 H_NER, WESLEY JOHESONaLYMDONB. STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-|0149 05 |958- |983 QUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURN OF ACHIEVEdENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06

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SUGGESTEDREHAEKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREHONY NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERVATOHYSATELLIT_ JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON,TEXo P83-10240 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-10085 06 SUGGESTEDREHARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAHES E° NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-ASATELLITE HEBB _HND FOE EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADHINISTRATION, [NASA RELEASE-83-101] P83-I0112 06 WASHINGTON,DoCo P83-10261 05 NASA TO LAUNCH TELST/_ 3A CON_UNICATIONSSATELLITE JOHNSTONe H_Y HELEN [NASA RELEASE-_3-110] P83-10121 06 SPACRLAB3 PAYLOAD SPECIALISTSSELECTEDFOR TRAINING |NASA RELEASE-83-94] P83-I0105 06 KEILe KL&HS ANTARCTIC"_ETEORITE"TURNSOUT TO BE A PIECE OF JONES, ALTON E.. THE _OON IUS INVESTIGATIONBOARD HRBHERSNAHED [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-10043 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-q9] P83-I0060 06 KEITRLEY,HILLIAff JONES, HENLEY STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-10245 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 KELLER, SAflHELHo JONES, JACK Ao. GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 NASA TESTS HEW REFBIDGERATIONSYSTEN [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-I0074 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-115] P83-10126 06 STS-9 TO CABBY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS JONES, PAT FIRST _ISSION STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 FLIGHT 41-5 PBE-HISSIOHCREW PRESS CONFERENCE KEHSHRLD,JOHN T. P83-10277 05 JPL RESEARCH USED AS BASIS FOR NEW CANCER _REATHENT [NASA RELEASE-83-88] P83-10099 06 JONES. R. 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF KENDALLe ft. ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING 1958- 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06 ACRIEVEBENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 JOSEPH, J° STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS KEHNEDY,JOHN F° FIRST HISSION PROPDSED REEABKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRA_-- HHERE [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 DO NE GO ¥RO8 HERE P83-I0147 05 • JOYCE# CHRIS 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 ACBIEVESENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 JOET# CHRIS STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) TEXT OF RE_ABKS BY THE PRESIDENTAT NASA 25_H P83-10259 05 AHNIVEBSARYCELEBRATION,AIR AND SPACE _USEU_ P83-I0234 05 JUDD, JACKIE STS-9 CHAHGE-O¥-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-10236 05 SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: INAUGURALLECTUNE: JA_ES E. HEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADNINIS_RATION, STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05 WASHINGTON,DoCo P83-10261 05

JHNGa C. G._ SUGGESTEDRENARES: GANNETT HANAGENENTGROUP, SUGGESTEDREflARKS:SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0273 05 WORKSHOP#WILLIAaSBURG,VIRGINIA P83-10137 05 KENYOHG Co 1958- 1983QOR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF K [ANASACHIEVERELmENEASET---83-JUSTTH13E2]BEGINNING P83-10167 06 KELSER, H. L._ NASA SCIENTISTSDISCOVER HASSIVE TEUNDENSTOEHON KERREEROCK#JACK L. SATURN SPACE STATIONTECHNOLOGYWORKSHOPTO BE HELD [NASA RELEASE-83-71] P83-10082 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-26] P83-10026 06 KAHACHAITIS,wrLLIAH P. FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA NASA SLATES HAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-73] P83-I0084 06 KAPROVo S. SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: SPACESTATION TECHNOLOGY 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF WORKSHOP#WILLIA_SSHRG,VIRGINIA P83-I0137 05 ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 KERHINoJOSEPH PETER CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND K&TZEN,L., FEATURE EVA 8958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF [HASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-I0047 06 ACBIEVENENT--JHSTTHE BEGINNING |NASA RELEESE-83-132] P83-10167 06 1958- 1983OSR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF &CHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING KATZENHEIERoHEINZ [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 AHBITIOUSSTS-7 HXSSIONTO FEATURE _IRST LANDING AT KENNEDY KETHLEYmHILLIAMC, [NASA RELEASE-H3-87] P83-10098 06 GOES-¥ LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-10074 06 RAHACHIw KAHAMI STS-6 PREFLIGHTGETAWAYSPECIAL BRIEFING KETTEHINGmCHARLES P83-10030 05 SUGGESTEDRERARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEW, GREAT LAKES NAVALTRAININGCENTER, ILLINOIS KR&TRLEYGHIrLTJ|JEC. P83-10252 05 NASATO LAUNCHRC&$ATCOHIR [NASA RELEASE-83-44] P83-I0055 06

B-22 PE_SON]LLBABES INDRY KHNATZrKo

KEIMORTHeGEORGE L o IT. STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE . PROPOSEDREMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE P83-|0|42 05 DO WE GO FROM HERE P83-10|47 05 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE KEINORTHoJAI P83-10148 05 FISCAL YEAR 1984 BODGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0|50 05 KIJOU m, JACQU_ STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELAEPRESS CONFERENCE STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0152 05 P83-10244 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELABPRESS CONFERENCE STS-9 PREFLIGHTHUN-TO-COVERBRIEFING P83-]0244 05 P83-10246 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGflTDIRECTOR) E/.LRARTINP,AMELA P83-|0257 05 IRAS DISCOVERSITS FIFTH COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-|q8] P83-10|83 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCEP83-|0260 05 KI_hHALL,L 1958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF KMO_"E,KARL ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-10238 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING PH3-10256 05 KI_LIRGER,R&I NASA TO LAUNCH C_PERATIVE INTERNATIONALSATELLITE KC.CH,DAVID G° [NASA RELEASE-83-l] P83-10001 06 NASA ACCEPTS |8 STUDY PROPOSALSFOH SPACE STATION UTILIZATION NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANI-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-31] P83-I0042 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-I0085 06 KOFFA, LINDA KIMURA, SHIGERU STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {SPACELAB%2) NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SBT FOR STS-8 P83-|0259 05 P83-|0|30 06 KOFFLERG RUSSELL EXMGflAM#D° GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 |958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-63] P83-|0074 06 ACHIEVEMEN_--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10|67 06 KOHL, HELNUT REMARKS PREPARED_OR DELIVERYTO THE WASHINGTON KINGSBURX,JARES L. PRESS CLUB, BLACKHORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON,D.C. NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-|0247 05 P83-I0130 06 SUGGESTEDREHARKS: GANNETT HANAGENENTGROUP, STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0273 05 FIRST EISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 KOLKER, H. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS KIRSCH, K° FIRST MISSION STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELE&SE-83-173] P83-10209 06 KOLSKUM,TS-6H2ARRND FRFY BRIEFINGFROM KSC P83-10028 05 KLEXN# GAXLAo NASA TESTSNEN NEFRIDGERATIONSYSTEM KONENCY,G. [NASA HELEASE-83-W|5] P83-10|26 06 FSTSIRST-9 _ISSTO CARIORNY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS KLRTN, HERMAi| [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATUREFIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY KORNFELD,DALE M. [NASA RELE&S£-83-87] P83-10098 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-|0|4| 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-10047 06 KLINEHERGeJOHN AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATOBE FIRST LA_DING INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR AT KENNEDY LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-10088 06 KOSELKAGHILLIAMJ. K].OMAJ,ERASRUS H. CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND PANEL TO STUDYCOMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-R3-|2] P83-100|2 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 KLUTZNICKePHI_LIP KOSMA_, HENR_ ft. PANEL TO STHDY COMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE NEW SYSTEM WOULD DOUBLE CAPACITYOF NEW [NASA HELE&SE-83-12] P83-10012 06 COMMUNICATIONSSATELI!TES [NASA RELEASE-U3-|53] P83-|0|88 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: NI£-AMERICACOMMITTEE, CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-|0248 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF |983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-H3-204] P83-|0271 06 KNEISSEL,Ao STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS KOBLOW, H. FIRST MISSION |958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0167 06 KNIGHT,TOM STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN KRAATZ, K. P83-|0|40 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-S3-|73] P83-|0209 06

B-23 KR_Tw HARRY PERSONAL N_ES INDEX

KRAFT, HARE_ [NASA RELEASE-S3-112] P83-10123 06 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFT BRIEFING 983-10235 05 KUTZERm A. STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFT BRIEFING P83-I0236 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-I0238 05 [NASARELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING B83-|0256 05

STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (FLIGHT DIRECTOR} L P83-10257 05 LACEX. PaUL STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-10149 05 + STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (SPACELAD #2} P83-10259 05 LAIDHAN, H. 1958 - 1983 QOR FIRST QOARTER CENTHRY OF KRAFT, O. DONELD ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING NASA TO LAUNCH EHROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-I0085 06 LAMBm RICHARD NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE OBJECT IN HILKY WAY EMITS GAHMA RADIATION [NASA RELEASE-R3-1|0] P83-|012! 06 [NASA BELEASE-83-56] P83-10067 06

KRAFT, JOHN D. L&EBERTH, HORACE NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCCMIR STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFING FROH KSC P83-|0028 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-44] P83-I0055 06 LAHPTON# HXC_EL Lo KRAHER# HERK STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS STS-6 PREFLIGHT _RIEFING/ORBITER CHANGES FIRST MISSION P83-|003| 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06

STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/SUIT FAILURE NEPORT L&NGENFELD, GENE P83-10032 05 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1] P83-|000! 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING ON EVA P83-I0033 05 L&NGNERma. STS-6 ELIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-6 PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10037 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06

STS-7 PREFLIGHT BACKGROOND BRIEFINGS: SPAS LLRKZN# S. P83-10139 05 1958 - 1983 QUE FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/FLIGHT PLAN [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0167 06 P83-I0|40 05 LAUL, J. C.. STS-8 PREFLIGUT BRIEFING: CFES P83-I0149 05 ANTARCTIC "METEORITE" TURNS OUT TO RE A PIECE OF THE MOON STS-8 PLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10|50 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-32] P83-|0043 06

STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA LAWRENCE, FRANK J. P83-10151 05 NASA TO LAUNCH EHROPEAN X-RAY OBSERYATORY SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-10085 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05 L&NRENCE, JOHN STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: TDRS USE P83-|0258 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|52 05

KRLSYKm ¥. LAYTONmGAR_ 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUR_ OF CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDBS-A AND ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 [HASk RELEASE-83-36] P83-I0047 06

KRHEGRRe ART-'rNJ. NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 SATELLITE MEASUREMENT OF CLOUDS IMPROVES CLIMATE P83-|0130 06 FORECASTS [NASA RELEASE-83-102] P83-I0||3 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BHILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION KRUPP, F. [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SP_CELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION LEACH, C. [N_SA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST M_ISSION KRUSEm LARRY [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-I0209 06 INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOE LAUNCH LEEm CHESTER M. [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-10088 06 AHBITIOUS STS-7 _ISSION TO FEATORE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY KHBASOV# ¥. [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 1958 - 1983 HUN FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEmENT--JUST THE BEGINNING LEE, DAVID [NASA RELEASE-83-132] B83-|0|67 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-10135 05 KUNSTLER, H. LEEm DICK |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE ACHIEVEMENT_-JUST THE BEGINNING P83-|0142 05 [NASA RELEASE-B3-132] P83-I0167 06 LHEG THOMAS J° KUSSKEm AMY IUS INVESTIGATION BOARD MEMBERS NAMED THIRD SRHTTLE STUDENTS CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN [NASA RELEASE-83-49] P83-10060 06 WASHINGTON

B-2_ PEESOKIL HARES I_DBI LITBANo JRRRT

NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR} P83-|0130 06 P83-|0257 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING |SPACELAB#2} FIRST _ISSION P83-|0259 05 [NASA RELEASE-S3-|73| P83-|0209 06 LEWIS, DAN LEEDS, I. STS-8FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0|50 05 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE H£GINNING LICHTENBERGeBYRON Eo [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 |958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUOTER CENTURYOF ACHJiEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING LEESTMA,DAVID C. [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 |958- |983 OUR FIRST QUABT£R CENTURYQF aCHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-]0167 06 FIRST MTSSION [NASA RELEASE-83-]73| P83-|0209 86 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT aSSIGNMENtSMaDE [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-|02|5 06 SPACELAB ] CREW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-|93| P83-|0229 06 LEFAUCHEUI,F. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAHON ITS SUGGESTEDREMARKS:STS-9 flANNEDYLIGHT AWARENESS FIRST MISSION RECEPTION,KENNDY SPACE CENTER P83-|0233 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING R83-|0238 05 LEFTON, TED NIGHT LAUHCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 P83-|0|30 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {FLIGHTDIRECTOR} LEGG, M. P83-10257 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEaN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {SPACELAB#2) [NASA BELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 P83-|0259 05 LEHMAN,JOHN STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE aSTRONAUTTRULY NAMED COMMANDEROF NAVALSPACE P83-|0260 05 COMMAND [NASA RELEASE-83-|33| P83-|0|68 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|827| 06 LENNKH, G. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAHON ITS SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENTGROUP, FIRST MISSION WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0273 05 [NASA RELE&SE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 LIHD, DON LESLIE LENOIR, WILKIAM BRHJARIN CREHflEMBERSNAMEDFOR STS-|3,SPACELIB2 AND 3 INQUIRY TEA_ REPORTS ON SPACE SUIT FAILURES [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-18022 06 [NaSa RELEASE-83-9| P83-10009 06 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-|0032 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS aIR SHOW ACTIVITIES NEW ASTROHAHTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-|0084 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-I0215 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF LI|DSTROR,I_ aCHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10|67 86 FIRST flISSION [NASA RELE&SE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR ANANDS CEHENONY JOHNSON SPACE CENTER# HOUSTON,TEX. P83-|0240 05 LINDS_OM, EGBERT Eo CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND LEONOV, A. FEATORE EVa 1958- 1983 OUH FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|8047 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7MISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING aT KENNEDY LEVENHORTHJE, FP [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPaCELaBPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10244 05 NIGHT LAUNCH aND LANDINGSET FOR STS-8 P83-10130 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {SPACELaH#2) F83-|0259 05 LINGe J&RZS OBJECT IN MILKY NAY EMITS GANMaRADIATION LENIS, C. [NASA RELEASE-83-56| P83-|0067 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABOH ITS FIRST _ISSION ]_ENSSENmPETER [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASa RELEASE-83-1| P83-I0001 06 LEWIS, CHUCK DATES FOR SPACELaBBRIEFINGSSET KIPPMANNGHALTER [NASA RELEASE-83-|44| P83-10|79 06 SUGGESTEDRHflARKS:INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES E. NEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELAH PRESSCONFERENCE WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0261 05 P83-|0244 05 LISSONm NEIL STS-9 PREFLIGHTHOW-TO-COVERBRIEFING STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0135 05 P83-|02q6 05 LITK&Ne JERHI STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE

H-25 LITTKEo N. PERSOEALlAMES INDEX

P83-|0260 05 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSIOWTO FEATUEEFIRS2 LANDING AT KENNEDY LITTKE, N. [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAHON ITS FIRST HISSION NIGHTLAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOE STS-8 [NASA EELEASE-83-i73] P83-10209 06 P83-10130 06 LLEIELL_H,JOHI ANTHONY STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURI OF FIRST EISSION ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 LOHflAN,R. LUC|ID958, S-HANNON|983QNU.R FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING FIRST /LTSSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 NEE ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSHADE LONG&NECKER,GERRY [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-10215 06 GOVERNNENT-INDUSTRTEAMY STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-6|| P83-I0072 06 LUCOT# JAHES NASA INVESTIGATESNEW LINK IN NOTION SICKNESS GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-191| P83-|0227 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-1007_ 06 LONGHURSTa F. LUNNSTHS-Ye7GPL_HNOSTFLIGHTCHEW PRESS CONFERENCE FSITRSS-9T RTIOSSCARIONRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS P83-|0|48 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 LUNHHY,GL_NJ So STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGISUITFAILURE REPORT LOU|GE, JOHN ft. P83-|0032 05 |958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTaRY OF ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0037 05 NEE ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSNADE [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-102|5 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATUREEVA LOUSflA,JACK ROBERT [HASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT P83-|0032 05 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 NISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY |958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 ACHIEVEEENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 NIGHT LAUNCHAND LANDINGSET FOR STS-8 LOUSMA RETIREMENT P83-10130 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|5|| P83-|0|86 06 STS-9 TO CARRZ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MTSSIOR FSIRSTTS-9 ETOISSCAIRRYON EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA EELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 LUYBEDIJK#T° STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS LOTELACE#ALA| s_. FIRST MISSION SUGGESTEDREHARKS: FUND FOB HIGHER EDUCATIOHMS [NASA EELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 TRIBOTE TO NASA,LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA P83-|0133 05 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST Q{ARTER CENTURI QF M ACBIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING flACCONOCHIEeIAB Oo [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 NASA TESTS NEE FABRICATIONPROCESS FOR SPACE SYSTEM COMPONENTS LOVELL,JIBES ARTHUR, JR. [NASA RELEASE-83-78| P83-10C89 06 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUR!OF ACHIEVEMENt--JUSTTHE BEGINNING flACHLROX,ROBERT [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 RECYCLINGCOULD SAVE HONEYFOR FUTURE NASA SPACE HISSIONS LON, FRANK [NASA RELEASE-83-29| P83-10040 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEISE-83-|] P83-1000| 06 B&CLEISH#ARCHIBALD NASATO HOLD INTERFAITHCELEBRATIONAT WASHINGTON INFRAREDASTRONONICALSATELLITE(IRAS) RESULTS CATHEDRAL BRIEFINGSET [NASA RELEASE-83-|52| P83-10187 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|61| P83-|0|97 06 SUGGESTEDRENARKS: TONE HALL OF CALIFORNIA,LOS LOH, GEORGE Ho ANGELES P83-10255 05 SUGGESTEDREEARKS: FUND FOR HIGHER BDUCATION'S TRIBUTE TO NASA,LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA HIHON, JOSEPH Bo P83-10133 05 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOHIR [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-10055 06 1958 - 1983 OOB FIRST QUARTER CENTUH_ OF ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL28 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 LUCRS¢HILLIAHR.. NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAYOBSERVATORYSATELLITE FCHAEATLLURENEGEVAERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|00_7 06 INTELSATCOMMUHICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR LAUNCH [RASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-I0088 06

B--26 PERSONAL IJaHES INDEX flCCILLo RAYRE L.

NASA TO LAUNCH GALAIX-ASATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-17|| P83-I0207 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-101| P83-I0112 06 HARSDRIGPHILLIP NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COHHUNICATIONSSATELLITE NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIOHALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-110] P83-|0|2| 06 |NASA RELEASH-83-J] P83-10001 06 flAHOHRT, RILLIkfl HHSHELLw GEORGE Co. OBJECT IN HILKY WAYEflITSGAHHA RADIATION 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF [NASA RELEASE-83-56| P83-10067 06 ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGIHNING |NASA HELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 M_OR, DOUGLAS NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELRRRATIONAT NASHINGTON H&RTINB Fo CATHEDRAL 1958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF [NASA RELEASE-83-152| P83-10187 06 ACHIEVEHHHT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING |NASARELEASE-83-132] P83-I0|67 06 flKLLETTe EDHUHD NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANI-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE flkRTINESeIo [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-I0085 06 STS-9TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABO8 ITS FIRST HISSIOH flALMIJAC,Y.. |HANK RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAHOR ITS FIRST MISSION flASOR,BRIAN [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 ANTARCTICnflETEORITETURNSn OUT TO BE A PIECEOF THE BOOR HALOHEI#JIM [HASA RELEASE-83-32| P83-100q3 06 CHALLENGERFIRSTFLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDNS-A AND FEATURE EVA ffASONe EDGAR Do [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 FINALISTSCHOSE8 IN THIRD SHOTTLESTUDENT IMVOLVEHBNTPROJECT flARKE#JOHN |NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-10|03 06 CHALLENGERFIRSTFLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA EASUHUCHI, KOICEI |NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-100q7 06 NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION UTILIZATION NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-31] P83-10042 06 P83-10130 06 B&TTINGLT,THOE&S KE|NH_HBIT STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS 1958 - 1983QUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF FIRST flISSIO8 ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 flAHNHEIMERHeARRY STS-9 TO CANNA EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON l_S NASA TO HOLD BRIEFINGO8 LAHDSAT IHAGING FIRST MISSIOH [NASA RELEASE-83-6| P83-10006 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 HARRO, VITTORIO M&URXG HATTHEg FG_TAIHE NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL,THE NAVY LEAGOE, [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-10250 05

HARK, DARRIH, CHARLES HAYOR CHIRLES SUGGESTEDREHARKS: PIONEER I0 RECEPTIQN,H&TIONEL SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AGENCY-RIDEBOHOR ANANDS AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-10146 05 CEREEONY P83-10239 06

MARK,HAMS flC&DAES,a.. FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURYOF ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND [NASa RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 HCAMALL_GDOE STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS FRENCH PRESIDENTVISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISEAT P83-10139 05 PARIS AIR SHOW [NASA RELEASE-83-84| P83-I0095 06 STS-7 PSEFLIGBTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-10|41 05 AHBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING flCBARROH,JIM AT KENNEDY STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-10033 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 MCBRIDEo JON a. HIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 1958 - 1983QUR FIRST QUARTERCENTUR_ OF P83-10130 06 ACUIEVEHEHT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: PIONEER 10 RECEPTIONeNATIONAL AIR AND SPACE HUSEUM P83-10146 05 NEE ASTRORAUESHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-10215 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QOAE_ER CENTURYOF ACHIEVEMENT----JUTHEST BEGINNING flOCEFFREYeR. [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 MCCALL,Ro 1958- 1983 00R FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF flARKHORTH,A.J. ACHIEVEMENT--JUS_TUE BEGINNING AHBITIOUSSTS-7 HISSIONTO FEATUREFIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 flCCILL,NASA TROI_NRLAUNCHL. COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE HERSDEHGHRIA1 [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-10001 06 IRAS DISCOVERSMEN OBJECT IN THE SOLAR STSTEfl

B-27 E_ANDLESSa BRUCEw II PERSONAL |lEES INDEX

NASA TO LAUNCH ECA SATCOMIR mCKAXw DAVID E° [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-I0055 06 FINAI!STSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENT INVOLVEMENTPROJECT GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0|03 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|007q 06 RCflIHONFw° NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANI-BAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-74| R83-|0085 06 ACHIHVEHENT--JHSTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXX-A SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|O|] P83-10112 06 HCMAHOHB., |958 - |$83QHR FIRST QUAHTER CENTUHY OF NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMNUNICATIONSSATELLITE ACHIEVEMENT--JUS_THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-1|0| P83-|0121 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 RCCARDLESS,BRUCE, II RCH&NN,TRACX CREWS HANED FOR STS-|| &ND STS-|2 STS-6 PREFLIGHTHHIEFIRG/ORBITERCHANGES [NASA RELEASE-83-|5| P83-|00|5 06 P83-|003| 05 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF RCNAIR,EONALD E° ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTTHE BEGIHNING CREWS NA_ED FOR STS-I| AND STS-|2 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|5] P83-10015 06 HEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGHMENTSMADE |958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA HELEASH-83-|79] P83-102|5 06 ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING SHUTTLE BRIEFINGSSCHEDULEDIN BOUSTOR [NASA HELEASE-83-|32] P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|9q] P83-|0230 06 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNHENTSMADE STS-9 SCIENCEHRIEFIRG P83-|0245 05 [NASA HELE&SE-83-|79] P83-|02|5 06 SHUTTLE BRIEFINGSSCHEDULEDIN HOUSTON STS-|| EVATIHELINEBRIEFING P83-10275 05 [NASA RELEASE-S3-]94| P83-|0230 06 4|-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN STS-|] EVA TIMELINE BRIEFING P83-10275 05 P83-|0276 05 4|-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN . FLIGHT 4|-5 PHE-HISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10276 05 P83-10277 05 FLIGHT 4|-5 PBE-_ISSIONCHEW PRESS CONFERENCE MCCIIRISTIAN3,,ESTERS., JR. P83-10277 05 IHS INVESTIGATIONBOARD MEMBERS NAMED [NASA RELEASE-83-49| P83-10060 06 MCEA_ARAB, OB SUGGESTEDHE_ARKS: INAHGUHALLECTURE: JANES E. BCCOREICK,E. PATRICK WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLERCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISIRATION, ATHOSPBERICSATELLITECONTINUES STUDIES WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10261 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|92| P83-|0228 06 HEDI_IS,Jo B° . _CCOYw J°, II EXPLORER | LAUNCH ELEVATED NATION'SMOHALE 25 |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF YEARS AGO ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA HELEASE-83-10] P83-10010 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 _EECHA_,RICHAEL flCCULLEN,ROE STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10245 05 P83-|0|48 05 flCCULLOCH,CLAY STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|49 05 STS-8 PaEFLIGHTBHIEFING: PDNS/PFTA P83-|0|5| 05 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0150 05 flCDIVITT,JAMES ALTON STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA |958- |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTDHY OF P83-1015| 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE R_GINHING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELABPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10244 05 MCDONELD# FRANK SUGGESTEDHE,ARKS: PIONEER |0 R£CEPTION,NATIONAL STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0245 05 AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-|0146 05 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 05 flCELEO_, JOHN INTEBGOVERNMENTALBEHTING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) EXPERTS PLANNED P83-|0259 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-|0008 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE flCEKHO_J,OHN H. P83-I0260 05 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEKSE-83-63] P83-|0074 06 flEIGS,J. |958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF flCGHAN,CATHERINE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFTDEPARTS SOLAR SYSTEM [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-9|| P83-|0|02 06 MELLORSB N. MCGHNIGAL,THOMAS E. STS-9 TO CARRY E_OPEAN-BUILT SPACELABOH I_S SEARCH AND RESCUE INSTRUMENTATIONTO BE CARRIER ON FIRST HISSION NOAA-E [NASA RELEKSE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|0046 06 BEMCKEN# H° L. TWO CANADIANSRESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST BY AMERICAN SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION,CAPE SATELLITE CANAVEHALCHAPTER P83-|0|32 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|29| P83-|0164 06

H-28 PERSONAL NABES INDEX MOOREG JESSE H.

HRNDE, S. P83-|0252 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION MILLER,ANTHONY [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-|0245 05 flRNTER, TOH BILLER, DONNAS. STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-|0235 05 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA BERBOLD.ULF [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 FRENCH PHESIDENTVISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISEAT PARIS AIR SHOW _ILLERmDOUG [NASA RELEASE-83-84| P83-10095 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTGETAWAY SPECIALBRIEFING P83-I0030 05 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-|0033 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-|0034 05 STS-9 TO CABBY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST HISSION STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 P83-I0036 05 TELEPHONE SERVICETO BE AVAILABLEFOR SPACELAB STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-I0235 05 _ISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-184| P83-I0220 06 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-I0236 05 SPACELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES STS-I| WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-I0272 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|93| P83-10229 06 STS-11 EVA TIMELINEBRIEFING P83-10275 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS:STS-9 EARNED FLIGHT AWARENESS RECEPTION,KENNDY SPACECENTER P83-I0233 05 41-B PREFLIGBTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN P83-I0276 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELABPRESSCONFERENCE P83-102q4 05 _ILLS, ROD TWO VENUS RADAR RAPPEN CONTRACTSANARDED SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HECNUIT GRADUATIONBEVIEN, [NASA RELEASE-83-|82| P83-I0218 06 GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAININGCENTER,ILLINOIS P83-I0252 05 iliON,Po 1958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-I0256 05 ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {FLIGHTDIRECTOR} P83-|0257 05 RIQUEL,JKIflE LIVING IN SPACE BAY MEAN LIVING LONGER, LOSING STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2} MUSCLE P83-|0259 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-103| P83-I0114 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE MI_H, BIKE P83-I0260 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0|42 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-B3-204| P83-|0271 06 BITCHELL,BILLY SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION,CAPE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEBENTGROUP, CANAVERALCHAPTER P83-10132 05 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0273 05 _IT_ELL, EDGIR DEA_ flESSERSflITHFo, 1958- 1983 OUR FIRSTQUARTER CENTUHXOF 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 _ITTER&ND,rRIBCOIS METERS, D. FRENCH PRESIDENTVISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISEAT |958- |983 OUR FIRST QUART_ CENTURY OF PARIS AIR SH0_ ACEIEVEMENT--JDSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-84| P83-|0095 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 BO_DON, CARL flICALE#FORTUNATOJ. EXERCISEAND DIET Bkl CONTROL BLOOD CHANGES DURING CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOT TDRS-A AND NEIGRTLESSNESS FEATUHE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-130| P83-10165 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 BO_DRE, R. AMBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING STS-9 TO CARE_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS AT KENNEDY FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 [NASA RELE&SE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 _ICHEL, FRANK CURTIS BOONE, JESSE g. N_SA ACCEPTS 18 STUD_ PROPOSALSFOB SPACE STATION CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND UTILIZATION FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-31| P83-10042 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURXOF AMBITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE B_GINNING AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 BICHENEReJARES THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENTSCONFERENCETO HE HELD IN SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORM NASHINGTON ASSOCIATION P83-|0154 05 [NASA BELEASE-83-|J2] P83-I0123 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEN, EIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOH STS-8 GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAININGCENTER,ILLINOIS P83-10130 06

B-29 MORELLOm SAMUEL A. PERSOHAL NAMES INDEX

STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A _D FIRST _£ISSION FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 MORELLO,SAMUEL.A. STS-6 POSTFLIGHTNEWS CONFERENCETO BE HELD ELECTRONICADVANCESUSED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT [NASA RELEASE-83-53| P83-1006q 06 SIMULATOR [NASA RELEASE-83-170| 983-I0206 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE 983-10135 05 MOP!TZB CONRAD STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS 983-10142 05 983-10139 05 1958 - 1983QURFIRST QUARTERCENTORY OF MORRISOM,DAVID ACHIEVEflEN%_--JUSTHET BEGINNING PLANETARYEXPLORATIONTHROUGH YEAR 2000 OUTLINED [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-50| 983-|0061 06 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE MORRISON,DENNIS |NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-10215 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-I0149 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDSCEREMONY MORSE, GARY Ao JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,HOUSTON,TEX. 983-I0240 05 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-20q] P83-I0271 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 HUTCH, THOMAS A° 983-10|30 06 FINAL EFFORTS TO REGAIN CONTACT _ITH VIKING | [NASA RELEASE-83-qT] 983-|0058 06 STS-9 TO CARRYEUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABONITS FIRST MISSION NEN EFFORTS BEINGHADE TO COMMUNICATE_ITH VIKING 1 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] 983-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-66| 983-10077 06 NORTG G. 1958- |983QUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] 983-|0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| 983-|0|67 06 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES MOSER, ROBERT [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-10271 06 EXPLORER | LAUNCH ELEVATEDNATION'S MORALE 25 YEARS AGO [NASA RELEASE-83-10|" 983-|0010 06 N HONER, TUB IAGRL, STEVRN Ro + STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES 1958- 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF 983-I003| 05 ACHIEVEBENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING _OSSINGHOFF,GERALD J. [NASA RELEASE-83-132] 983-10167 06 PANEL TO STUDYCOMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE |NASA RELEASE-83-12] 983-|0012 06 [NASA REI_EASE-83-179] 983-10215 06 BOLLANE,RICHARD I_ NANSEN,FRIDTJOF CHEWS NAMEDFOR STS-11 AND STS-|2 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALPLATFORM |NASA RELEASE-83-|5| P83-|0015 06 ASSOCIATION P83-|015q 05 FIRST COHHERCIALPAYLOADSPECIALISTFOR SHUTTLE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIOHREVIEW, NAMED GREAT LAKES NAVALTRAININGCENTER, ILLINOIS |NASA RELEASE-83-105] P83-101|6 06 P83-I0252 05 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF RaPOLITANO,L. ACHIEVEBEN_--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS |NASA RELEASE-83-|32] 983-|0167 06 FIRST _LYSSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSBADE [NASA EELEASE-83-179] 983-|0215 06 N&RCISIe HOOCH NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERIMENTS ROLLER,G. [NASA RELEASE-83-160] 983-10196 06 STS-9 TO CARH_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS FIRST _ISSIOH NATHAN,ROBERT Re [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| 983-10209 06 PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE fl_IHGER, Do [NASA RELEASE-83-12] 983-I0012 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELADON ITS RAUGLB#JOHN 4o FIRST MISSION NASATAKES FIRST STEPS TOWARDS FLYING CIVILIANS IN [NASA RELEASE-8_173] P83-|0209 06 SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|98| 983-|0265 06 flURPHT, g. P. NASA TO LAUNCH C_PERATIVE INTERNATIONALSATELLITE NAUBANNBROBERT |NASA RELEASE-83-[] P83-|0001 06 • STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 983-Z0|41 05

HUSGRAVE# FR&NKI:rNSTORY M&VIAS, ROB STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE REPORT STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES 983-I0032 05 P83-I0031 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGOH EVA 983-I0033 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE 983-I0037 05 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCNEB CONFERENCE 983-10135 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE 983-I0037 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN 983-I01q0 05

B-30 PERSOWkL HHMRS INDEX MIBSNAAGe H°

STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE STS-9 SCIEHCE BRIEFING P83-|02q5 05 P83-|0142 05 HELSONeGRRGORT1. STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDT PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION P83-10|48 05 UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-3|| P83-|0042 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 NEUGEBIUERe GERR_ STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR} NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE P83-10257 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-|000t 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE INFRARED ASTRONOMICALSATELLITE (IRAS)RESOLTS P83-I0260 05 BRIEFINGSET [NASA RELEASE-83-|61] P83-|0|97 06 HAVKAIAeIKICHIRO CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND NEUHARTH_AL FEATURE EV& SUGGESTEDRER&RKS= GANNETT HANAGEMEHTGROUP, [NASA RELEASE-H3-36| P83-i00q7 06 WASHINGTON,DoG. P83-10273 05 tEAL, ROY REUPERTmHERNERft. STS-6 PREFLIGHTERIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES AflBITIOOSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATUREFIRST LANDING P83-I003| 05 AT KENHEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-|0098 06 ..STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-10033 05 HIGHTLAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOE STS-8 STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-10034 05 P83-00130 06 3T5-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 HRUSCHU_Z,D. STS-9 TO CARR_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE FIRST MISSION P83-t0|42 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREN CONFERENCE P83-|0152 05 HRRELL, HONER SUGGESTEDREflARKS=INAUGURALLECTURE= JAilERE. STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-10238 05 NEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIW PUBLIC ADNINISTHATION, NASHIRGTOE,D°C. P83-10261 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTHOE-TO-COVERBRIEFING P83-102q6 05 HENHAN,TOH FISCAL TEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR} P83-10257 05 NELSON,T. 1958- 1983QUH FIRST QUARTER CENTOR_ OF 525-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) ACHIEVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-JU259 U5 [NASA RELE_SE-83-132] P83-10|67 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE IICALIA,CLAUDE P83-|U260 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) PSS-|U259 U5 STS-|I EYA TIMELIERBRIEFING P83-10275 05 HICHOLLS, ROB 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN FLIGHT q|-5 PRE-MISSIONCREN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|U276 05 P83-|0277 05 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-EISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE HICOGOSSIAN,IRRAULD P83-|0277 05 SPACE BEDICIEEIS SUBJECT OF HENNASA BOOK [NASA RELEASE-83-59| P83-|0UT0 06 HEEL, TERRT STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-|0033 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-ll EVA TIMELIERRRIEFING P83-|U275 05 [NASA HELEASE-83-|73_ P83-10209 06 HEEL,RICHARD R., II MICOLLIER,CLAUDE CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND STANDARDPHRASEOLOGYON TEE SPACELAHDEVELO_NENT FEATURE EVA AND UTILIZATIONPROGRAMS [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|69| P83-J02U5 U6 NEIL# NON STS-9 TO CARHT EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS COHFEEENCE P83-|0037 05 FIRST NISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-IU2U9 06 NEITT, L. 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUE_ OF STS-9 TO CARR_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSP&CELABON ITS ACBIEVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING FIRST NISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|U2U9 U6 RELLESSEN,W.. HIEBERDIHG,HILLIAM STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS NASA DEVELOPSPROCESSTO HAKE HIGH-TEHPEEITURE FIRST MISSION SENICONDUCTOR [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-tq] P83-100|q U6 gELS|H, GEORGE D° MIELSEHmK. CEEWflEEBEESEAREDFOR STS-|3# SPACELAB2 AND 3 STS-9 TO CARRI EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-H3-22| P83-|U022 U6 FIRST MISSION [HASH RELEASE-83-|73| P83-1U209 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURX OF &CHIEVEHENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING HIESHAAG,H| [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 FIRSTS-9ST TflIO CSSARIRIOHEUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS NEW ASTHONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNNEN_SNADE [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 U6 [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-|U215 06

B-3| NISHINO, SHIGIHIRO PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

HISHINO,SHIGIHIRO [NASA BELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 NASA DEVELOPS PROCESSTO MAKE HIGH-TEMPERATURE SEMICONDUCTOR OCKELS, WUBBO [NASA RELEASE-83-|4| P83-|00|_ 06 STANDARDPHRASEOLOGYON THE SPACELABDEVELOPMENT ANDUTILIZATIONPROGRAMS BITSCHE,R. [NASA RELEASE-83-|69| P83-|0205 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-9 TO CARR_ EDROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 NIION, RICHARD B. 1958 - lg83 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF SPACELAB | CREW ACTIVITIES ACHIEYEMENT--JHSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-193| P83-|0229 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0|67 06 ODOMa J&MES B. MOTTEBORN#Ao STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF P83-|003| 05 ACHIEVEEEHT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0167 06 OKIEe SUSIN STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE NZQUIST#LABRRNCE P83-10142 05 SCIENTISTSBELIEVE METEORITESMAY HAVE CONE FROM MARS OLSEM, PAT [NASA RELEASE-83-33| P83-I0044 06 STS-I| EVA TINELINEBRIEFING P83-|0275 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY 4|-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON,TEXo P83-I0240 05 P83-|0276 05

OLSTADe HALTERBo O [NSPACASAE RSETATIONLEASE-83-26|TECHNOLOGYNORKSHOPTOP83-JBE HELD0026 06 OwBRIEN,B. J. SUGGESTEDREMARKS: PIONEER |0 RECEPTION,NATIONAL NEW CHIE_ ENGINEERAND MANAGEMENTHEAD NAMED AT NASA AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-10146 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|06] P83-10117 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: PIONEER 10 RECEPTION,NATIONAL SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SPACE STATIONTECHNOLOGY AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-|0|46 05 WORKSHOP,WILLIAMSBURG,VIRGINIA P83-|0|37 05

O'CONNOR. BRYANDo OLTON,BARRT |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXX-ASATELLITE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-10|| P83-10112 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-132] P83-|0167 06 OLTON# BERRY3o OtRARA, ALFRED D. GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 AT KENNED_ [NASA BELEASE-83-87] P83-|0098 06 ONFS, CHARLES STS-|] EVA TIMELINEBRIEFING P83-10275 05 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LARDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-|0130 06 ONIZUKA,ELLISON S. 1958- |983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-|0141 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELHASE-83-132] P83-|0|67 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION ORTNER,J. [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION OeRARA, T. [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ORZECHOMSKI,RICHARD E° [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0|67 06 INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR LAUNCH OeLEAR_,BRIAN TODD [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-10088 06 |958 - |983OUR FIRST QDARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING OTTO, GUENTHERH° [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY OILOUGHLIN#J* [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 STS-9 TO CABBY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-I0141 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 OVERM_ERR. OBERTFRANKLIN OeTOOLE,JOHN CREEMEMBEHSNAMED FOR STS-13, SPACELAB2 AND 3 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-|0238 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-|0022 06 OeTOOLE,TOM |958- ]983QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET EHIEFING P83-|0027 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0J67 06 FLIGHT 4|-5 PER-MISSIONCRE_ PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0277 05 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-|0215 06 OBAID, RIDA UNITED STATES AND SAUDI ARABIA SIGN SPACE RESEARCH SUGGESTEDREMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEHEMON_ AGREEMENT JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON,TEX. P83-|0240 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|65| P83-|020| 06 OBENS# CLARK OEA_ASHI,T. STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) STS-9 TO CARR_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB_N ITS P83-10257 05 FIRST MISSION P83-|0140 05

B-32 PERSONAL NARESINDEX PETERSON.DONALD HEROD

STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-10256 05

P STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (FLIGHT DIRECTOR} PADDAY, J. P83-I0257 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-9 PHRFLIGHT CHEW PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 P83-I0260 05 PAGE, D. EDGAR HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-BAY OBSEBVATQBY SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: GANNETT NANAGEMENT GROUP, PAGE, GEORGE F° WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10273 05 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY PARKS, ROBERT Jo [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 IUS INVEZTIGATION BOAHD MEMBERS NAMED [NASA BELEASE-83-49] P83-10060 06 PAINE, THOHAS O° PANEL TO STUDY COMHERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE PASCHERAT, EICHABL [NASa EELEASE-83-12] P83-100|2 06 AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT KENNEDY SUGGESTED REMARKS: FUND FOE HIGHER £DUCATION'S [NASA RELEASE-S3-87| P83-I0098 06 TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA P83-10133 05 PELTOH, JOSEPH INTEBGOVBRNMENTAL MEETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF EXPERTS PLANNED ACHIEVEEEHT--JDST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-I0008 06 [Nasa RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 PERARD, A. PAIMTF_# WEN STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON I_S NASA'S B-57 WILL FI-TGHT CHECK TORNADOES FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-76| P83-10087 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 PALITZ, SUSAR PF_LMUT2ER, J. STS-6 BRIEFING ON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/INERTIAL UPPEH STAGE [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0167 06 P83-10036 05 PERRY, C_ABLES A. STS-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITH CELEBRATION AT WASHINGTON P83-10142 05 CATHEDRAL [NASA RELEASE-83-152| P83-I0187 06 pII-HE, WILLIAH NASA TO LAUNCH ECA SATCOMIB FEES, H° [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-10055 06 STS-9 TO CABBY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION PAROWSKI# WOLFGANG [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-I0136 05 PESEK, L. 1958 - 1983 QUB FIRST QUARTER CENTUBY OF SUGGESTED REMARKS: SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY ACHIEVEMENT--JUST T_E BEGINNING WORKSHOP, WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIa P83-10137 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06

PAQUE, J° PETER, ]2IWRERCE J° STS-9 TO CABBY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-a AND FIRST _ISSION FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 P_BADA, NELSON DE JESOS PETERSON, DOHILD HEROD INTEBGOVEHNMENTAL MEETING OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY STS-6 PREFLIGHT BBIEFING_SHIT FAILURE REPORT EXPERTS PLANNED P83-I0032 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-8| P83-I0008 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING ON EVa P83-10033 05 PARK, GEORGE, JR. . STS-6 PREFLIGHT GETAWAY SPECIAL BHIEFING STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 P83-10030 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0037 05 CBALLERGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-a AND FEATURE EVA CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDHS-A AND [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 P&RKER, JAMES, JR. SPACE MEDICINE IS SUBJECT OF NEW NASA BOOK STS-6 POSTFLIGHT NEWS CONFERENCE TO BE HELD [NASA RELEASE-83-59| P83-I0070 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-53| P83-|006q 06 PARKER, ROBERT ALLAN RIDLEY NASA SLATES MAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-73| P83-I0084 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CHEW CORFEBENCE P83-I0135 05 DATES FOR SPACELAB BRIEFINGS SET 1958 - 1983 ORE FIRST QUARTER CEHTURE OF [NASa RELEASE-83-|44| P83-I0179 06 ACHIEVEMERT--JQST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPaCELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION SUGGESTED REMARKS: JSC HONOR AWARDS CEREE011 [NaSa RELEASE-83-173| P83-|0209 06 JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOBSTON, TEL P83-10240 05 SPaCELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHTS OF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-193| P83-I0229 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06

B-33 PETTNe DON PERSONAL NA_ES INDEX

PETTY, DON POTT&SCH, STEWART STS-8 FLIGHT PLaN BRIEFING P83-|0|50 05 NaSA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNaTIONaL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-! ] P83-1000| 06 PETTT, JOHN IRA STS-6 2ND FEE BRIEFING FROM KSC P83-|0028 05 POUH, &D NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE STS-7 PREFLIGHT BACKGROUND BRIEFINGS: SPaS [NASA EELEaSE-83-|] P83-1000| 06 P83-I0|39 05 PONELLa &NTHONT STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN DRIEFING P83-|0|50 05 NASA DEVELOPS PROCESS TO MAKE HIGH-TEmPERATURE SEMICOND8CTOR PFEIFPEH. B. [NASA RELEASE-83-|4] P83-|0014 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION POHERS, BLAKE [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-10209 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHT CHEW PRESS CONFERENCE P83- 10260 05 PHILLIPS, B. |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUBX OF PRAIZEXo J. ACHIEVEMENT--JUST TEE BEGINNING STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELaH ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 PHILLIPS, SAM SHGGESTED REMARKS: INAUGURAL LECTURE: JAMES E. PRESTON, LINDA J. WEBB FUND _OR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT NASBINGTON, D.C. P83-1026| 05 INVOLVEMENT PROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-10103 06 PIKE, J. |958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF PRIDGZON, JAMES S° aCHIEVEMENT--JHST THE BEGINNING NASA ACCEPTS |8 STUDY PROPOSALS FOR SPACE STATION [NASa RELEASE-83- |32 ] P83- l0|67 06 UTILIZATION [NASA RELEASE-83-31 ] P83- |0042 06 PINKNEY, J. 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF PROHTY, CLARKE aCHIEVEMENT--JUST TEE BEGINNING CHALLENGER PIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDES-a AND [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-10|67 06 FEATURE EVa [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 PITTS, FELIX NaSA STUDIES EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING ON AIRCRAFT PRYKE, I° [NASA RELEASE-83-|50] P83-I0|85 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-EUILT SPACELaB ON ITS FIRST MISSION PITS, H. [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUBY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JHST THE BEGINNING PHEYO# Lo [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 STS-9 TO CaRH_ EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELaB ON ITS FIRST MISSION POELSTEA, STAGEY S. [NaSa RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 FINALISTS CHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT [NASA RELEASE- 83-92] P83-|O |03 06 POETSCHKE,, D. QUANN, JOHN STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEaN-BUILT SPaCELaB ON ITS STS-9 TO CARRY EUEOPEAN-BHILT SP&CEL&B ON ITS FIRST MISSION FIRST MISSION [NAS_ RELEASE--83-|73] PH3-|O2O9 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 ROCHE. NIELIAN REID QUANN, JOHN J. 1958 - 1903 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUR_ OF NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SaTCONIR ACHIEVEMENI_--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASARELEASE-83-44] P83-IOO55 06 [NASARELEASE-83-|32] P83- |0167 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-HAY OBSEHVATORY SATELLITE POND, C. [NASA RELEASE-83-7q] P83-|0085 06 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVENENT--JHST THE B£GINNING NaSA TO LAUNCH GALaXY-A SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|0| ] P83-10112 06 POOL SAM NASA TO LAUNCH TELST_ 3A COMNUNICATIONS SATELLITE Nasa FOR_S SPACE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCB INSTITUTE [NASA RELEASE-83-||O] P83-|0|21 06 [NASa RELEASE-83- |67 ] P83-10203 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 POPIESZCZYK, H. P83- 10|30 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EHROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAE ON ITS FIRST BISSION QUISTGKARD# ERIC [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 NaSA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-RAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74 ] P83- |0085 06 POSSEKEL, GUNNAR aMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO PEATURR PIHST LANDING STS-9 TO C_RRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS AT KENNEDY FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-I0098 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 POTAED# C° EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY RECEIVES SPACELAB PAINTING STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|85] P83-1022| 06 FIRST MISSION [NASa RELEASE-83- |73 ] P83- |0209 06

POTSCHIKN, INC. JURGEN AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING HABI, ISADOR aT KENNEDY SUGGESTED STATEMENT: IRAS PRESS CONFERENCE, [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-|0098 06 WASHINGTON, D.Co P83-10232 05

E-34 PERSONAL HAHHS INDEX RICHIRDS, Lo

RILEY, E. STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS P83-I0036 05 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0037 05 RARSLAED,RUSSELL J., JR.. STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREN CONFEREWCE P83-10135 05 HEW SEMICONDUCTORPROCESSTO BE DEVELOPEDON SHUTTLE [NASA EELEASE-83-6q] P83-10_75 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10135 05 RANDOLPH,RICHARDL. STS-7 PREFLIGHTRACKGROUHDBRIEFINGS: SPAS NEW SE_ICOHDUCTOEPROCESSTO HE DEVELOPEDON SHUTTLE P83-|0|39 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-64] P83-I0075 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBEIEFING/TLIGHTPLAN EAQUET, CHARLESE. P83-10140 05 NEW LENIS FACILITYIHVESTIGATESLARGE SPACE ANTENNAS [NASA EELEESE-83-183] P83-I0219 06 STS-7 ROSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFEHENCE P83-I0148 05 EAUSCHENREEG, Ro 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF RED,&N, JERRY ACHIEVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-9 PREFLIGHTROW-TO-COVERBRIEFING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 P83-10246 05

REAGAN, EONALD REESE, RBRREARDT FISCAL YEAR 1984BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 SUGGESTEDEEfllRKS:INIUGUR&LLECTURE: JAMES E. WEBD FUND FOR EICELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADNINISTRATION, NASA BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0029 05 WISHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0261 05 PRESIDENTORDERS NATIONALSPACE STITIONSTUDY REGAN, DONALD [NASA RELEASE-83-51] P83-10062 06 UNITED S_ITES AND SIUDI ARIBIA SIGN SPACERESEARCH IGREENENT SUGGESTEDEEHIRKS: lie FORCE ASSOCIATION,CIPE IRIS& RELEASE-83-165] 983-10201 06 CANAVERALCHAPTER R83-10132 05 REGISTER,BRIDGET SUGGESTEDRENIRKS: FUND FOR HIGHER EDUCATION'S STS-|I EVA TIBELINEBRIEFING P83-|0275 05 TEIBOTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA P83-10133 05 REGISTER,RICHARD STS-|I WESTAR SITELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05 SUGGESTEDREZAEKS: RATIONAL SPACECLUH, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10|34 05 RHIGLER, GOENTEE OBJECT IN flILKYWA_ ENITS GANMI RADIATION SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AMERICANUNIVERSITY, [RISk RELEASE-83-56] P83-I0067 06 WASHINGTON,D.Co P83-I0136 05 REIRHOLDe Co. PROPOSEDEEflARKS:THE U.S. SPICE PROGRAN -- RHEEE STS-9 TO CIRRI EUROPEAN-BUILTSPICELIBON ITS DO WE GO FRON HERE P83-101_7 05 FIRST flISSION [NISA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 |958-'1983 CUE FIRST QUARTER CENTUR_ OF ACHIEYENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING RE_BAUm, ALAN [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 JPL RESEARCH USED IS BISIS FOR NEW CINCER TREITNENT [NISA RELEASE-83-88] P83-I0099 06 + TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENTAT NASA 25TH AHNIVERSARYCELEBRITIOH,AIR AND SPACE _USEUN RESCHKEGMo P83-|0234 05 STS-9 TO CAHR_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION SUGGESTEDREMARKS: IEEE CONFERENCEEASCON '83, [NISA RELEISE-83-173] P83-10209 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|O243 05 RESIO, TGH RENARKSPREPAREDFOR DELIVERYTO THE WASHINGTON STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TIVERN# NISHIHGTON,DoCo R83-10257 05 P83-10247 05 RESNIK.JODITH 10 SUGGESTEDRENAEKS: NID-'IEERICCOI MHITTEE, CREWS NAHED FOE STS-|I AND STS-12 CHIC&GO,ILLINOIS P83-|0248 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|5] P83-I00|5 06 SUGGESTEDHEM&RKS: D.C. COUNCIL,THE NIVr LEAGUE, FIRST COBNEECIALPAYLOADSPECIILISTFOE SHQTTLE ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA P83-|0250 05 HIRED [N&SA RELEISE-83-105] P83-|01_6 06 SUGGESTEDEENIEKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVESASSOCIATION, NASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10251 05 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0|_8 05 SUGGESTEDRENARKS: BURLINGTONCOUNTY, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTCONNITTEE,NEN JERSEY P83-10254 05 1958- |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCERTUHY OF ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEISE-83-132] R83-10167 06 [NASa RELEASE-83-204] P83-I027| 06 NEW ASTEONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNNENTSNADE SUGGESTEDRENARKS: GANNETT NANAGEMENTGROUP, [NASA RELEASE-83-179] P83-I0215 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0273 05 REYNOLDS, Bo RRCER, PaUL STS-9 TO CIRR_ EUROPEIH-EUILTSPICELAH ON ITS STS-6 PHEFLIGHTGETINAX SPECIAL BEIEFIHG FIRST NISSION P83-|U030 05 [HASA RELE&SE-83-|73] P83-|U209 86 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILURE RERORT RICH, HICRAEL P83-I0032 05 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0|48 05 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-I0033 05 RICHARDSa L.. STS-6 _RIEFINGON TDESS P83-I0034 05 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QO_TER CENTURY OF

R-35 RICHARDS,RICHARD R. PEBSORALRAMES INDEX

ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {SPACELAH#2} [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0|67 06 P83-I0259 05

RICHARDSG RICHARDR. ROBERT, M° 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY QF STS-9 TO CIBRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB OH ITS ACHIEVEMENt--JUSTTHE BEGINNING FIRST _7SSION [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 BICHMAN, DAVID ROBIRSONGEDWJ_RDARLIRGTOE + STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING= CFES P83-|0138 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: NATIONALSPACE CLUB, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0|34 05 . STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-I0149 05 ROBINSON,LORNE M. RIDER SALLT K° CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 FEATURE EVA [NASA RELEASE-83-72| P83-|0038 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING RUBLES B. AT KENNEDY 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/PLIGHTPLAR P83-I0140 05 ROCKNELL,N. 1958- 1983QUE FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREN PRESS CONFERENCE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGIHHING P83-|0|42 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESSCONFERENCE RODOT, H° P83-I0148 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|52 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYQF RODRIGUE_.SYLVAN ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 P83-|0031 05 NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITHCELEBRATIONAT WASHINGTON STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-I0033 05 CATHEDRAL [NASA RELEASE-83-152| P83-|0187 06 STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-|0034 05 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE ST5-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-I02|5 06 P83-I0036 05 TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PHBSIDENTAT NASA 25TB ROGERS, ALLIH ANNIVERSARYCELEBRATION,AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE P83-|0234 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-I0001 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AGENCY-WIDEHONOR AWARDS ROGOVIN#ILK_HELL CEREMONY P83-|0239 06 PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-12| P83-I0012 06 SUGGESTEDRE_ARKS: CONGRESSIONALBLACK CAUCUS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYPANEL P83-10242 05 ROHSOHa AL STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) REMARKS PREPAREDFOH DELIVERY TO THE WASHINGTON P83-I0259 05 PRESS CLUB, _LACK HORSE TAVEHN, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0247 05 ROOSA,STUARTALLEN 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENTGROUP, ROSERDAHLBJ. WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0273 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST _.ISSION SIEPL, HERBERT [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION _O FEATUREFIHST LANDING AT KENNEDY ROSENTRALaBARR_ [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BHIEFING P83-10035 05 RISSONE, R. STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INEHTIALUPPER STAGE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS P83-10036 05 FIRST MISSION [NASA EELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10037 05 RITCHE_#HAROLD STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSIONTO FEATUREFIRST LANDING P83-I0139 05 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLANP83-10|40 05 RIZLEY, MAZ STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCHEW PRESS CONFERENCP83-10142E 05 BOBBINS, BILL . STS-9 PREFLIGHTHOW-TO-COVERBRIEFING STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0246 05 P83-10148 05 STS-9 PHEFLIGUTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|52 05 P83-10257 05 STS-9 PREFLIGBTSPACELABPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10244 05

H-36 PERSONAL NABES INDEX SCREIDTm Fo Ro

STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIHECTOR) P83-I0257 05 S STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) SIAL, DANIEL Bo P83-I0259 05 FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENTPROJECT STS-11WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-|0103 06 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN SId)E,RICHARDSo P83-I0276 05 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOX TDBS-A AND FEATURE EVA ROSS,DOUG [NASA RELEASE-83-36] P83-|0047 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA P83-I0130 06 P83-I0151 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS ROSS, H. FIRST NISSION FSTS-9IRST NITOSCARRYSION EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 S_B&N, RACHEL S. FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRDSHUTTLE STUDENT ROSS, JERRY Lo INVOLVEMENTPROJECT 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-I0103 06 aCHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE B£GIHNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132] 983-10167 06 SILK, JONAS SUGGESTEDREHAEKS: AGEHCY-NIDEHOHOR ANAEDS ROSS, LARRENCE Oo CEREMONY P83-10239 06 INTELSAT COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR LAUNCH SALRON, P. [NASA RELEASE-83-77] P83-10088 06 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUS_THE BEGINNING ROSSITER,AL [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 FISCAL YEAR 198q BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 SALOMONSON,VIN£E STS-6 PREFLIGHTGETAWAY SPECIAL BRIEFING NASA TO HOLD BRIEFINGON LANDSAT IMAGING P83-I0030 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-6] P83-|0006 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES SAMPLE,Po P83-10031 05 1958- 1983 ODE FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUS_THE BEGINNING STS-6 BRIEFINGON TDRSS P83-I0034 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] 983-10167 06 STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0035 05 RAIDER,BICHAEL J. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS STS-7 BACKGROUNDBRIEFING: CFES P83-I0138 05 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-I0209 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS P83-I0139 05 SAHCIEB,SID STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-|0036 05 P83-101q0 05 SAHHDERS,R. STEPHEN STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELARPR_.SSCONFERENCE TWO VENUSRADAR MAPPER CONTRACTSAWARDED RH3-|0244 05 [HASA RELEASE-83-182] P83-|0218 06 HOSSITTO,F. SANYER, ART STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMBUNICATIONSSATELLITE FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-||0] P83-10121 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-|0209 06 SCANO, &o RUBERSTEIM,LESTER, A. STS-9 TO CARR_ EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENT FIRST MISSION INVOLVEBENTPROJECT [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-92] P83-10103 06

RUDER, J. SCRNAABSEART,OK&LARLUNCHEUROPEANI-RAY OBSERVATORSYATELLITE FSITRSS-9T MTIOSSCAIORRYN EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-I0085 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 SCHERR STS-8PREFLIGHTBRIEFIHG: PDRS/PFTA RUSSELL,NILKIAM l., JR. P83-10151 05 NASA TO LAONCH RCA SATCCMIN [NASA RELEASE-83-44] P83-10055 06 SCHIRRA, HALTER RABTT, JR. 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUIETERCEHTOHYOF SiS& TO LAUHCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-74] P83-I0085 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-|0|67 06 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE SCHBIDTaCJBIRLES [NASA BELEASE-83-110] P83-10121 06 1958- 1983QUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING RUTBAN, JKRRY [NASA RELEASE-83-132] P83-10167 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR} P83-10257 05 EUROPEANSPACE AGENC! RECEIVESSPiCELAHPAINTING R_li, A. [NASA RELEASE-H3-|85] P83-1022| 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS SCHMIDT,F..R.. FIRST _LISSION INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOB [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 LAUNCH

B-37 SCRMITTaHARRISONBAGEMe JR. PEHSOHAL HARESINDEX

[NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-I0088 06 SCOTT1958m D-AVID1983RANQURDOLPHFIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF SCHMITTGHARRISONHAGEHo JB. ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTREX OF [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 ACHIEVEHENT--JOSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 SCOSUTTG,GESTEDROBERTREMARKS:Fo AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION,CAPE SCBMUCKLER,MADELINE CANAVERALCHAPTER P83-10132 05 FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLESTUDENT INVOLVEMENTPROJECT SUGGESTEDHEMERKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVESASSOCIATION, [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0|03 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I025| 05 SCHONHERR#W. SCOTT, STEVE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN FIRST MISSION P83-10140 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE SOHOHHOLD,R. P83-I0142 05 STS-9 TO CAHR_ EUHOPEAN-BUILTSPACELABOH ITS FIRST MISSION STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 SEAM&HSBROBERT C., JH. SCBOT_LAID,H. SUGGESTEDREMARKS: FUND FOB HIGHER EDUCATIONIS 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QU&RTEH CENTURYOF TRIBUTE TO NASA, LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-10133 05 [NASA HELEASE--83-|32] P83-|0167 06 1958 - 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUHYOF SCHULMAN,R. ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUHY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-132| PH3-10167 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST_HE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 SUGGESTEDHEMARKS: SOUTHSHOHE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-10253 05 SCHUTTBJOHN ANTARCTIC"METEORITE"TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECEOF SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAE£S E. THE MOON NEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMIHIS_BATIOR, [NASA BELEASH-83-32] P83-10043 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10261 05

SCHWALB, AR2HOH SEDDOM.MAHGABERHT EA GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOH APRIL 28 1958- 1983 QUB FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINHING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 SCHWAHZE,JOSEPH NASA TO LAUNCH HCA SATCOMIR SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-10055 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-142| P83-I0177 06 SCHWEICKART,RUSSEL LOUIS NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-10037 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-I0215 06 SCRWEICKART,RHSSEI_LLOUIS SEE, ELLIOTT MCKA_, JR. 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QOARTER CENTURY QF 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 SCRWEITZER,GARY SRHLSTE.DT,AL STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 FISCAL YEAH |984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 SCHWEITZER,JEER! STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10035 05 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBBIEFIRG P83-I0236 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEEING/FLIGHTPLAN SCBWHHK,F. CARL P83-10140 05 NASA SETS UP SMALL BUSINESSRESEARCH OFEICE [NASA HELEASE-83-1|] P83-I0011 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CPES P83-10149 05 SCBHEHKE,H. STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10150 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 P83-10151 05 SCLAPFORD.RICHARD H. STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-10245 05 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCCMIR [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-I0055 06 FLIGHT 4|-5 PRE-MISSIONCREW PRESS COP83-1027NFEHBNCE7 05 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR3k COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-||0| P83-I0121 06 SEIDERSG ROBERT I. NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR SCOBEE,FRA|CIS RICHABD [NASA HELEASE-83-44] P83-I0055 06 CREWHEMBERS NANF-DFOR STS-13, SPACELAB 2 AND 3 [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-10022 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APHIL28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY QE ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-I0085 06 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXY-&SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-|0215 06 [NASA HELEASE-83-101] P83-I0112 06 STS-9 SCIENCE ERIEFING P83-|0245 05 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-110] P83-10121 06

H-38 PEugONIL EIMES IEDEI SLLVERSTglR, lEE

S_LE# BARK STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-|0236 05 NASA TO HOLD BRIEFINGON LANDSAT IMAGING [NASA RELEASE-83-6| P83-|0006 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBOW-TO-COVERBRIEFING P83-10246 05 SBAKESPEIRE,NIELXAM SUGGESTEDREEARKS: NATIONALSPACE CLUE, STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR} WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0|34 05 P83-10257 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AMERICAN UNIVERSITI, STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0|36 05 P83-10260 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INTERNATIONALAEROSPACE HIGHLIGHTSUP 1983 ACTIVITIES SIMPOSIUM,PARIS AIR SHOW P83-|0|44 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027| 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: BOA/ENTERPRISECEREMON_ SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETTMANAGEMENTGROUP, P83-I0|45 05 WASHINGTON,D.Co P83-|0273 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: THIRD ANNUALSHUTTLE STUDENT SHEPPARD,ALAN E_TLETTo JR. INVOLVEMENTPROJECT (SSIP)AWARDS CONF£RENCE,NASA 1958- |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF HEADQUARTERS P83-|0|53 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SPACE TELESCOPESCIENCE INSTITUTERIBBON-CUTTINGCEREMONY P83-|0|55 05 SHEPPARD,Do Co. NASA TO LAUNCHRCA HATCOHIR SUGGESTEDREMARKS: NASA EMPLOYEE25TH ANNIVERSARI [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-10055 06 DINNER,NATIONALAIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-|023| 05 INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR LAUNCH SUGGESTEDREBABKS: CONGRESSIONALBLACKCAUCUS [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-|0088 06 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYPANEL P83-|0242 05 SHERR, LYNN SUGGESTEDREMARKS: IEEE CONFERENCEEASCON 183, STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS NASBINGTON, D.C. P83-|0243 05 P83-|0|39 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: MID-AMERICACOMMITTEE, STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN CHICAGO,ILLINOIS P83-|0248 05 P83-|0|40 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: 72ND ADVANCEDMANAGEMENT STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-1014| 05 PROGRAMREUNIOH,YAIBRO_T HOTEL, SAN _BANCISCO P83-10249 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10|42 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATICREN VIEW, GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAININGCENTER,ILLINOIS STS-7 POSTPLIGHTCREN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10252 05 P83-|0|48 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOUTH SHORE CHAMBEROF STS-8 FLIGHT PLaN BRIEFING P83-10|50 05 COflMERCERAND, OLPH,MASSACHUSETTS P83-|0253 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|52 05 SUGGESTEDBEHARKS: TOWN HALL OF OALIYQRNIA,LOS ANGELES P83-10255 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR) P83-I0257 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES E. NEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, SRTLSTONE,A° NASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|026| 05 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENTGROUP, [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0273 05 SHIVERt LOREN J. SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREHONY,GODDARD 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT,MARYLAND ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-|0274 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06

SBAPLANDJ. SHORE, Ro STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS 1958- |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF FIRST MISSION ACBIEVEHENT--J_STTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-S3-|73| P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 SHARP, DAVID SRRIHER,KENNETH Ro STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: CFES P83-|0|49 05 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-a AND FEATUREEVA SHAHGHNESST,JOHN D. [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 NASA RESEARCHTO HELP THE SINGLE PILOT FLY BY INSTRUMENTS SIECKm ROBERT Bo [NASA RELEASE-BS-||8] P83-|0|29 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDINGSET FOR STS-8 P83-|0|30 06 SHAW, BREWSTER HORKINSON,JR. |958 - |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF SIEGPRIEB,E. aCHIEYEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10|67 06 FIRST NISSIOR [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 DATES FOB SPACELABBRIEFINGSSET [NASA RELEASE-83-|44| P83-|0179 06 SILVEIBAe MILTON &. NEW CRIER ENGIHEER AND HANAGEMENTHEAD NAHID AT NaSA STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-|06] P83-|U|17 06 FIRST _ISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 SILVERSTEIEaABE SUGGESTEDREHARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES Eo STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-|0235 05 NZBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, WASHINGTON,D°C. P83-|0261 05

B-39 -_ILVERSXONEj KEN PERSONAL lAnD I|DEI

SILVERSTONEaERR NIGHTLAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 FISCAL YEAR 1984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-I0027 05 P83-I0130 06 SIBPSON,JOHN STS-9.TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSP&CELAHON I_S PIONEER 10 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-39| P83-I0050 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 PIONEER 10 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO SNYLIE,ROBERT E. [NASA RELEASE-83-57| P83-I0068 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND _BATDRE RYA SIZL&Ke BRIAR [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-10238 05 APRIL 4 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-6 SLADE, JIB (SAS_ EELE&SE-83-37J P83-_00_8 06 STS-6 PREFLIGNTGET&NAY SPECIAL BRIEFING P83-I0030 05 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOaIR [NASA RELEASE-83-_4] P83-I0055 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/ORBITERCHANGES P83-I0031 05 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-1007q 06 STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-I0033 05 NASA TO LAUNCH EOROPEANX-RAT OBSERVATORYSATELLITE STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIALUPPER STAGE [NASA RELE&SE-83-Tq] P83-I0085 06 P83-I0036 05 ABBITIOUSS_S-7 EISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREN CONEBRBNCE P83-I0152 05 NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXT-ASATELLITE STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR} [NASA RELEASE-83-101] P83-I0|12 06 P83-|0257 05 NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A COflNUNICATIONSSATELLITE _l-H PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN _NASA RELEASE-83-1|0| P83-I0121 06 P83-I0276 05 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDINGSET FOR STS-8 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-_ISSIONCRER PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10130 06 P83-|0277 05 ROBERTALLEN TO HEAD NASA SPACE TRACKING AND DATA SLAYTON#DONALD KENT SXSTEHS OFFICE 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QOAR_ERCENTURX OF [NASA RELEASE-83-|64| P83-I0200 06 ACHIEVEflENT---JDTSTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 SNIDER, CONRATg. NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE $_IILO, BANG&NET [NASA RZLE&SE-83-J] P83-10001 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCRER PRESS CONFERENCE P83-|OIq2 05 IRkS DISCOVERSYEN OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYS_EE [NASA RELEASE-83-|71| P83-I0207 06 SaITB, GERALDH. HAS& TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE SNYDER, ROBERT [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-I0001 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATORE EVA SaITH, BAHI JO [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACEL&B ON ITS FIRST _ISSION A_BITIOUSSTS-7 _ISSIONTO FEATUREFIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-10209 06 &T KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 S_ITHe BICHAELJ° 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY CF SOHOTTAe g. ACHIEVEHEN_--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STS-9 TO CARRY RUROP£AN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 FIRST _ISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-00209 06 S_ITH, RICHARDG°. NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE SOIFBRm BARUCH [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-I0001 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-I0001 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA INFRAREDASTRONOHICALSATELLITE (IRKS)RESULTS [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 BRIE?INGSET [NASA RELEASE-83-161| P83-I0197 06 HAS& TO LAUNCH RCA S&TCC_IR [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-I0055 06 SOLOVIOFF,N° 1958- 1983QQR FIRST QUARTER CENTDR_OF GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA EELE_E-83-63] P83-1007_ 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-HAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE SOBAaPo G° [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 STS-9 TO CABR_EUROPEAN-BUILTSP&CELARON ITS FIBS_ BISSION INTELSATCO_NUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR [NASA RELEASE-83-173| 983-10209 06 L&0NCH [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-I0088 06 SPRENGER,H. STS-9 TO CARET EUROPE&R-B_ILTSRACELAHO_ ITS A_BITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING FIRST aISSION AT KENNEDT [NAS_ HELEASE-83-|73] P83-I0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 SPRING, SEERNOODC. NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3A CONHUNICATIONSSATELLITE 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTUR_ OF [NASA RELEASE-83-110| P83-I0121 06 ACHIEVEmENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06

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SPRINGER,HUBERT C. FIRST _ISSION A1958CHIE-VEME198N3T--JUSTOUR FITRSTEE BEQUGIARTNNEINGR CENTURY 0P [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83--|32| P83-I0167 06 STOP&N, aNDREW Jo INTELSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOB SPURNEY,PETER LAUNCH OSRHLEUTTLANSE EOXRBPOITSITIONER ENTERPRISETO BE SHOWN AT NEW [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-I0088 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-188| P83-1022q 06 NASA LENIS SELECTSFIRM TO NEGOTIATE$30-MILLION CONTRACT SQUIBB, GAEL F. [NASA RELEASE-83-100| P83-I0111 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-10001 06 SUGGESTEDNEBaRKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREBOHY,LEWIS RESEARCHCENTER P83-10237 05 STaCHRIK,ROBERT NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION STONE, RAHDT UTILIZATION STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10|50 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-31| P83-|0042 06 41-B PHEFLIGNTPRESSCONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLaN STAFFORD,THOMAS PATTEN P83-I0276 05 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF aCHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STOUTENBUHGH,JAN L. [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 5TS-9 TO CARRY EUHOPEAN-BUILTSPACELaBON ITS P83-I0130 06 FIRST MISSION STRAP, BARBARA [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCHEW PRESS CONFERENCE STONES, SUSAN P83-I0142 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA STEER, JOSEPH M. P83-1015| 05 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A aND FEATURE EVA STEELBaN,JOHN [Nasa RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INaUGURaLLECTURE: JABES E. _EBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIB PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, STREKALQVGCENN&DIY WASHINGTON,D.C. R83-1U261 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETTBAWAGEMENTGROUP, STEINER,REINHOLD WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0273 05 NASa TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-HAY OBSRRVATOHTSATELLITE STROHGRoDARBAR& [NASA RELEASE-83-74| R83-I0085 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACRLADPRESS CONFERENCE STEINBETZ,GEORGE G° P83-I0244 05 ELECTRONICADVANCES USED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT SUG_MINe T. SIHULATOR 1958 - 1983QUB FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF [NASA RELEASE-83-170| P83-I0206 06 ACEIEVEMENT--JUS_THE BEGINNING STETMLE,B. [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPaCELABON ITS SHLLIV&NaK&THB_N D° FIHST MISSION 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTUE_ OF [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 aCHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING STEVENS,J.M. [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 ABBITIOUSSTS-7MISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSBADE AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-10215 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 REMARKS PREPAREDFOB DELIVERYTO THE WASHINGTON WIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOE STS-8 PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON,D.C. P83-I0130 06 P83-I0247 05

FIRSSTS-T9 BTOISSCAIORHNI EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELaBON ITS STS-|,|EVa TIMELINNBRIEFING P83-10275 05 [Nasa RELEASE-83-173| P83-I0209 06 SULLIVAN#MARK STEgART,ROBERT L° STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/SUITFAILUREREPORT CHEE5 NAILEDFOR STS-|I AND STS-12 P83-I0032 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-15| P83-I0015 06 SULZEAN,F. $2S-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON I_S 1958 - 1983 OUH FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF FIRST BISSION ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 [NAS_ RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0|67 06 SONSERIGGIN& NEW aSTHONagTSHUTTLEPLIGHT &SSIGNHEWTSBaDE STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: PDRS/PFTA [NASa RELEASE-83-179| P83-I0215 06 P83-10151 05 SHUTTLEBRIEFINGSSCHEDULEDIN HOUSTON SHIGEBTm'JOHN LEO|&RD,.JR° [NaSa EELEASE-83-194] P83-I0230 06 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTDHYOF ACRIEVEflENT--JUSTHET BEGINNING STS-9 SCIENCE BHIEEING P83-I0245 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| 983-10167 06 STS-II EVA TIBELINRBRIEFING P83-10275 05 SWIBIOFF,&LZI&mDERH. FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT 4I-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN INVOLVEMENTPROJECT P83-I0276 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-I0103 06 FLIGHT 41-5 FEE-MISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE SYYERTSOIeC..A., P83-I0277 05 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-a aND FEATURE EVA STICSTKSL-9ER,TOE.CARRY E_EOPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-1O047 06

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NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 NEW ASTHON&UTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSH&DE P83-|0|30 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-|02|5 06 SZABOo S. V.# JR. HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES INTELSATCOBMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|0271 06 LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-I0088 06 THIRKETTLE,ALLEN STS-9 TO CARE| EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACZLABON ITS FIRST MISSION T [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| 983-10209 06 TALLETw OLIVE STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACEL&BPRESS CONFERENCE STS-6 PREFLIGHTERIEFING/SOITFAILURE REPORT P83-|0244 05 P83-|0032 05 THOMAS,6Haa&a STS-6 POSTFLIGRTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|35 05 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-|000| 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10150 05 THOMAS,J. STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPaCELAB#2) STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEaN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS P83-10259 05 FIRST BISSION [NASA HELEASE-83-|73] P83-|0209 06 STS-|! EVA TIMELIER BRIEFING P83-I0275 05 THOMAS, JOHN 41-B PREFLIGHTPHESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHT PLAN . STS-9 PREFLIGHTSPACELADPRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0276 05 P83-10244 05 TIREWDASH,ALBERT S° STS-9 PREFLIGHTERIEFING {FLIGHTDIRECTOH) FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STHDHHT P83-I0257 05 INVOLVEMENTPROJECT [Nasa RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0|03 06 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2)P83-|0259 05 TAILOR, BE_al NASa TO LAUNCHEUROPEANI-NaY ODSERVATQRYSATELLITE THON, W° [NASA RELEASE-83-Tq] P83-|0085 06 1958- 1983 QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURXOF ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING TK_LOR# N. [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 |958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVEmENT--JUST_HH BEGINNING THORNTON,WILLIaffEDGARG JR. [NASA RELEASE-83-|32] P83-|0|67 06 CRENMEMBERSNAMEDFOB STS-|3, SPACELAB2 AND 3 [NASA HELEASE-83-22] P83-10022 06 TEGMai,L.. STS-9 TO CARRY EDROPEaN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACE SHUTTLE PLIGHT FIRST KISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-||6| P83-|0127 06 [NaSa RELEASE-83-|73| P83-J0209 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 TE_PLETON,PITRICR a., P83-|0130 06 TENPLETONNA_ED ASSOCIATEADMINISTRATORFOR EXTERNALRELATIONS STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10135 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-67| P83-|0078 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE FRANK S. JOHNSONJR. TO HEaD HARRIS PUBLIC AFFAIRS P83-]0|48 05 DIVISION [NASA RELEASE-83-|78| P83-|0214 06 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 THADDEUS,mICHaEL STS-8 PREFLIGHTCHEW CONFERENCE P83-10|52 05 FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT INWOLVE_ENTPROJECT 1958 - |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0103 06 ACHIEVEDENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0|6_ 06 TH_aRD, NOREANR. CREWME_EERSNAMED FOR S_S-JS, SPACELaH2 AND 3 NASA FORHS SPACE BIOMEDICALRESEARCHINSTITUTE [NaSa RELEAS£-83-22] P83-I0022 06 [NASa RELEASE-83-|67| P83-10203 06 JUNE |8 SET aS LAUNCH DATE FOR STS-7 NEW aSTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS_ADE [NASA RELELSE-83-72] P83-10038 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|79] P83-|02|5 06 AMBITIOUSS_S-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING HIGHLIGHTSOF |983aCTIVITIES AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06 [NaSa RELEASE-83-87| P83-|0098 06 THUCYDIDES / STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLaN SUGGESTEDREMARKS: IEEE CONFEREHCEEASCON t83, P83-|0140 05 WASHINGTON,D°C. P83-|0243 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCHEW PRESS CONFERENCE TRULLIER,G. P83-|0|42 05 STS-9 TO CaRR_ EUROPEaN-BUILTSPaCELABON ITS FIRST MISSION STS-7 POSTFLIGBTCEEN PRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-|0209 06 P83-10148 05 TIETJENGJAHRS J. STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 NASA TO LAUNCH RCa SaTCOMIR [NASA HELEASE-83-_4] P83-|0055 06 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CRRTORXOF ACHIEVEMENR--JHSTTHE BEGINNING TILFORDG S° G° [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-10074 06 NASA FORMS SPACE BIOMEDICALRESEARCHINSTITUTE [NASa RELEASE-83-|67| P83-10203 06 TILNASaFORnGENDSHESLBMITNBUS 5 OPERATION

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[NASa RELEASE-83-40] P83-1005| 06 TRUBANe HIRRI S._ SUGGESTEDREMARKS: TOWN HALL OW CALIFORNIA,LOS NaSa ENDS NIMBUS-6OPERATIONS ANGELES P83-|0255 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|26| P83-|0161 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: OAHES Eo TITOV, VLADIMIR iEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, SUGGESTEDREMARKS= GANNETT MaNaGEMENTGROUP, RaSHINGTON,D.C. P83-|0261 05 NASHINGTON,D.C.. P83-|0273 05 TSIOLKONSKI,KONSTaMTIN TOBIAS, ED SUGGESTEDREMARKS: IEEE CONFERERCEEASCON 183, STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN RRSHIHGTON,D.C. P83-|02_3 05 P83-|0|_0 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVESaSSOCIATION, TONER, MIKE NASHIMGTON,D.C. P83-|025| 05 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0245 05 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENTGROUP, TORE, Mo. WASHINGTON,DoCo P83-10273 05 STS-9 TO CARRY EOBOPEAN-BUILTSPaCELaR ON ITS FIRST MISSION TUNNELL,EEG [Nasa RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10148 05 TOURING, RILPE + STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/INERTIaLUPPER STAGE TURNER,ROBERT E.. P83-|0036 05 NASA ACCEPTS |8 STUDX PROPOSALSFOB SPACE STATION 0TILIZATION TO_]IBEEekRNOLD [NASa RELEASE-83-3|| P83-|0042 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SENSOR EIECUTIVESASSOCIATION, NaSHINGTON,D._ P83-10251 05 TUSUNDEE,FEENK STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-|0236 05 TRARIEL, H.. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAH-EUILTSPICELIBON ITS STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR} FIRST MISSION P83-|0257 05 [NaSa RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 S_S-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING {SPACELAB#2} TEELLa, MaSSIMO P83-I0259 05 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN X-NAT GBSHRVATQRY SATELLITE [RASH RELEASE-83-74| P83-I0085 G6 STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10260 05 TRERDELEJBURG, ERNST INTERGOVERRMENTALMEETINGOF SPACE TECRNOLOGT TNAINa MARK EXPERTS PLANNED SUGGESTEDREMERKS_ AIR FORCE ASSOCI&TIONeCAPE [NASa RELEASE-83-8] P83-|0008 06 CANAVERALCHAPTER P83-|0132 05 TRING_LLI#CHUCK SOGGESTEDREMARKS= BURLINGTONCOUNT|, ECONOMIC SgGGESTEDREMARKS: NATIONALSPACE CLOBe DEVELOPMENTCOMMITTEE,NEH JERSEY P83-10254 05 NASHINGTON,D°C° P83-|0134 05 TRINHe EOGENE E. | | SPACELaB 3 PAYLOAD SPECIALISTSSELECTEDFOR TRAINING _# [NASA RELEASE-83-94| P83-10105 06 UGELSTaD,JOHN JPL BESEARCH USED aS BASIS FOR NEW CANCER TREATMENT TRIOLOe_aCK [Nasa RELEASE-83-88| P83-10099 08 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-10130 06 UTM&N. JERRT STS-9 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING (SPaCELaB #2) TRUDELL,HEENIRDa.. P83-|0259 05 SEaBCflAND RESCUE INSTRUHENTATIONTO BE CARRIEDON NOAA-E OTSH&H, TSOMAS E. [NASA RELEASE-83-35| P83-|0046 06 CHRLLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLO_ TDRS-a AND FEATURE EVA TWO CANADIANSRESCUED IN FIRST ASSIST B_ AMERICAN [NASa RELEASE-83-36| P83-100q7 06 SATELLITE (NASA RELEASE-83-|29| P83-10164 06 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATOREFIRS2 LANDING AT KENNEDY TBULI, RICHARDHARRISON [NASa RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 LAUNCH DATE SET FOR EIGHTH SPACESHUTTLE FLIGHT [NaSa RELEaSE-HS-II6] P83-10127 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AHD LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-10|30 06 NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOR STS-8 P83-|0|30 06 STS-9 TO CARETEUROPEAW-BOILTSPaCELaBON ITS ¥1RST _ISSIOH STS-7 PSEFLIGBTCREWPRESS CONFERENCE [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 P83-101_2 05

STS-8 FLIGHT PLaN BRIEFING P83-I0150 05 V + STS-8 PHEFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 VÐe J° GORDON GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOB APRIL 28 1958- 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY QF [NASA EELEASE-83-63] P83-1007q 06 ACHIEVEMENt--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASa BELEaSE-83-132] P83-10167 06 VaN aLLEN, JAMES a° PIONEER |0 BEYOND THE KNONN PLANETS ASTRONAUTTRULINAMED COMMANDEROF NAVEL SPACE [NISa RELEASE-83-39| P83-|0850 06 COMMAND [NASA BELEASE-83-133] P83-10168 06 VaN DEN B_RG#LODENIJK SPACEL_B3 PaYLOaD SPECIALISTSSELECTED FOR TRAINING HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES [NASa _ELEaSE-83-9q] P83-|0|85 08 [NASa RELEASE-83-204| P83-I0271 06

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VIE ROFTEN# J_ES D. VON ROS_RVIRGEB TICHO CREWMEMBERS NAMED FOR STS-13, SPACELAH 2 AND 3 NASAeS ISEE-3 IS FIRST SPACECRAFT FLIGHT TO A COMET [NASA RELEASE-83-22| P83-10022 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|96| P83-|0263 06 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF VOH ZIESEEHAUSEN, GEORG ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING NASA TELEPRESBNCE STUDY EXPANDS ACTIVITIES IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0167 06 [NASA RELBASE-83-20|] P83-I0268 06 NEW ASTRONAUT SHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS MADE VONNEGUT, BERNARD [NASA RELEASE-83-179| P83-102|5 06 CH_J_LENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDHS-A AND FEATURE EVA STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|02q5 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|0047 06

VAN HOLTZe RICHARD VOORHEES, CRAIG NASA TO LAHNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE PANEL TO STUDY COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN SPACE [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-10001 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-12| P83-I0012 06 VAN REETH, GEORGE VOSS, E. NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEAN I-NAY OBSERVATORY SATELLITE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB OK ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 FIRST _ISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 VIH WELT, R° STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS ¥REEBERG, Jo FIRST MISSION STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-10209 06 VANDERHOFF, JOHN W. CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA W [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-10047 06 HAGNER, RICE AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LARDING STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0|35 05 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 WAHLm B. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS VANNIER, BICHAEL FIRST MISSION NASA TECHNIQUES LEAD TO IMPROVED _EDICAL DIAGNOSIS lEAS& RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-177| P83-10213 06 WALDROPe_ITCH VAHGRAN, OTHA, JR° FISCAL YEAR |984 BUDGET BRIEFING P83-10027 05 CHALLENGER FIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA WILLKER,CHARLES D. [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 FIRST COEMEHCIAL PAYLOAD SPECIALIST FOR SHUTTLE NAMED VFJ.LINGER, JOHN C. [NASA RELEASE-83-|05| P83-|0|]6 06 FINALISTS CHCSE_ IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES P83-|0149 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-|0103 06 NEW ASTRONAUT SHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS BADE VIALLE, AD [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-|0215 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|| P83-|0001 06 WALKER, DAVID M. 1958 - 1983 0OR FIRST QUARTER CENTHRY OF VON BRAUN, NE_RER ACHIEVEmENT--JUST THE BEGINNING SUGGESTED REMARKS: AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION, CAPE [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 CANAVERAL CHAPTER P83-10132 05 SHUTTLE CREWS SELECTED 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-1@2] P83-I0177 06 ACHIEVEMENT--JUST THE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| F83-|0167 06 NEW ASTRONAUT SHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS MADE [NASA HELEASE-83-179] P83-I0215 06 NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITH CELEBRATION AT WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL WALKERe JOHN T. [NASA RELEASE-83-|52] F83-|0187 06 NASA TO HOLD INTERFAITH CELEBRATION AT MASfllNGTON CATHEDRAL SUGGESTED REMARKS: IEEE CONFERENCE EASCON '83, [NASA RELEASE-83-|52| P83-10187 06 WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-i0243 05 WALKER, RHSSFJ,L SUGGESTED REMAHKS: SENSOR EXECUTIVES ASSOCIATION, NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0251 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-10001 06 SUGGESTED RE_ARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATION REVIEW, HALKERe STAIrMX GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTER, ILLINOIS RESARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY TO THE WASHINGTON P83-|0252 05 PRESS CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-|0247 05 SUGGESTED REMARKS: INAUGURAL LECTURE: JAMES E. MEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, NALKLETm DONE Co . WASHINGTON, D.C. P83-10261 05 NASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALS FOR SPACE STATION UTILIZATION VOR DER EIPPE, J. [NASA RELEASE-83-31] B83-100q2 06 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAB ON ITS FIRST _ISSION W&LQUIST, BOB [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-I0209 06 SUGGESTED REMARKS: PIONEER |0 RECEPTION, NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM P83-|0146 05 VON ECKARDSTEIR, D. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILT SPACELAR ON ITS H_TER, HANS U.. FIRST MISSION AMBITIOUS STS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING [NASA RELEASE-83-173| 983-10209 06 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06

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WALTON, THOEASS. [NASA RELEASE-83-3|| P83-|0042 06 NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83-1000| 06 NEDL&KEGWAYNE STS-6 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGON EVA P83-10033 05 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE EVA NEIERERG,IRVING [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-I0047 06 NASA CENTER ADVANCESSOLAR CELL E_PICIENCY [NASA RELEASE-83-34| P83-|0045 06 NASA TO LAUNCH BC& SATCONIR [NASA RELEASE-83-44| P83-|0055 06 HEIR, JAMES E° GORS-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL28 GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL28 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 NASA TO LAUNCH GALaXY-ASATELLITE NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERVATQRYSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-|0|| P83-|0||2 06 [NASA RELE_E-83-74] P83-|0085 06 HEIR, JIB I_TELSATCOflMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOB NASA TO LAUNCH TELSTAR3A CONNUNICATIONSSATELLITE LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-||0| P83-10121 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P83-|0088 06 NEISSo ..%'TANLI.E_ AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING HEW CHIEF ENGINEERAND M&NAGEHENTHEAD NAMED AT NASA AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-|06| P83-|0|17 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 NEITZ, P&ULJOSEPH NASA TO LAUNCH GALAXX-&SATELLITE STS-6 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-|0035 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-|01| P83-10112 06 + STS-6 PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE P83-|0037 05 NASa TO LAUNCH TELSTAR 3k COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE [NASa RELEASE-83-|10] P83-|012| 06 CHALLENGERFIRST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY _DRS-A AND FEATURE EVA NIGHT LAUNCH AND LANDING SET FOB STS-8 [NASA RELEASE-83-36| P83-|00q7 06 P83-|0130 06 STS-6 POSTFLIGHTNEWS CONFERENCETO BE HELD STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSP&CELABON ITS [NASA RELEASE-83-53| P83-|0064 06 FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 . STS-6 POSTFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-|0135 05 RANG,Co C. STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESSCONFERENCE AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING P83-10|42 05 AT KENNEDY [NASA RELEASE-83-87| P83-I0098 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREN PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10|48 05 RANGo TA_LORG. SPACELAB3 PAYLOAD SPECIALISTSSELECTED_OR TRAINING |958- |983OUR ¥IRST QUARTERCENTURY OF [NASA RELEASE-83-94| P83-|0|05 06 ACBIEVEflEET--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 EARNER,JOH_ SUGGESTEDREflARKS:SCA/ENTEEPBISECEREMONY HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983 ACTIVITIES P83-|0145 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-204| P83-|027! 06 NASHINGTON,GEORGE BEES, Lo.M. SUGGESTEDREBABKS: FUND FOE HIGHER EDUCaTIONIS STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELARON ITS TRIBUTE _O NASA, LOS ANGELES, OALIFGRNIA FIRST MISSION P83-|0133 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-173| P83-|0209 06 NATKINS,JABES D. BELLS, R. Go ASTRONAUTTRULY NA_ED COMMANDEROF NAVAL SPACE SUGGESTEDREMARKS: AGENCY-WIDEHONOR ANARES COMMAND CBREBONY P83-10239 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-133] P83-10168 06 NE_OTTm EUGENE WEBB_ JAMES E° SOUNDINGR_KET EXPERIMENTSSUPPORTSOLAR SYSTEM SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREBON¥#LEWIS THEORY RESEARCHCENTER P83-10237 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-82| P83-10093 06

REBR, JAflES EDBIE BESSELIUS¢ PAUL SUGGESTEDREflARKS: PUNDFOR HIGHER£DUCATIONIS NASa TO LAUNCHCOOPERATIVINTE ERNATIONASLATELLITE TRIBUTETO NASA, LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA [NASA RELEASE-83-|] P83-1000| 06 P83-|0|33 O5 NEVER, H. |958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAEON ITS ACHIEVEMENt--JUSTTHE E£GINNING FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 . SOGGESTEDREMARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES Eo IEIEOUTR#G° WEED FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISTHATION, |958 - |983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF WASHINGTON,D.C. F83-10261 05 ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA £ELEaSE-83-132] P83-I0|b7 06 NR_ER_ DAN FLIGHT q|-5 PRE-MISSIONOREN PRESSCONFERENCE ERR&TON,BILI.IAM P83-|0277 05 OBJECT IN MILKY WAY EMITS GAflMARADIATION [NASA REI.EASH-83-56] P83-|0067 06 RHBSTF_R,DANIEL SUGGESTEDREEARKS: SOUTH SHORE OHAflBEBOF BHI_OflBaGG_DOE COMMERCE,RANDOLPH,MASSACHUSETTS F83-10253 05 NASA TO LAUNCH EUROPEANX-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-74| P83-10085 06 gRBSTER,NILLIAE J. eJR- NASA ACCEPTS |8 STUDY PROPOSALSFOR SPACE STATION _HI_OMB, R° UTILIZATION |958- 1983Q_R FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF

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ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING ZTS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE [NaSa RELEaSE-S3-132] P83-10167 06 P83-|0260 05 W_ITE, EDWARD HIGGINS,II WILLSONaR. 1958- 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURZ OF STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS ACHIEVEMENT---JUSTTHE BEGINNING FIRST RISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 SUGGESTEDRENAHKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JaNES E. WILSON,NATN(_0D WEBB FOND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADNINISTRATION, NaSA TESTS NEW FABRICATIONPROCESSEOR SPACE NASHINGTON#D.C. P83-I026| 05 SYSTEM COMPONENTS [NASA RELEASE-83-78| P83-I0089 06 WIIITE,TE_T STS-7 PREFLIGHTBACKGROUNDBRIEFINGS: SPAS NINFREE,NILLIAMP. P83-I0139 05 NASA PROBES SINNERSPACEs WITH ULTRASONICS [NASA RELEASE-83-|58| P83-|0|93 06 WHITEFORD,HILLIAMK. |958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUART/_CENTURY OF NINTH, RICHARD ACHIEVENENT---JUSTTHE BEGINNING GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR aPRIL 28 [NASA HELEKSE-83-132] P83-|0167 00 [Nasa RELEASE-83-63| P83-I0074 06 HHITSETT,ED NOI_# Po FLIGHT q|-5 PRE-NISSIONCHEN PRESS CONFERENCE STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELaBON ITS P03-10277 05 FIRST MISSION [NASa RELEASE-83-|73| P83-|0209 06 NICKS, Ao 1958 - |983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF HOLMAN, JOHN ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLaN [NaSa RELEASE-83-|32| P83-|0|67 06 P83-10276 05 WICKS, R. WOMACK,JAMBS I.. 1958 - |983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF INTRLSATCOMMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFOR ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTEE BEGINNING LAUNCH [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-]0|67 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-77| P03-|0088 06 WIRnEREIR,HERBERT NOODROFF.CHRIS AMBITIOUSST5-7 NISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESSCONFERENCE AT KENNEDY P83-|0142 05 [NASa RELEASE-83-87| P83-10098 06 HOODHARD. LORI Ro STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFINGS: OSTA-2 P83-10141 05 _INALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENT INVOLVEMENTPROJECT RIIHELM,C. [NASA RELEASE-83-92| P83-I0103 06 STS-9 TO CABBY EUROPEaN-BUILTSPaCELABON ITS FIRST HISS|ON HOODNAHD,No [NASa RELEASE-83-173| P83-|0209 06 A1C95EI0E-VE|98MEN3TOU--JUSTRFIRTESET BEQUAGIRNNTERINCENG TURY OF WILL.HERBERT [NASa SELRASE-83-|32] P83-I0167 06 NASa DEVELOPSPROCESS TO HAKE HIGH-TEEPERATURE SEMICONDUCTOR NORDEN, &I_RED HER_ILL,JR. [NASA RELEASE-83-|4| P83-I0014 06 1958- 1983QUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF ACHIEVESENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING HILLmJOHH [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-I0167 06 STS-9 SCIENCE BRIEFING P83-|0256 U5 NRIGRT, F. WILLENBECHER,J. 1958 - |983QUB FIRST QUARTERCENTURY OF 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTERCENTURY QF ACHIEVENENT--JUSTHE BEGINNING ACNIEVENENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10167 06 [NaSa RELEASE-83-|32| P83-I0167 06 NRIGHT, ORVILL HILLIAMS,CLIFTONCURTIS, JR° SUGGESTEDREHARKS: HECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEN, |958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF GREAT LAKES NAVALTRAININGCENTER, ILLINOIS ACHIEVEMENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING P83-10252 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-|0167 06 NRIGHT,NILBOR NII.LIARS,DONALD E. SUGGESTEDREMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATIONREVIEW, 1958 - 1983 OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF GREAT LAKES NAVALTRAININGCENTER, ILLINOIS ACHIEVEEENT--JUSTTHE BIGINNING P83-10252 05 [NASA RELEASE-83-132| P83-10|67 06 NRUBLIK,DONALD SHUTTLECREWS SELECTED NASA TO LAUNCH COOPERATIVEINTERNATIONALSATELLITE [NASA RELEASE-83-142| P83-|0177 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-1| P83--|000|06 NEW ASTRONAUTSHUTTLEFLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSMADE H@ETH, J= [NASA RELEASE-83-|79| P83-I0215 06 1958- 1983 0UB FIRST QUARTER CENTURYOF ACBIEVEEENT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING NILLIAHS,JACK [NASA RELEASE-83-|32| P83-10167 06 SUGGESTEDRENARKS: TOWN BALL OF CALIFQRNIA,LOS ANGELES P83-I0255 05 HIELIAHS,R._ Y STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELAB ON ITS IATF.S,HAROLD R° FIRST /L_SSION GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR aPRIL28 [NASA RELEASE-83-|73| P83-10209 06 [NASA RELEASE-83-63| P83-|0074 06 BILLI&flSORH,ICHREL IOSENDA._RANK STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-I0152 05 S_S-6 POSTFLIGBTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10135 05

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STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-I0140 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFEHEHCE P83-101q2 05 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESSCONFERENCE P83-10148 05 4|-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFERENCE/FLIGHTPLAN P83-10276 05 FLIGHT 41-5 PHE-MISSIONCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0277 05 •OU_GB JOHN HATT3 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATUREFIRST LANDING AT KENNEDN [NASA RELEASE-83-87] P83-10098 06 STS-7 POSTFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-I0148 05 1958 - 1983OUR FIRST QUARTER CENTURN QF ACHIEVEMERT--JUSTTHE BEGINNING [NASA RELEKSE-83-132] P83-I0167 06 DATES FOR SPACELABBRIEFINGSSET [NASA RELEASE-83-1@4] P83-10179 06 STS-9 TO CARRI EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABON ITS FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-83-173] P83-I0209 06 SPACELAB | CREW ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-193] P83-10229 06 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFTBRIEFING P83-I0236 05 STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING P83-10238 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTHOW-TO-COV£HBRIEFIRG P83-102@6 05 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFIHG (FLIGHTDIR£CTOR) P83-10257 05 + STS-9 PREFLIGHTCREW PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10260 05 HIGHLIGHTSOF 1983ACTIVITIES [NASA RELEASE-83-20@] P83-10271 06 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETTMANAGEMENTGROUP, _ASHINGTON,D.C. P83-10273 05 FLIGHT @I-5 PRE-MISSIONCREW PRESSCONFERENCE P83-I0277 05 YOUNG, L. STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACEL&RON ITS FIRST MISSION [NASA RELEASE-H3-|73] P83-I0209 06 NOUNG, RIP SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES E. WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, WASHINGTON,BoO. P83-|0261 05 Z ZEA, ROB STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFINGFROM KSC P83-|0028 05 STS-7 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING/FLIGHTPLAN P83-|0140 05 STS-8 PREFLIGHTCREW CONFERENCE P83-10152 05 ZEPPELINA,FRANK STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING P83-10245 05 ZIE_LER,BILL STS-11WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING P83-10272 05

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s c,o. NEWRELEASENUMBERINDEX INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASESAND SPEECHES MARCH 1984 1983 NASA RELE&SE-83-53 ...... P83-|0064 06 NKSA RELEASE-83-55 ...... P83-|0066 06 ...... Typical News Release Number Index Listing NAJ_SsA_REELLEAEASE-83-57SE-83-5...... 6 P83-10068 67 066

NASA'RELEASE SEE SECTION06J N_Sa RELEASE-83-58 ...... 983- 10069 06 FORADDITIONALI NASA RELEASE-83-59 ...... P83-10070 06 NUMBER I INFORMATION J N&SA EELEASE-83-60 ...... P83-10071 06 I _J_ NILSA RELEASE-83-6 1...... P83-10072 06 N&S& R_LEaSE-83-1|7 ...... P83-I0|28 06 NaSA RELZaSE-83-62 ...... 983-|0073 06

NANASASA RERELEASLEASE-83-63E-83-6q ...... P8P83-|3-|00007745 0066 [ACCESSIONNUMBER] NJLSA RELEASE-83-65 ...... P83-10076 06 NAS_ RELEASE-83-66 ...... P83-10077 06 NAS_ EELEASE-83-67 ...... P83-|0078 06 NAS_ RELE&SE-83-68 ...... P83-10079 06 The index correlateseach news release numberwith its corresponding NASA RELEASE-83-70 ...... 983-10081 06 accessionnumber Followingthe accessionnumberis a two-digitnumber _aSA BELEASE-83-7 I ...... P83- 10082 06 which designatesthe referencesectioncontainingthe completecitation NASa BELEASE-83-72 ...... P83-10038 06 Newsrelease numbersthatwere assignedbutnot usedhavebeenomi_ed _ASA BELEAS£-83-73 ...... 983- 10084 06 f_m thislisting NkSA RELEASE-83-74 ...... P83- i0085 06 HAS& RELEASE-83-75 ...... 983-10086 06 _AS_ _EL£AS£-83-75 ...... 983-10090 06 N&S& BELEASE-83-76 ...... P83-|0087 06 NbS_ RELE&SE-83-1 ...... P83-|0001 06 NKSA RELEASE-83-77 ...... P83-10088 06 NASA EELEbSE-83-2 ...... P83-100Q2 06 NASA RELE&SE-83-78 ...... P83-I0089 06 NASA _ELEbSE-83-3 ...... P83-10003 06 NbSb RELEASE-83-80 ...... P83-10091 06 NASb BELE_SE-83-_ ...... P83-|000q 06 N_Sb RELEKSE-83-81 ...... P83-|0092 06 N_SA RELEASE-83-5 ...... 983-10005 06 N_Sb RELEASE-83-82 ...... P83-|0093 06 N_S_ HELE_SE-83-6 ...... P83-|0006 06 NbS_ RELEASE-83-83 ...... P83-1009_ 06 NbS& _ELEASE-83-7 ...... P83-|0007 06 _&Sb RELE&SE-83-8_ ...... P83-|0095 06 NbSa HELEbSE-83-8 ...... P83-|0008 06 N&Sa BELEbSE-83-85 ...... P83-10096 06 N_SK RELEASE-83-9 ...... P83-|0009 06 N_Sb RELEASE-83-86 ...... P83-I0097 06 N_S_ _ELE_SE-83-|0 ...... P83-|00|0 06 NaSK _ELEASE-83-87 ...... P83-|0098 06 SaS_ HELE_SE-83-11 ...... P83-|0011 06 NASK RZLEaSE-83-88 ...... P83-I0099 06 B_SA RELEASE-83-|2 ...... P83-I0012 06 N_S_ RELEASE-83-89 ...... P83-|0|00 06 N&S_ RELE&SE-83-]3 ...... P83-I0013 06 N_Sa RELEASE-83-90 ...... 983-10101 06 N_S_ _ELE_SE-83-1_ ...... P83-|00_|_ 06 N_SA HELE_SE-83-91 ...... P83-|0102 06 N_S_ _ELE_SE-83-15 ...... P83-]0015 06 N_S& HELE_SE-83-92 ...... P83-|0|03 06 N_S_ BELE_SE-83-16 ...... 983-|00|6 06 N_S_ RELEASE-83-93 ...... P83-1010_ 06 N_S_ BELE_SE-83-]7 ...... 983-|00|7 06 N_S_ HELE_SE-83-9g ...... P83-|0105 06 N_SA BELEASE-83-]8 ...... P83-100|8 06 B_S_ RELEASE-83-95 ...... P83-10|06 06 NAS_ _ELEASE-83-|9 ...... P83-|0019 06 N_S_ _ELE_SE-83-96 ...... P83-|0107 06 N_S_ BELE_SE-83-20 ...... P83-10020 06 NKS_ RELEASE-83-97 ...... P83-|0108 06 BASa BELE&SE-83-21 ...... P83-10021 06 NAS& _ELEASE-83-98 ...... P83-|0109 06 N_S_ RELEASE-83-22 ...... P83-|0022 06 N_Sa HELE_SE-83-99 ...... P83-101|0 06 N&S_ _ELE_SE-83-23 ...... P83-I0023 06 N_S& RELEASE-83-100 ...... P83-|01|| 06 _S_ RELE_SE-83-2_ ...... P83-I002_ 06 _KS_ RELEASE-83-101 ...... P83-I0|12 06 NaSa _ELE_SE-83-25 ...... P83-|0025 06 N_tSb RELEASE-83-102 ...... P83-I0|13 06 N_S_ RELEASE-83-26 ...... P83-10026 06 NbSb _ELE_SE-83-103 ...... P83-|011_ 06 _AS_ _ELE_SE-83-27 ...... P83-|0083 06 N_S& RELE&SE-83-|0_ ...... P83-|01|5 06 NaSb RELEASE-83-28 ...... P83-I0039 06 N_SA RELEASE-83-|05 ...... P83-10116 06 NbS_ EELEASE-83-29 ...... P83-100q0 06 NaS& BELE_SE-83-106 ...... P83-I0|17 06 N_SI RELEASE-83-30 ...... P83-100q| 06 _bSa RELEASE-83-107 ...... P83-|0118 06 N_S& RELEASE-83-3| ...... P83-I00_2 06 NaSa RELEASE-83-|08 ...... P83-I01|9 06 N_Sa RELEASE-83-32 ...... P83-100_3 06 N&S& RELEASE-83-|09 ...... P83-10120 06 N_S_ RELEASE-83-33 ...... P83-100_ 06 N_S_ RELERSE-83-|10 ...... P83-I0|21 06 NRS_ RELE_SE-83-3q ...... P83-I00_5 06 NRSR RELEASE-83-||| ...... P83-10|22 06 NASK RELERSE-83-35 ...... P83-t00_6 06 NaSA RELEASE-83-1|2 ...... P83-|0123 06 N_SR RELEASE-83-36 ...... P83-|00_7 06 N_SR RELEASE-83-||3 ...... P83-1012_ 06 NASa RELE&SE-83-37 ...... P83-|00q8 06 NASA RELE_SE-83-1|_ ...... P83-|0125 06 _S_ RELEASE-83-38 ...... P83-|00q9 06 $_S_ _ELEbSE-83-|15 ...... P83-10126 06 N_SA RELEASE-83-39 ...... 983-10050 06 N_S& RELEASE-83-116 ...... P83-I0|27 06 N_SA RELERSE-83-_O ...... P83-I005| 06 N&S& RELEASE-83-1|7 ...... _. P83-I0128 06 N_SK _ELE_SE-83-_| ...... P83-|0052 06 N_S& RELEKSE-83-|18 ...... P83-|0129 06 NASK RELE_SE-83-_2 ...... P83-10053 06 N_S& RELEASE-83-120 ...... P83-|0|3| 06 NASa RELEASE-83-q3 ...... P83-1005q 06 N_S_ RELEASE-83-|2| ...... P83-10156 06 N_S_ RELE_S£-83-_ ...... P83-10055 06 NASA RELE_tSE-83-|22...... P83-I0|57 06 N_S_ RELEASE-83-_5 ...... P83-|0056 06 NkS_ RELEASE-83-|23 ...... P83-I0158 06 N_SR RELEASE-83-_6 ...... P83-10057 06 N_S_ RELE_SE-83-|2_ ...... P83-|0|59 06 NAS& RELEASE-83-q7 ...... P83-|0058 06 NKS& RELEASE-83-125 ...... P83-|0|60 06 NAS_ RELEASE-83-_8 ...... P83-|0059 06 N_SA RELEASE-83-126 ...... P83-|0|6! 06 N_SA RELEASE-83-_9 ...... P83-|0060 06 N_SA RELEASE-83-127 ...... P83-|0|62 06 NASR RELEASE-83-50 ...... P83-10061 06 NaS_ RELEASE-83-128 ...... P83-|0163 06 NASA RELEASE-83-51 ...... P83-|0062 06 NAS_ RELEASE-83-|29 ...... P83-I016_ 06 N_SR RELEASE-83-52 ...... P83-10063 06 N_S& RELEKSE-83-130 ...... P83-|0165 06

C-I JEWS BELEISE BO_BER INDEX

NASA BELEASE-83-131 ...... P83-I0166 06 NASA fiELEASE-83-132...... P83-10167 06 NASA _ELEASE-83-133 ...... P83-I0168 06 _AZa RELEASE-83-134 ...... P83-10169 06 _ASA HELEASE-83-135 ...... 983-10170 06 NASA _ELEASE-83-136 ...... P83-10171 06 SASA RELEASE-83-137 ...... P83-10172 06 _ASA RELEASE-83-138 ...... P83-I0173 06 NASA RELEASE-83-139 ...... P83-10174 06 NASA RELEASE-83-1q0 ...... P83-I0175 06 _kSA RELEASE-83-|41 ...... P83-10176 06 NASA RELEASE-83-142 ...... P83-I0177 06 NASA RELEASE-83-143 ...... P83-10178 06 NASA BELEASE-83-144 ...... P83-I0179 06 _ASA RELEASE-S3-|45 ...... P83-10|80 06 NASA RELEASE-83-146 ...... P83-I0181 06 NASA RELEASE-83-147 ...... P83-10182 06 NASA RELEASE-83-148 ...... P83-I0183 06 NASA BELEASE-83-149 ...... P83-10184 06 NASA RELEASE-83-150 ...... P83-I0185 06 NASA RELEASE-83-15| ...... P83-|0186 06 NASA RELEASE-83-152 ...... P83-10187 06 NASA BELEASE-83-153 ...... P83-I0188 06 NASA HELEASE-83-15_ ...... P83-I0189 06 NASA BELEASE-83-|55 ...... P83-10190 06 NASA RELEASE-83-156 ...... P83-10191 06 NASA fiELEASE-83-157...... P83-10192 06 NASA RELEASE-83-158 ...... P83-I0193 06 NASA RELEASE-83-|59 ...... P83-|0195 06 NASA RELEASE-83-160 ...... P83-I0196 06 NASA EELEASE-83-161 ...... P83-I0197 06 NASA RELEASE-83-162 ...... P83-I0198 06 _ASA RELEASE-83-163 ...... P83-10199 06 NASA RELEASE-83-164 ...... P83-I0200 06 NASA RELEASE-83-|65 ...... P83-I0201 06 NASA RELEASE-83-166 ...... P83-I0202 06 _ASA RELEASE-83-167 ...... P83-I0203 06 NASA RELEASE-83-168 ...... P83-102Q4 06 NASA RELEASE-83-169 ...... P83-102Q5 06 NASA BELEASE-83-170 ...... P83-IO2Q6 06 NASA RELEASE-83-17| ...... P83-10207 06 NASA EELEASE-83-172 ...... P83--I0208 06 N_S& _ELEASE-83-173 ...... P83-10209 06 NASA RELEASE-83-17q ...... P83-I0210 06 NASA RELEASE-83-175 ...... P83-10211 06 NASA RELEASE-83--176...... P83-10212 06 _ASA RELEASE-83-177 ...... P83-I0213 06 NASA RELEASE-83-178 ...... P83-I0214 06 NASA RELEASE-83-179 ...... 983-10215 06 NASA fiELEASE-83-180...... P83-10216 06 NaSA RELEASE-83-181 ...... P83-I0217 06 NASA EELEASE-83-182 ...... P83-10218 06 NASA RELEASE-83-183 ...... P83-I0219 06 NASA RELEASE-83-|84 ...... 983-10220 06 NASA RELEASE-83-185 ...... P83-10221 06 NASA RELEASE-83-186 ...... P83-I0222 06 NASA GELE&SE-83-187 ...... P83-I0223 06 NASA RELEASE-83-|88 ...... P83-10224 06 NASA HELEASE-83-189 ...... P83-10225 06 NASA BELEASE-83-190 ...... P83-10226 06 NASA RELEASE-83-|9| ...... P83-10227 06 NASA RELEASE-83-192 ...... P83-I0228 06 NASA BELEASE-83-193 ...... P83-10229 06 NASA EELEASE-83-194 ...... P83-10230 06 NASA EZLEASE-83-|95 ...... P83-10262 06 NASA RELEASE-83-196 ...... P83-I0263 06 NASA BELEASE-83-197 ...... P83-I0264 06 NASA RELEASE-83-198 ...... P83-I0265 06 NASA RELEASE-83-|99 ...... P83-10266 06 NASA RELEASE-83-200 ...... P83-I0267 05 NASA _ELEASE-83-201 ...... P83-I0268 06 NASA fiELEASE-83-202...... P83-I0269 06 NASA RELEASE-83-203 ...... P83-10270 06 NASA RELEASE-83-20_ ...... P83-I0271 06

C-2 S,C,,ON, ACCESSIONNUMBERINDEX INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASESAND SPEECHES MARCH 1984 1983 P83-1oo58 06...... _sA _As_-83-47 P83-|0059 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-48 -mypmcalAccession Number Index Listinq P83-10060 06...... N&S&RELEAS£-83-49 P83-10061 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-50 {ACCESSJONNUMBERI NASA RELEASE P83-I0062 06...... N_SA RELEAS£-83-5| I P83-1006q 06...... N&SA HELEAS£-83-53 I NUMBERI 983-1983-100006563 06...... NASNOA REPORTRELEASE-83-52NO_BER P83-_0197 06...... RASA RELEASE-83-|6! P83-10066 06...... N_S& RELE_S£-83-55 T P83-I0067 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-56 SEE SECTION06 P83-10068 06...... N_SA RELEASe-83-57 FORADDITIONAL P83-|0069 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-58 { NFORMATON P83-|0070 06...... NASA RELEAS£-83-59 P83-I007| 06...... NAS_ _ELEASE-83-60 P83-I0072 06...... _SA RELEASE-83-6| The index correl_es each accessionnumberwith itscorrespondingnews P83-10073 06 ...... NASA RELEASE-83-62 releasenumber,if assignedThe accessionnumberis followedby a two- P83- 1007_ 06 ...... NASA BELEAS£-83-63 digit number which designates the _ference section containing the P83-10075 06 ...... NASA BELEASE-83-6q completecitation.The statementNO REPORT NUMBER appearsfor un- 983-10076 06 ...... N_SA RELEAS_-83-65 .numberednewsreleasesand speeches P83-10077 06...... N&S& _ELEASE-83-66 983-10078 06...... NASA RELEIS£-83-67 P83-|0079 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-68 P83-|0080 06...... _O REPORT NU_BEB P83-|000| 06...... BISA RELEASE-83-! P83-I0081 06...... N_SA RELEASE-83-70 P83-I0002 06...... _AS_ RELEASE-83-2 P83-10082 06...... N_S_ _ELE&S_-83-71 P83-|0003 06...... N_S_ RELEASE-83-3 P83-I0083 06...... N_SA RELEASE-83-27 P83-|000_ 06...... Nasa BELE_SE-BJ-q P83-|008q 06...... NaSA RELEASE-83-73 P83-I0005 06...... N_S_ RELEASE-83-5 P83-10085 06...... NASA RELE&S£-83-Tq P83-10006 06...... N_SA RELEASE-83-6 P83-10086 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-75 P83-I0007 06...... NASA RELEASe-83-7 P83-10087 06...... N_SA B_LE_S_-83-76 P83-|0008 06...... N_S_ RELEASE-83-8 P83-10088 06...... N_S_ RELEKS£-83-77 P83-10009 06...... N&S_ RELEASE-83-9 P83-10089 06...... N_SA RELEASE-83-78 P83-100|0 06...... NAS_ _ELE_SE-83-|O P83-10090 06...... NaSA RELEASe-83-75 P83-100|I 06...... NASA RELE_SE-83-11 P83-1009t 06...... N_SA RELEASE-83-80 983-|00|2 06...... NASA BELEASE-83-12 P83-10092 06...... N&S_ RELEASE-83-8t P83-|0013 06 ...... NISA _ELEAS£-83-13 P83-|0093 06...... N_SA _EL_AS£-83-82 P83-t001_ 06...... NAS_ BELE&SE-83-|_ P83-1009q 06...... N&S_ RELEASe-83-83 P83-I0015 06...... NKSA RELEASE-83-15 P83-I0095 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-Bq P83-10016 06...... NASA BELEAS£-83-]6 P83-I0096 06...... NASA RELEASe-83-85 P83-10017 06...... _ASa RELEASE-83-|7 P83-t0097 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-86 P83-100|8 06...... _&SA HELEASE-83-18 P83-I0098 06...... NASA R_LEAS£-83-87 P83-I0019 06...... N&S_ SELEASE-83-19 P83-10099 06...... N_SA RELEASE-83-88 P83-|0020 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-20 P83-t0t00 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-89 P83-|0021 06...... N&S_ BELEASE-83-21 P83-|0|01 06...... NASA RELEaSe-83-90 P83-10022 06...... NAS_ RELEASE-83-22 P83-|0102 06...... NAS_ BEL£AS£-83-gI P83-I0023 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-23 P83-I0103 06...... N&S& RELE_S£-83-92 P83-1002q 06...... N_S& _ELE_SE-83-2_ P83-|0|0_ 06...... N_S_ RELEAS£-83-93 P83-t0025 06...... N&S_ RELEASE-83-25 P83-10105 06...... NASA _ELE_SE-83-gq P83-I0026 06...... N&S& _ELE_SE-83-26 P83-10t06 06...... N&S& RELEASE-83-951 P83-10027 05...... NO REPORT NB_BEH P83-10]07 06...... N&S& RgLE_SE-83-96 P83-I0028 05...... _O REPORT NUMBER P83-10108 06...... _&SA RELEASE-83-97 P83-|0029 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10109 06...... N&S_ BELE_S£-83-98 P83-|0030 05...... NO REPORT _0MBER P83-I0|10 06...... N_SA RELEKSE-83-991 P83-I0031 05...... NO _EPORT NUMBER P83-I0||1 06 ...... NIS_ RELEASE-83-|00 P83-I0032 05...... _O REPORT NUMBER P83-|0112 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|0! P83-10033 05...... _O REPORT NUSBER PB3-t0|13 06...... NKS_ EELE_SE-83-t02 P83-I003_ 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-]0114 06...... MASK RELEASE-83-|03 P83-I0035 05...... NO REPORT NU_BER P83-I0115 06...... NASA RELEaSE-83-10q P83-10036 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0116 06...... NASA RELE&S£-83-105 P83-10037 05...... _O REPORT NUMBER P83-10|17 06...... N_S_ _ELE_SE-83-106 P83-I0038 06...... NASA _ELEASE-83-72 £83-I0118 06...... N_S& RELEASE-83-]07 P83-I0039 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-28 P83-10119 06...... NASA RELE&S£-83-|08 P83-100q0 06...... NRS_ RELEASE-83-29 P83-10|20 06...... NAS_ RELEASE-83-109 P83-I00_I 06...... N&S_ RELEASE-83-30 P83-I0121 06...... NASA RELEAS£-83-IlO P83-|00_2 06...... N_SA RELEASE-83-31 P83-I0122 06...... N&S& RELEASE-83-11| P83-t00q3 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-32 P83-|0|23 06...... NASA RELE&SE-83-I|2 P83-|OOq_ 06...... •..... o... rlSa RELEASE-83-33 P83-1012q 06...... NISA BELEASZ-83-113 P83-tO0_5 06...... N_S& BELE&SE-83-3_ P83-|0|25 06...... N_SA EELE_SE-83-|lq P83-|00_6 06...... ,... N&S_ RELEASE-83-35 P83-I0126 06...... N&S& RELEASE-83-1|5 P83-|00_7 06...... NISa BE_EASE-83-36 P83-I0|27 06...... NASA HELEAS£-83-116 P83-I00_8 06...... N&S& RELEASE-83-37 P83-10128 06...... N_SA RELEASE-83-]t7 P83-100_9 06...... N_S_ RELEASE-83-38 P83-10129 06...... N_S_ RELEAS£-83-1|8 P83-|0050 06...... N_S_ B£LZAS£-83-39 P83-10|30 06...... NO REPORT _BMBE_ P83-|0051 06...... NAS_ _ELEASE-83-_0 P83-10131 06...... N_SA RELEASE-83-120 983-|0052 06...... N_Sa _ELE_SE-83-ql P83-I0|32 05...... NO _EPO_T BOM_B P83-_0053 06 ...... N&S& BELE_SE-83-q2 P83-t0133 05...... No REPORT UOMSa_ P83-|005_ 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-43 P83-1013_ 05...... _0 REPORT NUMBER P83-|0055 06...... N_SA RELE_SE-83-_ P83-10|35 05...... NO REPORT RUBBER 983-10056 06...... N_S_ RELE&SE-83-_5 983-10136 05...... HO HEPORT _O_BER P83-I0057 06...... _&S_ _ELE_SZ-83-_6 P83-10|37 05...... NO _EPOBT NUMB_

D-t ACCESSIO_ MOmBER IIDEX

P83-|0138 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10228 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|92 P83-|0139 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0229 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|93 P83-10140 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10230 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-194 P83-I0141 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10231 05...... NO REPORT HUMBER P83-10|42 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10232 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10|43 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0233 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|014q 05...... EO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0234 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0|45 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0235 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83--|01_6 05 ...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0236 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-I0147 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0237 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83110148 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-IB238 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-1B149 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0239 06...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10|50 B5...... NO REPORT NUMBER PU3-IB240 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER PB3-lB|51 05...... NO REPORT ROBBER P83-|024| 05...... :...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|B|52 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0242 05...... NO REPORT NUMEER P83-10153 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10243 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0|54 B5...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|02_4 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10155 05...... NO REPORT RUBBER P83-|B245 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10|56 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|2| P83-|0246 05...... NO REPOET NOMRER P83-|0157 B6...... NASA RELEASE-83-|22 P83-|0247 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10158 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-123 P83-I0248 05 ...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10159 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-124 P83-lO2q9 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0|60 06...... NASA BELEASE-83-|25 P83-10250 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-1016| 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-126 P83-10251 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10162 06...... NaSa RELE&SE-83-127 P83-10252 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0163 06...... NASA RE_EASE-83-|28 P83-|0253 05 ...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0|64 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|29 P83-lO25q 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10165 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|30 P83-I0255 05 ...... _0 REPORT NUMBER P83-|0166 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|3| P83-10256 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10167 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-132 P83-10257 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10168 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-133 P83-|0258 05...... NO REPORT RUNNER P83-10|69 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|3q P83-10259 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER 983-10170 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-135 983-10260 05...... NO REPORT NUMEE_ P83-10|71 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|36 P83-1026| 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-|0|72 06...... o ...... NASA RELEASE-83-|37 P83-|0262 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|95 P83-|0|73 06., ...... o.... NASA RELEASE-83-|38 P83-|0263 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|96 P83-10174 06...... o...... NASA RELEASE-83-|39 P83-10264 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|97 P83-|0175 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|40 P83-10265 06...... NASA RELEAS£-83-198 P83-|0|76 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|4| P83-|0266 06...... ,. NASA RELEASE-83-|99 P83-10177 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|42 P83-10267 05...... NASA RELEASE-83-200 P83-|0|78 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|43 P83-|0268 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-20| P83-|0179 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|44 P83-|0269 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-202 P83-|0|80 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-145 P83-|0270 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-203 P83-I0|8| 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|46 P83-|027| 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-204 P83-10182 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-t47 P83-10272 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10183 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-148 P83-10273 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10184 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-149 P83-10274 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10185 06...... o...... NASA RELEASE-83-150 P83-10275 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10186 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|5| P83-10276 05...... NO REPORT NUMBER P83-10187 06...... NASA RELEASE-B3-152 PB3-10277 05...... NO REPORT RUNNER P83-|0|88 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|53 P83-|0|89 O6.,...... NASA RELEASE-83-|54 P83-|0190 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|55 P83-|0191 06.o...... NASA RELEASE-83-156 P83-10192 06.,...... NASA RELEASE-83-157 P83-10193 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|58 P83-|0|95 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|59 P83-|0196 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|60 P83-10197 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-161 P83-10198 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-162 P83-10199 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-163 P83-10200 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-16q P83-10201 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-165 P83-|0202 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|66 P83-10203 06 ...... NASA EELEASE-83-167 P83-|0204 06...... NASA RELEASE-U3-|68 P83-10205 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-169 P83-|0206 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|70 P83-|0207 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|T] P83-10208 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|72 P83-]0209 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|73 P83-10210 06...... NASA RELEASE-S3-174 P83-I0211 06...... ; ...... NASA RELEASE-83-175 P83-|0212 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|76 P83-10213 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-177 P83-10214 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|78 P83-10215 06...... NASA RELEASE-83-|79 P83-10216 06...... 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D-2 sc ,o.0 SPEECHES INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASESAND SPEECHES MARCH 1984 1983 P83-10037 Typical Speech Entry STS-6 PREFLIGHT PRESS COHFERZ_CE WEI_Z. PAUL JOSEPH _ACCESS[ON NUMBERJ 4 JAN. 1983 25P

P83-102l_7 _ SUGGP83-1E0ST13E2D REBAEKS: AIR FORCE ESSOCIATION# CAPE REMARKS PREPkRED FOE DELIVERY TO THE WASHINGTON PRESS CANAVERAL CHAPTER CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHISGTON, D.C. BEGGS, JANZS B. OP BEGGS# JAMES B. i 15 DEC. 1983 ||P- L P83-|0133 TRIBUTE TO N_SA, LOS _NGELES, CALIFORNIA BEGGS# JAMES B. -_ SDGGESTZD4 BAYRENA1983RKS: FUND F7OPR HIGHER RDgCATIONg$ P83-|O|Sq The listing provides the complete citation for each speechindexedin this SUGGESTEDREMERKS: NATIO_&L SP&CE CLUB, WASHINGTON, publication.Includedfor eachspeecharethetitle(or suppliedtitle,indicated D.C. by the symbols< and>), name of speaker,date of release, and other BEGGS, J&MES B. referenceinformation. 27 APR. 1983 1 IP

P83-10135 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT CREW CONFERENCE P83-|0027 WEITZ, PAUL JOSEPH F_SCAL YEAR 198q BODGET BRZE¥1NG 22 APR. 1983 35P BEGGS, JAMES M. 3| JAN. |983 36P P83-|0|36 SUGGESTED REBARKS: AMERICAN ONIVERSITZ, WASHInGTOn, P83-|0028 D.C. STS-6 2ND FRF BRIEFING FROM KSC BEGGS, J_BES _. _BBAHAMSON, J&flES &. 4 APR. {983 9P 25 Ja_. 1983 7P P83-|0137 P83-|0029 SOGGESTED REMKRKS: SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY _AS_ BUDGET PRESS CONFERENCE WORKSHOP, WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA BEGGS, JAMES B. BEGGS, JABES M. 3| JAN. |983 6P 31 MAR. 1983 8P

P83-10030 P83-10138 STS-6 PREFLIGHT GETAWAZ SPECIAL BRIEFING STS-7 B_CKGROUND BRIEFING: CFES PARK, GEORGE, JR, RICHB_N, D_VID 5 JAN. 1983 89 23 MA_ 1983 i09 P83-10031 P83"10139 5TS-6 _EFLIG_T BEIEFI_G/O_BITER CHANGES $_S-7 PREFLIGHT BACKGROUND BRIEFINGS: SPAS _OSER, TOM D_VIDTS, DIETER 5 J_N. 1983 20P 23 M_Z |983 |eP

P83-|0032 P83-10140 STS-6 _EFLIGHT BRIEFING/SUIT _AILURE _EPQ_T STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING/ELIGH_ PLaN COLONNA, RICHARD A. HOLLOWA_, THOMAS WESLE_ 5 J_N. 1983 |IP 23 B&_ 1983 |7P

P8!P|O033 P83-|0|_| STS-6 PREFLIGHT BBIEFING ON EV_ STS-7 PREFLIGHT BRIEFINGS: OST_-2 _EKL, TE_ _UB_, ROBERT 5 JAB= 1983 13P 23 NA_ 1983 |2P P83-|003_ P83--|01_2 5T5-6 BHIEF_NG O_ TDHSS S_S-7 PREFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFEBESCE ALLER, ROBERT O. CRIPPEH_ ROBERT LKUREL 5 J_No |983 23P 2q B&_ 1983 35P P83-|0035 P83--|0|_3 STS-6 FLIGHT PLaN BRIEFING SUGGESTED RNARKS: HEaDQUaRTERS HONOR AWARDS CEREMONX D_&UGHON, H_ROLD BEGGS, J_BES No q J_N. 1983 23P 24 B_I 1983 5P P83-10036 P83"-I01q_ STS-6 PREFLIGHT BHZEFI_G/INERTI_L UPPER STAGE SUGGESTED REMARKS: I_TZRN&TION&L AErOSPaCE TUUHI_O, R_LPB SYBPOSIUM# PARIS AIR SHO_ 4 J_N. 1983 10P BEGGS, JABES N. 31M&Z |983 9P

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PB3-101_5 P83-I0236 SUGGESTED REMAHKS: SCA/ENTEBPRISE CEREMONY STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFT BRIEFING BEGGS, JAMES M. ABRAHAMSON, JAMES A. 12 JUH. 1983 _P 29 NOV. 1983 7F P83-|O|q6 P83--|0237 SUGGESTED REMARKS: PIONEER 10 RECEPTION, NATIONAL SUGGESTED REMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY, LEWIS AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM RESEARCH CENTER BEGGS, JAMES M. BEGGS, JAMES S. 13 JHN. 1983 7P 22 NOV. 1983 7P

P83-101q7 P83-10238 PROPOSED HEMARKS: THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM -- WHERE DO STS-9 CHANGE OF SHIFT BRIEFING WE GO FROM HERE COX, JOHN KZ¥_OHTH# GEORGE A., II. 30 NOV. 1983 8P 27 JUN. 1983 17P P83-10240 P83_-|0148 SUGGESTED REMARKS: aRC HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY JOHNSON STS-7 POSTFLIGHT CREW PRESS CONFERENCE SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX. CHIPPEH, ROBERT LAUHEL BEGGS, JAMES M. l JUL. 1983 32P 7 NOV. 1983 8P P83-10149 P83-10241 STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: CFES SUGGESTED HEMARKS: RTCA ]983 ANNUAL ASSEMBLY AND RICHflAN, DAVID TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM, WASHINGTON, D.C. 12 JUL. 1983 10P BEGGS, JAMES M. 15 NOV. 1983 9P 983-10150 STS-8 FLIGHT PLAN BRIEFING P83-10242 DRAUGHON# RAHOLD SUGGEST£D REMARKS: CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS 12 JUL. 1983 19P SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PANEL BEGGS, JAMES M. P83-I0151 23 SEP. 1983 9P STS-8 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING: PDRS/FFTA EHLERS, KAREH P83-I0243 12 JUL. 1983 7P SUGGESTED REMARKS: IEEE CONFERENCE EASCON °83, WASHINGTON, D.C. P8_I0152 BEGGS, JAMES M. STS-8 PREFLIGHT CREW CONEEHENCE 19 SEP. 1983 9P TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON 13 JUL° 1983 28P P83-iO2_q STS-9 PREFLIGHT SPACELAR PRESS CONFERENCE P83-10153 THOMAS, JOHN SUGGESTED REMARKS: THIRD ANNUAL SHUTTLE STUDENT 3 OCT. 1983 10P INVOLVEMENT PROJECT (SSIP) AHARDS CONFERENCE, NASA HEADQUARTERS P83-102q5 DBGGS, JAMES M. STS-9 SCIENCE BHIEFING 27 JUL° 1983 5P ELLIOT, JIM 30 NOV. 1983 lIP P83-I0154 SUGGESTED REMARKS: INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM ASSOCIATION P83-|0246 BEGGS, JAMES B. STS-9 PREFLIGHT HOW-TO-COVER BRIEFING 5 AUG. 1983 lip ROBBING, BILL 3 OCT. 1983 lip P83-I0155 SUGGESTED REMARKS: SPACE _ELESCOPE SCIENCE INSTITUTE P83-I0247 RIBBON-CUTTING CEREEO_Y REMARK5 PREPARED FOR DELIYENY TO THE WASHINGTON PHESS BEGGS, JAMES H. CLUB, BLACK HORSE TAVERN, WASHINGTON, D.C. 15 JUN. 1983 5P BEGGS, JAMES Bo 15 DEC. 1983 lip P83- ! 023 I SUGGESTED RE_ARKS: NASA EMPLOYEE 25TH ANNIVERSARY P83-|02q8 DINNER, NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM SUGGESTED REMARKS: MID-AMERICA COMMITTEE, CHICAGO, BEGGS, JAMES Mo ILLINOIS 21 SEP. 1983 3P BBGGS, JAMES M. 8 DEC. 1983 IIF P83-10232 SUGGESTED STA_EMEHT: IR&S PRESS CONFERENCE, P83--I0249 WASHINGTON, D.C. SUGGESTED REMARKS: 72ND ADVANCED MANAGEMENT PROGHAM BEGGS, JAMES M. HEUNION, FAIRHONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO 9 NO¥. 1983 3P BEGGS, JAMES M. 12 OCT. 1983 12P P83-10233 SUGGESTED HEMAEKS: STS-9 _ANNED FLIGHT AWARENESS P83-I0250 RECEPTIOH, KENHDY SPACE CEHTER SUGGESTED REMARKS: D.C. COUNCIL, THE NAVY LEAGUE, BEGGS, JAMES M. ARLIHGTON, VIRGINIA 27 NO¥. 1983 4P BEGGS, JAMES M. 17 ROY. 1983 12P p83-IU234 TEXT OF REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT NASA 25TH F83-I0251 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM SUGGESTED REMARKS: SENSOR EIECUTIVES ASSOCIATIOH, REAGAN, RONALD WASEIHGTON, D.C. 19 OCT. 1983 5P BEGGS, JAMES M. 15 NOV. 1983 12P P83-.10235 STS-9 CHANGE-OF-SHIFT BRIEFING P83-1U252 BOURGEOIS, LARRY SUGGESTED REMARKS: RECRUIT GRADUATION REVIEW, GREAT 30 NOV. 1983 5P LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTEr, ILLINOIS BEGGS, JAMES M.

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21 OCT. 1983 |3P P83-10253 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: SOOTH SHORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, RANDOLPH,M_SSACHUSETTS BEGGS,JADES M. 21 NOV. 1983 15P PS_F-1025_ SUGGESTEDREMARKS: BUBLINGTO_COUNT_, ECONOMIC DRYELOPMENTCOMMITTEE,HEW JERSE_ BEGGS, JADES M. 29 SEP. 1983 |5P P83--f0255 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: TOWN HALL OF CALIFORNIA,LOS ANGELES BEGGS, JADES M. 13 OCT. 1983 16P 983-10256 STS-9 SCIENCEBRIEFING CHkPPELL,RICK 30 NOV. 1983 |8P P82-I0257 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (FLIGHTDIRECTOR| HOPE,BOB 3 OCT. 1983 22P P83-|0258 STS-8 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING: TDRS USE FENDELL,ED 12 JUL. 1983 22P P83-10259 STS-9 PREFLIGHTBRIEFING (SPACELAB#2) KRAFT, HARRY @ OCT. 1983 22P P83-I0260 STS-9PREFLIGHTCREW PRESSCONPERENCE YOUNG, JOHN WATTS 4 OCT. 1983 23P P83-|0261 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: INAUGURALLECTURE: JAMES E. WEBB FUND FOR EXCELLENCEIN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, WASHINGTON,D.C. REBB,JAMES EDWIN 18 NOV. 1983 31P P83-I0267 GENERALDYNAMICS/CONYaIHTO OPERATECOMMERCIALLAUNCH VEHICLES 21 DEC° 1983 2P NASA RELEASE-83-200 P83-I0272 STS-11 WESTAR SATELLITEBRIEFING BECHTEL, WARREN 20 DEC. 1983 12P P83-10273 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: GANNETT MANAGEMENTGROUP, WASHINGTON,D.C. BEGGS, JAMES M. |4 DEC. 1983 12P P83-10274 SUGGESTEDREMARKS: HONOR AWARDS CEREMONY,GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT,MARYLAND BEGGS# JADES M. 14 DEC. 1983 6P P83-10275 STS-I| EVA TIMELINEBRIEFING DRAUGHON,HAROLD 20 DEC. 1983 17P P8,3-10276 41-B PREFLIGHTPRESS CONFENENCE/FLIGHTPLAN DRAUGHON#HAROLD 20 DEC. 1983 26P P83-10277 FLIGHT 41-5 PRE-MISSIOHCREW PRESS CONFERENCE MCCANDLESS,BRUCE, II 20 DEC. 1983 |gP

E-3 s c 0,o. NEWSRELEASES INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASESAND SPEECHES MARCH 1984 1983 P83-100.11 Typical News Release Entry ._s_sE_s7 _E.BP. s.1983_L eoszu2PEs_S_A_s COHF_ZC_ N&SARELE&SE-83-11 P83-10012 IACCESSlONNUMBER] _ PANEL TO S_ODY COMMERCIALENTERPRISEIN SPACE P83-IIOO16 m NASA REL7 EEAEBS. e83-1219B3 3P S_S-6 &PPEARS SET FOR LAUNCH EARL_IN MARCH 7 FEB. 1983 2P P83-10013

NEWS RELEASE I NASA RELE&SE-83-13 N&S& BELL&JR-83-16NUMBERI J -__ SP&CE T7 ELEYEBSoCO1983PESUBJECTOF2PNEW BOOK P83-1001q N_A DEqELOPSPROCESS TO MAKE HIGH-TEflPER&TURE SEBICONDgCTOR Thelistingprovidesthecompletecitation_r eachnews_leaseindexedin 8 FEB, 1983 5P thispublication.Includedforeachnews_leasearethetitle,da_ ofrelease, NASI RELEASE-83-lq NewsReleaseNumber(ifany),andotherreferenceinform_ion. P83-10015 CREJS NAMED FOR STS-11 AND STS-12 4 FEB. 1983 2P P83-I0001 NASA RELEASE-83-15 NAS_ TO tAONCH COOPERATIVEINTERN&TIONALSATELLITE 12 JAN. 1983 35P P83--I0016 NASA RELEASE-83-1 $2S-6 &PPEARSSET FOR LAUNCH E&RLZ IN M&RCH 7 FEB. 1983 2P P83-10002 NES& RELEASE-83-16 SECOND _IGHT READINESSFIRING SCHEDULED 7 GAN. 1983 2P P83-10017 NASA RELEASE-83-2 SRB FACILITZANNOUNCEMENT 8 FEB. 1983 2P P_I0003 NASA RELEASE-83-|7 P_OPOS&LSEEQOESTEDFOR SHOTTLE PROCESSINGCONTR&CTING 20 JAN. 1983 2P P83-10018 NASA RELEASE-83-3 NEW RESE&RCHPROGRAB TO STUDZ MA_S TO REDUCE HELICOPTERNOISE P83-1000_ 8 FEB. 1983 2P SECOND TEST FIRING OF CHALLENGERENGINES SET FOR J&N. N&SA RELEASE-83-18 25 20 JEN. 1983 2P P83-I0019 NASA RELEASE-83-_ FINAL REPORT ISSUED ON LOSS OF STS-4 SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS P_I0005 18 FEB. 1983 2P SHUTTLESIMUL&TOR_O BE DISPLAYEDIN J_P_N N_S& RELEkSE-83-19 21 JAN. 1983 3P NAS_ RELE&SE-83-5 P83-I0020 L_NDS_ Q X-B_ND COMMONIC_TIONSPROBLEM P8_I0006 22 FEB. 1983 2P N_S_ _O HOLD BRIEFINGON LANDS_T IMAGING N_SA RZLE_SE-83-20 25 J&N. 1983 2P N_S& RELE&SE-83-6 P83-I0021 IB_GES _EOBIR_S REYE&L D&T& NOT VISIBLE FROM EART_ P83-I0007 18 FEB. 1983 3P N_S& TR&NSFERSL&NDS_T OPERATIONS,MAN_GEMEN__O NO_A N_S& RELE_SE-83-21 I _EB. 1983 3P N_SA RELEASE-83-7 P83--10022 CREWMEBBERSN_ED FOR STS-13, SP_CELAB2 &ND 3 P83-10008 22 _EB. 1983 2P INTERGOVERNMENT_LMEETING OF SP&CE TECHNOLOG_EXPERTS NAS& RELEASE-83-22 PLANNED I FEB. 1983 2P P83--10023 NAS_ RELE_SE-83-8 N_SA _ND GTI CONCLDDEJOINT ENDEAVORAGREEMENT 2_ FEB. 1983 2P P8_10009 NAS_ RELEASE-83-23 INQUIRX TE_M REPORTS ON SP_C£ SUIT PAILURES 1 FEB. 1983 3P P83-1002q N&SA RELEASE-83-9 INTERN_TIONELROCKET EXPERIBENTSTO BE HELD IN PERU 25 FEB. 1983 qP P83-I0010 N_SA RELE_SE-83-2Q EXPLORER I LAUNCH ELEqATED N_TIO_'SMORALE 25 YEARS _GO 8 PER. 1983 7P P83-I0025 N_SA RELEASE-83-10 CONTR&CTAWARDED TO DISASSEMBLEMOBILE L_UNCHER

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28 FEB. 1983 2P P83-10053 NASA RELEASE-83-25 TELEPHONESEHVICE AVAILABLE FOR STS-6 NISSIOM 28 _AE. 1983 3P P83-|0026 NASA RELEASE-83-42 SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP TO BE HELD 9 BAR. 1983 2P p83o-10054 NASA RELEASE-83-26 STS IN-FLIGHT CREW HEALTH REPORTING POLICY 29 MAN. 1983 3P 983-10038 NASA RELEASE-83-43 JUNE 18 SET AS LAUNCH DATE FOB STS-7 Ii _AY 1983 2P P83-10055 NASA RELEASE-83-72 NASA TO LAUNCH RCA SATCOMIR 31 _AE. 1983 8P P83-10039 NASA HELEASE-83-q4 PROPOSAL REQUEST ISSUED FOH ACTS 9 BAH. 1983 3P P83-|0056 NASA RELEASE-83-28 STS-6 CKHEIES LANGLEY ORBITEH EXPEBI_EN_ 30 BAR. 1983 2P P83-I0040 NASA RELEASE-83-q5 RECYCLING COULD SAVE EONEY FOE FUTURE NASA SPACE MISSIONS P83--10057 11 MAR. 1983 qP NASA TO EXSIBIT AT THE HANOVER TRADE PAIH NASA RELEASE-83-29 31 MAR. 1983 3P NASA EELEASE-83-q6 P83-10Oqi SPACE NUCLEAN POWENTECHNOLOGYPROGRABIHITIATED P83--10058 9 NAR. 1983 3P FINAL EFFORTS TO REGAIN CONTACTWITH VIKING 1 NASA RELEASE-83-SO II APE. 1983 2P NASA RELEASE-83-47 P83-I0042 _ASA ACCEPTS 18 STUDY PROPOSALS FOR SPACE STATION P83-10059 UTILIZATION SRB REFURBISHMENT FACILITY TO REMAIN kT KENNEDY SPACE 15 MARo 1983 3P CENTER NASA RELEASE-S3-31 5 APE. 1983 IP NASA RELEASE-83-48 P83-I0043 ANTARCTIC "METEOBITE" TURNS OUT TO BE A PIECE OF THE P83-I0060 BOON IUS INVESTIGATION BOARD NEBEEBS NAMED 15 MAR. 1983 6P 7 APR. 1983 2P NASA RELEASE-83-32 NASA RELEASE-83-49

P83-1O0_q P83-|0061 SCIENTISTS BELIEVE METEORITES NAY NAVE CONE PEON NABS PLANETARY EXPLORATION T_OUGE YEAR 2000 OUTLINED 15 NIR. 1983 8P 8 APE. 1983 4P NASA RELEASE-83-33 NASA RELEASE-83-50

P83-100_5 P83-|0062 NASA CENTER ADVANCES SOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY PHESIDENT ORDERS NATIONEL SPACE STATION STHDY 23 NAR. 1983 5P II APR. 1983 2P HASA RELEASE-83-34 NASA RELEASE-83-51 P83-I0046 P83-10063 SEARCH AHD RESCUE IHSTRUNENTATION TO BE CARRIED ON TDRS STATUS BEIHG ASSESSED NOAA-E 15 APR. 1983 2P 22 NAB. 1983 21P NASA RELEASE-83-52 NASA RELEASE-83-35 P83-I0064 PR3-10Oq7 STS-6 POSTFLIGHT NENS CONFERENCE TO BE HELD CHALLENGER FIHST FLIGHT TO DEPLOY TDRS-A AND FEATURE 15 APR. 1983 IP EVA NASA RELEASE-83-53 18 NAB. 1983 56P NASA RELEASE-83-36 P83-10065 NASA AND ORBITAL SYSTEBS CORP. SIGH AGNEEMENT 983-10048 18 APE. 1983 1P APRIL 4 SET KS LAUNCH DATE _OR SZS-6 18 NAB. 1983 2P P83--10066 NASA RELEASE-83-37 NASA SIGNS AGBEENENT FOR ADDITIONAL SOLID ROCKET MOTORS 18 APH. 1983 2P P83-10049 NASA RELEASE-S3-55 NASA ESTABLISHES COMPUTES SCIENCE INSTITUTE AT AMES 22 BAH. 1983 2P P83-10067 NASA RELEASE-83-38 OBJECT IN MILKY WAY EMITS GANNA RADIATION 20 APR. 1983 3P P83-10050 NASA RELEASE-83-56 PIONEER I0 BEYOND THE KNOWN PLANETS 22 BAR. 1983 9P P83-10068 NASA RELEASE-83-39 PIONEER I0 to PASS BEYOND PLUTO 20 APE. 1983 6P P83-I0051 NASA RELEASE-83-57 NASA ENDS NIMBUS 5 OPERATION 23 MAR. |983 2P P83--10069 HASA RELEASE-83-40 NASA TESTS HIGH SPEED DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM/MSFC 20 APE. 1983 4P P83-10852 NASA RELEASE-83-58 WORLDWIDE T_LEPRONE SERVICE SET UP FOR STS-6 MISSION 28 NAR. 1983 3P P83-|0070 NASA RELEASE-B3-41 SPACE MEDICINE IS SUBJECT OF NEW NASA BOOK 25 APB. 1983 2P NASA RELEASE-83-59

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P83- 1007 i P83- 10089 QSRA WILL BE SHOWN AT PARIS AIR SHOW NASATESTS HEW FABRICATIONPROCESSFOR SPACE SYSTEM 20 APR. 1983 3P COHPONENTS NASA RELEASE-83--60 16 MAY 1983 4P NASA RELEASE-83-78 P83-|0072 GOVERNMENT-INDOSTR¥TEAM STABILIZESNOAA-E SATELLITE P83--I0090 21 APR. 1983 4P ORBITER ENTERPRISETO TOUR U.S. AND EUROPEAN CITIES NASA RELEASE-83-6[ 13 MAY 1983 4P NASA RELEASE-B3-75 P83-|0073 LARGEST MULTIPLEBALLOONLAUNCH READY TO GO P83-1009| 22 APR. 1983 =1P NASA TO RECOMPETEBOOSTER ASSEMBLYCONTRACT NASA RELEASE-83-62 17 MAY 1983 2P NASA RELEASE-83-80 P83-1007=I GOES-F LAUNCH SET FOR APRIL 28 P83--|0092 22 APR. 1983 13P IRAS DISCOVERSTWO REGIONS WHERE STARS ARE BEING BORN NASA RELEASE-83-63 23 MAY 1983 qP NASA RELEASE-83-81 P83-10075 NEW SEMICONDUCTORPROCESS TO BE DEVELOPEDON SHOTTLE P83-|0093 27 APR. 1983 3P SOONDINGROCKET EXPERIMENTSSUPPORTSOLAR SYSTEM THEORY NASA RELEASE-83-6=1 23 MAY 1983 3P NASA RELEASE-83-82 P83-10076 ORBITER ENTERPRISEAND QSR& TO BE EXHIBITEDIN PARIS P83-I009=1 2 MAY 1983 2P ORBITER ENTERPRISETO BE FLOWN TO ROME NASA RELEASE-83-65 27 MAY 1983 IP NASA RELEASE-83-83 P83-10077 NEW EFFORTS BEING MADE TO COMHUNICkTEWITR VIKING | P83-I0095 3 MAY 1983 6P FRENCH PRESIDENTVISITS ORBITER ENTERPRISEAT PARIS NASA RELEASE-83-66 AIR SHOW 27 MAY 1983 2P P83-10078 NASA RELEASE-83-8=1 TEMPLETONNAMED ASSOCIATEADMINISTRATORFQR EXTERNAL RELATIONS P83-I0096 28 APR. 1983 2P IR&S DISCOVERSANOTHER COMET NASA RELEASE-83-67 3 JUN. 1983 2P NASA RELEASE-83-85 P83-10079 3-D MOVIES AID JET ENGINE RESEARCHERSAT NASA CENTER P83--I0097 3 MAY 1983 5P SECOND RELAY SATELLITEDELETEDPROM SHUTTLE FLIGHT 8 _ASA RELEASE-83-68 MANIFEST 27 MAY 1983 2P P83-I0080 NASA RELEASE-83-86 LANGLEYRESEARCRERNAMED NASA INVENTORYOF THE YEAR 6 MAY 1983 3P P83--I0098 AMBITIOUSSTS-7 MISSION TO FEATURE FIRST LANDING AT P83-10081 KENNEDY NEW COMET DISCOVEREDBY IRAS SCIENTISTS ] JUNo 1983 71P 6 MAY 1983 3P NASA RELEASE-83-87 NASA RELEASE-S3-70 P83-I0099 P83-I0082 JPL RESEARCHUSED AS BASIS FOR NEW CANCER TREATMENT NASA SCIENTISTSDISCOVER MASSIVETHUNDERSTORMON SATURN 2 JHN. 1983 4P 6 MAY 1983 3P NASA RELEASE-83-88 NASA RELEASE-83-71 P83-10100 P83-10083 ORBITERENTERPRISETO BE DISPLAYEDIN WASHINGTON COLUBBIABEING MODIFIEDTO CARRY SPACELAE 1 I JON. 1983 2P 9 MAR. 1983 =1P NASA RELEASE-83-89 NASA RELEASE-83-27 P83-1010! P83-I0084 HAM RADIO TO FLY ON STS-9 NASA SLATES HAJOR PARIS AIR SHOW ACTIVITIES 3 JUN. 1983 3P I1 MAY 1983 4P NASA RELEASE-83-90 NASA RELEASE-83-73 P83-10|02 P83-I0085 PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFTDEPARTSSOLAR SYSTEM NASA TO LAUNCH EOROPEANI-RAY OBSERVATORYSATELLITE 7 JON. 1983 8P 12 MAY 1983 12P NASA RELEASE-83-91 NASA RELEASE-83-74 P83-IOI03 P83-10086 FINALISTSCHOSEN IN THIRD SHUTTLE STUDENTINVOLVEMENT ASTRONAUTRECROITBENTPLANNED TRIS YEAR PROJECT 16 MAY 1983 2P 9 JUN° 1983 5P NASA RELEASE-83-75 NASA RELEASE-83-92 P83-10087 P83-10104 HAS&IS B-57 WILL FLIGHT CHECK TORNADOES ENTERPRISETO FLY OVER D.C° METROPOLITANAREA, LAND 12 MAY 1983 2P AT DULLRS NASA RELEASE-83-76 8 JBN. 1983 4P NASA RELEASE-83-93 P83-10088 INTELSATCOHMUNICATIONSSATELLITESCHEDULEDFORLAUNCH P83'-'10105 13 MAY 1983 9P SPACELAB3 PAYLOAD SPECIALISTSSELECTEDFOR TRAINING NASA RELEASE-83-77 8 JUN. 1983 3P

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P83-I0196 PROBLEMS NASA TO LAUNCH THREE VAPOR EXPERIMENTS 15 NOV. 1983 2P 27 OCT. 1983 2P NASA RELEASE-83-176 NASA RELEASE-83-160 P83-|02|3 P8_|0197 NASA TECHNIQUESLEAD TO INPROWED NEDICALDIAGNOSIS INFRAREDASTRONOMICALSATELLITE (IRES)RESULTS 15 NOV. 1983 3P EILIEFINGSET NASA RELEASE-83-|77 28 OCT. 1983 2P NASA RELEASE-83-161 P83-|02|q FRANK So JOHNSONJR. TO HEAD NASA'S PUBLIC AF_AIBS P83--|0|98 DIVISION NEW PHEHOMENaIN UNIVERSEOUTLINED AT IRAS CONFERENCE 14 NOV. 1983 IP 9 NOV. 1983 7P NASA RELEASE-83-178 NASa RELEASE-83-|62 P83-|02|5 P8_10|99 NEW ASTBONAUTSHUTTLE FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTSNADE NOVEMBERLAUNCH DaTE SET FOR SHUTTLE/SPACELABI MISSION 18 NOV. 1983 3P 2 NOV. 1983 IP NASa RELEASE-83-179 NASA RELEASE-83-163 P83--I02|6 P83-|0200 TDRSS FORWARDKU-BAND LINK SHUTS DOWN ROBERT ALLEN TO HEaD NaSA SPACE TRACKINGAND DATa 21 NOV. 1983 IP SZSTENS OFFICE NaSA RELEASE-83-180 3 NOV. 1983 2P NASa RELEASE-83-164 P83--I0117 INFRARED ASTEONOMICKLSATELLITETO CEASE OPERATIONS P83-|0201 25 NOV. 1983 2P UNITED STATES AND SAUDI ARABIA SIGN SPACE RESEARCH NASA RELEASE-83-181 aGREEMENT 3 NOV. 1983 IP P83-|0218 NASa RELEASE-83-165 TWO VENUSRADARNAPPER CONTRACTSaWARDED 25 NOV. 1983 2P P83-10202 NASA EELE&SE-83-182 STS-9 BADGINGBEGINS NOV. 23: THANKSGIVINGDAY CLOSING PLANNED P83--102|9 4 NOV. 1983 2P HEW LEWIS FACILITYINVESTIGATESLARGE SPACE ANTENNAS NASA RELEASE-83-166 25 NOV. 1983 3P NASARELEASE-83-183 P83-|0203 NASA FORMS SPACE BIOMEDICALRESEARCHINSTITUTE P83-I0220 NOV. |983 2P TELEPHONESERVICE TO BE AVA!LABLEFOR SPACELaBMISSION NASA RELEASE-83-167 25 NOV. 1983 2P NASA RELEaSE-83-18_ P83-|0204 NASA AWARDS CONTRACTTO NODIFY CENTAUR YON SHUTTLE P83-|0221 7 NOV. 1983 IP EUROPEANSPACE AGENCYRECEIVES SPACELAHPAINTING NASA RELEASE-83-168 28 NOV. |983 IP NASA RELEASE-83-185 P83-I0205 STANDARD PHRASEOLOGYON TEE SPACELABDEVELOPNENTAND P83-|0222 UTILIZATIONPROGRAMS Hasa AND CANADIANSSIGN COOPERATIVEARRaNGENE_T 14 NOV. 1983 6P 29 NOV. |983 2P NASA EELEASE-83-169 NASA RELEASE-83-|86 P83-|0206 P83--|0223 ELECTRONICADVANCESHSED FOR DESK TOP COCKPIT SISULATOR NASA AWARDS CONTRACTTO DEVELOPCOUNTER-ROTATION 8 NOV. 1983 3P BLADE CONCEPT NASA RELEASE-83-170 29 NOV. 1983 IP NASA RELEASE-83-187 P83_-10207 IBAS DISCOVERSNEW OBJECT IN THE SOLAR S_STEN _83-I022q 9 NOV. 1983 2P SHUTTLE ORBITER ENTEHPRISETO BE SHOWN AT NEW ORL£ANS Nasa RELEASE-83-171 EXPOSITION | DEC. 19_3 2P P83--|0208 NASARELEASE-83-188 IRAS DISCOVERSGIANT DUST SHELLAROUND THE STAR BETTELGEUSE P83-I0225 9 NOV. 1983 1P M_SHALL AWARDS INSTITUTIONALSERVICESCONTRACT NASA RELEASE-83-172 | DEC. 1983 IP NASA RELEASE-83-|89 P8_|02U9 STS-9 TO CARRY EUROPEAN-BUILTSPACELABCN ITS FIRST P83-|0226 MISSION NASA LEWIS AWARDS $7.9 MILLIONCONTRACT FOR CENTAUR I0 ROY. 1983 83P 2 DEC. 1983 IP NASA RELEASE-83-173 NaSA RELEaSE-83-190 P83-10210 P83-|0227 NASA RESHAPESTURBOPROPSTO EXTEND FUELSAVING NASA INVESTIGATESNEW LINK IN MOTION SICKNESS 16 NOV. 1983 3P I DEC. 1983 2P NASA RELEASE-83-174 NaSA RELEASE-83-191 P8.3-10211 P83-10228 BEQUEST FORPROPOSALSISSUED FOR X-RAY OBSERVATORY ATNOSP_ERICSATELLITECONTINUESSTUDIES |6 NOV. 1983 2P 5 DEC. 1983 3P NASA RELEASE-83-|75 NASA RELEASE-83-192 P83-|0212 P83-|0229 ONE OF TDRS' KU-BaND aNTENNAS_STEMS EXPERIENCES SPaCELAB I CREW ACTIVITIES

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