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• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: October 9, 1998 Media Advisory 98-47
• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: Jan. 31, 2000 Media Advisory m00-018
• NASA's Fun Saturday Morning Science
  by <, td><, tr><, td><, tr>Don Savage, Debra J. Rahn
• NASA SELECTS TWO SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT
  by Donald Savage, September 14, 1994
• NASA DEVELOPS "TELEPRESENCE" FOR EXPLORATION
  by Michael Mewhinney
• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: March 11, 1999 Media Advisory m99-049
• SATELLITE FINDS IMPRINT OF UNIVERSE ON GAMMA-RAY EXPLOSIONS
  by Michael Finneran
• Add to NASA Daily News Summary For Release: Feb. 14, 2000 Media Advisory m00-027a
• Debra J. Rahn Headquarters, Washington, DC November 16, 1998 (Phone: 256-961-6226 - Russian 586-75-60)
• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: May 4, 2000 Media Advisory m00-89
• FINARELLI APPOINTED HEAD OF STRATEGIC PLANNING
• Columbia Accident Investigation Board Public Hearing
  by <, td><, tr><, td><, tr>James H. Wilson
• Brian Welch Headquarters, Washington, DC May 26, 2000 (Phone: 202/358-1600)
• Michael Braukus Headquarters, Washington April 25, 2002 (Phone: 202/358-1979)
• ENDEAVOUR FUND TO BE USED FOR TEACHER FELLOWSHIPS
• JOSEPH H. ROTHENBERG NAMED DIRECTOR OF GODDARD
  by Jim Sahli
• NASA Administrator Plans Stennis Media Briefing Thursday
  by <, td><, tr><, td><, tr>Charles Redmond, Jim Doyle
• Brian Dunbar Jan. 28, 1998 Headquarters, Washington, DC (Phone: 202/358-0873)
• NASA TESTS NOISE-REDUCING NOZZLE FOR SUPERSONIC AIRLINERS
  by Michael Mewhinney
• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: April 22, 1999 Media Advisory m99-080
• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: Sept. 22, 1999 Media Advisory m99-195
• Jim Cast Headquarters, Washington, DC January 7, 1997 (Phone: 202/358-1779)
• Bob Jacobs Headquarters, Washington Jan. 7, 2002 (Phone: 202/358-1600)
• SHUTTLE CREW ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED
  by Mark Hess, Barbara Schwartz
• COBE DETECTS STRUCTURE OF EARLY UNIVERSE
  by Randee Exler
• NASA'S FIRST 'A' MARKS 75 YEARS OF ACHIEVEMENT
  by Cam Martin
• Donald Savage Headquarters, Washington Feb. 25, 2002 (Phone: 202/358-1547)
• Debbie Rahn/Jennifer McCarter May 28, 1998 Headquarters, Washington, DC (Phone: 202/358-1639)
• Renee Juhans Headquarters, Washington, DC October 30, 2000 (Phone: 202/358-1712)
• STARDUST CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW -- JUST BEFORE EARTH FLYBY
  by Donald Savage, Martha J. Heil
• NASA BEGINS DEVELOPMENT OF FIRST ASTEROID-ORBITING MISSION
  by Luther Young
• NASA BEGINS DEVELOPMENT OF NEW MARS EXPLORATION PROGRAM
  by Diane Ainsworth
• HUBBLE DISCOVERS NEW MOONS ORBITING SATURN
  by Tammy Jones, Ray Villard
• David E. Steitz Headquarters, Washington, DC May 29, 2001 (Phone: 202/358-1730)
• Add to NASA News Summary of Nov. 12, 1998
• Kirsten Williams Headquarters, Washington, DC April 20, 1999 (Phone: 202/358-4466)
• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: June 21, 2000 Media Advisory m00-122
• WHITEHEAD NAMED NASA DEPUTY AA FOR AERONAUTICS
  by Barbara Selby
• SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROPOSALS
  by Charles Redmond
• NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES HONORED
  by Charles Redmond, Catharine Schauer
• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: Nov. 3, 1999 Media Advisory m99-229
• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: August 17, 1999 Media Advisory m99-168
• HUBBLE IDENTIFIES PRIMEVAL GALAXIES, UNCOVERS NEW CLUES TO THE UNIVERSE'S EVOLUTION
  by Jim Elliott, Ray Villard
• NASA ADVISORY COUNCIL APPROVES BION MISSION EXPERIMENTS
• ASTRONAUT CREW NAMED TO INTERNATIONAL MICROGRAVITY MISSION
  by Jeff Carr
• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: Oct. 17, 2000 Media Advisory m00-197
• BIOREACTOR TEAM EARNS NASA INVENTOR OF THE YEAR HONORS
  by Kari Fluegel
• SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT SELECTS NASA FOR VIRTUAL REALITY STUDY
  by Michael Braukus, John Bluck
• LAUNCH ADVISORY: SPACE SHUTTLE MANAGERS REORDER NEXT TWO FLIGHTS, SET PLANNING LAUNCH DATES FOR OTHER 1999 MISSIONS
  by James Hartsfield
• ASTRONAUT LAWRENCE TO REMAIN IN UNITED STATES
  by Kyle Herring
• NASA ANNOUNCES 1994 SBIR PHASE I SELECTIONS
• Donald Savage Headquarters, Washington June 7, 2002 (Phone: 202/358-1547)
• ASTRONAUT MCCANDLESS RETIRES FROM NASA, NAVY
• NASA INVENTION YIELDS BETTER, FASTER STRESS MEASUREMENTS
  by Drucella Andersen, Nancy Lovato
• BACKGROUND: X-33 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
• NASA STUDY PAVES WAY FOR CONTROL OF CRIPPLED AIRCRAFT
• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: June 1, 2000 Media Advisory m00-108
• FIRST STUDENT-BUILT ROCKET PAYLOAD SET FOR LAUNCH MONDAY
  by Keith Kohler
• Renee Juhans Headquarters, Washington, DC January 24, 2000 (Phone: 202/358-1712)
• NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
• HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE ANDROMEDA GALAXY
  by Paula Cleggett-Haleim, Jim Elliott, Ray Villard
• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: Dec. 7, 1999 Media Advisory m99-252
• David E. Steitz Headquarters, Washington, DC June 9, 1998 (Phone: 202/358-1730)
• NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT AIRSPACE OPERATIONS
  by Drucella Andersen, Keith Henry, Hank Price
• NASA Daily News Summary For Release: August 3, 2000 Media Advisory m00-149
• STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT: ULYSSES SPACECRAFT MEETS A COMET
  by Dolores Beasley, Jane Platt
• NASA TO PROBE VOLCANO'S EFFECTS ON GLOBAL ATMOSPHERE
  by Jean W. Clough
• GALILEO SPACECRAFT TAPE RECORDER TO BE TESTED
  by Franklin O'Donnell

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