September 5, 1988

September 5, 1988

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HEADLINE NEWS

German Air Show Crash Increases Pressure to Limit Low-altitude Flights

By KEITH F. MORDOFF5 min

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Shuttle Program Focuses on Mission 26, Schedule

By CRAIG COVAULT/WASHINGTON5 min

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U. S. Agents Seize Mx Documents at Northrop

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German Air Show Crash Increases Pressure to Limit Low-altitude Flights

BONN The fatal crash last week at Ramstein AB involving the Italian Frecce Tricolori air demonstration team intensified long-standing demands for further restrictions on low-altitude military flight operations over West Germany.

By KEITH F. MORDOFF5 min

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Shuttle Program Focuses on Mission 26, Schedule

By CRAIG COVAULT/WASHINGTON5 min

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U. S. Agents Seize Mx Documents at Northrop

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Firms Will Produce Oxidizer at Isolated Sites to Cut Risks

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Raytheon Forms Team to Develop Advanced Patriot

Raytheon Co. has signed teaming agreements with Martin Marietta and three large West German aerospace firms covering a joint effort to develop and produce an advanced version of the Patriot missile system. The team includes Raytheon’s Missile Systems Div., Martin Marietta’s Electronic and Missiles Group, AEG Telefunken, Messerschmitt-Boelkow-Blohm and Siemens.
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Honeywell Will Sell Military Systems Units to Focus Operations

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Sdi Software Demonstrates Ability to Provide Real-time Control of Defenses

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Navy Will Contract with Israel to Develop Night Targeting System

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Germany Delays Signing Lraaca Pact with U. S.

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Bell-boeing Begins Wind Tunnel Tests of Pointer

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