January 26, 2004

January 26, 2004

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

CHARTING A COURSE

By FRANK MORRING

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Hubble Trouble

By FRANK MORRING

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

New Agenda for Europe

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA

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CHARTING A COURSE

NASA will study options for new Bush space initiative until mid-summer; OSP contractors rework vehicle concepts

By FRANK MORRING

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Hubble Trouble

Even without a servicing mission, NASA still must remove telescope from orbit

By FRANK MORRING

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New Agenda for Europe

High-cost objectives in milspace, applications arena could blunt space exploration ambitions

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA

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Space Engagement

With its own plans for the Moon, India is encouraged by Bush’s space challenge

By NEELAM MATHEWS

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Rover Crunch Time

Controllers lose contact with Spirit rover. Landing of Opportunity adds to stress.

By MICHAEL A. DORNHEIM

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Upbeat on Aerospace

Based on the recent quarter, contractors are banking on growth in military revenues; a weak market still hampers the civil side

By ANTHONY L. VELOCCI

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Dollar Versus Euro

Europeans are voicing concerns about the weakening dollar. Competitiveness and profitability are at stake.

By PIERRE SPARACO

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Strategic Shift

Services consider adjusting spending plans on bombers and other aircraft programs

By ROBERT WALL

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Reality Check

More skepticism over technical risks could save U.K. cash in the long run

By DOUGLAS BARRIE

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Watch List

Lawmakers are expected to closely examine problems with the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter

By ROBERT WALL

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