September 4, 2006

September 4, 2006

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

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By FRANK MORRING

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

New Kennedy Clout

By CRAIG COVAULT

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Crew-Carrying Vehicle Work Started

By FRANK MORRING

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Selection of Orion contractor starts the clock on shrinking the gap in U.S. access to space

By FRANK MORRING

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New Kennedy Clout

Orion procurement reform parallels shuttle replacement, lunar-return goals

By CRAIG COVAULT

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Crew-Carrying Vehicle Work Started

WASHINGTON The two entrepreneurial launch-services companies that will split almost $500 million in NASA funds to develop commercial cargo delivery vehicles for the International Space Station (ISS) have begun work on human-rated versions.

By FRANK MORRING

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Atlantis at the Ready

Shuttle to try again, as Soyuz mission prepares to carry U.S./Iranian controversy to the ISS

By CRAIG COVAULT

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Back to Beirut

U.N. Lebanon force deploying amid fears and risks

By ANDY NATIVI,MICHAEL A. TAVERNA

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CATBird Key to Sensor Testing

Ability to conduct concurrent evaluations crucial to moving F-35 program forward

By EDWARD H. PHILLIPS

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Manned UAVs

Investors, researchers develop linked drones as Pentagon funds UAV programs for 2008

By DAVID A. FULGHUM

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Land of Promise

Airbus and Boeing stake out positions in booming Indian aerospace and defense market

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA,MICHAEL MECHAM

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AIR TRANSPORT

A New Day at LGA

The FAA’s demand-management plans for LaGuardia call for bigger aircraft, market-based slot turnover

By DAVID BOND

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AIR TRANSPORT

Fateful Turn

Comair accident in Kentucky could lead to improved human factors training, runway safety

By FRANCES FLORINO

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