October 11, 2004

October 11, 2004

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

More Ill Wind

By ROBERT WALL7 min

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Space Ship Won

By MICHAEL A. DORNHEIM7 min

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

COLLISION COURSE

By ROBERT WALL7 min

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More Ill Wind

Broad scope of Druyun malfeasance raises new questions, answers few

By ROBERT WALL7 min

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Space Ship Won

FAA Administrator hints spaceships may be treated like experimental aircraft

By MICHAEL A. DORNHEIM7 min

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COLLISION COURSE

U.S.-European Union 1992 aircraft subsidy agreement dies as the trade war countdown starts

By ROBERT WALL7 min

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On the Way

Europe’s Smart-1 testbed leads international return to the Moon

By FRANK MORRING6 min

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Buying In

Racal acquisition aimed at bolstering EADS’ U.S. campaign

By ROBERT WALL4 min

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Back in Business

The market for bizjets is growing again, but the heady days of 2001 seem but a dream

By IOSEPH C. ANSELMO4 min

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On the Bandwagon

ISS partners, China, India seeking roles in U.S. deep-space exploration projects

By FRANK MORRING4 min

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Typhoon Forecast Improves

Long-delayed four-nation deal appears close as partners near accommodation

By ANDY NATIVI,DOUGLAS BARRIE4 min

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Hawking Helos

New European show opens against backdrop of stagnant market

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA2 min

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Astronaut Cooper

One of the “Original Seven” Project Mercury astronauts, U.S. Air Force Col. (ret.) Leroy Gordon (Gordo) Cooper, Jr., died on Oct. 4 in Ventura, Calif. He was 77. Cooper flew both Mercury and Gemini orbital missions and described the experience of flying in space as “humbling.”

By CRAIG COVAULT2 min

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