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From: cray@ssvs.gsfc.nasa.gov (Robert Cray)
Newsgroups: sci.space.shuttle,sci.space
Subject: Re: Things aint so bad
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Date: Mon, 12-Oct-87 01:38:11 EDT
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In article <163@splut.UUCP> stu@splut.UUCP (Stewart Cobb) writes:
>James Oberg [Red Star in Orbit, etc.] thinks that the Russians have no real
>plans for a shuttle.  What we're seeing (in Soviet Military Power and such)

I was looking through Soviet Life (I realize its all propoganda, but I
am taking Russian, and was looking in the library for *anything* in Russian),
anyway, there was an article in the October issue about a Soviet "shuttle",
I didn't pay very much attention, but I think there was a picture...should
be in any university library.

					--robert