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From: dan syes <dsyes@micron.net>
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 1996 02:16:56 -0700
Fwd Date: Thu, 19 Dec 1996 10:11:43 -0500
Subject: Re: X-33 Program Completes Operations Review

UFO UpDates - Toronto wrote:
>
> Date: Wed, 18 Dec 1996 15:19:37 -0500 (EST)
> From: NASANews@hq.nasa.gov
> Subject:  X-33 Program Completes Operations Review
> To: undisclosed-recipients:;
>  snip


I found this add in a local paper...Never seen one like this before
and thought I might share it...Any spelling error are most likely mine.

Dan
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(Snazzy NASA Emblem) NASA ACCEPTING PUBLIC COMMENTS ON X-33 FLIGHT
                                      TEST PLAN

NASA is accepting public, and state and federal agency comments for
inclusion in an Environmental Impact Statement(EIS) on it's proposed
plan to conduct flight tests of the X-33 Advanced Technology
Demonstrator launch vehicle.  The X-33 is a half scale, wedge shaped
experimental vehicle about the size of a small commuter airliner.  Plans
call for 15 tests flights of the X-33 in 1999, all originating from
Edwards Airforce Base in Southern Calfornia.  Later mid-range flights
would land at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, and long-range flights would
land at either Malstrom AFB., Mont, or Moses Lake, Wash.  Although final
flight paths have not been chosen, the X-33 may glide unfueled over
remote ares of Nevada, Oregon or Idaho at an altitude of about 50 miles
en route to the proposed landing sites.  Affected agencies and the
public are encouraged to offer input to help identify issues to be
addressed in NASA's environmetnal anaylysis.

Written comments may be mailed to:
Dr. Rebeccca C. McCaleb, Director
Environmental Engr & Managment-AE01
Marshall Space Flight Center AL 36812

Also people may forward comments for the EIS by faxing to (205)544-8259
or emailing to x33eis@msfc.nasa.gov.  Comments also may be provided by
calling 1-800-833-0678 and leaving a message on the recording machine.
NASA will use its best effort to transcribe verbal comments;however,
NASA cannot guarantee teh same accuracy as receiving comments in
writting.  Teh formal scoping period has been extended more than a month
until Jan 10. 1997, to allow for additional public comment;however NASA
will accept comments relevant to the analysis throughout the EIS
process, which is expected to conclude in Sep 1997.  To view a copy of
the EIS Notice of Intent, visit the program's Web site at
http://rlv.msfc.nasa.gov  For more information on the environmental
analysis or to add your name to those wishing to receive a copy of the
draft EIS, scheduled to be released in the late spring of 1997, write to
the address above.