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Space shuttle launch delayed to 1981 operational goal
NASA chief Robert A. Frosch testified that the first manned shuttle launch could slip to end of 1980, with a 50 percent chance by March and a long shot by July, depending on Congress funding of 220 million. The program faces engine, thermal protection, fuel tank, and electronics challenges.
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