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To: Dragonfly who wrote (246)	5/27/1998 6:52:00 PM
From: jlallen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 880

I'm quite sure you are making all this up. JLA

To: Dragonfly who wrote (246)	5/28/1998 2:02:00 PM
From: Dragonfly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 880

Seems pretty clear everyone gets a waiver. Contributer or not. And it bears repeating that most space/defense companies are Republican leaning in their contributions. Is that the sound of your position crumbling under the weight of evidence I hear? Ammended list: Loral -- No launch capability -- Has used China Great Wall Co. to launch under waiver Hughes -- No launch capability -- Has used China Great Wall Co. to launch under waiver Lockheed -- Launch capability: Athena and Titan Rockets -- Launch tomorrow from china Motorola -- No launch capability -- Has used China Great Wall Co. to launch under waiver Orbital Sciences Co. -- Launch Capability: Taurus and Pegasus -- No known launches from China Boeing -- Launch Capability: Delta II and Delta III -- No known launches from China From Florida Today: A China Great Wall Industry Corp. Long March 3B rocket is to launch the Chinastar-1 communications satellite on May 29. Liftoff will be from the Xichang Satellite Launching Center in China during a launch window of 5:58 to 8:36 a.m. EDT (0958-1236 GMT). Chinastar-1 will be operated by China Orient Telecomm Satellite Co. at 87.5 degrees East longitude to provide telecommunications services. The Lockheed Martin-built spacecraft will feature 18 C-band and 20 Ku-band transponders with at least a 10-year lifetime.