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Discovery crew reels
in telescope for 1-bil-
lion mile checkup
SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) -
Discovery's astronauts hauled the
Hubble Space Telescope aboard the
shuttle early yesterday for a 1-billion-
mile tuneup that will allow it to peer
even deeper into the far reaches of the.
universe.
Spacewalking astronauts planned to
spend four straight nights beginning
yesterday installing new science instru-
ments and other up-to-date equipment
in NASA's second Hubble service call
since 1993.
Like technicians on Earth,
Discovery's seven-man crew kept the
customer waiting. The shuttle pulled up
a little late alongside the 12-ton, 43-
foot observato-
ry. Several
more minutes i-n
passed before
Steven Hawley
operating the beautifu
shuttle s fthe firs
mechanical o
arm. latched
onto the tele-three yO
scope as the seeing yoa
two spacecraft
soared 370 friend.
miles over
M e x i c o 's
southwestern Chief
coast.
"Seeing that
beautiful spacecraft for the first time in
three years was like seeing your best
friend whom you haven't seen for three
years," NASA's chief Hubble scientist,
Ed Weiler, said on Earth. "Not only
that, but the friend doesn't seem to have
aged at all."
The only sign of age appeared to be a
gouge in a dish antenna, caused by a
micrometeorite. The healthy Hubble
was a welcome sight; a badly warped or
wobbly telescope would have forced
NASA to call off the spacewalks.
Weiler considered the first space-
walk ,by Mark Lee and Steven Smith,
to be "the Super Bowl" of the series.
Their job: to replace 1970s science
instruments with start-of-the-art
devices.
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Ht
If that goes well, I think it will real-
lv put Hubble into a position of having
world-class scientific capability well
into the 21 st century, Weiler said.
An astronomer by training, H awley-.
was perhaps the most rev erent of the
crew upon seeing Hubble. He last
glimpsed the telescope in 1990, when
he used the mechanical arm on the
same shuttle to launch it on its 15-year
voyage. Hhis touch was gentle and
respectful.
"Gee, I wish you could see the
expression on Dr. Stevie's faee.'-
Discovery commander Kenneth
Bowersox told Mission Control
"Looks like he just shook hands with
an old friend."
Scientists calculated that the capture
came on orbit No. 37,130 and that the,
telescope had logged 996 million miles
and made more than 110,100 observa-
tions of stars,
galaxies, planets
and other astro-'
hat nomical objects.
acecraAlthough this
ren dezvous was
t time in less urgent than
the 1993 visit,
was like iiwhen space--
walking astron,
Sbest na uts had to
install corrective?
lenses because
of a defectivo
- Ed Weiler mirror, it was no
ubble Scientist less nerve-rack-
ing fox.
astronomers.
fearful of an inadvertent bump that"
could ruin its vision again.
The S2-billion telescope has per4..
formed superbly since its full sight was
restored, confirming the existence of"
super-massive black holes in several
galaxies and bringing astronomers ever:
closer in determining the age of the uni l"
verse.
Its vision will be even keener with
the addition of the two $100 million-
plus science instruments, a spectro-
graph with two-dimensional sensors.-
and a near-infrared camera. Each is the
size of a telephone booth.
Other high-priority items to be
hooked up before the telescope is
turned loose next week: a refurbished
guidance sensor and two data recorders.
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ABORTION
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international family-planning programs
on March I would subsidize abortions
in foreign countries even though the use
of U.S. funds to finance abortions is
illegal.
After the House approved the presi-
dent's request, lawmakers voted by a
slightly larger margin, 231 to 194, to
approve separate legislation offered by
Rep. Christopher Smith (R-N.H.) that
would tie the release of the money to
restoring Reagan-era restrictions on
funding groups that perform or pro-
mote abortions.
S e n a t e
Majority Leader
Trent Lott (R- There
Miss.) said the
Senate would strong f
vote on the pres-
ident's request family pi
Feb. 25, and sup-
porters said the - Rep.
bill has a narrow
edge in that
chamber.
Even though Smith's legislation faces
an uncertain future in the Senate - and
abortion issues made yesterday's votes.
an uncertain precursor of how the new
House will approach abortion issues,
which vexed the new GOP majority last
year and produced sharp policy dis-
agreements with Senate Republicans as
well as the Clinton administration.
Republican supporters of abortion.
rights said they would use the outcome
of the first vote to argue that their lead-
ers should avoid anti-abortion votes as
they try to reach out to voters in the
Northeast, where the party suffered
losses in congressional elections, and to-
women.
Rep. James Greenwood (R-Pa.) . a
modefate who led Republicans in sup-,
port of the pres-.
ident's request
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inning. last Congress
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Bob Livingston Republicans
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But anti-abor-
tion lawmakers
dismissed the importance of that vote,
and stressed the outcome on the second-
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