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Aalice.461 net.space utzoo!decvax!ucbvax!ihnss!cbosg!harpo!npois!alice!sjb Sat Mar 27 10:41:16 1982 Shuttle News There are no plans at the moment to curtail Columbia's flight due to the radio malfunctions, NASA said today. However, a possible new storm front moving into New Mexico on Monday could force the ship to come home one orbit early, at 1251 EST, or as much as three days late -- Columbia now has enough fuel and other consumables to last it three extra days in orbit.

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