San Francisco State University
Extended Education
Wildlands Research Institute
Join a Backpacking Research Team in the
Mountain West or Alaska
Summer, 1983 3-9 units
On-site explorations to preserve:
• Wildlife Species • Wilderness Environments
Course details:
WILDLANDS RESEARCH INSTITUTE
407 Atlantic Ave., Santa Cruz, CA 95062 (408) 427-2106
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Soviets to deploy cruise missile
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Soviet Union has
developed a new. long-range land attack cruise
missile which it may deploy on mobile launchers
as a fresh threat to Western Europe, U S intel
ligence sources said Wednesday
The missile, designated by intelligence of
ficials as the SSCX-4, is said to have a range of
nearly 1,900 miles, more than the American
cruise, the GLCM, scheduled for deployment in
Europe late this year
U S reconnaissance satellites recently
detected what analysts believe is a possible
mobile launcher for the SSCX-4 at a test center in
the Soviet Union It was described as a wheeled
tractor-trailer vehicle big enough to launch four
missiles
Intelligence analysts, speaking only on con
dition that they remain anonymous, said the
Soviets might be able to move such missiles
around relatively rapidly over long distances —
and that they could bring most key targets in
Western Europe within their range if they were
deployed in Eastern European nations belonging
to the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact
There was no prediction as to when the new
Soviet land attack ground-launched cruise mis
sile might become operational
If the U S intelligence assessments prove to
be accurate, such new missiles would add to the
perceived threat to Western Europe represented
by intermediate-range nuclear ballistic missiles,
such as the much-discussed SS-20, which carries
three warheads, has a range of more than 3,100
miles and can hit Western Europe from well inside
the Soviet Union
Nothing official on the SSCX-4 has appeared
in Pentagon reports, although the recent Soviet
Military Power publication spoke cryptically of
' development of a series of long-range cruise
missiles intended for ground, air and sea-launch
platforms."
That publication indicated a belief that the
air-launched version will be carried by older
Soviet bombers as well as the new Blackjack now
under development.
Based on available information, it appears
that the reported new Soviet ground-launched
SSCX-4 may be a counterpart to the U S. GLCM,
although the American weapon has a somewhat
shorter range
The United States, with the official backing of
the NATO alliance but opposition from peace
groups in Western Europe, plans to deploy 464
GLCMs and 108 Pershing 2 ballistic missiles in
allied countries starting late this year
Pres Ronald Reagan, in a retreat from his
original call for a mutual ban of European mis
siles, recently offered to cut back on that
deployment if the Soviets will dismantle a propor
tionate part of its arsenal. The Soviets have
balked at that, saying it still would leave the West
with a huge advantage because British and
French missiles and weapons launched from
submarines and aircraft would not be affected
Challenger’s crew set for spacewalk
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - Now comes
the fun part of Challenger's first flight: a 3'/2-hour
excursion into the open cargo bay today during
which two astronauts may "kind of hop straight
up" to see what's flapping loose on the ship’s tail.
So eager was mission specialist Story
Musgrave to get on with the dress rehearsal for
the walk he'll take with Don Peterson that he
began checking out their space suits 5Vi hours
ahead of schedule
At White Sands, N M., meanwhile, engineers
firmed up plans to correct the orbit of the huge
communications satellite that went astray after
being ejected from Challenger on Monday But
they ran into trouble, again — and got out of it,
again
The astronauts' practice session involved
putting on the bulky space suits and pressurizing
the airlock — everything short of actually leaving
the spaceship.
The purpose is to pinpoint any problems in
advance On the last flight of Columbia problems
with both space suits were discovered hours
before the astronauts were to make their space
walk The exercise was canceled
During the excursion, the pair are to test the
suits and tools and techniques for servicing and
repairing satellites on future shuttle missions. It
will be the first space walk by Americans in nine
years.
Flight Director Randy Stone was asked
Wednesday whether Musgrave and Peterson had
plans to float out of the cargo bay to inspect loose
nylon material near Challenger’s orbital engines
that was noticed by the astronauts after launch.
’’I suspect, knowing the crew, their enthu
siasm for doing things, if we give them the oppor
tunity, they’ll go back and take a picture of it,"
Stone said. "I don't think it means climbing out.”
He said he isn’t involved in the planning but
suspects they will, "on their long tether just kind
of hop straight up and take a picture of it."
A NASA spokesman said no firm decision had
been made on whether Musgrave and Peterson
will be given the choice.
On the third day of Challenger’s five-day
flight, astronauts Paul Weitz and Karol Bobko,
commander and pilot, were busy with
experiments and they photographed lightning
over the Gulf of Mexico
Senate OKs bill to stop license altering
SALEM (AP) — A measure
aimed at making it more difficult
to tamper with driver s licenses
was approved by the Senate
and sent to the House
Wednesday
The driver's license bill,
SB445, would require the state
Motor Vehicle Division to
develop ways to make licenses
more secure
Although the bill does not
specify how the division would
do that. Sen. Charles Hanlon.
D-Cornelius, floor manager for
the plan, said it would be a first
stop toward "prohibiting
lawbreakers from modifying
licenses "
Approval of the bill came
despite objections by Sen. L.B
Day, R-Salem, who said bu
siness interests were the main
ones pushing for the idea
because driver s licenses often
are used for identification pur
poses in business transactions
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