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Old July 22nd 05, 11:37 AM
Jacques van Oene
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Default NASA eyeing tropical system

There's a lot of uncertainty with what is now Tropical Storm Franklin, with
the official track eventually curving it out to sea. The National Hurricane
Center' s discussion suggests it could still turn west toward Florida,
however.

Atlantis may roll over to the Vehicle Assembly Building in the morning, but
that move and any activity with shuttle Discovery over the weekend is likely
to take place in light of managers' analysis of what will happen with the
tropical storm system.


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