61.   Shuttle program manager Ron Dittemore said it is one of the most complex space station assembly flights planned over the next several years.

62.   Shuttle managers will meet again tomorrow to decide whether to proceed as planned with the Earth-mapping mission.

63.   Shuttle managers wrapped up the bolt issue Sunday and declared Discovery safe to fly.

64.   Shuttle program manager Ron Dittemore said he expected an engineering analysis to clear Atlantis for an on-time launch.

65.   Shuttle managers hoped that at least one of the overseas landing sites would have acceptable weather by launch time, said NASA spokesman Joel Wells.

66.   Shuttle managers made the decision just hours before the countdown was to begin for a Friday liftoff.

67.   Shuttle managers rescheduled the launch for Thursday, but called it off because of stormy weather resulting from Hurricane Opal on the other side of the state.

68.   Shuttle program manager Ron Dittemore said if any further degradation is noted in the flow of Freon, he and his team will have to reassess the situation.

69.   But shuttle managers postponed the flight pending repairs to the nozzles of both solid-fuel rocket boosters.