Space: Guten Tag, Houston Control!
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After the flawless touchdown at Edwards Air Force Base, Norbert Kiehne of the German Aerospace Research Agency enthused, "We did more than 100%." "This bodes well for future cooperation with our friends from West Germany," declared NASA Head James Beggs. The next scheduled West German shuttle charter: 1988. --By Natalie Angier. Reported by Jerry Hannifin/Cape Canaveral and John Kohan/Bonn
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