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Issue Date: Mar 15, 1993
RUSSIA has offered to trade its cut-price satellite launch potential for a
guaranteed number of launches at
international prices. Space agency
chief Yuri Koptiev said he would
accept a quota of three launches a
year, one-fifth of the total world market. This would generate US $200 million for the Russians, with launch
payments pegged at Western levels.
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