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A congressional investigation of how NASA made its decision to allocate space
orbiters for permanent display could shed light on the process, but is
unlikely to change the outcome.
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| No shuttle for Dayton
| Crowds are stunned by decision
| Photos from the Air Force museum
| Full coverage of the countdown
Team Coverage
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Dayton was competing with 20 other cities to obtain a retired space shuttle, which would have been displayed at the National Museum of the United States Air Force.
The journalists at the Dayton Daily News, WHIO-TV and WHIO-Radio have been working together to bring you the most complete coverage about the competition for the shuttles. Our team coverage of this important story ran daily leading up to and after the decision.
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No shuttle for Dayton; Air Force museum came close
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Museum crowd is ‘stunned’ by news
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NASA decision due today on who gets space shuttles
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Shuttle decision to be aired in Dayton
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Museums jostled publicly
for one of coveted shuttles
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After shuttle, U.S. would pay Russia for space access
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Retired shuttle would crown venue's 'priceless' collection
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Shuttle would help inspire future aerospace industry workers, Seattle advocates say
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Construction has started in Seattle on shuttle home
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Air Force’s deep ties to shuttle are Dayton’s unique advantage
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Government shutdown could delay shuttle announcement
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Houston bids hard, worries space history not enough to win a shuttle
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Florida seen as leading contender for 1 of 3 shuttles
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Ohio, Air Force helped early Shuttle program
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A look back at Ohioans in space
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Jobs, money at stake in national fight for shuttle
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Want a shuttle? Prep and delivery cost is $28.8M
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Space shuttles over the years
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