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... for pay-load systems compatibility criteria study, both to be concluded by May 18, 1973. Grumman Aerospace Corp. had received $248 500 contract to study and develop test samples of closed ... )'' First fighter squadrons of Navy F-14 jet fighters would be formed "sometime this fall," Grumman Corp. Vice President Michael Pelehach said at meeting of Long Island Assn. of Commerce and ...

... , W Post, 7/9/82, 12)'' Llewellen J. Evans, President of Grumman Corp., died at age 49. Evans had joined Grumman in 1951 after four years in Navy Office of General Counsel ...

... . Acceptance by NASA of 70% figure could be "major blow" to Grumman Aerospace Corp., Times said. Only hope for Grumman , loser in shuttle contract competition, and other aerospace companies to obtain substantial ...

... )'' North American Rockwell Corp. released statement that it was awarding $8 million in subcontracts to Grumman Corp. for engineering work on space shuttle. McDonnell Douglas Corp. would receive subcontracting worth $4 ... million worth of subcontracts would be parceled to companies throughout U.S. early in 1973. Grumman sub-contracts would preserve jobs of some 300 top engineers and McDonnell Douglas subcontract, 140 ...

... . Next meeting of working groups was scheduled for October in Moscow. ''(NASA Release 72-190)'' Grumman Aerospace Corp. had said it would assume major portion of work it had been subcontracting on its F-14A jet fighter aircraft for Navy, Wall Street Journal reported. Grumman President Joseph G. Gavin, Jr., had said plan to reduce subcontracting was necessary to "increase ...

... eventually made space age possible. ''(Am Mus-Hayden Planetarium Release)'' Grumman Corp. spokesman told the press in Bethpage, N.Y., that Grumman had accepted an $18-million, short-term loan from the ...

... proj off)'' Secretary of the Navy John W. Warner and Grumman Corp. President John C. Bierwirth signed an agreement for the Grumman Aerospace Corp. to build 48 additional F-14 jet fighter ...

... FY 1974 budget included $67 million to continue pro­totype development of the AMST. ''(Testimony)'' Grumman Aerospace Corp. would lay off 1000 employees to reduce operat­ing expenses, the New York ... P. Clements to in­crease operating efficiency after the controversy over increasing costs of the Grumman -produced F-14 fighter aircraft. ''(Andelman, NYT, 3/28/73, P28)'' March 28-29: Dr ...

... 73-82)'' NASA announced the appointment of Edward Z. Gray, Assistant to the President of Grumman Aerospace Corp., as Assistant Administrator for Industry Affairs and Technology Utilization, effective April 16. Gray ... , had been with NASA's Office of Manned Space Flight for four years before joining Grumman in 1967. From 1940 to 1963 he was with Boeing Co. ''(NASA Release 73-54 ...

... and its waters for centuries. ''(AEC Release R-186; Sterba, NYT, 5/18/73, 1)'' Grumman Corp. had submitted a proposal to the Navy for Dept. of Defense purchase of further lots of the F-14 jet fighter aircraft, Grumman Corp. President John C. Bierwirth told the annual shareholders meeting in Bethpage, N.Y. ''(Andelman ...

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