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98-99 DNCLAS FS ee a 'g ng iy uw. he gh - 7] | 'g CLASSIFIED AD OFFERS SPACE SHUTTLE FRAGMENTS FOR SALE AND THE ADVER- TISEMENT READS AS FOLLOWS: BELIEVED TO BE ALL THAT'S LEFT FROM TRAGIC CHALLENGER DISASTER RECOVERED FROM OCEAN FLOOR AND THE IMMEDIATE AREA OF EXPLOSION, FRAGMENTS SOLD SEPARATELY OR BEAUTIFULLY FRAMED. ALL TESTED NON- TOXIC, NON-RADIOACTIVE. FOR INFORMATION, WRI HOUSE OF HISTORY, P.O. BOX 30623, LOS ANGELES, CA 90930-0623. TAMPA'S IMMEDIATE IMPRESSION IS THAT THIS IS PROBABLY NOTHING MORE THAN A SCHEME BY THROUGH WHICH SOME INDIVIDUAL HOPES TO REAP A HANDSOME PROFIT BY SELLING BITS AND PIECES OF MATERIAL WHICH IN ALL LIKELIHOOD IS NOT IDENTIFIABLE WITH ANY OF THE MISSING FRAGMENTS FROM THE SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER. LOS ANGELES IS BEING REQUESTED TO COORDINATE AN INQUIRY THROUGH THE POSTAL INSPECTOR'S OFFICE FOR LOS ANGELES IN AN ATTEMPT TO TRACE THE PROPRIETORS OF THE HOUSE OF HISTORY AND THEREAFTER, ATTEMPT TO DETERMINE IF ANY OF THE ITEMS ARE IDENTIFIABLE WITH THE CHALLENGER AND THE MANNER THROUGH WHICH THESE ITEMS WERE OBTAINED. TAMPA NOTES THAT NASA'S LEGAL COUNSEL RENDERED AN INTERPRETATION VAGE RULES WHICH ESTABLISHES ANY SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER © | THE HOUSE i Sar. =< PRacaen NTS AS GOVERNMENT PROPERTY AND THE PROPRIETORS FOR Fo ; Pak