Spaceflight: May 1987

 https://welib.org/md5/4c29aa1cef6b90589af7f3c2b44a3626

Corona 100

 1965-074A

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KH-4A Mission 1024 was launched on 1965 Sep 22, and was the 100th launch of the CORONA program since Discoverer I in 1959. Mission 1024-1 and 1024-2 lasted 5 days each and were both successfully recovered from the spacecraft's 80 degree orbit. 

KH-4A Mission 1024
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1965 Sep 22	2131:14	Launch by Thor SLV-2A Agena D	V PALC 1 Pad 1
	2132:14	Castor sep (T+1:00)
	2133:42	Thor MECO (T+2:28)
	2133:51	Thor VECO (T+2:37)
	2133:58	Thor sep (T+2:44)
	2134:03	Agena burn (T+2:49)
	2138:11	Agena MECO (T+6:57)	90.16 180 x 386 x 80.06 (VCR)
1965 Sep 25	0000		90.04 191 x 364 x 80.0 (RAE)
1965 Sep 25	0132		90.03 191 x 360 x 80.1
1965 Sep 27	2305?	SRV-1 ejected on rev 81
1965 Sep 27	2340?	SRV-1 recovered
	25 58N 155 44W
1965 Sep 28		Cameras shut down rev 88, zombie
		Zombie mode rev 89
		Reactivated rev 90
1965 Sep 28		Cameras reactivated rev 93
1965 Sep 29	1503		89.86 172 x 362 x 80.0
1965 Sep 30			90.1 181 x 359 x 80.1 (SSR)
1965 Oct 1	0431		89.81 174 x 356 x 80.0
1965 Oct 2	2255?	SRV-2 ejected on rev 161
1965 Oct 2	2335?	SRV-2 recovered
		24 52N 165 42W
1965 Oct 5	0418		89.66 175 x 340 x 80.0
1965 Oct 9	1957		88.69 164 x 254 x 80.0
1965 Oct 11		CORONA/Agena reentered

Seventeen: April 1988

 https://welib.org/md5/1960bf85ce8183e748eabf5508dc79f2

The Voyages of Columbia

https://welib.org/md5/ac71931d5254285147cd90dedd8b4cb0

Debrett's Illustrated Guide to the Canadian Establishment

 https://welib.org/md5/43e2d49f325f585bc24988deea86c821

Spaceflight: February 1988

 https://welib.org/md5/059774259e324912b4a79bf5c74433a1

Staying Together

 https://welib.org/md5/40160dd1cbfaa34c4f797be76654c617

Kosmos 1886

 1987-081A

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Kosmos-1886
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1987 Sep 17	1459:59	Launch by Soyuz	PL
	1508	Blok-I sep
1987 Sep 17			89.77 167 x 358 x 67.1
1987 Sep 20			89.59 164 x 343 x 67.1
1987 Sep 25			89.20 158 x 311 x 67.1
1987 Sep 26		Orbit raise	89.67 175 x 340 x 67.1
1987 Sep 30			89.39 171 x 317 x 67.1
1987 Oct 1		Orbit raise	90.06 170 x 384 x 67.1
1987 Oct 3		SpK-1 fiducial
	0714?	Deorbit
	0724?	Entry
	0736?	Landing
1987 Oct 12			89.32 162 x 318 x 67.1
1987 Oct 12		Orbit raise	89.74 177 x 345 x 67.1
1987 Oct 15			89.58 176 x 331 x 67.1
1987 Oct 16		Orbit lower	89.31 166 x 314 x 67.1
1987 Oct 20		SpK-2 fiducial
	0222?	Deorbit
	0232?	Entry
	0244?	Land
1987 Oct 22			88.78 159 x 268 x 67.1
1987 Oct 22		Orbit raise	89.79 172 x 354 x 67.1
1987 Oct 26			89.45 170 x 324 x 67.1
1987 Oct 27			89.74 179 x 344 x 67.1
1987 Nov 1	2006		89.39 174 x 313 x 67.1
		81C ejected?
1987 Nov 2
	0648?	Deorbit
	0702?	Entry
	0714?	Land

Transtage 7

  1965-047B

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The first Titan III-C model, a Titan III-A with two powerful solid strapon `Stage Zero' motors, was 3C-7. Titan 3C-7 was launched from the new pad 40 at the Cape and entered a low circular orbit. Total payload was 9521 kg including a 573 kg truss and a 8948 kg test payload of lead ballast which separated from the Transtage four orbits after insertion to be given the designation 1965-47A. 

Transtage 7
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1965 Jun 18	1400:04	Launch by Titan IIIC	CK LC40
		T+1:48 St 1 MES
		T+1:58 SRMs sep at 45 km
		T+3:30 Fairing
		T+4:29 St 1 sep
		T+4:29 St 2 MES
		T+7:43 St 2 MECO
		T+7:53 St 2 sep
		T+7:56 Transtage MES
	1412:16	T+12:12 Transtage MECO-1
			167 x 193 x 32
	2000?	Payload separated

The High School Journal: February-March 1988

 https://welib.org/md5/8200fffdc4d02e8785e355e704ff68ce

Parcae 9

 1987-043A

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PARCAE 9
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1987 May 15	1545	Launch by Atlas H	V SLC3
	1547	BECO
	1550	Atlas VECO, sep
	1612?	Star 20 burn
	1614?	Plume shield sep	1045 x 1179 x 62.9 (UN)