WASHINGTON —


NASA Administrator Mike Griffin told lawmakers Oct. 31 that the agency mishandled its closure of an aviation safety survey program but said there was no attempt to hide information from the public and suggested that some of the conclusions drawn from the raw data were flawed.

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