QUESTION:
I understand that Cassini will have a jovian periapsis of roughly 14 
million kilometers. Will Cassini get anywhere "near" to the outermost 
moons of Jupiter?...i.e., Pasiphae, Sinope, etc...??

ANSWER from Tom Spilker on January 4, 2000:
Actually, our jovian periapsis is slightly less than 10 million km.  It's a bit
surprising that we don't get closer to some of the satellites:  we get to about
4.4 million km of Himalia, but all others have closest approaches greater than
7 million km.