NASA studies environmental impact of space shuttle rocket planes
NASA says the space shuttle rocket plane will be safe for the environment if not launched in rain. A 127 page impact statement says local, short lived adverse effects are tolerable, with rain possibly releasing hydrogen chloride from solid rocket boosters. Launch postponement will avoid dangerous conditions. sonic booms will be strongest over sea, warning shipping to stay clear.
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Rolling Stones members fail to appear for Warwick hearing
Mick Jagger and four others arrested at Green Airport on July 18 face no show at Warwick District Court for a pretrial hearing. Attorney Joseph Gallucci seeks a continuance as the entourage’s leaders are absent, while the airport incident followed a fracas during a photo shoot on the way to a Boston concert.
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