FAA proposes truth in leasing after Wichita State crash
The FAA in the Federal Register advances a truth in leasing plan for large aircraft tied to the Wichita State University charter disaster. It requires lease copies and clear operation responsibility, with public comment open until Jan 28, 1972 and rule finalization later in spring 1972.
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FAA
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Wichita State University
Federal Register
Department of Transportation
Secretary of Transportation
Volpe
Wichita
Wichita State
National Transportation Safety Board
Truth-In-Leas
James Rudolph
Rocky Mountains
Joseph Ferrarese
Flight Service
Salt Lake City Inches Toward Dirty Movie Ordinance
Salt Lake City commissioners discussed an ordinance to wipe out dirty movies. Assistant City Attorney Roger Cutler drafted what cannot be shown and Mayor J Bracken Lee criticizes the wording as dirtier than the prohibited content. City Atty Jack Crellin notes every word is in the dictionary, but action is not taken.
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Salt Lake City
Roger Cutler
J. Bracken Lee
Jack Crellin
Lee
Want Ads Prove Effective for Buyers and Sellers
Classified notices highlight the usefulness of want ads for both buyers and sellers. Readers can locate goods, services, and opportunities, while sellers reach a broad audience through concise listings. Each item outlines contacts and pricing where available.
Dream Job or Déjà Vu for Vietnam GIs at Da Nang Center
At Da Nang replacement center the 510th handles repatriation for about 18,000 departing Americans monthly. Soldiers like Lt. Gilliland and Spec. 4 Murray describe the contrast between comfortable barracks and watching peers leave, while others call the duty a necessary but tiresome, sham job.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
UPI
Lewis Gilliland
Bell Vernon
Lew
510Th Replacement Company
U. S
Cam Ranh
Long Binh
Ito
Thomas Murray
New Orleans
Mini-Labs Envisioned for Scientific Work in Orbit
NASA outlines ram research modules for the space shuttle era. Ram labs would ride in shuttle cargo bays, some remain attached for six to seven day experiments, others be automated satellites serviced every few months. Designs aim for 14 ft diameter, up to 58 ft long, weight under 32 000 lb, with first manned payloads and possible 1978 flight. General Dynamics won a $2 million design contract. Skylab remains the last funded NASA manned project, with a long range station deferred to the 1980s. Dr. Ernst Stuhlinger predicts a modular path toward a permanent research station after shuttle labs.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Space Agency
Earth
Space Shuttle
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
General Dynamics Corp
San Diego
Ernst Stuhlinger
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
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Fort Knox
Rudolph
By Stewart Kellerman
Gilliland
Murray
Robert Perron
Milwaukee
Perron
James McAbee
Kansas City
By al Rossiter
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
Ili
Hiram Walker
National
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