Ingalls Killed In Car Crash In Stamford Connecticut
David Ingalls electronics consultant and son of a former Kansas lieutenant governor died in a one car crash on the Connecticut Turnpike at age 59. His car crossed the center esplanade and hit a rocky ledge, causing a crushed chest. He founded Airtron Inc. in Litton New Jersey in 1948, later selling to Litton Industries in 1958. His father Sheffield Ingalls was a Kansas investment firm operator and former lieutenant governor. He is survived by his widow Virginia two sons David and John five sisters and a brother. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Electronic ear offers hope for the deaf in LA
AP reports a two-ounce implanted device designed to restore hearing for those with no usable sound. Experimental models in two patients use internal and external coils to transmit sound to the cochlea, potentially shrinking to fit the ear opening. The unit aims to replace the damaged air-to-sound mechanism in the ear.
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