Expensive Fog-Chaser Proposed for Airports
A NASA official reports a heat based fog dispersal method using a combustion blower to heat air above runways. The costly system is deemed feasible only for busy airports due to high expenses.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1971
Page
9
A NASA official reports a heat based fog dispersal method using a combustion blower to heat air above runways. The costly system is deemed feasible only for busy airports due to high expenses.
Post master General Winton Blount in Topeka says an economic pinch is unavoidable in any reform plan for the Post Office. He told the Kansas Chamber of Commerce that there is no good time to cut costs and that action must be taken to improve conditions despite unemployment and economic tension.
At Fort Riley two soldiers face charges of car theft and illegal marijuana possession after a car they were in overturned on the Kansas Turnpike five miles west of Lawrence. Pfc Rodney R Vogt of Houston is jailed on 2500 bond with a June 16 preliminary hearing. Spec 5 Leopoldo Huerena Gallegos, injured with a broken hip, has not yet been arraigned. The stolen car was taken May 31 in Albuquerque from K Morton.
AP report from Topeka notes a 24 hour period ending 9 am Tuesday shows 1 death. The June tally reaches 13 and the year 1971 totals rise to 269 across the Kansas highway death log.
Community programs from Chicago to New Haven and beyond recruit youth workers to prevent drug problems by addressing root causes. Informal centers offer hotlines, crash pads, crisis intervention, and peer-led education, with professional support and local authority cooperation where possible.
Thomas Tommaney of Tahlequah announces his candidacy for principal chief of the Creek Nation. A former Haskell Indian Junior College superintendent and long time Bureau of Indian Affairs official, he enters the race after 78 year old W E McIntosh said he will not seek re election.
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