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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 2004

Page

3

Critics warn against red light cameras in Philadelphia

Critics argue red light monitoring raises crash risk citing studies from San Diego Charlotte and other cities showing increased rear end collisions after camera installation. Officials say the safety gains from preventing higher speed crashes outweigh the rear end risk. A Philadelphia bid to install cameras advances with a company selection this week.

Philadelphia Sphia Greg Mauz National Motorists Association San Diego Charlotte N.C Maury Hannigan Affiliated Computer Services

Young Black Pioneers Set Records In Flight

Jimmy Haywood age 11 becomes the youngest Black international flight pilot and Kenny Roy 14 passes Canada’s solo license tests to be the youngest Black pilot licensed to fly solo. The boys flew 10 hours each way between Southern California and Vancouver then returned to Compton Woodley Airport. They trained at Tomorrows Aeronautical Museum and were celebrated by Tuskegee Airmen.

Kenny Roy Jimmy Haywood Compton- Woodley Airport Compton Calif Vancouver British Columbia Canada Los Angeles California Jimmy Kenny Woodley Tuskegee Airmen United States Cynthia Macon Tomor Row’s Aeronautical Museum Oscar York Tuskegee Airmen Organization York

Mount St Helens Near Explosion Warns Seismologists

Seismologists warn Mount St Helens could have a small explosive event soon after a swarm of hundreds of earthquakes since Thursday. USGS notices volcanic unrest as quakes peak 2.0 to 2.8 magnitude, likely driven by pressurized fluids and possible magma, with potential flows north of the crater.

Seattle Mount St. Helens U.S. Geological Survey Willie Scott USGS Vancouver Scott

Beakmans World on Tour preview at Petroleum Museum

Midland previews Beakmans World on Tour exhibit at The Petroleum Museum 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday. The CBS series inspired 2500 square feet of interactive kiosks for children. Exhibit runs Oct 1 to Dec 31. call 683-4403 for info.

Midland Petroleum Museum Beakman CBS

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