Skylab Reentry Window Narrowing As NASA Tracks Debris
NASA and NORAD continue to monitor Skylab as its 77.5 ton craft is expected to reenter Earth’s atmosphere within July 9 to 13, with July 11 favored. Orbital data show altitude changes while officials warn posts worldwide to prepare for last minute Skylab information releases. Surviving fragments over 1000 pounds may fall along a 4000 by 100 mile swath of the orbital path.
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Kansas General Fund Revenue Falls Short of March Forecast
A preliminary Kansas general fund report shows fiscal 1979 receipts 1.2 percent below the March forecast, creating a $12.1 million gap against a near 157 million projected ending balance. State officials deem variance within normal ranges and a final report is expected after July 15.
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