Lear to unveil vapor-turbine engine in two weeks
Bill Lear plans to reveal his vapor-turbine engine within about two weeks with a roughly 10 million dollar self funded effort. A Lear spokesman says the system could transform cars and buses, expecting low emissions and potential use in a future prototype. Engine has run in a 1971 Chevelle and uses kerosene fuel with about 220 horsepower.
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Southland Economy Improves on Building Boom and Income
A SECURETY PACIFIC National Bank report shows Southern California economy gaining in 1971 with a 4.7 percent regional personal income rise and an 18.1 percent yearly rise in the business activity index. Homebuilding permits surged nearly 400 percent to 2.5 billion, apartment permits up, and mortgage money eased, aiding movement from apartments to homes amid rising vacancies.
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