Lockheed chief plans to save Rolls engine in Britain
Lockheed Aircraft chair Daniel Haughton flies back to the United States with proposals to save the Rolls-Royce ABIL engine used in the Tristar. He will present options to customers and weigh British offers against refitting with General Electric or Pratt and Whitney units. Negotiations followed talks with Prime Minister Heath and defense ministry officials as Rolls-Royce faced receivership.
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London
UPI
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Daniel Haughton
U.S
Tristar
Airbus
Haughton
Rolls-Royce
Geners
Medric
Pratt
Edward Heath
Lockheed
Defense Ministry
Pilots Volunteer to Help Boost TWA Earnings
New York pilots of Trans World Airlines have launched a campaign to aid management in restoring earnings power. The Air Line Pilots Association directs the effort, urging pilots to raise performance from 100 to 100 percent, curb extreme personal styles, and contribute $25 monthly per pilot plus $15 monthly per flight engineer for first class tickets to targeted prospects.
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New York
Trans World Airlines
TWA
The
Pilot's Union
Air Line Pilots Association, Apl-Cio
Quit Polluting U S Steel Told
The State Water Resources Control Board said U S Steel Corp was aware in late 1964 that it was polluting New York Slough in the Sacramento San Joaquin River Delta. Data through December and January showed ongoing violations of state water quality rules. The board upheld actions ordering U S Steel to stop polluting the longh in Contra Costa County between Pittsburg and Antioch.
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Sacramento
State Water Resources Control Board
U.S. Steel Corp
New York
Sacramento- San Joaquin
San Francisco Regional Board
U.S. Steel
Contra Costa County
Pittsburg
Antioch
Jupiter's Great Red Spot and the Pioneer probes
Scientists seek to solve the 300 year mystery of Jupiter's Great Red Spot with the Pioneer missions launched in the early 1970s. The probes will study Jupiter's atmosphere and magnetic field while possibly venturing beyond the solar system, testing theories of the spot's origin and the planet's hidden structure.
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Jupiter
J. W. Foster
Pioneer
H. S. Kramer
TRW Systems
Earth
Redondo Beach
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
TRW Systems, Inc
Solar System
Outer Space
Edward Smith
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Planets
Rare Fermium Isotope Detected In Underground Nuclear Test
Berkeley scientists report the first detection of fermium 258, a rare isotope, after producing fermium 217 in a accelerator and isolating fermium 257 from Nevada underground rock. Fermium 258 decays astonishingly fast, with half life of 3.6 milliseconds, prompting theories about creating heavier elements 106 to 108. The finding ends a five year study, with theorists noting instability could aid or complicate future element synthesis.
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Berkeley
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
United to cut jet smoke from majority of fleet
United Air Lines said 65 percent of its jet powered Boeing 727s and 737s will be modified to virtually eliminate exhaust trails by year end. The move comes as the carrier reports a loss of more than 40 million dollars. Edward E. Carlson, VAL president, noted retrofitting JT8D engines reduces smoke, with 25 percent converted by end of 1970.
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Chicago
UPI
United Air Lines
Ines
Carlson
United
Edward E. Carlson
VAL
Bakersfield Coroner Rules No Criminal Responsibility in Rest Home Fire
Kern County coroner Ada Newman ruled there was no criminal act in the February 19 rest home fire that killed seven. Testimony at the inquest showed six victims were mentally retarded, while Newman questioned why such residents were placed in an unsafe building by the State Welfare Department division.
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Bakersfield
All Rest Home
Kern County
Stanley Newman
Newman
Community Services Division
State Department of Social Welfare
Volpe Targets Unsafe Air Charter Operators
Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe launched a crackdown on unsafe airline charter firms. He ordered tougher FAA surveillance and new rules to bring large aircraft under maintenance and safety standards following a Wichita State football team crash.
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Washington
UPI
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Wichita State University
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
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