Quietest Front-Seat Cabin Bests Airport Noise Hazards
UCLA expert Dr. Samuel Lane reports in Los Angeles that about 400,000 airline passengers daily face noise levels from 75 to 91 dB, risking temporary hearing loss and long term health effects. Measurements on 737 727 L-1011 and DC-10 jets show front first class aisles quietest, center near windows loudest.
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Tucson News Roundup of Odd Purchases and Medical Firsts
The page notes a quirky purchase spree including shoes and laces while reporting a major medical milestone as WA Acupuncture was used in surgery for the first time at the University of Arizona teaching hospital. It also mentions flight safety tips to minimize ear discomfort for babies and ads running in the classifieds.
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