New Mexico pioneer of seat belt safety linked to Stapp
Dan McClarin recalls an Observer note about ten locals honored with $10 and a T shirt for wearing seat belts during a police motorcycle training event. The article highlights Dr. John Paul Stapp, the “fastest man alive,” his rocket sled tests at Holloman AFB and a 632 mph land speed record.
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Dan McClarin
Germaine Casey
McClarin
New Mexico
John Paul Stapp
Stapp
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Aero Medical Laboratory
Wright Air Development Center
Dayton
Ohio
Muroc Dry Lake
California
Holloman Afb
Holloman
Holloman Air Force Base
la Luz
N.M
Werner von Braun
John Paul Stapp on Time cover hailed as fastest man alive
John Paul Stapp dominates the Time magazine cover as the famed "fastest man alive" for his high speed research. The feature highlights his work in high speed physiology and rapid deceleration studies, underscoring his impact on aviation and safety science.
14 year old Utah entrepreneur funds Tamaya horse care
Tristin King of Salt Lake City, founder of T's Sweet Treats, donates 2000 to Tamaya Stables for feeding and tending abandoned and neglected horses now cared for at the Tamaya facility. The gift supports rescued horses housed at Tamaya Stables.
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Tamaya Horse Rehab
Utah
Tamaya
Tristin King
Salt Lake City
T’s Sweet Treats