Air Traffic Controllers Seminar Set at University of Albuquerque
The first of two seminars for professional air traffic controllers will be offered this summer at the University of Albuquerque. Upon completion, participants earn 30 credits toward an Associate of Science in air traffic control including eight seminar credits and 22 professional credits. The course covers FAA options terminal and enroute control, with sessions on duties, trends, and innovations. Participants must hold a current facility rating. two shifts accommodate work schedules. Kenneth Sandifer and John Demyanovich teach. fee is $40 per credit. For details, contact John Demyanovich at 2439461 ext 302.
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University of Albuquerque
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Kenneth Sandifer
John Demyanovich
Chiss
Seven Bar Hosts Aviation Display At Alameda Airport
New Mexico families viewed a general aviation open house at Alameda Airport part of General Aviation Month. The Seven Bar Aviation event featured Civil Air Patrol, National Weather Service, Forest Service, Experimental Aircraft Association, 99s, Albuquerque Soaring Club and a Farmington stunt pilot show. A Sandia Labs designer displayed a prototype one man helicopter costing 500 dollars, with a six month build time. Officials warned that useage taxes and federal cutbacks threaten small airports and aviation growth, while Lt. Governor Mondragon and Senator Sego attended. Pamela Waller Miss New Mexico Aviation attended with flight hours and CAP ties.
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Bob Huether
New Mexico
Alameda Airport
Alameda
Flying Review Aviation Magazine
Civil Air Patrol
National Weather Service
The
Forest Service
Experimental Aircraft Association
99’S Women Pilots Association
Albuquerque Soaring Club
Farmington, N.M
Doug Reinhart
New Mexico Air
Sandia Laboratories
Carl Hawk
Hawk
As Hollywood
John Gebman
Seven-Bar
Gebman
Roberto Mondragon
Mondragon
Pamela Waller
Miss New Mexico Aviation
New Health Courses Offered at University of Albuquerque
The University of Albuquerque expands allied health offerings with an associate degree in medical records technology directed by Sister Carmella Trujillo. The program trains students in coding, indexing, transcribing, and records management, with typing the only prerequisite. Graduates may work in hospitals, clinics, insurers, or public health, amid rising demand due to personnel shortages.
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Medical
University of Albuquerque
Carmella Trujillo
Trujillo
The
Allied Health Division
Protest Halts Thurgau Insecticide Spraying Over Health Fears
In Thurgau canton northern Switzerland residents oppose an ecology driven insecticide spray program. Protests include threats to shoot the helicopter and a proposed boycott of fruit farmers produce, halting the operation.
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Canton
Thurgau
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Bill Sego
Albuquerque
Ecology
University Apartments
Coors
Rio Rancho
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