Air Safety Record Slump Has Airlines Pressing for Change
Washington reports show U S scheduled airlines endured the worst safety year since 1951 with 60 accidents and nine fatal crashes causing heavy losses of life. Industry and regulators face criticism as human error and weather factors dominated incidents despite higher passenger totals.
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Nationalism Wave In Africa Predicted
Niger ian student leader at the National Student Christan Federation Conference predicts a wave of nationalism will sweep Africa in the next decade, compressing the continent’s colonial progress. He cites independence challenges and warns of Western influence, while praising humanitarian efforts and Nobel laureate Schweitzer. Delegates from 39 denominations attend the week-long meeting in Athens.
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Algae Could Rule Future Space Menus on Mars
Washington reports scientists see algae as the best long term space diet with algae meals growing fast and tasting like steak fish coffee or tea. The Aerospace Industries Association notes a crew of four would require over two tons of food on a Mars voyage making algae an attractive sole food source.
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