Foresee Improved Tornado Forecasts
Washington expects better forecasts of tornadoes and destructive winds with more lives and property saved. The American Meteorological Society’s governing council states that ongoing research will lead to more accurate pinpointing of where severe local storms will occur than at present.
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Washington
American Meteorological Society
Tornado Forecasts Promise Better Warnings and Lives
The council notes tornado forecasts prove correct about half the time six to 12 hours in advance. Radar and sferics readings offer improvements, aiding path prediction and alerting communities to impending storms. Three tools help forecasters locate the storm and reduce losses.
Variable Payment Shares Offered
Minneapolis Investors Variable Payment Fund introduces a professional, growth oriented mutual fund offering flexible future income tied to dollar purchasing power. The program combines fixed dollar Investors Syndicate of America certificates with fluctuating Investors Variable Payment Fund shares, via regular systematic payments.
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Minneapolis
Investors Variable Payment Fund, Inc
Joseph Fitzsimmins
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Investors Syndicate of America, Inc
Investors Syndicate of America
Californian Heads Kiwanis International
H Park Arnold of Glendale California lumberman and manufacturer was elected president of Kiwanis International at the 42nd annual convention in Atlantic City New Jersey in June Delegates from the Winchester Club included Charles A Pine Sr and Holmes Newcome Arnold is a Kiwanis member of 35 years and serves as spokesman for about 250000 Kiwanians in 4350 clubs across the United States Canada Alaska and Hawaii He succeeds Reed C Culp of Salt Lake City Utah.
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Glendale
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Kiwanis International
Atlantic City
N. J
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Charles A. Pine, Sr
Holmes Newcome
Arnold
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Reed C. Culp
Salt Lake City
Utah
Committee to Study Late-Hour Driving in City
Public safety committee of the Common Council will study nighttime driving after a resident complained of racing on streets. Police note radar shows speeds not as high as perceived. curfew and loitering-law changes were discussed. no action yet, committee to investigate further.
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Public Safety Committee
Common Council
Victor F. Albright
Loudoun St
Baker St
H. W. Butler, Jr
J. Thomas Boyd
Boyd
Police Department
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