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FAA Considers Control
Of Air to 14,500-Ft. Level
WASHINGTON, OP — The Fed
I eral Aviation Agency yesterday
proposed to extend its control
over air space to all traffic above
14,500 feet over the continental
United States.
The proposed rule would lower
the floor of the so-called continen
tal control area which now is at
24,000 feet.
FAA said this has become pos
sible because of improvements in
air traffic control and communi
cations, including better radar
systems, more outlying radio sta
tions for direct communication
with pilots, and the use of semi
automatic computers to free con
trollers from much routine detail.
The FAA said it would receive
comments on the proposed rule
until Oct. 13.
Visibility rules also would be
tightened in the expanded control
air space.
Currently pilots may fly by vis
ual flights rules <VFR> in the
controlled air space only where
they can see at least three miles
ahead and where they are sep
arated by not less than 2,000 feet
vertically and one mile horizon
tally for planes flying on a see
and-be-seen basis.
Airplanes operating in the
controlled area may fly under in
strument flight rules (IFR) at any
time, but may fly VFR only when
the weather is better than the
specified minimums.
Boeing Worker Succombs
To 97-Degree Heat
SEATTLE, l/Pl — The tempera
- ture moved into the 90-100 range
in the Pacifc Northwest Tuesday
after Monday’s scorching weather
in which one man died of heat
exhaustion.
Oregon had high marks of 104
at Salem and 103 at Medford
Monday and Olympia topped he
Washington cities at 100 above.
At Seattle, Coroner Lee Sowers
said an autopsy showed that Gail
Ellsworth Gibson, 55, died of
heart trouble brought on by heat
exhaustion. Gibson, a Boeing Air
plane Co. employe, worked Mon
day on the roof at he Boeing
plant.
Monday’s 97 above at Seattle
was the hottest August 8 on
record.
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