September 22, 1975

September 22, 1975

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Management

Salt Agreement ‘disparities’ Criticized

Safety

‘see-and-avoid’ Concept Cited in Midair

GAO and Aerospace—4

Space Shuttle Funding Seen at Stake

By Craig Covault8 min

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Management

Salt Agreement ‘disparities’ Criticized

The Soviets have for a long time had cruise missiles, both airand sea-launched. In fact, current Soviet submarine-based cruise missiles launched from off our coasts could reach a large proportion of targets in the continental U. S. and improvements to these missiles are to be expected.
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Safety

‘see-and-avoid’ Concept Cited in Midair

Analysis and Conclusions Analysis. Both aircraft were certificated, equipped and maintained in accordance with applicable regulations and procedures. There was no evidence of pre-accident failure of the structures, systems, or components of either aircraft.
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GAO and Aerospace—4

Space Shuttle Funding Seen at Stake

NASA’s chariness in providing accounting office with data laid to fear of adverse reports based on misunderstanding

By Craig Covault8 min

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Air Transport

Faa Formulates Navaid Policy Amid Conflicting Guidelines

By Philip J. Klass8 min

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Air Transport

Helicopter Line Banks on Trunk Upsurge

New York Airways is squeezing through a narrow passage between traffic declines for the airlines that feed it passengers on one side and higher fuel costs on the other. Ahead is the familiar problem of generating enough cash to tide it over the winter traffic lull.

By William H. Gregory8 min

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Management

Navy Defends F-18 Despite Legal Threats

By Herbert J. Coleman7 min

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Air Transport

Epa Proposes New Rules to Cut Noise

By Charles E. Schneider5 min

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Management

U. S. Weighs New Curbs on ‘fees’

Commissions in excess of $10,000 on government-assisted sales would be disclosed to buying nations; more rules seen

By William A. Shumann5 min

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Avionics

Usaf to Standardize Inertial Navaids

By Barry Miller5 min

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Space Technology

U. S. Experiments Set for Soviet Vostok

Washington—Soviet Vostok biology satellite that will carry four National Aeronautics and Space Administration experiments probably will be launched from Plesetsk in late November or early December. NASA officials in the Joint U. S./USSR Biological Satellite Program have not been informed of a specific launch date but expect that information after the Soviets complete Vostok bioengineering tests that could affect mission scheduling.

By Craig Covault5 min

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