Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph from Colorado Springs, Colorado • Page 23

January 26, 1972 Gazette l-C Two Runways Proposed at AFA The Department of the Air Force has proposed that two runways to be established at the Air Force Academy so that its pilot cadet pilot training program can be moved from Peterson Field to the Academy grounds. The proposal calls for establishing a second north south runway, a new east. west runway and abandoning the existing east-west runway. The department has also Fines Imposed Aaainst Twenty y-five persons were fined in Municipal Court Tuesday by Judge William Carew. fined were: ittle.

27. 0112 E. Yampa careless driving. 145. Gary t-'nwler.

21, Ft. Carson, breach of peace. $10. Bockbrarter. 20.

Ft. Carson, careless driving, Perkins. V. 1133 Forence careless driving. $35.

Randolph White. 10. 3016 Magnolia speeding, $45. Jerry Stack. 43.

130 Ely speeding. James RusweP. 22, 1624 Nevada careless driving. $25. Janet Henderson- 17.

Crown ridge Drive, speeding. $40 suspended $15. James Williamson, 24, Ft. Carson, careless driving. $45 suspended $20.

Mark Shusa. 17. 450 Waldorf careless driving. suspended Kenneth Teakelt. 17 3206 Greenwood careless driving.

14.) Frances Martinez. 20. 516 W. Rmilder speeding. $40.

Rrian Fonner 21, Ft. Carson, speeding $.30 suspended $10 William Ricr. 26, M'l'h S. -Tejon St speeding. $10.

I.ippeatt, 20. Ft. Carson, drunk. Martha Adamson. 20, 610' Iowa careless driving.

$45 suspended $35. Melvin Mah 31. 637 Dexter careless driving. Rill Yocklin. 32.

Ft. Carson, speeding. $20 Sdastinn 54, 003 Arawanna careless driving, John Dye 33, Midland Road, emerging from alley. $25. William Koran.

27 2047 Ml. Washington St careless driving. $25. Fl he! Riscan. 35 4114 Browning St.

careless driving. $45. Jimmv Williams. 23, Fernwood Drive, speeding, $20. l.ouis Phillips.

20. 1765 Carmel Drive, speeding. $60 Charles Cain, 30, 627 N. Weber hacking, $45. Joseph I.

McBeth Funeral Is Today Funeral services were held today for Joseph L. McBeth of Canon City who died Saturday in a Canon City nursing home where he had lived for the past one and one-half years. He was a retired laborer and Canon City resident for 50 years and was 79 years old. Born June 3. 1892, in Beloit.

he had lived in Canon City since moving there from Kansas in 1922. Mr. McBeth married Rena Suhler McBeth July 26. 1916, in Medicine Lodge, Kan. She died in 1945.

A daughter, Mrs. Margaret Mastellar died Nov. 2, 1968. Survivors include four sons and three daughters. Joseph E.

McBeth of Canon City, James R. McBeth of Fort Morgan, John L. McBeth of Pueblo, Walter McBeth of West Fargo, N.D.; Mrs. Ida Bittner and Mrs. P.eulah Booker, both of Pueblo, Mrs.

Arvilla Miller of Florence: 25 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Also surviving are two brothers and two sisters, Jim W. McBeth of Ellinwood, Andy McBeth of Grants Pass, Mrs. Viola Showalter of Little Rock, Mrs. Kate Haas of Sharon, and several nieces and nephews.

Pastor Ed Burns officiated at services followed by burial in Union Highland Cemetery. proposed establishing an to elevation 14.000 feet in the area west of Interstate 25, and an to elevation 8.500 feet east of Intrsatete 25. Reason given for the proposed alert areas is to inform pilots of the heavy cncentration of air traffic in the area. The two proposals are now under staudy by the Federal Aviation Administration. If the request is approved by the FA the present runway at the south end of the airfield would be abandoned and a new 2.500- fnot runway would be built at the north end of the airfield.

Under the rules of the proposed all civil traffic, academy traffic, student pilot training and parachute jumping activities will be in- forfed of the area by FA A broadcasts and aeronautical maps depicting the area. The Air Force now has 39 T-41 aircrafts in its pilot training program. The planes are housed at Peterson Field and taken to the academy only when they are needed for flight training. Mrs. Maggie Asher Services Thursday Funeral services for Mrs.

Maggie S. Asher will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Chapel of Memories Mortuary. The Rev. Fred Landess will officiate.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery with Robert Asher, Roy Asher, Harold E. Asher, Jimmie Asher, Cliff John Gonzales serving as pallbearers. Mrs. Asher died Saturday in a local hospital. She was born Sept.

11, 1893, in White Cloud, and was married Jan. 6, 1910, in Ruelo, to William Robert Asher who died in 1935. She had lived here since 1926. She is survived by a son, James Asher of Security; two daughters, Mrs. Agnes Woodruff and Mrs.

Mary Calkins of Colorado Springs; 12 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren. She is also survived by brother, Eiden Simmons of Othello, Wash. Lid-Licking Children Are Hurting Tongues By CARL C. CRAFT WASHINGTON (AP) The Hcuse public health subcommittee chairman says lid-licking kids are cutting their tongues on sharp edges because industry stop using metal pull-top cans for pudding and fruit. a one-billion-can market for these school-lunchbox treats packed in pull-top containers and the danger to these youngsters in kindergarten and grade Rep.

Paul G. Rogers, head of the subcommittee which handles health and food-safety legislation. said at a news conference Tuesday. Rogers said he hopes industry respond on its if it we will take necessary legislatively. Rogers said children a natural tendency to lick the pudding off the lids and this had led to cut tongues.

The lids and the sharp rims of the cans have resulted in cuts to the fingers and the tongue of both children and Limited statistics are now available would indicate that literally tens of thousands of children use these types of cans and the injuries which are related to them would con servatively range from 50.000 Rogers said. Immediate action is needed he added, but the inquiries from injured consumers and consumer advocates, industry has not taken steps to correct these cans. I am just as dis appointed in that the Food and Drug Administration has not taken steps within their author ity to regulate labeling to cor rect this Although some cans carry some sort of warning, the audience which the product is aimed at is too young to Rogers said. Rogers said Hunt Wesson Foods, of Fullerton, Calif, has 55 per cent of the market Other firms making the prod ucts, he said, are Del Monte Corp. of San Francisco; Gener al Mills, Inc.

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