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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- IS NEWS JOURNAL, APRIL 21, 1977 F-1- Favorable Bata 6: By GARY R. BLODGETT A draft environmental report filed by the Air Force on behalf of the proposed 6 jet fighter wing being assigned to Hill Air Force Base contained favorable data, it was announced by Air Force officials. THE REPORT stated that assignment of the 6 wing to the northern Utah air base will (1) lessen the noise factor of military aircraft operations in northern Utah and (2) the overall pollutant emissions from the 6 will not be substantially different from that of the F-- 4 jet presently operating out of Hill Air Force Base. Plans call for the first to begin arriving in 1979 with the wing, consisting of 72 aircraft, to be completed the following year. The jet combat fighters will be assigned to the 388th Tactical Fighter Wing at Hill. F-1- F-1- AHH, SPRING WEATHER Joe Blain, left, Keith Kiernan take advantage of the warming weather to do a little canoeing in a runoff detention basin at Weber State College. The college does not offer canoeing as credit, nor do college officials sanction anyone using the pond for this purpose. AN ADDITIONAL 30 new aircraft will be assigned to a new training squadron being created within the 388th -making a total of 102 jets to be assigned here. 6 will However, the F-- 4 replace the jet fighters presently operattwin-engi- ing from the base. The new F-1- mission is 6 expected to add an additional 1,500 military and civilian employees to the Utah THE AIR Force draft environmental impact statement was filed with the Presidents Council on Environmental Quality m compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act of 0 1969. However, additional comments from federal, state and local agencies - along with -- individuals and groups - are being obtained, according to Air Force officials. THE IMPACT statement has been provided to selected local libraries. Copies may also be obtained by writing the Hill AFB Information OfMeanwhile a public hearing on the statement will be held at a site to be announced in the local area before May 30, deadline for public comment on the draft environ- JjiUcui'i Counter Tops 35 So. Main mental statement 6 is a Off on Woven Wood Shades Custom Made bring in your measurements fice, 84406. THE air base payroll. ALSO, Rep. Gunn McKay) said a construction budget of $15 million would be needed for new facilities for the wing of 6 aircraft. Centerville single-engin- e jet aircraft much smaller 295-484- e than the counterpart F-- 4 being operated out of Hill AFB presently. twin-engin- & Flooring 11 No. Main Kaysville 376-338- 2 O 0 ri C3 A r, ill fj WJJ ifcj H w tnmm 11 nrnaEse ' sanmigjs gjitqw afi Spring is a time when everyone looks forward to warm weather activities. Its a perfect time for practical savings gifts that wili help you and your family enjoy the great outdoors. During April, Prudential Federal Savings' is offering sixteen useful gifts for outdoor activities. Each gift is either free or offered at a special savers price with a minimum deposit of $500. This Spring, make your savings grow at PFS. the actual interest earned with PFS daily compounding if the origin, deposit and all earnings remain in the account for 12 months Note By Federal regulation ail certificate accounts are sublet to substantial interest penalties tor withdrawals prior to maturity Yield is i !i For a brochure describing the April Savings Gift Program in detail please write Prudential Federal Savings or stop tn and see our gift display All gifts are available from April 4 1977 through April 29 1977 or until supply is depleted whichever occurs first Limit One free gift per family 7,V ' 4 ir. ' 6 |
