| Show Washington Scene Air Force Foice and amI Marquardi Corp officials have e c pressed expressed optimism on the future of or the I aerospace plane according to Sen Wallace I. I F. F Bennett en R Utah MARQUARDT has lias said tha that if it the plane goes into production tion a major portion of or it would b be built at Marquardt's operations in Ogden It uIt could catch on as big bigand bigand bigand and as quickly as Minute Minuteman Minuteman Minuteman man Sen Bennett said MOST OF the details on an aerospace plane arc are classified hut but ut Marquardt l has been pushing pushing push push- ing quietly ahead on the eel The plane pane would lake take off from Crom earth on an ordinary concrete runway hopefully no longer than those now in use It t would fly into orbit or beyond beyond be be- yond ond or if preferred within he time atmosphere at hypersonic speed Sen Bennett explained It would utilize oX oxygen en from Crom the he atmosphere on an air breathing basis This would eliminate carr carrying ng its own heavy oxidizers THE TilE MARQUARDT work still in the embr embryo o stage is concerned with the propulsion system the ke keystone stone around which the aerospace plane will ill willbe willbe ibe be built Sen Bennett said in the coming year ear assuming ng funding funding fund- fund ing ng goes as planned Marquardt Marquardt Marquardt Mar Mar- will move into a larger scale s system stem MARQUARDT'S new 5 mil milion million million lion ion facility under air force contract at Ogden will be used for or component research on the system The aerospace plane idea has ms undergone a number of oC revisions since its inception some five years ago The latest latest latest lat lat- lat lat- est system calls for a two stage plane or piggyback spacecraft Each stage would have lave a crew and both would return to earth for or reuse I TilE THE l' l FIRST stage is a re rc reo o J airplane like e boo r l' which sp speeds cds the entire ys em into hypersonic speed Then the first firs stage breaks of or lid ind lands on earth while th the thi spacecraft or second stage with its own power plant con can continues into orbit arLit This sort SOli of oC plane ml may we well be the next step in space Sen Bennett Dennett said It has all of the advantages of repetitive use IIse on a relatively economical basis The US U.S. Forest ice plans to spend spond almost 10 m million mil Ilion I- I lion in Utah in fiscal year 1964 according to Sen Wal Wai Wailace Wallace Wallace lace F. F Bennett Dennett R Utah R-Utah Utah TILE THE FISCAL year 1963 es estimate estimate by the Ule U. U S. S Department Department Depart Depart- ment of or Agriculture was 9 The 1964 propos proposal a I 1 showed a total of or The Utah Republican said he was distressed to learn the Presidents President's budget had no funds docketed for the Forest Service Watershed Laboratory at Logan for Cor which I obtained last year ear SEN BENNETT said An additional is needed in fiscal year 1964 to complete the laboratory The bulk of the budget request request re re- quest called for national forest forest for for- est cst protection and management management management manage manage- ment in the Utah forests according according according ac ac- ac- ac cording to the Senator WITH 80 percent of Utah's water arising on our great national national na na- na forests it is heartening heartening hearten hearten- ing to see that considerable effort is being made to help protect Utah's valuable watersheds watersheds wa wa- Sen Bennett said SEN BENNETT also said he hc was pleased to see proposed proposed proposed pro pro- posed funding in the Forest Service budget for acquisition of oC private lands under the Bennett bills which involved Cache Uinta and Wasatch National Forests Sen Bennett sponsored the bill asking for Cor funds to be given to the Forest Forest Forest For For- est Service Serice for the acquisition of or lands in the three forests Substantial increases were docketed for Cor insect and disease disease di di- sease control work and in forest forest forest for for- est roads and trails Rep Sherman P. P I ILloyd Lloyd R Utah recently conferred with Secretary of Interior Stewart L L. L Udall on problems relating to Utah with ith specific focus on the proposed National Park I AM HOPEFUL that we can get a park bill through this Congress Rep Lloyd said but I favor having a brief breathing spell with regard regard regard re re- re- re gard to lo the hard and differing differing differ dUfer- ing points of view With the convening of a new Congress I we should take lake the time to examine critically not only past alternatives but look to possible new ones With the thc introduction of oC his new bill Sen Moss 1 has proposed a smaller park with wilh multiple use This indicates that there is now in the Utah delegation no spokesman for the larger single use park concept The Utah Congressman said that it appears likely that no park bill will be passed this year ear but he is hopeful that it itcan itcan itcan can be done next year before the Congress is dissolved I Rep Sherman P P. Lloyd R Utah announces that he has conferred with Rep Peter R It and is- is considering giving support to the the effort of those Republicans who arc are sponsoring legislation providing prodding federal aid for classroom classroom classroom class class- room construction Rep Fre is the ranking Republican Republican Republican Re Re- publican on the House Committee Committee Committee Com Com- on Education and La- La or 01 and amI has been the flee van m an spokesman on this issue CONGRESSMAN CONnESS IAN Lloyd d said The areas of most critical critical red cd appear apcar to be in construe construe- ion of facilities for higher cd- cd However ever I feel that here may be areas arros of demonstrated demonstrated demon demon- need elsewhere in our OUI educational system where the local sources have been making making mak mak- ing a maximum effort and are still falling behind If such emergency conditions do exist in public education consideration tion must be given on the basis of the facts as they exist I believe it is appropriate to as assemble assemble the facts and act as the evidence dictates Republicans in general have been critical of oC the Presidents President's education message T The They It e eclan y clan claim m that by hy t tying ing all controversial controversial controversial contro contro- aspects of oC education into a single bill the President President dent lessens chances of oC passing passing pas pas- es essing sing any educational legisla legisla- tion Rep Fr has indicated that the Republican approach will be to establish priorities and attempt to pass passa a series of oC individual dual mea mea- Congressman Llo y d stated staled that he favors this method of handling the legis legis- lation I |
