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College Station, Texas
Wednesday, June 23, 1971
THE BATTALION
Student says reactions to FAA flight instruction bad
Strict adherence to FAA pilot
instruction techniques produces
over-reaction to “seat of the
pants” flying.
It leads to a “head in the cock
pit” type of flying that is equally
as dangerous in today’s air lanes,
according to a Texas A&M stu
dent who has a thousand hours
flying and 18 months as a pilot
instructor.
John E. Richardson of San An
tonio believes the Federal Avia
tion Administration instrument
flight teaching techniques need
some modification.
Richardson began flying his
senior year at Cole High School
in San Antonio. He holds com
mercial pilot rating and has in
structed 35 pilots.
The 22-year-old pilot instructor
will complete his bachelor’s de
gree in aerospace engineering this
summer. He then plans to enter
M.B.A. study here.
Richardson noted in an aero
course reported to Dr. C. A. Rod-
enberger that a 1959 Civil Air
Regulations amendment calls for
instrument instruction in private
pilot licensing requirements.
“The purpose,” he said, “is to
CS gets Head Start funds
Texas Office of Economic Op
portunity Director George P. Tay
lor has announced state approval
of an Office of Child Development
grant of $101,471 in new federal
funds to A&M Consolidated In
dependent School District (ISD)
in College Station for Head Start
programs.
Funded under Title II of the
Economic Opportunity Act, this
grant also involves $2,449 in un
expended funds making a t»tal of
$103,920, and is effective April 1,
1971, through March 31, 1972. Of
the money allocated, $22,371 in
new federal funds are for Full
Year (Part Day) Head Start with
classes conducted Aug. 1, 1971,
through March 31, 1972, and
$79,100 in new federal funds are
for Summer Head Start which
has been delegated for operation.
A&M Consolidated ISD will
conduct two Full Year (Part Day)
classes in one center five days a
week, 10 hours a day, serving 30
children ages 3-5. Also involved
are two teachers, two nonprofes
sionals and 26 volunteers.
Bryan ISD receives $57,292 to
conduct 20 Summer Head Start
classes in one center June 7
through July 30, 1971, five days
a week, five hours a day, serv
ing 305 children ages 5-7. Also
involved are 20 teachers, six oth
er professionals, 35 nonprofes
sionals and 20 volunteers.
I. Eng. prof
named to panel
Dr. M. J. Fox, Jr., associate
professor of industrial engineer
ing, has been added to the list
of National Labor Panel Arbitra
tors by the American Arbitration
Association.
Notification of the appointment
was made by Donald B. Straus,
president of the organization.
produce more capable and safer
pilots.”
Integrated flight instruction
outlined by the FAA sets pro
cedure for training new pilots in
the use of instruments required in
all aircraft. These inslude—along
with the standard airspeed indi
cator, magnetic compass and alti
meter—an artifical horizon, turn
and bank indicator, directional gy
ro and vertical speed indicator.
The integrated method calls for
the instructor to demonstrate a
maneuver by visual and instru
ment reference, followed by stu
dent performance by visual and
instrument reference, Richardson
said. During instrument flight,
the student wears a hood, a vi-
sored device to eliminate outside
visual references.
“The student becomes more
capable of flying IFR (instru
ment) conditions this way,” said
Richardson, who instructs 25
hours a week for the Texas A&M
Aero Club.
It establishes good habits and
leads to better monitoring of
power settings and better main
tenance of headings, altitude and
The Church..For a Fuller Life..For You..
We ma
Sunday
reservat
Thursday we breakfasted in Paris and
then had a business lunch in New York. On
Friday, we joined a conference in San Fran
cisco. With the new space-age technology,
we feel so free, as though we have con
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Well, maybe not everything!
You know some things can’t be an
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Sunday
Job
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Monday
Psalms
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• Tuesday
Psalms
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Wednesday
Psalms
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Thursday
Psalms
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Proverbs
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Proverbs
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ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC
Masses—9:00 and IX :00 A.M.
Sunday Masses—9 :uu anc
Saturday Mass—7 :00 P.M.
FAITH CHURCH
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
9:15 A.M.—Sunday School
10 :30 A.M.—Morning Worship
7:30 P.M.--Evening Service
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ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL
906 Jeraey Street, So. Side of Campus
I f A VTt KJ’JIUV X/*
Rector: William R. Oxley
Asat.—Rev. Wesley Seeliger
9 :45 A.M.—Sunday School
10 :45 A.M.—Morning Worship
6 :30 P.M.—Young People’s Service
7:00 P.M.—Preaching Service
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
8:00 A.M. & 9:15 A.M. Sunday
Services
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9 :45 A.M.—Sunday School
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6 :30 P.M.—Young People’s Service
AAM CHURCH OF CHRIST
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6 :00 P.M.—Worship
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prescribed airspeeds, he added.
Richardson found agreement
among fellow instructors that the
integrated methods also presents
difficulties.
Certain points need to be em
phasized to different students be
cause of character and ability
differences. The student is often
tense and unsure during the first
familiarization flight, making it
necessary to postpone integrated
instruction.
“Time is the most critical ele
ment,” Richardson said. “Student
pilots incorrectly feel their fly
ing ability is measured by how
long it takes them to solo.” Using
the hood during initial stages of
instruction takes time.
“Extended time to solo can
canuse motivational failure and
student discouragement,” h e
claimed.
Other problems are over-reli
ance on instruments and over-
confidence in aircraft handling.
Some instructors feel that the
student should first fully under
stand responses to airplane con
trols, Richardson said.
His method somewhat modifies
presolo training. Flying by vis
ual reference is given first, with
complete coverage of aerodynam
ics and maneuver performance.
The maneuver is then reintro
duced with the student watchinK
instrument references, without
the hood.
“The student is then given su
pervised practice with both visual
and instrument references pointed
out by the instructor,” Richard
son explained. “This dual method
of accomplishing the maneuver
enables the student to develop a
technique of scanning instruments
to monitor plane performance and
still maintain the alertness for
outside activity so vital to the
pilot.”
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