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THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1M1
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Not Good Enough
Waihiniton -fflPft- The chief
of the U.S. Weather Bureau ;
said Wednesday that Amer
ica s tornado warning nrvice .
isn't good enough.
He said it has "made great
strides" in the past seven
years and has saved hundreds
of lives. He find this gratify-.
ing.
But. said Dr. F. W. Reich
elderfer," the nation should '
be far from satisfied."
To have a warning service
good enough to spot torna
does as they are born and pre-'
diet precisely where they will v
hit, he said, the United States
must invest a lot of hard
work and money in weather .
research. , '
Fuller Use of Tools
He said it also must make
fuller use of available modem
tools of storm detection such ':
as advanced radar and weath
er satellites. . This is Reich-,
elderfer's tornado season mes
sage to the nation: .'
"We can't be content with ;
meteorological science as it ',.
stands today. Forecasting the ,
possibility of one or more iso- .
lated tornadoes in an area of -200,000
square miles (the I
present prediction limit) has .
been helpful and is showing
Improvement all the time. j
"But it is a far cry from ',
the ability to pinpoint just
when and where these dread- -
ful tornadoes will strike. ;;
Program of Research 1
"It Is toward that objective '
and the further objective of '
even suppressing or modify
ing them that we should aim. ;
"This only can be done '
through a long range program
of fundamental research. t.
"We know the general con-
dltions that generate instablll
ty in the atmosphere, but we
must delve into the mystery
of what makes a tornado
tick." '
In addition to pushing '
scientific research and mak-
Ing greater use of radar and -satellites,
Relchelderfer said
"we must strengthen our com-
municatlons and continually
irive ior improved com-x
munity action."
Bridge Bond Bill 1
Killed on Tie Vote
Salem - (DM) - The Ways and
Means Committee Wednesday '
afternooon delivered the coup j
de grace to the omnibus
bridge bond bill, killing it t
with a tie vote. It had been
sent back to Ways and Means
by House Speaker Bobert B.
Duncan. '
It would have authorized $7
million for bridges at Albany.
Ontario, Oswego and Dayton.
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