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AIR FRANCE DENIES
RUMOR OF WANTING TO
USE FAIRBANKS AIRPORT
ANCHORAGE iff) — A state
ment made in Juneau Saturday
that Air France would prefer to
land in Fairbanks, bypassing An
chorage where the line now stops,
was termed inaccurate by an Air
France spokesman here.
The spokesman said he does not
know where the information came
from, as Air France does not have
any personnel in either Fairbanks
or Juneau. In addition, he noted
that British Overseas Airways Corp.
(BOAC) was also mentioned at
the same time and BOAC does not
fly to Alaska.
The Juneau statement was made
by Sen. Paul Greimann at a special
hearing. He was quoted as saying
“Air France and BOAC have in
dicated the frequent landing diffi
culties they have encountered at
Anchorage with the accompanying
expense of returning to Fairbanks
to land, more than offset the addi
tional 10 cents a gallon fuel cost
at Fairbanks.”
The legislative hearing was called
because Fairbanks had complained
of being short-changed on airport
appropriations.
PFC Charles Snyder Completes
Aircraft Maintenance Course
FORT RUCKER, Ala. (AHTNC)
—Army PFC Charles H. Snyder,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Snyder,
Nome, completed the five-week
aircraft maintenance course at the
Aviation School, Fort Rucker, Ala.,
March.
Snyder received instruction in
the fundementals of Army airfield
operation and the servicing and
maintenance of fixed wing aircraft
and helicopters. He is now a quali
fied Army aircraft maintenance
crewman.
He entered the Army last No
vember.
The 23-year-old soldier is a 1958
graduate of Nome High School.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
CINCE I AM ASKING you io vote for me for Mayor of the City
^ of Nome, you are entitled io hear about my intentions if I am
elected Mayor.
The citizens of Nome want a great many things. Things such
as a bigger and belter school, belter streets and more street lights,
a public park and playground, a water and sewer system, good
sidewalks, a museum building and so forth. The citizens of Nome
SHOULD want these things because they are things that a person
expects to find in a first-class city and Nome is, and has every
right to be, a city of the first-class. However, the things we want
in Nome cost money—money which we do not have at present.
For several years we have been asking government agencies for
the money without results. It is obvious by this lime that no one
is going to give the City of Nome the money needed for the things
we want. It becomes more obvious all the time that if we want
these improvements in our city, we will have to do it ourselves.
Now this could mean that we may have to increase our taxes
by a large amount, but I don't think so. I think that inslead of
raising taxes appreciably to get these things we want, we can do
the job better by operating our city like the big business that it
is. Any business, and especially a business the size of the City of
Nome, should be operated with a long range plan that provides
for future needs as well as the daily needs. This plan should in
clude the establishing and using of a budget. I have heard it said
that the City cannot make a budget because Ifcey don't know
what the income will be for the next year—to the penny at least.
Neither can any other business tell yea exactly what their income
will be for the next year. But, there is no business with over
2Vz million dollars of assets that attempts to operate without a
budget—except the City of Nome.
I believe that the City of Nome should have a realistic budget
with adequate provisions for unexpected emergencies. The City
of Nome should have a plan for obtaining the improvements thai
we all want with the budget being coordinated with that plan. That
the provisions of the budget and plan should then be carried out
in a businesslike manner. If this is done I am convinced thai
we can begin to acquire the improvements we all want without
any appreciable increase in tax rates. Acquiring these improve
ments will take time, several years in fact. In fact, I am not even
sure that our city government can be brought back to a business
like operation in one year. Bui I am sure that it never will be
unless we start. I think the time to start is now. Your vote for
me for Mayor will show that you agree that the time to start
is now. Thank you.
DON HOOVER
Candidate for Mayor
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