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Manpower And Apprentice Training Program, B. B. Myers
Manpower And Apprentice Training Program, B. B. Myers
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Pollution Control For Quarry Operations, J. W. Render
Pollution Control For Quarry Operations, J. W. Render
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Pollution Control Anti-Pollution Construction, C. W. Sigler
Pollution Control Anti-Pollution Construction, C. W. Sigler
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Anti-Pollution Design, E. B. Gaither Jr.
Anti-Pollution Design, E. B. Gaither Jr.
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Status Of The Five Year Highway Program, J. R. Harbison
Status Of The Five Year Highway Program, J. R. Harbison
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Professionalism - The Challenge Of The 70'S, Sammie F. Lee
Professionalism - The Challenge Of The 70'S, Sammie F. Lee
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Concrete Slip-Form Paving For Secondary Roads, George D. Timm
Concrete Slip-Form Paving For Secondary Roads, George D. Timm
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Maintenance Management, John D. Witt, B. H. Banks
Maintenance Management, John D. Witt, B. H. Banks
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Roadside Safety, John A. Deacon
Roadside Safety, John A. Deacon
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Maintenance Levels: What, Why, Where And How, Adrian G. Clary
Maintenance Levels: What, Why, Where And How, Adrian G. Clary
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Subaqueous Interstate Highway Tunnel Design And Construction, Earl F. Cecil
Subaqueous Interstate Highway Tunnel Design And Construction, Earl F. Cecil
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Quality Control In Structural Fabrication, C. F. Jarrard Jr.
Quality Control In Structural Fabrication, C. F. Jarrard Jr.
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
The "Topics" Program, H. Milton Heywood
The "Topics" Program, H. Milton Heywood
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Utilities-Highway Location, N. W. Coomes
Utilities-Highway Location, N. W. Coomes
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Remarks By John M. Branham, John M. Branham
Remarks By John M. Branham, John M. Branham
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Remarks By Bill E. King, Bill E. King
Remarks By Bill E. King, Bill E. King
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
What Lies Ahead For The Highway Program?, Ralph R. Bartelsmeyer
What Lies Ahead For The Highway Program?, Ralph R. Bartelsmeyer
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Working Toward A Clean Air Environment For Kentucky, Frank P. Partee
Working Toward A Clean Air Environment For Kentucky, Frank P. Partee
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Twenty-Second Kentucky Highway Conference Committee, Kentucky Transportation Center
Twenty-Second Kentucky Highway Conference Committee, Kentucky Transportation Center
Kentucky's Annual Forum on Transportation
No abstract provided.
Meeting, Wku Board Of Regents
Meeting, Wku Board Of Regents
Board of Regents Documents
Minutes of WKU Board of Regents meeting. Agenda items: policy, guidelines and procedures for non-university speakers, speaker ban, purchase of 168 acres from William Covington and 64 acres from Billy Morris. tuition and fees, personnel and salaries, WSM antennae and request that student members of Academic Council receive voting privileges.
Bayfield To Fordwich, Ntp Archives
Bayfield To Fordwich, Ntp Archives
Michael Newark Digital Tornado Archive
A long track and damaging tornado. A damage path was reported from as far SW as the shore of Lake Huron south of Bayfield, and NE to the Fordwich area, tracking almost 70km through Huron County. See the Listowel Banner for a detailed description and local accounts of the storm.
Orangeville To Caledon, Ntp Archives
Orangeville To Caledon, Ntp Archives
Michael Newark Digital Tornado Archive
Noted as the worst storm to hit the Caledon area by long time residents. First of two F2 tornadoes produced by an intense supercell which developed SW of Mount Forest in the late afternoon of the 30th. Barn roof debris was noted to have been airborne for 22mi (kilometers; metrication began in Canada 1970) originating from Fergus Rd. and landing in the Caledon Fairgrounds.
Toronto International Airport, Ntp Archives
Toronto International Airport, Ntp Archives
Michael Newark Digital Tornado Archive
A strong thunderstorm complex exploded upwards in Midwestern Ontario just SE of Mount Forest in the late afternoon of the 30th. At the weather office in Toronto, overshooting tops above 50,000ft were observed to the NW indicating supercell development. The storms intensified and tracked southeast for approximately 80km at which a tornado touched down just west of the entry of runway 23 at Toronto International Airport (LBC?) and tracked ESE over commercial and residential areas. This was one of two F2 tornados produced by the storm. The first touched down west of Orangeville. Note: A round of thunderstorms …
Field, Ntp Archives
Field, Ntp Archives
Michael Newark Digital Tornado Archive
Part of original (and incorrect) 280km damage track. Storm likely occurred shortly after 9AM and caused significant to devastating damage to most of the small town. Unconfirmed reports stated that half of the 600 houses in field were left damaged beyond repair, leaving about 400 people homeless.
Lively To Sudbury, Ntp Archives
Lively To Sudbury, Ntp Archives
Michael Newark Digital Tornado Archive
The eighth deadliest tornado in Canadian history and fourth in Ontario. Very strong tornado spawned by particularly intense storm as part of a squall/derecho event. A number of witnesses saw the storm and tornado approaching. Some houses were destroyed down to their foundations. This is likely F4 type damage although was not confirmed by EC. (report by Dave Sills?) Most of the deaths were attributed to vehicles interacting with tornadic winds.
Elliot Lake To Temiscaming, Ntp Archives
Elliot Lake To Temiscaming, Ntp Archives
Michael Newark Digital Tornado Archive
No abstract provided.
Batty Lake To Savage Lake, Ntp Archives
Batty Lake To Savage Lake, Ntp Archives
Michael Newark Digital Tornado Archive
Portion of damage track investigated by Gee and Findlay (see AES report) in the Elliot Lake to Western Sudbury County area. Noted that 80-90% of the trees in the damage track north of Massey were flattened. No evidence of damage was observed directly west of Batty Lake or East of Savage Lake, therefore identified as a separate tornado as opposed to the idea that a single tornado tracked from east of Sault Ste. Marie to the Quebec border.
Meeting, Wku Board Of Regents
Meeting, Wku Board Of Regents
Board of Regents Documents
Minutes of WKU Board of Regents meeting. Agenda items: bonds, naming John Minton dean of Graduate College, Harry Largen Vice President of Business Affairs and Bradford Mutchler director of University-School Relations, increased student participation in Academic Council, reorganization of engineering technology, personnel and salaries and creation of Big Rivers Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation Scholarship.
Meeting, Wku Board Of Regents
Meeting, Wku Board Of Regents
Board of Regents Documents
Minutes of WKU Board of Regents meeting. Agenda items: construction of Raymond Cravens Graduate Center and Ivan Wilson Center for Fine Arts, bonds, personnel and salaries and resolution in honor of Gabie Robertson.
Windsor (East), Ntp Archives
Windsor (East), Ntp Archives
Michael Newark Digital Tornado Archive
Tornado touched down in a soybean field near the intersection of Tecumseh Rd E and Lauzon Rd in east Windsor and was accompanied with a “violent deluge of rain”. A couple watched the tornado track towards their property and wreck their barn. It also wrecked the partly constructed Church of God Gospel Hall. The damage mentioned may warrant a higher F rating if the barn was a fully functional well built one.