by Russ Lockwood
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Of Earhart, with whom he had lunch often, he had nothing but priase for her unassuming ways, as opposed to Lindburgh. And he doesn't believe the spy theories and Japanese fighter attack stories about Earhart, noting the planes didn't carry electronic equipment. He contends she just got lost and ran out of gas. Teeterboro Airport is off Interstate 80, approximately 10-15 miles NW of New York City. Once a thriving center for aviation, Fokker set up shop after WWI here and it served as a jumping off point for transatlantic flights. The museum is housed in an old tower, the stairways lined with photos and rooms with exhibits. The library is scheduled to open in June. Back to 2nd Quarter 97 List of News Items Back to Master List of News Items Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 1996 by Coalition Web, Inc. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. |