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From: las@osu-eddie.UUCP
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Subject: receiving towers
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Date: Sun, 14-Jun-87 02:25:50 EDT
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From: Lauri Sutterfield <las>

	I think I came in in the middle of the discussion, but if I am    
correct in understanding that one issue is weather [sp?] or not certain
towers are marked as 'off-limits' to aircraft, the answer is no (except
of course for control towers; they get a wee bit irked...)
	The only 'mention' on a chart of a tower or other obstruction is
a symbol, usually with the hight of the obstruction nearby.
	If you want a better explanation than a student pilot can give,
try asking rec.aviation.

			~Krysta Sutterfield
			 (las@osu-eddie)