Press
1986 Guinness Book of World Records, Hardback British Edition, (164’4” distance record March 28, 1985, incorrectly listed as 166’4”)
THE Paper Airplane Book: The Official Book of the Second Great International Paper Airplane Contest (by the editors of Science 86.) Inside front cover (3rd place Design Winner), page 7 (mentions describes my F-14s), page 45 (3rd Place Professional Aesthetic Design), page 53 (Honorable Mention Professional Aesthetic Design for my forward gliding autogyro with rotors that spin on paper axles.)
Science 85, "Milestones & Frontiers", September issue, page 39 (World Record), "FOLD HERE, THROW HARD, Tales from the Second Great International Paper Airplane Contest" pages 41 (Flying Car mentioned), page 45 photo of 3rd place design winner, page 46 scale model F-14.
David Letterman show featuring the 2nd Great International Contest showed my twin rotor autogyro.
Time Magazine July 1, 1985 "In Seattle: The Right Stuff, with Paper and Glue" (World Distance Record (incorrectly call s it X-21Bmk-5, was mk-4), mentions flew in from Kansas (does not give name), mentions my F-14 (not by name), Star Wars fighters (maybe mine), and twin rotor helicopter (does not give my name).
USA Today, May 2, 1985, "Highfliers" article about upcoming 2nd Great International Contest on the front page of the money section featured a color photo of me holding my F-14 scale model.
Sports Illustrated, November 18, 1985, "Sideline" article mentioned my F-14.
Sedgwick County News Sentinel (Newspaper) April 20, 1978 "Zongker Tops Competition in Paper Airplane Contest" pictures several airplanes, including my X-14, X-18 and X-22 swing-wing airplanes, X-21A and X-21B, that would be the design I set the record with in 1985.