(farmers violated FAA regulations by flying crop-dusting planes too low over an intersection in a congested area; regulations not unconstitutionally vague for failing to define "congested area" - FAA inspector had warned that "two or three houses may be considered a congested area", thus farmers on notice that area where they were flying could be determined to be a congested area).
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