Abduction Digest, Number 6

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                           Abduction Digest, Number 6

 

                            Sunday, March 24th 1991

 

Today's Topics:

 

                                   Appointment

                            Re: 1991:  A Space Oddity

                            Re: 1991:  A Space Oddity


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From: Jim.Speiser@f37.n114.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Jim Speiser)

Subject: Appointment

Date: 19 Mar 91 14:34:00 GMT



 >  LB> hELLO jOHN, Just received your messaged tonight, 3/30/91.  Thanks

 >  LB> for words...I don't understand the connectio Tau Ceti, do you?

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 >

 > Ahh...I see our 'Future Message Generator' is once again working.  :-)


Musta been cross posted from Predictions....<grin>


Jim


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From: Linda.Bird@paranet.FIDONET.ORG (Linda Bird)

Subject: Re: 1991:  A Space Oddity

Date: 21 Mar 91 00:53:00 GMT


ClarK, I got your message form Mar 12 about oddities on the moon (or 

the odd moon, hee hee) and I'd love to see those files.  

   The first book I saw that mentioned signals from Tau Ceti was "The 

Interrupted Journey" by John Fuller.  On pg 9 and 60, I think.  Then at 

last year's MUFON mtg in Pensacola, I bumped into a booklet called THE 

ZETA RETICULI INCIDENT; it contains reprints of articles mentioning 

stars which might have planets, plus info on B & B Hill, etc.

   Sorry it has taken so long to answer--hubby had our confuser loaded 

up with a tax program!  Bye, and as we say in Arizona, "Hasta la Taco."

LINDA

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From: Jim.Graham@p0.f13.n1012.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Jim Graham)

Subject: Re: 1991:  A Space Oddity

Date: 21 Mar 91 04:33:04 GMT


* Message sent by Clark Matthews on 12 Mar 91 to Linda Bird:



 >of the file name & make it available on ParaNet & KeelyNet when it's

 >typed up.


Clark, could you tell me more about "KeelyNet"?


Thanks,

-Jim


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