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” V A pRcguedsion Retedie.2001/04/02 : 4v. LE DAME Rie 60 o| Egypt . cording to ace ‘Austria - (Second of Two Articles) ic of By TOM TIED ! raw. = ae ‘accor INE over. the pa’ ewspaper Enteree’ ‘ce authority, |counted for la henomench alt Unidentified : AON er ent ‘CREATU a ry headlights off ct the emerge ack “in 1 1846 with tl ion an ee the so-called Age. { dollars|explained. mn roo Sieht-| “Flying SAU" e Air Force! reported” a-“ioht of a v his ie ‘The skies: sands of PF <5 sePark were 2 APRO: ‘The oldest civilian UFO study group in the world, APRO, was set up in 1952 under the directorship of L. J. Loren- xestigative fil zen and his wife, Coral, dedicated to the premise that aerial phe- ya: vidnece of © nomena ‘whether it consists of physical fact or rumor, is impor- “past week. A - of pure mae tant enough to warrant an objective investigation.” SURO" Wass) Since that date, the Lorenzens have devoted their energies to dinbo- conversation. such serious and factual reporting of UFO sightings as to attract \ed a oat {pO ed. the attention, support and volunteer services of prominent scien- ee chaned its Fel Laan ‘ihe, noted tists, researchists, photographers, astronomers and engineers » near above or pe final ion’ acom-r, Herman from all over the world. APRO numbers among its representatives Inesday the indivi /% Dr. Olavo T. Fontes M.D. (Brazil); Dr. Rene Hardy, electronics ex- ‘ pert and physicist (France); Peter Norris, LLD (Australia); Jun’ the we O n Ichi Takanashi (Japan); K. Gosta Rehn, journalist and Fordham si girl University law graduate (Sweden); Horatio Gonzales Ganteaume, indefin- translator and linguist (Venezuela). the car This fine research organization has had the courage to investi- ageeine, gate and to report objectively on several sightings that dealt with ea the : the possibility of UFO occupants in the belief that no facet of this ‘witnesses vast and still largely unexplored area, extraterrestrial life, should {until the be dismissed without in-depth research. is revall \ APRO concentrates on investigating and analyzing reports of ttee. ee Members 4 aerial phenomena and its representatives have provided such well- eon \ documented accounts of major incidents that no serious annotator . 1 : ih of UFO sightings could function without access to the APRO ma- terial. The official publication of the non-profit organization, the A.P.R.O. Bulletin, sent regularly to its extensive membership, from t APRO headquarters at 3910 East Kleindale Road, Tucson, Ariz., is edited by Coral Lorenzen, ex-reporter and free lance writer, who ea ee yard-fenct } & is an acknowledged authority on aerial phenomena and who has in- ead corporated some of the most valuable information and interesting day trigg: theories in her book Flying Saucers (Signet). 4 i APRO has endorsed without reservation the recently announced =|1 changed” en research group to be established at the University of Colorado and white. ey has volunteered its catalogue of reports covering 15 years of ser- 5 vere e ious study, documentation and investigation to the new study , es light at in rain group...a gesture Dr. Condon will undoubtedly welcome in view color. jere\saw strange flying of the esteem in which this privately run organization is held. meal ene hews|could not t be airplan a natural ies re re-,Kearsarge wom re-\ing 8! h, were A eee seh, oT yanga ries T Seen in Jersey 4 Many UFO sightings were Tr eT ineer, and five local teer 4 (UP. ported again Wednesday mig those sighting obi ere amo Ping in the wake of the reporied| ete Wednesday night, but pr it at Presa oe Sar. Last|ferred not to id thet ene vant’ sightings placed ba oth, ae ae pee ae nd lights moving" snelfarmer and his. family reporte| northeasterly direction over the Lames an object 100 feet Ae a ak plant | re ‘i aniy/an electric