APRO Bulletin, February 1979
APRO was documenting cases from an increasingly global scope, with significant reports from Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, and the Pacific region adding to the growing case file.
Sighting Reports
At 11:46 p.m. on December 30, 1978, a four-engine turbo prop Argosy freighter left Wellington, N.A. , on a standard Saturday eveningSunday morning newspaper delivery run, from Blenheim, N.Z., to Wellington to Christchurch, and then back to Blenheim. Aboard the aircraft were the pilot, Captain Bill S
3910 E. Kleindale Road Tucson, Arizona 85712 Phone: 602- 793-1825 and 602- 326- 0059 Coral E. Lorenzen, Editor Richard Heiden, Assistant Editor Lance P. Johnson. Robert Gonzales, Artists A.P.R.O. STAFF International Director … L. J. Lorenzen Director of Research .James A. Harder, Ph.D. Publi
know how the side of the blimp lights up to advertise whatever it wants to? Well, at first my only explanation was that I was looking at, rather viewing, an image on the side of the blimp. Mike's first comment was to say, "Yep, that's a UFO all right." My next remark was to say, "Mike, what is it?"
