APRO Bulletin, May 1985
APRO's last full year of regular publication. Chinese UFO research was a growing focus, reflecting new access to cases from behind the former Iron Curtain.
Sighting Reports
In Volume 32, Issue No. 6, Field Investigator Dick Ruhl and his team of New York investigators, described their stake-out of the Stormville, New York airport and subsequent identification of the "Stormville Pilots" who had been flying in the Mr. Ruhl Westchester area and creating a sensation. is con
the airliner at "flashing speed", leaving a green cloud in its wake, positioned itself beside the plane at an altitude of 33,000 feet and accompanied it for the rest of the flight "like an honorary escort". This information was furnished by one of the pilots. Nikolai Zheltukhin, a corresponding memb
Computers differ from living intelligences in many ways. One of the most obvious is that the computer will ignore or assign to error any input which does not conform to the momentarily ruling program. There is nothing original about this observation as far as detection of intruders is concerned. The
Eddie Acaster said he saw a Zeppelin-like object moving fast in a northeasterly direction at 10:30 p.m. The occasional red light. The speed of the flashes made it object was a glowing molten-orange color with a white look like a rotating beacon. The Grand Forks, North Dakota Air Force Base vapor tra
