=== **Page: 1 of 2** Please show to Scott May 3, 1983 SCIENTISTS AND CONTACTS A "severe earthquake" of 6.5 on the Richter shook up California yesterday, Monday.* The earthquake was a 'caused' event. My UFOs (SIs) and I caused it to happen. Read my letter to you of April 3, 1983: "I expect a major earthquake on the West Coast soon...nothing less than 7 on the Richter and perhaps an 8." I just missed the Richter 7 by .5, but will try to rectify the error. The day I wrote you, May 3, my SIs made telepathic contact and gave me a "PK Map" or "psi-force map" and instructed me on how to activate it. The earthquake yesterday was the result. San Francisco was to be the bullseye...but the epicenter, as I understand it, was just below San Francisco about 200 miles. This sad demonstration is being carried out in desperation by my UFOs to prove the utter reality of them, and of me. To get their Base, so that constructive measures can then be placed into motion. But until that occurs, earthquake psi-force will be continued; the Sun Attack will continue to cause devastating weather; the Bermuda Triangle overlay will continue to be in effect...and so on and so on. Ted Owens (PK Man) Owens * "The most destructive earthquake to strike California in a decade." (CNN News) When reading this file it is hard to believe that a half human half alien brain could cause all this Chaos. But that is the fact. Owens May 4, 1983...to my astonishment my UFOs have given me permission to describe to you in detail how Monday's California earthquakes were caused by a psi-force attack. The SIs gave me a map, telepathically, of the State of California. They told me to use mental imagery and picture the ocean moving powerfully northward along the shoreline of California, and picture the land moving southward simultaneously and to keep repeating the action...as one would slide one's hands back and forth against each other, creating friction. This mental imagery, they assured me, coupled with my half-alien mind containing other-dimensional powers, would create the Richter 7 I desired. And since they knew that I was deeply concerned about possible deaths of innocent people, I was to embody the thought of safety for the people into the psi-force process. Well, I got the earthquake. It was very close to a 7. And no one was killed. Owens === **Page: 2 of 2** UFO attack Economy SPRS 4/13/83 Double-digit joblessness February figures show 30 states above 10 percent mark WASHINGTON (AP) — Thirty states had double-digit joblessness in February, compared with more in February, compared with the same month a year earlier. Twenty-two of these states had unemployment rates that reached or exceeded the national seasonally unadjusted rate of 11.3 percent in February, and job- less rates were above the national average in 100 of 233 metropolitan areas surveyed by the government. Oregon had the worst unemployment figures in the Pacific Northwest, reporting a 13.1 percent jobless rate this year compared with 12.9 percent in February 1982. Idaho was close behind with 13 percent unemployment, up from 11.5 one year earlier. Washington state's 12.8 percent figure compared with 12.5 percent in February 1982. And Montana had 10.6 percent unemployment this past February, up from 10.1 one year earlier. The state-by-state and metropolitan area employment statistics, which are not adjusted for such seasonal variations as weather and school closings, showed that nine states joined the list of those with jobless rates of 10 percent or more in February, compared with the same month a year earlier. Twenty-two of these states had unemployment rates that reached or exceed- ed the national seasonally unadjusted rate of 11.3 percent in February, and job- less rates were above the national average in 100 of 233 metropolitan areas surveyed by the government. In another report, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said the size of the student labor force continued to decline over the year ended Oct. 31, 1982 "as the tail-end of the post-World War II baby boom was completing high school." It said the number of job-seekers between the ages of 16 and 24 shrank by a half million, with 60 percent of the de- cline taking place among high school- age youths. The state-by-state employment analysis showed that West Virginia, where mining industry layoffs have had a rip- ple effect on the state's heavily indus- trialized economy, the jobless rate soared nearly 8 percentage points over the year — from 13.1 percent in Febru- ary 1982 to 21 percent this past Febru- ary. Seven metropolitan areas, paced by a 25.9 percent rate in Johnstown, Pa., had joblessness at or above 20 percent of their respective labor forces. Other cit- ies with the highest jobless rates were Modesto, Calif., 23.8 percent; Duluth-Su- perior, Minn., 22.2; Sharon, Pa., 21.9; Kankakee, Ill., 21.4; Stockton, Calif., 20.4; and Youngstown-Warren, Ohio, 20.1. Only the Raleigh-Durham, N.C., area with an unemployment rate of 4.8 percent, came under the 5 percent level. Following West Virginia on the roster of states with the highest jobless rates in February were Michigan, 16.5 per- cent; Alabama, 16.1; Ohio, 14.5; Penn- sylvania, 14.1; Illinois, 13.8; Tennessee, 13.6; Indiana, 13.2; Oregon, 13.1; Idaho, 13.0; Washington state, 12.8; and Wis- consin, 12.7. UFO Project Cafe caters to the hungry poor SPRS 4/29/83 BELLEVILLE, Ill. (AP) — The hun- gry can eat for free in William Land 's restaurant, where a covered metal n for donations substitutes for a cash gister. The Cozy Kitchen Cafe opened ednesday in Land's Belleville home, ere a hand-painted sign reads: "No charge for food items. This res- rant is operated on donations only, that no one who comes leaves hungry cause of a lack of money. Donate only you can..." The idea sprung up about three onths ago when a woman whose food amps did not arrive came to him in ars because all she had to feed her ildren the night before was cooked otato peelings. "The thing that bothered me was the tears in her eyes," Land said Wednes- day. "I told my wife, 'Let's start being a doer.'" He said it's time people did more than sit in church on Sunday. Land said he gave the woman some food and began the three-month task of setting up the restaurant. He got a res- taurant license and must keep records to show that sales tax on the food and any food sales is paid. Land, a retired boilermaker, said he and his wife, Dorothy, and their foster daughter, Cindy, were financing the res- taurant out of their $1,700 monthly in- come. The cafe is open between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily, but Land said he would re- open any time day or night for hungry people. The cafe is simple in fixtures and fur- niture and can seat 15 people. A mi- crowave oven and a commercial coffee maker sit on a shelf behind the counter. The pan marked "donation" hangs on a wall near the back door. But in its first three hours of opera- tion, five people had stopped by for free food. "Write the story any way you want to," Land said. "Send me the hungry people." The menu includes sandwiches that can be heated in the oven, potato chips, soda, coffee, milk and tea. For break- fast there are donuts and cereal. Wednesday's menu at noon featured country ham and beans that Land said he had cooked Tuesday night. "This is not strictly for St. Clair County," Land said. "This is for hungry people. I don't care if they come from New York or New Orleans." Note: This is the sort of thing the SI's want me (working with them on our base) to cause to happen all over the world! This kind of action and thinking. Owen