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In article <platbr.48.758948765@saturn.wwc.edu> platbr@saturn.wwc.edu (BRIAN NELSON PLATT) writes:
>In article <CJu9p7.An5@cbnewsj.cb.att.com> pec1@cbnewsj.cb.att.com (peter.e.costello) writes:
>>      On thye way to work today (1/18/94) I heard a report on my radio (WCBS AM)
>>that a HAM had predicted the LA quake on the weekend before it happened. They
>>       Pete Costello
>
>Just what do I get if I buy this?

You can buy a subsciption to 'Geo-Monitor'.  A few years back I received some
sample issues that I dug out on Monday.

There are two people mentioned in G-M.  Jack Coles of San Jose uses a spectrum
analyzer tuned to 10.33 kHz with a 2k bandwidth.  Joe Tate confirms Coles'
findings and has a system that examines three bands: 0.2 to 1 kHz, 1 to 10 kHz,
and 10 to 100 kHz.  Tate's work is so convincing, the U.S. Geological Survey
granted him a contract to set up monitors along California faults.
The article concludes with the statement that 'Several amateur researchers
and a growing number of pro scientists agree that 'something funny is going on'
with regard to earthquakes.'

In the column next to the Coles-Tate article is an article by psychic the Rev.
Linda Schiller, who predicts an earthquake in California 'around Christmas or
early January 1994'.

From the September, 1991 issue of 'Geo-Monitor'

Geo-Monitor
65 Washington St. #400
Santa Clara, CA 95050
1991 sub. price was $18.00/yr in U.S.

I present this information, but I do not agree or disagree with it. You Decide.
Galen, KF0YJ