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MUFON Massachusetts PIPEline - 1987 03

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Title: P.I.P.E. LINE Issue: # 27 Date: March, 1987 Publisher: MUFON PUBLIC RELATIONS DIR. Country: USA Language: English

Magazine Overview

Title: P.I.P.E. LINE
Issue: # 27
Date: March, 1987
Publisher: MUFON PUBLIC RELATIONS DIR.
Country: USA
Language: English

This issue of the P.I.P.E. Line newsletter from MUFON focuses on internal communications, member contributions, and upcoming events.

Personal Thanks and Acknowledgements

The newsletter begins with "My Personal Thanks," where Mildred Biesele is acknowledged and thanked for volunteering to publish the P.I.P.E. Line or Newsletter during the summer months, ensuring a continuous line of communication with State Directors and the P.I.P.E. Committee. Richard Hall is also thanked for his offer to work with MUFON, assisting with complaints, grievances, and improving internal communications to foster a "MUFON family" atmosphere.

The editor also expresses thanks for positive reactions to the "apathy" article from the previous month's Journal, encouraging members to act on its points.

Important Notices and Requests

Please Note: Mildred Biesele is reportedly in contact with the U.S. Post Office's Criminal Investigations Department regarding "Rick Ardyne" and the International Space Science Foundation. Members who have ordered tapes (of sounds from outer space) and have not received them, or who feel they have been defrauded, are instructed to report these issues to Gary Jones at the U.S. Postal Service Office of Criminal Investigations in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Videotape Request: Mildred Biesele has requested that MUFON consider producing a new videotape documentary for National UFO Information Week. The newsletter seeks individuals or entities with access to a studio and equipment capable of producing a high-quality film. It is noted that network tapes are unsuitable for mall displays, and a custom-produced tape is necessary. The quality of a tape produced by Mass. MUFON a couple of years ago is deemed insufficient for use by cable TV stations or mall displays.

News and Symposium Information

News Section: The Fund for UFO Research has requested assistance from MUFON members for the 1987 MUFON UFO Symposium. A questionnaire has been enclosed for each member of the P.I.P.E. Committee to complete and return promptly. The importance of participation is stressed, as the Fund relies on the MUFON membership for support, as external sources are unlikely to contribute.

Editor's Note: Marge Christensen, the editor, emphasizes that the MUFON UFO Symposium is a collective effort. She addresses comments suggesting that fundraising for the symposium is solely the responsibility of "The Fund." Christensen argues that the money must come from the ranks of those who attend the symposium, as skeptics and non-members are unlikely to support fundraising efforts. She states that without financial support from UFOlogists themselves, future symposiums may not be possible.

Member Updates

New Address: Dan Wright has a new address and telephone number: 228 South Fairview, Lansing, MI 48912, with a telephone number of 517-374-6705. The newsletter extends best wishes for his health and happiness in his new home.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

This issue highlights the importance of active participation and financial support from MUFON members. The editorial stance, particularly from Marge Christensen, is that the success of the MUFON UFO Symposium relies heavily on the commitment and contributions of its members. There is a clear call to action for members to "put our money where our mouths are" to ensure the continuation of such events and the broader field of UFO research. The newsletter also underscores the value of internal communication and volunteer efforts in maintaining the organization's effectiveness.