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Let me turn on Bob.

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Alright.

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Yep, let me turn on the tape.

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As far as the new year, how does it look?

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It looks like we're starting off kind of slow and generally, what's the trend?

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Starting off very slow, everything is very quiet.

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Of course, this is a par for January of any year around the country or the Pacific Northwest.

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Now, I suppose nationally, have we noticed, are there any, look back at 74, how does it compare with years before that?

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And what is the overall national trend?

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Well, nationally for 1974, it was a very quiet year in comparison to past years.

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But it's interesting to note that for 74, the Pacific Northwest, Washington and Oregon took number one spot for the number of sightings which were reported.

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If you averaged out all the sightings we had over the past year, what would they turn out to be like?

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What is the average setting like?

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Well, the average sighting would be an object at fairly low altitude.

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Usually, the witnesses are able to give a very good description of a sharply outlined object and in many cases, describe supinecructure.

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And is there any characteristic color tone?

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The colors usually run red or orange or red and orange.

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This is a pattern for the color spectrum over the years.

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Do you think the government will, in the coming year, do much on UFO research or do you think they'll maintain the same molding of truth to its status?

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I think they're going to maintain an all quiet, say nothing attitude just let the subject come into its own.

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I don't think that we're going to see any major government or official denials in the future at all.

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I think that this subject is on its own now.

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Outstanding, yeah. It's kind of interesting.

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I don't know. I've talked to a couple of people back in Washington and the thing which they keep repeating to me is that these things don't pose any threat to national security.

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I don't know. I find that kind of interesting. You know, they've already reached that conclusion.

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Of course, they've always maintained this and all their news releases anyway.

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And just a question, what really is the whole spectrum when you speak of national security?

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Is it a military action or economic action or what?

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Yeah, it's kind of interesting.

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But I really believe that they've just completely opened the door now and they're going to let the thing come into its own.

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Do you think it will?

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If I wanted to go look for one, I mean, can you actually go look for a U.S. off?

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I spend very little time watching the sky, but there are people who do go out and if you want to go to a spot which you would be most likely to see something,

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get out into the rural areas, stay away from your cities and the suburbs.

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According to the statistics, that's where all the sightings or the majority of the sightings are being made anyway.

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Huh. Okay. And are there any parts of the outlying zone outside of Seattle,

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what would be the highest probability area to see one? You know, around here?

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Well, I couldn't make any specific suggestions on that.

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Towards the lighter part of last year, in the Homestown, he was reporting quite a bit.

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I would imagine anywhere up in that area.

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This is one of the big problems.

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They seem to concentrate activity in one particular area for a period and then everyone will rush to that area to see something.

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At that time, they've picked up their gear and gone somewhere else.

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Do they leave gear down on the ground?

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No, not really.

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They just kind of concentrate.

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Huh. I'll be darned. I wish I could figure out what the hell they were.

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Well, we're convinced they're vehicles of some kind, not of this world.

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Yeah.

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Well, obviously, unless all of these very qualified witnesses are telling a lot of big tales,

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because the type of craft that they're using and the things that they do just completely go beyond all of our laws of physics and aerodynamics.

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Yeah.

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And they've been around long enough so that the same thing that was seen 300 years ago in this country is being seen today,

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and they've really explained it away as being some new government development.

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I'm standing, Bob.

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Hold on. One sec. Right back.

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I hate to run, Bob, but I gotta get back to work.

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Okay.

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Much appreciated.

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Okay, George.

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One of these days, like I said, we'll get together and do that half of our program, too.

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Fine.

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Okay.

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Thank you.

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Bye-bye.