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ogy working group” on December 6, 1989, after a year of reworking. All this with the full knowledge of EPA and U.S.PHS. (See 1990). 1988 Dr. Joel Boriskin, chairman of the ADA national fluoridation advisory committee, in an address before the Calgary Health Department, claims that “1500 mg of fluoride per day is prescribed to older people that have progressive hearing loss.” (Note: 1500 mg/day is a lethal dose). 1988 Pan American Flight crashes over Lockerbie, Scotland after CIA drug runner has a bomb planted in his baggage. The Libyans are blamed for the crash of flight 103 as a cover-up. Six agents on the plane were on their way to the United States to > testify j in a major drug case ¢ implicating the CIA. 1988 Popular Science, Jan. 1988, details U.S. supermagnets, each capable of reaching 9 Teslas, or 180,000 times the strength of Earth’s field, that are in use in the United States. 1988 New Education Data Improvement Project (1988-1991) provides technical assistance to each state in responding to federal data reporting requirements. The project additionally “analyzed the capacity of each state in the U.S. to provide standard data on U.S. students, school staff, revenues and expendi- tures.” 1988 Researchers at the Argonne National Laboratory discover that fluoride promotes and enhances the carcinogenicity of other cancer-causing chemicals in the food and environment. Interestingly, this work confirmed studies sponsored by the United States National Cancer Institute conducted back in 1963 by Herskowitz and Norton at Saint Louis University. More than 30 years ago, these scientists showed that low levels of fluoride increased the incidence of melanotic tumors in living organisms from 12 to 100% - often these tumors were induced by fluoride over a period of days. These studies were further ampli- fied by work done by the Taylor's at the University of Texas which found that 1 ppm fluoride in drink- ing water increased tumor growth rate in mice by 25%. 1988 Penthouse Magazine, August 1988, details seven scientists murdered in Britain who worked on Star Wars (cover for EM Mind Control) projects at Marconi. Eventually, more than 22 British scientists working on related programs would commit suicide in bizarre ways. Another company who had scien- tists die was Plessey Defense Systems. Nearly all the scientists who died held electronics or computer- related contracts with the British Ministry of Defence academies. The British government blamed the deaths on “stress.” 1988 The U.S. Agency for International Development commits $88 million to a five year plan to steril- ize non-whites in foreign countries. 1988 Most powerful neural-net computer in the 1980's would be the Department of Defense commis- sioned TRW Mark III neuro-computer, consisting of 1 million “synapses,” but it only had 1/10000 of the capacity of a housefly. Later, AT&T Bell Labs researcher H. P. Graf develops an experimental chip comprising 256 neurons connected with 32000 synapses. The chips can be plugged into a standard com- puter. 1988 U.S. tests acellular Pertussis vaccine on Swedish children. Five children die, up to five months after vaccination. Deaths in the U.S. that occur within hours or days of a whole-cell vaccination are quickly dismissed and rarely investigated. 1988 Discovered that ingestion of 100 mg (.004 ounce) of sugar reduces the immune functions in the body by 50% within one hour. Other studies confirm that excessive sugar consumption may increase the incidence of infections and reduce the body's ability to defend against disease. Ref: Eat for Health, Wil- liam Manahan, M.D, Tiburon Press, 1988; Robert Mendelsohn, M.D, “The Risks of Immunizations,” 1988, Peoples Doctor Newsletter, Inc. 412 Appendix F: General Chronology of Events 1988 Hearings held in Sweden on amalgam. 1987 ruling upheld. Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation