Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400510001-0 $2: green off green grey violet page 3 Aol break: "belly plants" plants) (desert Interim summary: place seems tc be rolling sandy area with sparse vegetation, like seni-desert area. break importance of site should be visible a across _ rounded manmade b structure s2 dark guier rooster sound red aol break: red turbin on man's head importance of site should be visible inside inside S2 red black grey dark quiet a rising bard h ~ ef structure shculic be visible a vertical manmade b structure of structure should be visible D AI ET T T AOL A/S tall empty square tall AI. break: spooky place. distress grief 7 aol break: bedroom, Qaddafi'ts HQ; Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400510001-0
Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400510001-0 page 4 importance of inside of structure should be perceivable 82 D AI EI T I AOL A/S black hard solid firm square agl break: box on desk aol break: key in box aol break: paper on desk AI break: “OOPS! (strong feeling that I just discovered something really important lying out, exposed.) answer to request in envelope shoulda he visible S2 D AI ET T I AOL A/S flat small hard aol break: book aol treak: raper quiet empty answer to request should be visihies $2 D AI ETI T T AOL A/s brown warm brown swirled colors aol break: old style book with swirled colored covers and black triangle protectors on corners of covers: like a Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400510001-0
Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400510001-0 page 5 S2 D AI EI T I AOL A/S ledger book or circa 1800's book. aol break: vague visual of paper sticking out of book. ai break: Ha! Gotcha! (Feel like chuckling about someone's mistake). entire room in question should be visible $2 D AT EI t I AOL A/S grey warn grey brown tones slant leaning a/s: attia apt with slanted ceiling break: interruption Interim summary: Site seems to be a room inside a structure. Place is quiet w/noone there. Room would seem to be a bedroom. There is a “something" which repeatedly attracts my attention. It is evidently located at a desk or work area, and may have been left in a book or box, or somehow only partly showing. There is no EI in the room: evidently noone tneve. AI is repeatedly that of surprise of having come across something which shouldn't be there (same feeling all us old burn-baggers get when they find a secret document lying cu). Whatever this thing is, it seems very important. coftee break: 0905 - interruction Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400510001-0
Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400510001-0 page 6 importance of site to requestor should be perceivable S2 D AI EI T I AOL A/S Dlack brown red huge square flat level cough texture emooth surface red square metallic feel hollow feel hiss sound fan sound aol break: a piece of electronic equipment importance of site to requestor should be visible $2 D At EI T T AOL A/S bumpy feel smooth rough red painted surface feel metallic "thump" sound square big bulky heavy AI break: "Be careful. Better not move it, or it could get messed up.” aol break: old style computer equipment. red careful watching mindfulness of it keep aware, if only marginally keep it in sight check on it now anc then "thing" Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400510001-0
Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400510001-0 page 7 purpose of object should be perceivable $2 D AI EI T I AOL A/S red big square rectangular large AI break: this is biager than I thought purpose of object should be perceivable §2 i AI BEI vi I AOL A/S square bumpy feel smooth bumps feel cool metallic feel waist high long aol break: men in white coats, (lab technicians? purpose of object should be perceivable 52 dD AT EI T I AOL A/S object accounting counting aol break: visual of a civcular radiation counter readout aol break: visual of worker at a white counter purpose of object should be perceivable S2 D AT EI T I AOL A/S object heavy massive ai break: don't mess with this thing Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400510001-0
Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400510001-0 page 9 Summary: Site area is sparse, nondescript land. Building contains two areas of interest: One area of the site seems to be a room inside the structure. Place is quiet w/noone there. Room would seem to be a bedroom, or area for living. There is a "something" which repeatedly attracts my attention. It is evidently located at a desk or work area, and may have heen ieft in a book or box, or ‘somehow only partly showing. There is no EI in the room: evidently noone there. AI is repeatedly that of surprise of having come across something which shouldn't be there (same feeling all us old burn-baggers get when they find a secret document lying out). Whatever this thing is, it seems very important. Second area of the site seems to be a clean, bright “laboratory-type" area. Room has a large "“machine-like" mechanism which is of particular interest in it. There is a person who seems to be there to work it and watch over it. Its purpose seems to be a controller/indicator for some other thing. Object seems red, large, connected on one end to something else, and surrounded by clear space. It seems to have some sort of “counting" mechanism which is used as an indicator and warning device. "Indicator" seemed to give impression of being a radiati. counter of the remote type used for cloud chambers. SITE END: 0957 Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400510001-0
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~CPYRGHT. feather dey: Partly cloudy, ¢ dy, chaace of stowers. High 77-79. Low 50-56. ¥ ednesday: Partiy sunny. High : p80. Light, variable winds. Vest onday: AQT 45. Temperature bnge 53-72. Details on Page Ba. bore YEAR ] No. 145 | Partial Core Meltdown 5 uspected By Boyce Rensberger Washington Post Staff Writer The Cherncbyl nuclear power biant may have sustained at least a bartial meltdown of its fuel-contain- ng core, according to American Bclentists interpreting yesterday's eports that Seredish scientists had Jetected forms of radioactive fall- uit usually indicative of such an event. This would be sunilar to the 1979 incident at the Thres Mile Island atomic power plant, this country’s worst accident. at a commercial nu- lear facility, except that the Penn- sylvania plant has a steel-and-con- ceste “containment” building that enclosed the reactor and prevented radioactive atoms from. escaping into the environment. The Soviet facility is not believed to have a con~_ - tainmeat facity. The evidence of 4 meltdown at” ‘| Chernobyl, : aceording to James Mckenne, senioe staff scientist at the Union of Concerned Scientists, # 1986, The Washington Post Company is the fact that radioactive atoms cf iodine and cesium were detected in the atmosphere over Stockholm. Both elements are produced in the muclear fission reaction thet creates # reactors heat, but they sormally- . stay in the selid-fuel cods. The at- ome could be released only if the fuel melted. Jeannie simatic Nan TUESDAY, “APRIL 29, 1986 SOVIET UNIGN @Y OAVE GOGK~-THE WASHINGTON POST Fallout. containing radioactive iodine can pose a heaith threat be- cause the element often finds its way into the grass that dairy cattle eat and: becomes concentrated in their milk, In previous incidents of this sort, health officiais in various comiries found it necessary to See ACCITENT, ALB, Col. 4 i tanec tat Sections A News/Editorials 5B Meiro/Ubituanies/Classified D Business/Classified E Sporta/Camics Detatied tadex on Page A2 Drives May Vary ny Areas Shtuide Meiropohven Washington ‘See Box on A2) arnt tame aa <1 Soviet Nuclear Accident Sends acioactive Cloud rope Tass Says Mishap Near Kiev Caused Linspecified Casualties By Celestine Bohlen Washington Post Foreign Service MOSCOW, April 28—The Soviet Union said tonight that an accident at a major nuclear power clant in . the Ukraine had damaged a reactor and caused unspecified casualties, The unexplained accident also sent a radioactive cloud hundreds of miles over Scandinavia. Tne announcement, unusual for the Soviet Union, which rarely pub- ficizes disasters, came several hours after jour Scandinavian coun- tries had reported detecting abner- mally high levels of radioactivity in their atmosphere and Sweden's am- | bassador to Moscow began ques. tioning Soviet officials. The Soviet statersent did not say whether there were deaths in the the news agency Tass said was at the Chernobyl .. acekdent, which power plant, 60 miles north of Kiev. it said only that “measures are be- . eo an = 514004-08 sete Maye a oe en g* ah a a oe | ing undertaken to eliminate the conpequences of the accident, Aid is being given to those affected.” Residents of Kiev told United — : Press [nternational by telephone that all bus service there had been . stopped. so the vehicles could be used te evactiate those in the disas- ter area. They said, however, that they had no imformation about ca- _ guaities and had heard no explosion... The Tass statement, read on the. television evening news, said one of the plant’s atomic reactors was damaged and “a. government, come mission has been set up” to mves- tigate it. This was seen by westera diplomats as an indicatioa of high” Some western diplomats here speculated that because: of the prow- imity to Kiev, a city of. 2.3 mulion. “ people, and the unusual. publi, an- nouncement; there may have been a high death toll. - Officials : in Sweden, where radio- activity was detected in the air, soil ‘and tree lesves, said that the ‘amount reaching tht country was well above normal, but presented no womediate threat to the popu-- lation. DGeamark, Finland and Norway alas reported unusual radinactivity, “oyith high readings coming from . islands i in the Baitic Sea. ‘Sweden said tonight thai it is ‘seeking “detailed information” from Soviet authorities about the acci- dept, so that it can take precau- tionary measures if the contamina- tion carr be expected to continue or Prerease. Swedish Exergy Minister Bir- “gitta Dail said it was “unaccepta- ie” that. Swedish authorities and others outside the Soviet Union had ‘been giver mw potification. Sweden would Siemand that the entire 5Se- viet civilian nuclear program be “gade subject to international in- Ses NUCLEAR, ALS, Col. 1