Interstat/Issues 141-152

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==Issue 141/142== 
Interstat 141/142 was published in July/August 1989 and contains 30 pages. 
* fans comment muchly on the return of the actress who played Dr. Crusher -- many fans loves this, some don't
* Joan V writes of fannish love despite nitpicking: 
* Chris M writes of movies: 
* Linda S is done with TNG: 
* Lynda C writes of TNG: 
* Liz P suggests not listening to fans: 
* Ann Crispin addresses Joan V: 
* Sue B is not impressed by a Creation Con: 
* Tamara S. F describes her feelings upon being characterized by Richard Arnold at a con: 
* Debbie G comments on a scene in the recent movie: 
* Jean Lorrah wants to know something about the episode "Up the Long Ladder": 
* Steve R writes of the conflict he is having with Richard Arnold: 
* Debbie G comments on the recent letter to Interstat by Kristen Brady/Bobbie Hawkins: 
* Carol M writes of pro books and her disappointment: 
* Eunice R ponders communication and expectation: 
* Karen R addresses Kristen Brady/Bobbie Hawkins' letter from I#140: 
* Anne B addresses Brady/Hawkins: 
* Tom L writes of the latest movie: 
* Susan B. S writes of the movie: 
* Shirley Maiewski writes of some advantages of getting old, and of a choice in labels: 
* J. Elizabeth G is a fan of Harve: 
==Issue 143== 
Interstat 143 was published in September 1989 and contains 14 pages. 
* there is much discussion regarding abortion rights
* Kimberly P writes of pro novels as she responds to a letter from the previous issue: 
* Lynda C addresses the letter by Jean Lorrah in the last issue: 
* Kathy H complains of access: 
* Lynda C takes another fan to task for a phrase: 
* Lynda C writes of another fan's comments about Creation Con: 
* Kathy H addresses A.C. Crispin about TNG pro books: 
* Jan M. M writes of the TNG pro books, and of being a fan: 
* Zaquia T writes of Star Trek's fan liaison: 
* Joan V has some analysis: 
==Issue 144== 
Interstat 144 was published in October 1989 and contains 14 pages. 
* this issue continues the abortion rights debate which at times touches on the subject in Trek, and mostly doesn't 
* Eunice R rights a long, long pointed letter about what she sees as incredible racism, sexism, and ableism in both the original series and in the movies; she includes many examples
* Gulserene D comments on the movie: 
* Tim F comments on pro books: 
* Debbie G comments on pro books and addresses Ann Crispin: 
* Alicia G writes of Richard Arnold: 
* A.C. Crispin explains why she doesn't include her home address in Interstat like other fans : Many fans didn't want mail sent to their house either and choose to use a P.O. Box instead. : 
* Theresa D encourages other fans to rally and write letters in support of a sixth Star Trek movie: 
* Gulserene D brings this subject up for the first time in Interstat: 
* Janet P writes about a Trek possibility: 
* Elaine M. B writes of some Trek movie options: 
==Issue 145==
Interstat 145 was published in November 1989 and contains 14 pages. 
* Chris M is unhappy about the home movie price of the fifth Star Trek movie: 
* Kimberly P urges some fan action: 
* Charles T. Jr. is unhappy with the portrayal of fans: 
* Joan V comments on the on-going discussion regarding abortion rights: 
* Kimberly P writes of the abortion rights discussion in this letterzine: 
* Carol M writes of pro books: 
* Kimberly P addresses Ann Crispin and comments on pro books: 
* Charles T. Jr. comments on the Get a Life! skit: 
* Gennie S addresses Joan V: 
* Danni B is unhappy with Paramount's fan liaison's remarks at a recent con: 
==Issue 146==
Interstat 146 was published in December 1989 and contains 14 pages. 
* some fans write to complain about what they felt to be disrespectful comments and attitudes displayed by Paramount's Star Trek fan liaison, Richard Arnold, at cons
* a fan wonders: 
* a fan is not happy with a idea she has heard regarding the next movie: 
* Jean Lorrah writes of a bit of fanon: 
* Shirley Maiewski comments about the portrayal of fans: 
* Zaquia T is weary of ham-handed messages: 
* Tim F comments on the next movie: 
* Bill H adds to the discussion of who was a "better" captain, Kirk or Picard: 
* Jean Lorrah writes at great and candid length about her pro book, "Metamorphosis": 
==Issue 147==
Interstat 147 was published in January 1990 and contains 14 pages. 
* this issue lists the last Surak Award winners and apologizes for their late announcement; the 1990 awards are supposed to be out in April 1990
* Jean Lorrah wonders what is up with the Data of the third season, that his robotic ways are reminiscent of some things in her pro book ("Metamorphosis"), but admits that the pro books don't influence aired canon
* Joan V says the sonic shower isn't fanon, but from the original ST movie: 
* Sally S, angry at the cost of the fifth movie on video cassette, writes: 
* Missy F writes of the proposed movie: 
* Eunice R writes of the movie: 
* Jan D writes of the movie: 
* Joan V comments on the movie: 
* Karla T suggests more fanworks: 
==Issue 148==
Interstat 148 was published in 1990, no month noted, and contains 14 pages. 
* Ruth S writes of her appreciation for Interstat, and also comments on the next Star Trek movie: 
* Jacqueline G writes of the next movie: 
* Jan M wonders about fanzines, ties it into the lack of serious discussion into Interstat, and asks why her letter from six months ago wasn't printed: 
* Anne B writes: 
==Issue 149==
Interstat 149 was published in 1990, no month noted, (probably July) and contains 14 pages. 
* this issue reprints Harve Bennett's Farewell Open Letter dated June 29, 1990: 
* Dixie O addresses Jacqueline G, as well as a number of other fans, regarding the idea of an "academy days" movie: 
* Danni B writes: 
 
* Rhea B writes: 
* Debbie G writes of appropriate topics for discussion in Interstat: 
* Linda K. W has a question: 
* Kimberley P addresses Jan M: 
* A.C. Crispin writes about her new TNG pro book, "The Eyes of the Beholders"" 
* while most fans seem to have warmed to TNG, and in fact, have been downright enthusiastic about the show, Danni B is not: 
==Issue 150==
Interstat 150 was published in 1990, no month noted, and contains 18 pages. 
* there is an open letter to Harve Bennett, see An Open Letter to Harve Bennett... In Fandom's Defense
* the vast majority of letters are reactions to Harve Bennett's Farewell Open Letter, see that page
* Teri Meyer writes a letter about Harve Bennett: 
* Tim F writes: 
* Jan M. M addresses Teri Meyer: 
* Alicia G asks: 
* Pat K also needs some copying help: 
* and finally, Teri Meyer announces that the next issue of Interstat would be last: 
==Issue 151/152==
Interstat 151/152 was published in 1991, no month noted, (though believed to be March) and contains 34 pages. 
* interior art by Vel Jaeger and Fran Dovener
* Donna K writes: 
* Gennie S writes: 
* Jean Lorrah writes: 
* Zaquia T writes: 
* Sue B D writes: 
* Lynda C writes: 
* Melissa M writes: 
* Jan D writes: 
* Kathy H writes: 
* Mark M writes of TNG: 
* Jean Lorrah writes: 
* A.C. Crispin writes: 
* Ruth S addresses Debbie B: 
* Eunice R writes: 
* Amelia H writes of "changing the channel": 
* Eunice R writes of the movie that wasn't: 
* Jan D writes of the movie that wasn't: 
 
* Pat M writes: 
* Joan V writes: 
* Rhea B writes: 
* the editor signs off: 
==References==
Category:1989 Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines