
Date 5/2/96
To: Art Bell
From: Gordon-Michael Scallion
Subject: Bulletin


Dear Art,

I deeply regret I will be unable to appear on your show at
this time due to an increase in my work load as a result of the 
release of my latest work The Future Map of the World. As you
predicted last year, it has been well received.

I did want to let you know I concur with your sense "that a
lot is going on" and something is in the air.

In the April issue of The Earth Changes Report, I posted the
following Earth Changes Watch:

"I sense that a series of quakes will hit the West Coast of
the United States this April or May [the Seattle-magnitude 5.4 mb,
occurred on May 3] and that one of these will hit the Los Angeles
area with a magnitude of 7.7 or greater. This may, or may not, be 
my predicted Palm Springs 9.0 quake (see ECR 4/95, 1/96).

I also see quakes greater than magnitude 6.0 occurring in the
Cascade Range in Oregon and Washington during the same time
frame."

Since then there has been significant volcanic activity in
two of my Early Watch Areas -- Popocatepetl in Mexico and Akutan
in Alaska.

As reported in the May issue of ECR:

"After spewing out ash and smoke for a month, Mexico's
Popocatepetl volcano is now filling with lava. On Apr 8, Mexico's
National Center for the Prevention of Disasters declared an
"extreme alert" for some 375 communities near Popocatepetl. 
Officials were preparing for possible evacuation. The 16,990-foot
volcano is located about 45 miles southeast of Mexico City."

In March 1994 I made the following prediction in The Earth 
Changes Report:

"Watch for these signs as precursors to the Big One:
...volcanic activity in the Mexico region, volcanic activity
in Alaska..."

I also sense volcanic activity in the Cascades this summer.

Of the three earthquakes occurring within the last 24 hours-
Japan, China, and Washington State, Washington State is the most
significant event as it fulfills my long standing prediction for a
quake greater than 5.0 to occur in Seattle, followed within
months, by activity on Mount Rainier or Mount Baker. I DO
BELIEVE WE ARE CLOSE and suggest anyone living within 50 miles of
the Pacific Coast of the United States take extra precautions at
this time (and in the future) by having at least 3 gallons of
water for each person in a household, an AM/FM battery operated
radio with fresh batteries, first aid kit, blankets, etc. A good
way to prepare for short term emergencies (the first three days
are most crucial) is to image you are going on a three day
camp out... away from all services. What would you take?

My best to you, Ramona, and your listeners.

Blessing,

Gordon-Michael


