SHAWN ROBBINS - THE AMAZING WOMAN WHO PREDICTS DISASTER by Ian Anderson

At last! The origin story as to why Shawn Robbins was the doom and gloom leader of ESP prognostication, especially where air travel was concerned! As noted before, part of it involves dream premonitions and a malfunction on a flight to Greenland that, Robbins believes, could have been fatal.

Here's how the article should look in the original magazine spread:

This article is also available to read and download at archive dot org.

Courtesy Tim Beckley's Front Page Disasters magazine, Vol. 1 - Issue 1, October 1977.

DISASTERS IN THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE by Eileen Sperber

Eileen Sperber gives the basic Triangle rundown, including testimony from skin diver and oceanographer Jim Thorne, a quote from Charles Berlitz, and a reference to John Wallace Spencer's "limbo of the lost." This article is also available to read and download at archive dot org. 

Courtesy Front Page Disasters magazine, Vol. 1 - Issue 1, October 1977.

COSMIC DEBRIS: Brad Steiger Speaks!

Giant sized interview with the man himself, conducted by Timothy Green Beckley and concerning Steiger's latest theories about the ultraterrestrial equation and humanity's spiritual evolution. 

Steiger had dipped his toes into the UFO/ultraterrestrial idea with Mysteries of Time and Space (1974) and as of this 1977 interview had shifted fully into the Starseed/revelatory New Age subject. Brad also describes his personal history with the unknown, including the sighting of an elf when he was around 5 years old, and a Near Death Experience at the age of 11. 

Beckley asks if Steiger took his nom de plume out of caution for his "straight" teaching career, but Steiger tells him that he just never really vibed with his birth name of Eugene Olson, and that "Brad Steiger" is truly his nom de vivre. Brad doesn't even say his birth name aloud, actually, he's so disconnected from it!

"Even now I can remember his compelling eyes and a cross between
a friendly and conspiratorial smile ..."

Available to read and download at archive dot org.

From the Saga UFO Report, Vol. 4 - No. 5, September 1977.