PART SEVEN: AND THEN I MET "MARK"
Because of the Roswell sighting and the subsequent national and international media exposure, I was let known that Monitoring Times (although happy with a jump in subscriptions) didn't like the fringe aspects of my reporting and although they didn't fire me they asked me to keep my writings centered on the radio monitoring hobby. As a result I started self-publishing The Intercepts Newsletter which I advertised in a the classified section in Monitoring Times, Popular Communications and other magazines. In no time it was an underground success. My (now late) wife at the time Teresa Douglass (a graphic artist for the newspaper we both worked for) helped me immensely in producing the monthly four page newsletter. I wrote it and she would type-set it on our Macintosh Performa computer. Phil Patton wrote in Dreamland: Douglass and his wife Teresa, an artist and computer whiz, write and publish Intercepts - a newsletter for monitors - from their home. Douglass also runs a BBS and
