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reporter said that his editor was not interested in art investigative story of any depth
about the project; the stance of the paper was that the military's infusion of money
would provide jobs. Manning photocopied her now-thick file on the topic of
ionospheric heaters and electric weather forces and sent it to the reporter anyway.
Her next call was to Clare Zickuhr. A year later, she would be in Alaska
interviewing him and others who were concerned about the "skybuster", as Dr.
Richard Williams of Princeton had named the proposed super-powerful ionospheric
heater. The sequence of events that took her to Anchorage began when Dennis
Specht, an anti-nuclear activist then living in Alaska, sent a news item to an
Australian magazine.
