The Skeptical Inquirer Volume 6, Number 4 (Summer 1982) Albequerque, NM: Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal, (1982). First edition. The Summer 1982 issue of The Skeptical Inquirer, a bimonthly magazine devoted to scientific inquiry and critical thinking. It includes topics of both science and paranormal interest. Originally entitled The Zetetic in the premier issue of Fall/Winter 1986; the following month the name was changed to The Skeptical Inquirer, which it has been published continually as since. Contents of this issue: News and Comment Psychic Vibrations "Remote Viewing Revisited" by David F. Marks "On the 'Correlation' Between Radio Disturbances and Planetary Positions" by Jean Meeus "Two Tests of Divining in Australia" by Dick Smith "The 'Great Lakes Triangle' Pseudomystery" by Paul Cena "Skepticism, Closed-Mindedness and Science Fiction" by Dale Beyerstein Book Reviews, Some Recent Books, and Books in Progress Articles of Note From Our Readers Illustrated wraps, dual stapled. Illustrations from photographs and diagrams. Octavo: size is 5" by 9". Has 80 pages. FREE SHIPPING to USA on this item PLEASE VIEW OUR STORE FOR MORE GREAT FIRST EDITION BOOKS THANKS!