1889 CENTENNIAL YEAR 1999
Tehachapi News
Volume 100 - No. 21
Wednesday, September 15, 1999
http://www.tehachapinews.com
page A3
Tech Forum update
David Crockett Williams of Tehachapi has been added to
the list of participants in the upcoming Tech Forum to be
held in Tehachapi on September 16.
Williams will be one of the speakers scheduled to address
participants of the luncheon portion of the Tech Forum.
His presentation regards Capital Hills Research Center
(CHRC), a proposed research center in Tehachapi to develop
new-energy technologies.
He will also have an information table at City Hall, along with
several other firms and agencies, sharing information that may
be transferable to other industries. Jim Crawford, a Capital
Hills owner, is also expected to attend the Tech Forum, along
with Victor Williams of Network Solutions Group.
Tech-Expo presenters expected to be at Tehachapi City Hall's
Council Chambers from 1:30 to 3 p.m. on September 16, include:
John Rombouts, mayor of the City of Tehachapi; Allan Krauter,
will share a county update from the Kern County Administrative
Office; Randy Innis, International Trade Consultant; Jaymie Salas,
FPL (Florida Power and Light) Energy, Mojave; Mark Fechner,
American Carriage, Tehachapi; Dave Foran, Industrial Rubber
Innovations, Bakersfield; Walt Smith, CACTO-CO, Ridgecrest;
David Shaw, Selecta Switch, Tehachapi; Bob Barsaloux, RB Systems
Engineering, Ridgecrest; Kathie Rener, INCOTEC, Mojave; and
Cathryn Jacobsen, "The High Desert Business & Technology Expo,"
Quion Inernational.
For more information, contact David James, Tehachapi city planner,
at (661) 822-2200. Tehachapi City Hall is located at 115 South
Robinson Street. For more information about KCTTG [Kern County
Technology Transfer Group] call Donavan Ropp at 664-2435.
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Note: After my presentation above, a man with the USAF
facility at Edwards gave me his card and said to the group
that his boss was working on something to do with the
“zero point energy technology” genre that I spoke about.
This was confirmed by email from DoE’s recognized expert, Dr. Hal Puthoff, as
one of the military research programs but not publicly known.
For many years now the owner of Capital Hills has offered
to donate land for the construction of a free energy technology
research and development center and peace park there to center
that 1900 acre development from the easternmost two lots in
the 100 acres of streets just north adjacent to the Mill Street
exit of Highway 58 in Tehachapi California. But folks are not taking
me seriously enough on all this to help towards implementing
this plan for a global free energy center. If you want to help,
you can join and promote and help activate the Yahoogroup:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Capital-Hills-California
The Global Peace Walks of 1995 and 2000 both camped a week
at his place with the support of the owners and the community
and the Global Peace Zone Parksite designated by proclamation
of the owners and many others is a great place visible to the
traffic on that major highway between California and Arizona,
Las Vegas etc, used by many coming from the north to go over
the Sierra's at their lowest point (about 4,000 feet) before they
drop off into the Antelope Valley and Mojave Desert. An ongoing
Global Peace Free Energy Vigil on that site would attract lots of
attention from those seeing it driving on the freeway and stopping
by to check it out, as well as from the community. There is now
a Denny's restaurant, a 24/7 gas station mini-mart, the Tehachapi
Post Office and a newly finish Holiday Inn near the other end of
those 100 acres of streets, which could support such a Global
Peace Zone and Free Energy Technologies Center Vigil with
tents or mobile homes or whatever useful.
See many details about the new energy ("free energy") technologies in archived posts at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/New-Energy-Solutions