Lyta - P5 or P10?

[B5JMS Poster]

Subject: Lyta - P5 or P10?
-----+-------------+--------------------------------------------------
 No. | DATE        |  FROM
-----+-------------+--------------------------------------------------
+  1: Aug 20, 1996: Rob Roy Jones <rrj at austin.ibm.com>
*  2: Aug 20, 1996: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)

=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

From: Rob Roy Jones <rrj at austin.ibm.com>
Lines: 17

I seem to recall, from the original pilot, that when
Lyta Alexander arrived at the station, her identicard
was scanned and the results were shown.  Wasn't there
a psi rating at the bottom and wasn't a '10' shown?

I would appreciate if someone could verify that for
me.  I don't have access to the original pilot.

Thanks!
-Rob

***********************************************
Rob Jones   1-512-823-6837               KC5KSE
IBM-Austin       Distributed Storage Management




=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

From: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)
Lines: 7

Lyta has been certified as a P5 by the Psi Corps.


 jms



-***
-*** B5JMS SUBSCRIBERS: Replies to messages in this list go to the list
-*** maintainer, <b5jms-owner at cs.columbia.edu>.  If you want to reply
-*** elsewhere, adjust the "To" field.  The best way to reach JMS is to post
-*** to rastb5m, which can be done by sending email to <rastb5 at solon.com>.