484.--;- d--~ Kindl.y artíoulate convinoing explanationa in reetrd tMghly seleotive motives that compelled manyg to9many flying saucera to hover again and'.aga¡n above the following ahosen and:tipified terrestrial pla-cest        A#-    Reservoirsp damoy rivers   and lak-es.        Bo-    Home water deposits.        o-     Cemeteries.        De-    Hospitals,        E*-    Universitiesp sohools and@aol;, -,mic centers.        P.-    ChildrerYsplaygrounds.        Go-    Rubbish dumpsy trash collectow,        He-    Herdo of aattle.        I.-    Gows andí, dairy fams.        Jo-    Barno and fenoes in country sites.        K.-    SPort5fíeldey tennis courts z;@,i-tdaspeoially golf courses.        L.-    Míníng deposita and installwLions.        M.-    Quarries.        No-    Uranium undergrOund reservese        o*-    Geologic faultS.        Po-    Buried histomic ruins.        q.- .  Hidden treasures.        R,-    Oíl and gas tanks and@pipes.,        S.-    Oil wella and energy facilities.        Te-    Fower plants.        U.-    Hígh-tension eleotrio lineB.        V.-    Atomio factories.        Xo-    Nuclear ~ installations,        Y--    Terraina for atomio-bombs tests.        Z -    Militaxy bases.        UN --  Navy manoeuvR&s.        AB. -  Missilb launch *!/Pwving ground sites.        AC.-   Powder wagazinesp arsenals ancliammUnition depots.        AD*-   MicrOwavj towers and repeater television turrete.        AE.-   Rire sta¡¡ons.        AF.-   Físhpond narseries.        AGo,-  -Xrthquakes.        AH.-    coidente and natural catastrophes.                -?epeatersO: frequent chosen witnesses:        Children and:young                 Ipley Profescorng nurnesp Police agents9 fíre officials,                 aters an& fishers, campers,        AJ.-   Ailporte.        AK.-   Train tra<ks.        AL.-   Bridges.        AM.-   Highway intersectionse        AN@-   Natural national paxks andjwila reserves.        AO.-   Indian'reservations (in U.S.A.).        AP--   Historio m0numents and megalithio remains.        Al.-   Geologioal canyons.       e If a UFO random1y appeared at any point on the Earthes surface, it Would very likely find itself over one of these locations. This is a most comprehensilve list and does not seem to indicate any particular selectivity. ~ 5