Scanned images for September 21, 1994 Letter from Peter Robinson to Brown and Austin Outlining Mediation Panel Rulings Read more about Scanned images for September 21, 1994 Letter from Peter Robinson to Brown and Austin Outlining Mediation Panel Rulings18 reads
Book Count Issue from June-Sept, 1994 Book Count Issue from June-Sept, 1994 Read more about Book Count Issue from June-Sept, 19948 reads
Map that Austin tried to say showed that he had priority over Dr. Brown in discovery of Grand Lake. Notice that this map has no Grand Lake shown, nor does it give a breach point, elevation or any of the other information that Austin claimed he discovered Read more about Map that Austin tried to say showed that he had priority over Dr. Brown in discovery of Grand Lake. Notice that this map has no Grand Lake shown, nor does it give a breach point, elevation or any of the other information that Austin claimed he discovered17 reads
September 21, 1994 Letter from Peter Robinson to Brown and Austin Outlining Mediation Panel Rulings Read more about September 21, 1994 Letter from Peter Robinson to Brown and Austin Outlining Mediation Panel Rulings13 reads
Dr. Brown’s Response to Austin’s Attempts to Cover His Plagiarism. Dr. Brown’s Response to Austin’s Attempts to Cover His Plagiarism. Read more about Dr. Brown’s Response to Austin’s Attempts to Cover His Plagiarism.23 reads
June 21, 1993 letter from Austin to Brown Read more about June 21, 1993 letter from Austin to Brown18 reads
Dr. Walt Brown’s first letter to Dr. Steve Austin – June 18, 1993 Dr. Walt Brown’s first letter to Dr. Steve Austin – June 18, 1993 Read more about Dr. Walt Brown’s first letter to Dr. Steve Austin – June 18, 199356 reads
Steve Austin’s 1990 Guidebook – Now populated with Dr. Brown’s previously discovered and published (1989): Lake (Grand Lake), its separation from Hopi Lake, its breach point (Marble Canyon), and elevation (5700 feet); all without attribution to Dr. Brown Steve Austin’s 1990 Guidebook – Now populated with Dr. Read more about Steve Austin’s 1990 Guidebook – Now populated with Dr. Brown’s previously discovered and published (1989): Lake (Grand Lake), its separation from Hopi Lake, its breach point (Marble Canyon), and elevation (5700 feet); all without attribution to Dr. Brown 14 reads
Austin’s 1989 Grand Canyon Guidebook that Austin “accidently” inserted a 1988 copyright Title Page into, after first claiming to Dr. Walt Brown that this “1988” publication proved that he (Austin) had priority in the discovery of Grand Lake. Austin’s 1989 Grand Canyon Guidebook that Austin “accidently” inserted a 19 Read more about Austin’s 1989 Grand Canyon Guidebook that Austin “accidently” inserted a 1988 copyright Title Page into, after first claiming to Dr. Walt Brown that this “1988” publication proved that he (Austin) had priority in the discovery of Grand Lake.14 reads
Steve Austin’s 1988 Grand Canyon Guidebook – No Grand Lake. No breached dam explanation. Steve Austin’s 1988 Grand Canyon Guidebook – No Grand Lake. Read more about Steve Austin’s 1988 Grand Canyon Guidebook – No Grand Lake. No breached dam explanation.13 reads
