Restoration of Lost Scientology Materials Complete

The interest in the restoration of Scientology materials is apparent in the inclusion of some three thousand pages showing up in Google's index from the publication last week of the AP wire by this title. The project, initiated by L. Ron Hubbard in 1984 and executed by Mr. David Miscavige, completes the task of preserving the Scientology scripture that was recorded on primitive magnetic tape and wax disks.

"It would be like discovering that Buddha, unbeknownst to anybody, had sat down and wrote down the entirety of his discoveries and it could be verified that he wrote it," said Tommy Davis, the church's top spokesman.

Lost Scientology Materials Restoration Completed

(Post Chronicle)

Lost Scientology Materials Uncovered - Over 1,000 unreleased recordings of lectures by L. Ron Hubbard and reams of corresponding writings have been revealed in
the culmination of the 25-year project to locate, restore and transcribe lost pieces of the Scientology founder's work.

The Church of Scientology is offering them for sale for a mere $7,500, even though now Church leader David Miscavige says no one would be denied access to the materials if they couldn't afford them.

Scientology has centers located throughout the nation where anyone can read or listen to Hubbard's works.

The materials were found in various places like a storage locker in Phoenix, a basement in Witchita KS and someone's garage in Oakland, CA. In all, 970 compact discs and 57 booklets.