Thanks for letting me know George. I had the pleasure of meeting Howard a
few years back at his home in Sebastopol. He gave me a picture of his
seismograph and showed me how to make an ink pen for my drum recorders.
About 1950, as the story would go, the Berkley Lab would call Howard to get
a second reading on distant events. He was a pioneer. It's good to hear that
his seismograph is still on-line.
Regards, Steve Hammond
-----Original Message-----
From: George Bush 
To: psn-l@............. 
Date: Sunday, January 16, 2000 9:51 AM
Subject: Howard Grebin


>For those of you who knew Howard, I have to sadly report that he died last
>Tuesday at the age of 92. Many years ago Howard built the seismometer that
>I am presently using from refurbished salvaged equipment. He was quite
>active in ametuer radio and seismography, building his first seismometer in
>1978. His obituary appeared in the Jan 14th edition of the Press Democrat
>of Santa Rosa, CA.
>George
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