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| July 24, 2000. Dr. John Hagelin, seeking the Reform Party nomination as a third party coalition candidate, charged Pat Buchanan with massive election fraud. Hagelin said it appeared Buchanan had submitted his donor list to receive ballots. Also at the press conference, former Reform Party chairman Russ Verney, speaking by telephone, expressed his support for Hagelin. | |
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| May 12, 1999. Dr. John Hagelin launches his presidential campaign at a luncheon at the Hay-Adams Hotel in Washington, DC. |
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April 9, 1999. In a news conference at the National Press Club, Dr. Hagelin urged deployment of a "coherence-creating group" of 7,000 experts in the Trancendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi program to the Kosovo area. Hagelin said his four-point plan would bring permanent peaceful resolution of the Kosovo crisis. The conference included a demonstration of Yogic Flying. |
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June 24, 1998. After finishing the Congressional Prevention Caucus event, Dr. Hagelin heads out with, among others, Sarina Grosswald. Grosswald was a 1996 Natural Law Party congressional candidate in Northern Virginia. |
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June 24, 1998. Dr. Hagelin gathers his materials after moderating a Congressional Prevention Caucus forum "Stress Prevention: Its Impact on Health and Medical Savings" in the Longworth House Office Building. This forum drew about 50 people. The Caucus was formally inaugurated on Feb. 7, 1998. According to a Natural Law Party newsletter "it provides a vital new avenue for proven, prevention-oriented solutions--such as those advocated by the Natural Law Party--to be seriously considered by our federal legislators." |