To SAC Seattle re canvass of Woodland and LaCenter, Washington businesses (NORJAK)
Document date 24 April 1972
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Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-108:334-336 Document: Memo to SAC Seattle re canvass of Woodland and LaCenter, Washington businesses (NORJAK) Id: Cooper-Part-108:334-336 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-108%3A334-336 What is wrong (title, date, type, which pages belong together, copies)? What does the scan show?
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 108 pp. 334–336 (DB Cooper-49385–49387), Memo, dated 24 Apr 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-108%3A334-336
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 4/24/72
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SA [REDACTED]
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NORJAK
Re 159-page manuscript to Seattle from the Bureau.
The measure distance from the Oak Tree Restaurant, Woodland, Washington, to LaCenter, Washington, using odometer readings on Bureau Car SE 28, was 5.3 miles. The measure distance from the Oak Tree Restaurant, Woodland, Washington, to Campbells Fountain (Bus Stop) was .5 miles.
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On 4/23/72, [REDACTED] LaCenter, Washington, advised that he does not recall seeing a car parked in the parking lot opposite the Post Office in LaCenter during the daytime hours or the nighttime hours of 11/24/71. He further advised that unless a vehicle was left in the parking lot for more than one day he would have no reason to check it out. He further advised that there is no Standard Service Station in LaCenter, but that there i s a Mobile Service Station and a Texaco Service Station. He further advised that the old 76 Service Station has been out of operation for the past seven years. He added that there is a roller skating rink located in LaCenter and that it is next door to the Mobile Service Station.
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On 4/23/72, the following listed photographs were taken in LaCenter, Washington:
(1.) Store fronts including Post Office and tavern east to west.
(2.) Parking lot across from Post Office.
(3.) Parking Lot across from Post Office.
(4.) Tavern and Post Office.
(5.) Store fronts and parking lot west to east
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DB COOPER-49385
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SE 164-81
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(6.) Old Standard 76 Station near Tavern.
(7.) Parking Lot and store fronts east to west.
(8.) Mobile Station and skating rink west of LaCenter on Pacific Highway.
(9.) Texaco Service Station west of LaCenter on Pacific Highway.
(10.) Mobile Station and Texaco Station along with skating rink west of LaCenter.
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On 4/23/72, [REDACTED], Campbells Fountain, (Bus Stop) advised that there is only one bus travelling south during the daytime hours and that bus is scheduled to leave Woodland, Washington, at 12:40 PM. She added that the cost of a ticket from Woodland, Washington, to Portland, Oregon, is $ .90 one way. She further advised that because of the way she keeps her records she cannot state whether or not she sold a ticket from Woodland, Washington, to Portland, Oregon, on 11/24/71 but that the Greyhound Lines - West, Market and Fremont Streets, Agency Accounts Bureau in San Francisco, California would be able to provide any record of a ticket sale in Woodland, Washington, on 11/24/71 by checking her account number, that being [REDACTED]
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The following photographs were taken on 4/23/72 in Woodland, Washington:
Standard Station and Oak Tree Restaurant;
Campbells Fountain (Bus Stop).
The following photograph was taken East of LaCenter, Washington approximately two miles.
North-South High tension line.
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On 4/23/72, [REDACTED] Oak Tree Restaurant, advised that on November 24, 1971 he opened the Restaurant at 11:00 AM. He further advised that due to the time lapse and volume of customers since 11/24/71 he could not recall anyone fitting description of UNSUB in the restaurant.
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DB COOPER-49386
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SE 164-81
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On 4/23/72, [REDACTED] Standard Service Station, Woodland, Washington, advised that he was [REDACTED] on 11/24/71 but that he cannot recall anyone fitting the UNSUBS description being at the service station on 11/24/71. [REDACTED] Standard Service Station also advised that he could not recall anyone fitting the UNSUB's description being at the Service Station on 11/24/71.
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It was observed by the writer of this memo that there is no roller skating rink in Woodland, Washington, and further that the nearest roller skating rink is located in LaCenter, Washington.
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Serials: SE 164-81