To SAC Seattle re NORJAK press relations policy (Sub C Publicity) (copy)
Document date 16 September 1976
Also filed at: Part 38 p. 260
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 38 p. 259 (DB Cooper-14934), Memo, dated 16 Sep 1976 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-38%3A259-259
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 9/16/76
SA [REDACTED] b6 b7C NORJAK OO: SEATTLE Bufile: 164-2111
Sub C PUBLICITY
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It is becoming apparent that the news media interest in this case is building because of the possibility of the Statute of Limitations running out in November, 1976. It is anticipated that numerous inquiries will be received by the Seattle Division concerning captioned matter. This includes inquiries at Resident Agencies.
In order for us to maintain a consistent posture it is recommended that all inquiries be referred to the Case Agent or the Press Relations Agent or the ASAC or SAC. In this way, no confusion should arise because of conflict- ing information being disseminated to the press.
If this policy is approved, the writer will set out the above policy in memorandum form for all agents assigned to the Seattle Division, including Resident Agencies.
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ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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[guess: 164]-31-7/39
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RNN/tcs (3)
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DB Cooper-14934
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