Part 107, page 201

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LA 164-497

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The attorney had made other arrangements and was successful in disposing of the boat and no petition was filed.

She added that she and [REDACTED] in Los Angeles in [REDACTED] and described their relationship as very close.

During [REDACTED] she handled the [REDACTED] through the United California Bank, 411 North Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, California, where she is [REDACTED] She stated she had also, [REDACTED] purchased most of [REDACTED] clothing, and stated he usually dressed in conservative business suits. She recalled having purchased some of his clothing at J. C. Penny's Store in Glendale, California. However, could not recall specifically whether she purchased ties for him at that store. She knew him to wear clip-on type ties and tie tacks regularly.

[REDACTED] has a college degree from San Fernando Valley State College and is a History major. He is also a graduate of the [REDACTED] California, and has worked as [REDACTED] Mrs. SILKWOOD described her husband as a quiet person who disliked crowds and social affairs. He was a moderate smoker of cigarettes favoring Winston brand.

[REDACTED] could not stand heights and she does not believe he would ever consider parachuting due to this fear. She is certain [REDACTED] could not have been making trips to Elsinore, California, to the Parachute Center, without her being aware of it.

She stated [REDACTED] had extremely fair complexion and blue eyes. Both his skin and eyes were very sensitive to the light. He wore prescription dark glasses even indoors if the lights were bright. She recalled about September 1971, he purchased new prescription sunglasses from [REDACTED] (phonetic) who had an office believed to be on Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California. [REDACTED] had natural golden blond hair and she recalls several years ago [REDACTED] was studying Cosmotology. [REDACTED] Mrs. SILKWOOD's, relatives.

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