Part 115, page 397

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SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) 9/27/73

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)(P)

NORJAK

Re Anchorage letter to Seattle, 8/31/73.

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On 9/21/73, [REDACTED] Lakeside Motel, Woodland, Washington, made available for review the registration cards of the motel for November, 1971, for Unit #7. These cards reflected that on 11/9/71, a man who gave his name as LLOYD M. BARNEY, 206 "C" Street, Tenino, Washington, registered at the motel. He listed his business affiliation as Manson-Osberg Company, with no address for the company listed. His car license for a 1971 Ford pickup was listed as Washington, GA 4568. The registration cards reflected that he checked into the motel on 11/9/71, had another registration card dated 11/16/71, and a third on 11/22/71. The 11/22/71 card was for one week, and this indicated that his rent was up and he left the motel on 11/29/71.

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[REDACTED] advised that she never did see the man in Unit #7, and stated when she was in his room to change the linen during the period he was there, did not observe any walkie-talkie radios. Further, she stated she had no information that he paid his bills with $100 bills.

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[REDACTED] advised that she and a friend, [REDACTED] was with her when she went to Unit #7 to straighten the room. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] at the Semaphore Cafe in Portland, Oregon, and works on [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Her home phone number [REDACTED] and she can also be reached at the Semaphore Cafe, number 9896, and the address of the Semaphore is 1639 Holgate, Portland, Oregon. [REDACTED] advised that when she was in Unit #7, she did notice some type of canvas bag in the room. She was asked if this was the size of a parachute, and stated she did not know, but in looking at a blanket on her sofa, advised that it was about that size.

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2-Portland (164-41) (2)-Seattle (164-81) TJM:dlm (4)

DB COOPER-52905

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164-81-4972

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