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Part 119, page 212

Serials PD 164-41, SE 164-81

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SE 164-81 PD 164-41 RFR:lea - 2

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A subsequent inquiry through the Department of Motor Vehicles, Salem, Oregon, determined [REDACTED] born [REDACTED] was issued Oregon driver's license [REDACTED] which license expired [REDACTED] had no convictions, accidents, or citations and was described as a male, 5'11", 200 pounds. Further, no records could be located for [REDACTED] and any of the aliases utilized by the [REDACTED].

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Efforts to locate and interview [REDACTED] at McMinnville and Carlton, Oregon, have been negative to date.

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On 12/19/75, [REDACTED] McMinnville Hospital, 603 S. Baker Street, McMinnville, Oregon, stated [REDACTED] was employed by that hospital during the period [REDACTED]. He further noted [REDACTED] was associated with the hospital during the period [REDACTED] added although [REDACTED] left on his own, he believed it was because the hospital was conducting an investigation in regard [REDACTED]. He stated various doctors had questioned the [REDACTED], and his office began verification of [REDACTED] application. He believed this was the motivation for [REDACTED] departure. [REDACTED] noted he arrived on the scene during late 1972 and was not personally acquainted with [REDACTED]. However, he did note [REDACTED] destroyed his personnel file before departing.

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On 12/19/75, L. DORMILEE GROTH, Registered Nurse, 307 Mill Street, Dayton, Oregon, telephone 864-3329, was interviewed at McMinnville Hospital, McMinnville, Oregon, where she is employed. GROTH stated [REDACTED] was known to her as [REDACTED]. She described him as a dramatic individual who talked a lot and certainly appeared to have a lot of knowledge about aircraft. She further pointed out at McMinnville Airport and that [REDACTED]. She noted [REDACTED] told a lot of stories and alleged to be a lot of different things, including a Green Beret medic, excellent skier, a flyer of Lear jets, and to have come from a wealthy family from Texas. [REDACTED] stated that she was very poor on dates but believed [REDACTED] "disappeared" from the hospital during [REDACTED]. She stated she was aware of the accusation that [REDACTED] was identical to D. B. COOPER, but it was not her personal belief. However, she recalled on the [text cut off at bottom of page]