Part 30, page 146

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NY 164-627

[redacted] that [redacted] although residing within the Post Office Jurisdiction of Ardsley, NY, is actually within the Police Jurisdiction of the Greenburgh, NY, Police Department. He stated from what he recalls of [redacted] having seen him numerous times in the past, he felt that the artist's conception as set forth in the December, 1972, FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin appears "a tremendous likeness to [redacted]

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On 2/21/73, Chief of Police WILLIAM P. HALSTEAD, Town of Greenburgh, NY, Police Department, advised that his department contained no record nor photograph concerning [redacted]. Further he advised that [redacted] although residing within his police jurisdiction, was unknown to him and he was unable to offer an opinion as to the likeness of [redacted] concerning the artist's conception.

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On 2/21/73, [redacted] [redacted] Union Carbide Co., Elmsford, NY, advised that [redacted] had been employed with Union Carbide from [redacted] at which time he resigned voluntarily stating he was resigning for "another and better job". [redacted] stated his records did not contain the name of the company with which [redacted] went with after leaving Union Carbide, however, he [redacted], had penciled in a notation on his exit interview to the effect it was a "small company, one facility in Westchester County and one in the state of Maine which was getting into

[redacted] Company had about 40 employees."

[redacted] further advised that the records concerning [redacted] at Union Carbide indicated he had been a completely satisfactory employee and was employed as [redacted] [redacted] for a group dealing [redacted] [redacted] for other companies.

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