Part 42, page 216

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RH 164-0

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Throughout this period, he had [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] Shortly after he was awarded his [REDACTED] accepted a [REDACTED] [REDACTED] During his eight years of active duty, he [REDACTED] and was assigned to [REDACTED] in [REDACTED] Due to the purported fact that [REDACTED] and because he and [REDACTED] have been reluctant to discuss his military career in detail, [REDACTED] suspects that he had been discharged involuntarily, possibly under less than honorable conditions.

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Following his discharge from the [REDACTED] attended the [REDACTED] Massachusetts, where he earned a [REDACTED] alleges that while [REDACTED] he engaged [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Throughout this period, [REDACTED] but their lives improved significantly when they moved to the [REDACTED] in [REDACTED] where [REDACTED] [REDACTED] After this program was completed, [REDACTED] moved to [REDACTED] Ohio, where [REDACTED] became a [REDACTED] for ROSS-ABBOTT LABORATORIES.

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While working for ROSS-ABBOTT, [REDACTED] occasionally took short business trips, generally not venturing very far from Ohio. However, sometime during the early 1970s, he traveled to Washington, D. C., then flew on to Washington state. [REDACTED] considered that particular trip rather unusual for several reasons. First, [REDACTED] had never traveled that far from [REDACTED] on business before. Second, shortly after he returned from that trip, [REDACTED] experienced [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Although he had never complained about [REDACTED] previously, after his return he was hospitalized on several occasions, and still [REDACTED] Third, prior to traveling to Washington, [REDACTED] However, they "had plenty of money afterwards," following his return to Ohio. [REDACTED] noted that [REDACTED]

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