News clippingFD-350 clipping: 'Finally, a fact is added to Cooper saga', Seattle Times13 February 1980page 2 of 2
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Part 43, page 200

DB Cooper-17408

Document date 13 February 1980

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[Map showing the area along the Columbia River and Interstate 5 corridor from Portland, Oregon north to Kalama, Washington]

Scale bar: 0 - 5 - 10 - 15 - 20 Scale of miles

Labeled locations (north to south, approximately): Kalama Lake Merwin Ariel Lewis R. Cooper thought to have jumped here Woodland La Center Ridgefield E. Fork Lewis R. Pioneer Battle Ground Money found here [arrow pointing to area along Columbia River near Vancouver] Vancouver Washougal R. Camas Columbia River Washougal Portland

[Interstate 5 marked with highway shield symbol] [North arrow indicated]

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Staff map by Jacques Rupp

The massive search for more of the D.B. Cooper treasure began along the north bank of the Columbia, about 5 miles west of the Interstate 5 bridge into Portland. F.B.I. and other police agencies are combing the Columbia for several miles upstream looking for more cash and evi- dence of the parachute landing.

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DB Cooper-17408