Part 51, page 133

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1/S/1 DIALOG(R)File 515:D&B-Dun's Elec. Bus. Dir.(Th) (c) 1996 Dun & Bradstreet. All rts. reserv.

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TELEPHONE: 954-427-2222

COUNTY: BROWARD MSA: 2680 (FORT LAUDERDALE, FL) REGION: South Atlantic

INDUSTRY GROUP: REAL ESTATE

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THIS IS A(N): Corporation FIRM SINGLE LOCATION D-U-N-S NUMBER: 06-635-7369 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES: G (100-249) COUNTY POPULATION: 9 (500,000 AND OVER) ? [illegible]

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[illegible masthead/banner - heavily degraded microfiche or photocopy artifact] As o Sunday, November 24, 1996 o South Bend Tribune o

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LOOKS LIKE who claims he had a conversation in an airplane

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FBI: Skyjacking case still

Tips on D.B. Cooper still trickling in after a qua

By GEORGE TIBBITS Associated Press Writer

SEATTLE -- It's been 25 years since he took that big step out of a Boeing 727 at 10,000 feet, yet tips on D.B. Cooper still trickle in. One of the most daring or dumbest criminals ever remains at large, having either flouted the laws of society or been foiled by the law of gravity. "It's still a pending investiga- tion," says Seattle-based FBI agent Ray Lauer, who adds that the case will stay open "probably forever." The FBI here still stores 60 vol- umes of interviews and other docu- ments telling how Cooper hijacked a jetliner, demanded and received $200,000, then jumped from the plane over the Cascade Mountains of southwestern Washington and into legend.

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AP Photo This is a 1973 file photo of a drawing of D.B. Cooper, who became a legend when he jumped out of an airliner with $200,000 in ransom money 25 years ago.

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DB Cooper-21244

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