News clipping(FD-350), AP/Seattle: 'Hunters told watch for cash'15 October 19721 page
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Part 54, page 51

DB Cooper-22977

Document date 15 October 1972

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Hunters told watch for cash

SEATTLE (AP) — Hunters moving into the South- west Washington wilds for the opening of the general hunting season have been asked to look for $200,000 — the money Northwest Air- lines paid to the hijacker known as Dan Cooper. And they have been of- fered a $25,000 reward if they come up with the whole amount. The reward scaled down to 15 per cent of any lesser amount recovered. —Cooper, the only successful parachute hijacker, is be- lieved to have bailed out of a Northwest 727 jetliner last Thanksgiving Eve some- where over the Southwest Washington area. The FBI, aided by local authorities and on one occasion by troops from nearby Ft. Lew- is, has scoured the area sev- eral times without success.

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46 THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN PORTLAND, OREGON

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Date: 10-15-72 Edition: Author: Editor: Title:

Character: or Classification: Submitting Office: ☐ Being Investigated

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DB Cooper-22977