News clippingFD-350 clipping, Los Angeles Herald Examiner, on Ingram family's discovery of Cooper ransom money13 February 1980page 3 of 6
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Part 62, page 190

DB Cooper-25897

Document date 13 February 1980

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Baker said one of the first chores for the agency will be to attempt to find how the money got to the beach. He said the FBI believes the money was washed up on the shoreline at a time when the Columbia was running high. He said experts in hydrology and topography would be consulted to determine how the money got to the beach. The FBI has meticulously reconstructed flight conditions that existed at the time Cooper is believed to have jumped. The FBI believes Cooper jumped out over the small Washington town of La Center, about 20 miles north of Vancouver. In nearby Ariel, Wash., a tiny town that has adopted Cooper as a folk hero, city fathers hold "Cooper Caper Days" each year [guess: on] the

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