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SE 164~81 Later on in the evening, after the flight of the Northwest Airlines plane involved in this matter had been followed, it was determined that the plane was out of range at Fort Lewis for icopter. poth [| b6 at Port Lewis and at the Seattle were b7C advised and appreciation was expressed for their cooperation. (It is noted at this time the Northwest plane was under surveillance by U. S. Air Force planes out of MeChord). Upon receipt of the list of passengers aboard Northwest Flight 305, November 24, 1971, who had boarded at Portland, Oregon, NCIC was contacted telephonically. It was pointed out that the only information available to us at the time concerning these passengers was the name on the tickets collected at Portland, and that no dates of birth were available nor any other numerical identifiers. then on duty at NCIC, advised that b6 she would immediately check the printout for current bic Bureau fugitives in NCIC and thereafter advise of the following whose surnames were the same as surnames noted on the Portland passenger list: b6 b7C (It is noted that none of these three fit the then available description of the UNSUB, either by age or by physical deseription). NCIC advised that there is no printout for deserters nor is there a printout available for current local fugitives. DB Cooper-2194