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Be ME 87-16994 - ~ . By appropriate communication, the Miami Division ~ advieed that LAURENCE WOLFSON, white male, date of birth = = October 13, 1916, and residing at 2335 Biscayne Bay Drive, ” Morth Miami, Florida, was arrested October 18, 1977 by o: Bureau Agents without incident. Attempts to arrest ROY ZB. SMITH in Niemi at 7947 Southwest 04th Street artment C-103, were un- “ b1C BASZNER was not at his residence or at Classical Automotive, his employment. . On October 20, 1977, RAYMOND W. BASZNER surrendered to FBI Agents of the Miami Division and appeared before U. 8. Magistrate PETER ®. PALERMO. He was released on $10,000 personal surety bond. He was represented by Attorney VINCENT PLYNN and waved formal removal hearing. PHILIP KARL KITZER appeared before U. 8. Magistrate _- PALERMO, Miami, Florida, on October 21, 1977, at which time bond was set at $100,000 corporate surety and $50,000 corporate e Surety respectively for cases emanating from Louisville, ww | Kentucky and Memphis, Tennessee. KITZER was remanded to the : custody of the U. &. Marshal, Miami, to await removal pro- ceedings. Additionally, it was Getermined that RAYMOND Ww. : Subsequently, on October 20, 1977, KITZER was af- f forded an identity hearing before U. 8. Magistrate SORRENTINO, Miami, Florida, at which time he waived removal proceedings for the indictment pending out of Memphis, Tennessee. Attorney JAY MOSKOWITZ, Miami Strike Force, -advised Magistrate SORRENTINO that an arrangement was scheduled for KITZER to be in Louisville, i Kentucky on November 3, 1977 and subsequent to the identity j hearing, KITZER was remanded to the custody of the UD. 8. | Marshal, Miami, Florida, to be incarcerated at the FeGeral Correctional Instute, Dade County, Florida. Bis By appropriate communication, the Boston Division ad- Bee. vised that GABRIEL ROBERT CAGGIANO was arrested on October 18, Be 1977 at Boston, Massachusetts by Special Agents of the Federal Leg Bureau of Investigation. A bond hearing was held before UD. 8. Magistrate RUDOLPH PIERCE and bond was set at $2,500 surety. ptt 122