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epeae Chew. BEEZTETDD "had been recovered. nf£ormation: ° During the early evening of March 10, 1974, sometime around 6:30 p.m., he received a * tel yepigre call “ae home from Hit OATS CHO” KSAN PrOge: amt ) was on Auty at the “KSATIZ-StUMIO, Who ‘told EEN “thet he, HAIR, sd received a telepione call from Kadio Station KPFA in © => 2000 -RKerkeley advising that a more. audible copy of the tape. from; the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) that was left at Foster! s Restaurant on March 9, 1974, was available ‘for: KPFA - wie Metro Theatre in San Prancisco. ‘HAIR further. informed ” AL ERR ene Gig not have anyone available to pick up requested that KSAN make the pick up. P*HATR to get the tape ee the theatre and __ BEQUEEN base.” Shortly, thereafter, Qp!HAIR telephoned fen, tO” ‘confirm that a tape had been und, and Ree) EN Y, ‘She to ao to the KSAN studio. . ry the t ine! M@QUEEN reached the KSAN studio, cee me NTR had already brought the tape back to the studio and , 12 aivén it to the KSAN Chief Engineer for "dubbina," aS) - ¢hat’ is, for making of a copy to be kept by KSAN. When. the °- auhjaing process was complcted, NcQUEEN' obtained ‘the: original | of <be tape, that is, the one ecovered from the “Metro — Dheatre, and heipersonally delivered it to BPFAProduceToH Yrantor STAN JOUNSON at the KPFA Berkeley. StudT ru : ately had the tape broadcast over KPFA at approximately” 9:60 pam. At the conclusion of this broadcast KPFA personnel turned the tape over to a represen tative of the as - "Fr caminer" whose name was not known ‘to. BECCE Oe a ae TEEN - advised that the tape recovered from Metro: Theatre TI nad been in cassette form, and all he had. seen. oe was the cassette it self and not any packaging in which | it begment Contacts Geither recommendations nor ecaclusions of the FBI. Ht ie the operty of th FUL and ei d te feney, it and tis contents are not to be distributed ouiside your agency. rovers ° tn toaneg