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Senator Edward Kennedy — Part 22
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To : SAC, BOSTON (197-211) (P) Date 5/28/92
Subject: JOHN J. STARADUMSKY v.
RONALD REAGAN;
ET AL
the information of SRA /92,
PLA received a telephone call from MS.
Legal Counsel Division, FBIHQ. MS.[___ladvised that she had
received a cop January 23, 1992, which was
from AUS ee Providence, R.I. to MS.[____]
Deputy Clerk, United States_District Court, Concord, NH.,
regarding captioned lawsuit. mMs.[ __—_—i advised that in the
letter, AUSA made reference to elephone
conversation at_ he had with MS. on 1/22/92. More
over, AUSAL______—*diyY: stated that it waS his understanding that
the matter of STARADUMSKY v. REAGAN, civil action number 88-2000D
had been dismissed against all parties including all Federal
defendants. Moreover, AUSAL stated in the above
mentioned letter that he understood that the suit was dismissed
due to MR. STARADUMSKY’S not filing an amended complaint on
3/22/91.
ms [| advised that she also conducted a review of
the recent docket in the matter of STARADUMSKY v.WEST WARWICK, Et
Al., Civil Action Number 90-CV-2000, which was obtained by SRA
on 4/27/92 from MRS. U.S. DISTRICT COURT
CLERK’S OFFICE, Concord, New Hampshire. MS. advised that
she conducted a review of this docket, and noted docket entry
number 18, dated 2/19/91, which notes among other things that
civil action number 88-2000D was consolidated into civil action
number 90-CV-2000 on 2/19/91.
1-Boston_ (197-911)
JMC/amf
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