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LV 166-2052 To comment briefly about certain specifics he mentions,. the following is observed: was a long time from the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area and he did live in Caesars Palace Hotel. It' is mentioned. that. 'took action" in his room from all over the United States. If this was done by I it would be an obvious violation, but would be extremely difficult to substantiate. Specifics would be needed in order to investigate such an allegation further. It is mentioned that pr three years for doing nothing. It is noted that did was set as a less expensive way of paying him for his value to the hotel rather than paying him on a head count basis b6 b7C b7D When Caesars Palace was first organized, it was organized in a way that employees were sought and obtained who had extensive' background in bookmaking operations and would be in a position to know and evaluate gamblers from all parts of the country. Consequently, there were major bookmakers either on the record at Caesars Palace as employees or employed as junket organizers from practically every major metropolitan area in the United States with backgrounds similar tq. In several places refers to RESNICK's with the Thunderbird Hotel. Much of this information is either speculation or rumor on his part. Las Vegas is aware from a'previous informant who was extremely close to REsNIck, that RESNIck was an undisclosed owner in the Thunderbird which was owned principally by the gaming authorities in Nevada.. remained the landlord of that hotel and probably did retain an undisclosed ownership in that operation also. makes several points of a large amount of. markers disappearing from the Thunderbird when this hotel was. originally sold to. +he Dol wobb Corporation. The markers did. not disappear as. suggests, but instead they were questionable markers which Del Webb would not consider as assets and refused to accept or make any offer for them when. buying the variqus assets of the hotel.' It is also a fact that RESNICK and and probably others, continued, legitimately, to collect on these markers on behalf of the old Thunderbird owners. It is also undoubtedly true that REsnicK was stealing as much of the money collected as possible 2