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AT 97-106 2 aii gtyalen ai State Senator HENRY RUSSELL of Boston, Georgia, in Columbus, Georgia, at which time they travelled to Atlanta and met with SHALOUF, JORDAN, HUDGINS, MARIO LEANZA, and a LEONARD LONG. He stated that to his knowledge, reservations and Fae tickets had all been arranged by SHALOUF; and they left Hartsfield International Airport for Rome, Italy, stopping ?, in New York to pick up LONG's son, J. C. LONG. ce tik be te a ee a. Mat Upon arriving in Rome, they were met by another Libyan representative; and accommodations had been made for their stay overnight in Rome. He advised that neither he nor BILLY made much of a tour of Rome, staying in the | hotel due to the strong talk of terrorism and attacks upon wie prominent individuals during that particular time in Italy. a COLEMAN added that during the trip there had been no business talks except possibly for LEONARD LONG, who apparently had some type of a concrete deal in which he _-was trying to. interest SHALOUF. es The following day, the group left. for Tripoli where they were met by the Foreign Minister SHAHATI and another Libyan official by the name of JALOUF (phonetic), each of these men being second and third in command. They also, subsequently, met with an official of the United States: Embassy in Tripoli, a BILL EGLETON. They never did meet with President QADAFFI during their six-day stay in Tripoli. ho. teva tte wd? Pe re eh cae oe COLEMAN stated that during this stay there were numerous official banquets, both by the Libyan Government and the United States Government in Tripoli; and the Libyan authorities gave them a tour of the agriculture, business, dairy, and other projects of that nature being conducted by the Libyan Government. COLEMAN stated that he and BILLY remained together throughout the entire visit and that the group as a whole © remained together, although pairing off such as HUDGINS . and RUSSELL and LEANZA with the LONGs and JORDAN. To his knowledge, there was never any financial ~~ °~ or business discussions made between BILLY and the Libyan officials; and on numerous occasions he and BILLY discussed