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( > 1 D302 (REV. 11-27-70) © @ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 12/9/71 Dote of troascription. b6 Lemar Portiand International —— Portland, Oregon, bic furnished sheets containing read out information and key to aviation weather reports for weather conditions between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. on November 24, 1971. He interpreted the read outs as follows: Surface observations: 7:00 p.m. Eugene, Oregon: 2,500 feet scattered, 3,800 feet scattered, 11,000 overcast, visibility 15 miles, temperature 42, wind SSE 8 knots, breaks in overcast. Portland, Oregon: 2,000 feet scattered, measured 3,400 feet broken, 5,000 feet overcast, 15 mile visibility, very light rain showers, temperature 46, wind SE 4 knots. io Rain began at 6:35 p.m. , Toledo, Washington: 3,500 scattered, measured 4,700 feet overcast, visibility 12 miles, temperature 41, wind SSW 4 knots. Rain ended at 6:15 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Eugene, Oregon: 1,600 feet scattered, 2,500 feet overcast, 10 miles visibility, light rain showers, temperature 42, wind SSW 12 ‘knots, rain began at 7:34 p.m. Salem, Oregon: 1,500 scattered, measured 2,600 overcast, 5 miles visibility, light rain showers, temperature 43, wind SSS 9 knots. Portland, Oregon: 1,500 scattered, measured 2,700 broken, 5,000 feet overcast. 7 miles visibility, light rain showers, temperature 42, wind west 10 knots. Toledo, Washington: Measured 3,000 feet overcast, 12 miles visibility, very light rain showers, temperature 42, wind south 5 knots. Rain began 7:35 p.m. Interviewed on 22/3/71 ot Portland, Oregon Fite + SE_164-81 -O086 Thin document contgins neither recommendations hor conclysions of the FBI it is the property of the FBI ond is toaned to your agency; jt ond ‘its contents are not fo he distribyted ovtside your ggency, DB Cooper-619