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D B Cooper — Part 22
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2 See. K—Sun., Dec, 26, 1971 Los Angeles Cimes
CLUE TO HIJACKER
Please Check Your
$20 Bills, FBI Asks
BY DARYL LEMBKE
, Times Saft Writer
SEATTLE.— If you've
«got any $20 bills left from
Christmas shopping, the
FBI wishes you'd take a
look at them.
There's an off. chance
they might provide a clue
| as to the whereabouts of
*D.B. Cooper,” the fellow
who literally jumped at
the opportunity to get
away with $200,000.
; That was the name a
man gave when he pur-
_ chased 2 ticket in Portland
on a Seattle-bound No
west-Orlent afrliner last
Nov, 24.
He then’ hijacked the
airliner en route to Seattle
by showing a stewardess
wires which he said were
connected to a bomb fn his
briefcase. He forced the
airline to give him $200,-
000 In $20 bills and four
parachutes when the
plane landed in Seattle.
He enn made the: crew
off again and.he ap-
parently parachuted out at
the 727 jet between Seattle
and Reno, taking with him
the loot, °
ain nosh he could have
6 jump, ‘most
\people 2 seem to think that
*Cooper® got away with
the money.
Some even hope that he
did. He has become some-
thing of a folk hero A
Seattle firm ls even selling
*D.B. Cooper" T-shirts,
showing a man floating to
earth with the greenbacks.
But a rob fs still a
.robbery to the FBI, which
hag the serial numbers of
the stolen money-and has
published them in a 34-
page booklet circulated
among financial institu.
tions in the West.
To have come from the
20-pound package of $20
bills which the hijacker
i}
{
\ \
| ae
took, the bill must carry
both the correct number
and the date of the design
series.
| Twenties in the hifack
package are dated 1934,
1950, 1963 A and 1969, The
‘date of the series 1s found
at the bottom of the bill
.and just to the right of the
center,
| The first letter with the
serial number indicates {n
which of the 12 federal re-.
terve districts the bill és
" fssued. The great majority
4f the bills taken by the hi-
facker came from the 12th
Federal Reserve District,
headquartered in San
Francisco and lettered *L"
on the stolen pills, but the
ther 11 districts lettered
through K, are also rep-
sented. Numbers on the
st are in sequence but
ip from smaller to much
ger digits.
the i
7
Random numbers from
are as follows,
235 872A, dated
196 Al4 808 132A, dated
1969; iy BIA 242 873A, dated
18. 4 401 4514, dated
969;}B56 573 862A, dated
1909: Bee 486 809A, 1969;
COO 297 085A, 1969; C10
521 331A, 163A; DOL 595
ara 41969; D22 375 1344,
ar 150 268A, 1963A;
E00 560 629 1969; E13
397 308B 683A; E48 136
O99A, 1969; E85 531 831A ~
63A; FOO 653 024A, 1969;
F18 613 993A, 1969; GOO
06t 029B, 1969; GO2 520
743, $969; G11 544 8908
63A; G29 63A;
G36 71 521B, 1963A: G44
492 9 B, 1963A; G51 777
334A, | 1969, G56 717 199B,
19634} G67 396 O1OA, 1969:
HOO 950 268A, 1969; H27
1 6(4A, 1963A.
100039 231A, 1969; 100
834° S4A, 1969; 103 429
4
6srA, 1969; 105 028 eS,
138A, 1969; J10 68 744A,
1969; J15 062 146A, 1969:
526 190 173A, 1963A; J39
611 379A, 1963A;°KOO 061
294, 1966; KO8 015 487A,
1969; K18 626 803A, 1963A.
100 000 OOS GEA; 1400
205 900, 1969; 100
A, 1969:
Li 810 beta 1969; L13 219
A, 1
L14 707 268A, 1969; L18
088 643A, 1969; L17 875
1968, 19634; L19 016
203A, 1969; 9 303 624A,
1969; L19 488 860A, 1969;
L19 500 456B 63A; L19 723
933A, 1969; Li9 855 988A,’
1969; 119 960 OL0A, 1969.
L20 076 OS5A, 1969; 1.20
186 168A, 1969; 1.20 294
294A, 1969; L20 403 4784,
T9607 120 7 476 496A, 1969:
L21 441 210A, 63A; 122
565 661A, 1969; L24 291,
737A, 1969; L25 786 7278,
1963A; 1.27 309 5388,
1963A: 123 422 704A,
1969; L29 389 S35A, 1969;
L29 638 047A, 1969; L29
861 672A, 1969; 130 031
3598, 1S63A; 130 804
860A, 1969; 1.31 781 102A,
1969; 1.32 346 O9GA, 1969;
L232 428 332A, 1969.
132 509 792A, 1969; 132
' $86 072A, 196% 132 668
1969; 132 729 889A,
yer 132 815 350A, 1969;
A, 1969.
L32 949 822A, 1969; L33
058 753A,
622A, 1969; L33 180 326A,
1969; 1.33 260 X08A, 1969,
133 312 739A, 1969.
THIS LITTER.
WELCOME ON
{CY STREETS
1969, L33 121°
‘ton.®
DB Cooper-6378
te Ss ener
BURLINGTON, Mass. .
Voters here last
year banned the use of
salt on roads. So last
week, after a brief snow-
fall, the town Highway
De riment spread &
itute—kitty litter.
wt doesn't melt like
. galt, but it provides
good traction,” said a,
own olfictal about the
iny substance used
: gre
to line cats" boxes.
"We use it mostly on '
intersections and side- '
walks,” the official said.
“And we don't use as }
much of it as salt be-
cause it costs $80 a ton
and salt costs only $182 4
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