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Memorandum to Mr %, S, Miller . i ; Mi Re: SYMBIONESE LIvERATION ARMY (SLA) OU EXTREMIST MATTERS on . erial was a notebook possibly belonging to Nancy Ling Perry § ~° which in two different places contained the name of Patty Hearst. There were also among the papers the names of 12 to 20 additional dndividuals (prominent industrialists and bankers) for the most part in the area covered by the San Francisco Office who apparently had been afforded surveillance attention by SLA members or sympathizers and possibly were scheduled as targets for kidnapping or acts of _. extortion by the SLA. At the writer's request, the material which — was being photographed was quickly reviewed for the purpose of . extracting that which appeared most pertinent in order that it might receive the earliest possible attention. The San pat seco” Office thereafter notified the prominent individuals whose names “"" were mentioned above, as well as the local law enforcement agencies covering their residences of the fact that their names had been found among the effects of SLA members, and that if they felt they © {required any protection or other action, they Should make Arrange~ ~:~. ments with local authorities. Also discovered as a result of the review of the material, which incidentally weighed some 80 pounds were numerous maps} - ‘lpossibly as many as 50 were located on which various installations -_. had been marked in red, green, or yellow pencils. The instailations 4included military bases, telephone towers, airfields, Federal and | SAR 6? aye State buildings, an antique shop where automatic weapons were on display, and the residence of the owner of the antique shop. There were numerous red marks io the hilly and mountainous area east of © San Francisco where mines were located. Tc expedite its investiga- tion in the kidnapping case, the San Francisco Office secured |. -: geodetic and AAA maps which duplicated those found among the SLA - effects and marked them in a manner so that leads could be pursued rather than await the photographing and developing of color prints. of the maps found. The San Francisco Office had secured from officials of the California Department of Corrections the transcript of a discussion by some he Department officia with CONTINUED ~ OVER