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SF 7-855 PAGE SEVEN AFTER THOROUGH BACKGROUND CHECKS OF INDIVIDUALS RESIDING IN AREAS TWO AND THREE WERE MADE AND PHYSICAL OBSERVATIONS OF THE LOCATIONS TAKEN, INTERVIEWS VERE CONDUCTED OF LAND OWNERS ON MARCH 24 AND 25, 1974. THESE INDIVIDUALS WERE SHOWN PHOTOGRAPHS OF PERTINENT SLA SUSPECTS BUT WERE UNABLE TO MAKE ANY IDENTIFI- CATIONS» IT I$ NOTED THAT IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF AREAS TwO AND THREE IS THE DE BALLE STATE PARK WHICH CONTAINS A LAKE APPROXIMATELY ONE AND ONE-HALF MILES IN LENGTH AND ONE-HALF MILE IN WIDTH SURROUNDED BY NUMEROUS CAMPGROUNDS. ' MANY OF THE SLA SUSPECTS HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN CAMPING AND LIVING OUTDOORS. PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE SUSPECTS WERE EXHIBITED TO STATE PARK RANGERS THIS DATE, CAMP RECORDS WERE EXAMINED, AND AN EXAMINATION OF LICENSE NUMBERS FOR CAMPERS WERE COMPARED FOR POSSIBLE IDENTIFICATION OF SLA SUSPECTS WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. If} REGARD TO THE AREA DEFINED BY THE SOIL SPECIALIST ON THE NORTH SLOPE OF MOUNT DIABLO, THIS AREA CONTINUES DOWN THE SLOPE OF THE MOUNTAIN AND CONTINUES TO THE SMALL TOWN OF CLAYTON, CALIFORNIA. TODAY, WE HAVE CONDUCTED INVESTIGATION IN END OF PAGE SEVEN