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(a 76855 -. STT/sje ~ phone had been disconnected and that calls for GEARstT: should ae be referred to the FBI or the police. At this time there tae Ly _ Were quite a few people in the KSAN studio; and somebody, _ whose identity or description PONAHUE said he could not. recall, said he knew how to réach @&/ILLIAM “RANDOLPH ‘HEARST? . About ten minutes later someone else, whose identit OD ey description SPONAHUE said he could not recall, to BONARUE : that he would soon receive a telephone call from TLLIAM «. RANDOLPH WEARST. DONAHUE ‘advised that he was not sure how | HEARST had been contacted; .but SMONAHUE believed that. someone oo _ from KSAN had called someone at’Radio Station KPFA in Berkeley, _ _ and this individual at KPFA had either directly contacted . . ee! _ GEARST or had reached MEARST through a third party. <= =): At sometime between 7:15 p.m..and 7:30 p.m., BRONAHUE? - received a telephone call from @§ZLLIAM RANDOLPH. HEARST ior ‘$aid that he would send someone over to pick up the cassette. | Somciime thereafter @OBERT W. HOLLIS of the Examiner came to the KSAN stud 4 and ¢ SONAHUE that he, #{0LLIS, Rad been _ instructed by "HEARST to pick up the cassette and deliver it to the F3I; @OQNAUUE. then turned the cassette over tof#PLLIS> . . . . Potten este o's GBHAIIUL, advised that between 7:45 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Oo on ijlarch 9, 1974, a copy of the cassette was broadcast by SAN, ; . : Co i a me a ee . = cee eee