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PATRICIA HEARST and JACK SCOTT left\PSineyivania _ .imk a Ryder Van which had been rented in New York. *,In they - / = .> van was some of the furniture from the SCOTTS' apartment’ in . >. .; °') New-York City. The HARRISES took a train to the Wests Coast ‘ae and WENDY YOSHIMURA took a “hippie bus" about a month* ‘later, HEARST md JACK SCOTT drove west on Interstate 80, then turned south somewhere-in Utah. While driving through Nebraska, JACK SCOTT was stopped by. the police for speeding -— _ but talked his way out of a tickét by... discussing a football ‘co game that had been played by Nebraska ‘that day. While on ‘'." . the trip they had trouble with ®thés avan in Cheyenne, Wyoming, » and had it fixed at a garage. On:.this® ‘trip JACK SCOTT paid all of the expenses, that 1s, lodging, food, and transportation expenses. . ND? co “HEARST and JACK SCOTT arrived in Las Vegas, - Nevada; and-went to the elder SCOTTS' apartment, where they “Stayed one night. According to the elder SCOTTS, a letter had ‘been received from théir son, WALTER, from Libya. While oo: HEARST was at the elder ‘SCOTTS! apartment, -WALTER SCOTT an called his parents from *England and said he was returning home. 7 This: ‘was in the. latter part of. September, 1974, a4 Fe oe In addition to the ‘above, Miss HEARST furnished _the following information: a _HEARST had been. told - by members of the SLA that - ‘NANCY LING. PERRY's -30 caliber M-1 carbine had been altered to fire: 114, automatic at a higher than normal cyclic rate of fire. bya" erson ‘named "ARCO", .DONALD DE FREEZE then copied _ "ARCO' 5" methodof; alteration on other carbines in the Possession of ‘the , SLA. _—— _ DONALD DE FREEZE was ; picked up after his escape from the California Men's Facility at Soledad oY a person - CARESS MAYFIELD, who she has never seen. Bet , 'THERO WHEELER was at one time a member of the SLA: =f prior to the kidnapping. However, on @ trip to the safe _house,jn- Concord during which WHEELER was blindfolded so .that he could not determine the location of the safe house,. ao EELER was able to observe enough points of reference to “8 low him to return at a later time to the safe house.’: wr iaatee>