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” ey RPS zi : = 3S os wioditle , M Ps ; oN i arats POR = aes IAD: OTE ca P a ioc BR De) Os re 7 1 + personal philosophies and life styles of plgintiffs, end perser and groups such as the SLA, with which plaintiffs have been publicly identified by defendants. Said gossip has been releas. _leaked, or disseminated to the general ‘public by. defendants, their agents, employees and officers. ‘The resulting. releases, Teaks, ‘and dissemination produced news seamen ~ Garried articles in the Los Angeles Tires. (Exhibit R Rye - 36. “Said gossip described in Paragraph 55 above includes but is ‘not ‘limited to prejudicial alleged photographs of plain- ‘tiffs, the dissemination of which was ordered by agents, ‘office a, and employees of the FBI. Said gossip also includes ‘private correspondence from plaintiff ‘Emily Harris to her parents, whic _ Was ‘leaked and disseminated by agent Ss, officers and employed of the ‘FBI. 57. Further, said leads, information, and gossip include but are not limited to the contents or portions thereof oF in- estigative reports, memoranda ,. and documents prepared ‘by de- ‘fendants, their agents and investigators with respect to plain: ‘and the alleged. acts and. évents which will form the basis for the criminal. charges for which phaintitis: are now scheduled to begin trial on ‘February. 2, 1976. “Said conteats or ‘portions thereof were presented, in Sum or substance to. ‘the grand furs which returned indictments against ‘plaintiffs, and should not ; shave ‘been disseminated to. the public. .° Said. contents or portion eel. tn nr see) ‘thereof, if in fact, true ‘and admissible at. trial - as. porperly ‘stance evidence, “should not have been: disseminated: prior ‘to “Petar to members of the’ “public: fron which plaincifes* ay Swi