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CI 44-1249 6 . He also noted that during the past summer of "1973, he also furnished a more detailed statement ions of these events to a ee eee aa of the ONG Wusige Advocate General’s Office. He noted tata is located in Columbus, Ohio. WER arco noted that in the summer of 1970, investigators from the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) were at Camp Perry, Ohio, while his ONG unit was at firearms traning. These investigators were conducting the investigation regarding the KSU matter for the atate. He asked one of these persons, name unknown, regarding TERRY NORMAN. This person told him that NORMAN had been working for another law enforcement agency, and would not be prosecuted. i He also advised that an ONG Sergeant, name unknown, had bean in charge of giving out press credentials at KSU in May, 1970. He noted that this person, name not known to him, is assigned to Headquarters Company, Firat Battalion, 145th Infantry, ONG, Akron, Ohio. He noted that thta Sercneant ahouldA he ahle to furnish information that this Sergeant should be able to ish information regarding press credentials issued. also noted that he heard from an unrecalled source that TERRY NORMAN had been granted press credentials because he claimed to be working for the FBI. He noted that he has no personal knowledge of this information. GHB notes that he has directed correspondence to vaious persons inquiring regarding what action is to be taken, if any, regarding TERRY NORMAN. He noted that such correspondence was directed to the United States Department of Justice, the Ohio Attorney General, and several United States Senators. He noted that one of the replies received by him in response to these communica~ tions was a letter dated September 21, 1970, from PAUL W. BROWN, Attorney General, State of Ohio, which advised as follows: