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FD-302a (Rev.11-15-83) 58C-WF-180673 b6 b7C 6/22,24/93,Page b7D Continuation of FD-302 of 3 payroll and cleaned windows and vacuumed RosTenkowskr's Wisconsin home. stated that he found out about Russo because. RUSSO's son-in-law ROBERT C. UNDERWOOD also known as "Chuck"). stated that did Russo's yearly taxes, and. ROBERT Russo) had to aive a larae portion of their paychecks back to ROSTENKOWSKI. that the Russo's had to pay all the income tax for the money that was. actually going to RosTENKOWSKI. ldid not know what percentage of the Russo's paychecks went to RosTeNkowskI, but stated that IRENE Russo was only allowed to keep $20.00 from her paycheck for each time she cleaned RosTeNkowskI's home. did not know of any other people who had to kickback money to ROSTENKOWSKI,but believed that may have kicked back money to ROSTENKOwSKI. b6 b7C stated that was a on the 32nd Ward payroll or ROSTENKOwsKI's conaressional payroll; and RosTENKOwsKI always b7D talked about how was going to build a library for RosTeNkowskI in the storage room at 1347-49 N. Noble, Chicago, Illinois. was then asked to sketch the first floor of. 1347-49 N. Noble, Chicago, Illinois. nrovided the interviewing Agents with his sketch, and b6 recalled the specific uses of each room, and in some instances, the layout of b7C b7D furniture. was asked about the day-to-day use of the storage room at 1347-49 N. Noble, and stated that from 1980 to 1988 he could not recall the storage room eyer being used for campaign meetings or campaign purposes. stated that, at the very most, approximately one percent of the room was used for campaign materials.. stated that their was never more than one or two boxes of campaign flyers in the storage room. stated that in 1988 the storage room was filled with garment bags, televisions, ladders and scaffolding. indicated that he had seen the Chicago newspaper and television coverage regarding the use of the storage room, and the photos taken by the news agencies looked nothing like the storage room b6 ]had seen in 1988. b7C b7D was asked if he knew of any individuals who were on RosTeNkowskI's payroll and were doing personal work for