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that to his recollection he had. just placea y the State Department offices in Washington, D.C.; ” i: i talk to someone about Libya, and cannot recall ‘Re 6ventually spoke. He stated he’ felt it may have : aie idual that he had received a letter from, ° £12, 1978, (previously furnished by Coleman nterview of May 8, 1979) but he simply cannot: recall. t this time that Billy's attorneys, Pollak and : Ruth in Washington, D.C., had asked him the same question. ‘Eesponse to whether he had ever talked to a Willian 4 ‘Or a Morris Draper he stated that Pollak and Ruth had likewi asked him this and he has no idea whether it is one of those tlemen or not. He further added that he does not even “really “recall at this time the conversations themselves. < E jSGotegen peated that to his knowledge, Gold-kist: porate@-of At{anta, Georgia, has made no arrangements with the Libyan Government adding that if so there would Rav been no meetings arranged between them by Billy. as 81232; oes ‘not wish to have anything to do with Gold-kist, and.“ further that, “Hobody down here likes Gold-kist. at 4% there had been any meetings between Gold-kist ‘a representatives, it would probably have. been. ime. the delegation was in : ‘ 2 79, when a number of compa “thet” . , mg with the Libyans. He stated that prior the delegation's arrival, he had informed the Georgia State nau: @fd. Trade Department that the Libyans and had expressed a desire to purchase from the Stat He recalled that the Industry and Trade Department hosted . jation to a dinner at which there were numerous nies present which he was sure would have included acquaintance of his, a Mr. Warren Young, of the Depar of Industry and Trade, had been his contact with that department. s ; te oy mes