Descriptive Summary
Administrative Information
Introduction
Appendices
Descriptive Summary
Title: Los Angeles Police Department Records of the Robert F. Kennedy Assassination Investigation,
Date (inclusive): ca. 1968-1978
Creator:
Los Angeles (Calif.). Police Dept.
Extent: ca. 50,000 pages
Repository:
California State Archives
Language:
English.
Administrative Information
Publication Rights
For permission to reproduce or publish, please contact the California State Archives. Permission for reproduction or publication
is given on behalf of the California State Archives as the owner of the physical items. The researcher assumes all responsibility
for possible infringement which may arise from reproduction or publication of materials from the California State Archives
collections.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Los Angeles Police Department Records of the Robert F. Kennedy Assassination Investigation, California
State Archives, Office of the Secretary of State, Sacramento, California.
Introduction
When the California State Archives received the Kennedy assassination investigation records in August 1987, it was apparent
that the records would require special treatment. In examining the material, one is immediately struck by both the magnitude
of the investigation and the size and types of records generated by it. Among the 50,000 pages created by Special Unit Senator
(SUS) may be found a card index of over 8,200 entries, over 4,800 interviews, nearly 2,900 photographs, 155 items of physical
evidence, and a bewildering number and variety of audio and videotapes. In all, the investigation consumed over 6,400 personnel
hours during a thirteen-month period and cost in excess of $289,000.
To a great extent, the records have been organized following the filing system and order established by SUS, as is customary
in archival practice. Series titles have been retained except in a few cases when they seemed confusing or misleading. Significant
duplication shows up throughout the records. That is, a particular report or interview may appear in several aspects of the
investigation. In order to document this practice, such duplication has not been eliminated unless it occurred within the
same file unit.
The records are divided into four distinct groups. The largest group by far consists of the records of Special Unit Senator,
1968-1969, which conducted the investigation. The bulk of the SUS records relate to the interview process -- Interviews (series
#11), Transcripts (series #22), or Tape Recorded Interviews (series #30). Other large series exist on conspiracies -- Conspiracy
Investigation Files (series #27), and on the Final Reports (series #12). The second group is relatively small in comparison,
but significant. These are the Re-investigative Files, 1974-1978, which focus on many of the "second-gun" theories that surfaced
after Sirhan's trial. The third body of materials comprise the exhibits found in Sirhan's trial in Los Angeles County Superior
Court, The People of the State of California v. Sirhan Bishara Sirhan (A233421). The fourth group of records are the Wolfer
Board records which constitute an internal investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department into allegations against DeWayne
Wolfer who conducted the ballistic studies in the case.
A researcher should be aware that, with few exceptions, access to the records will be provided through a user version of a
16mm microfilm copy. Microfilm roll numbers are printed next to each microfilmed series described in the guide. This has been
done not only to preclude use of information excluded from public access by state law, but also to ensure preservation of
the originals. A number of items have been copied to facilitate use of the records. All motion picture film and U-matic videotapes
have been transferred to a cassette format with, in some cases, enhanced sound qualities. Copy negatives have been produced
for all photographs where none existed previously. The entire collection has been microfilmed for security purposes.
From the beginning, every effort has been made to provide the fullest possible disclosure of the records. In many instances,
though particular series contained sensitive information, a decision was made to open the records for examination. These decisions
were made through a determination that the historical significance of the investigation and the "public's right to know" outweighed
an "individual's right to privacy". As a result, in the few places where restrictions are noted, the justification is firmly
rooted in California statutory law. This is true for the following categories: all records relating to arrests and convictions
created by the State Department of Justice, Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation; fingerprint records; records
with any information about the arrest or conviction of juveniles; school records containing student names; autopsy photographs;
and selected personnel documents from the aforementioned Wolfer Board records. In addition, two other types of records are
restricted: FBI records; and police records from agencies other than the Los Angeles Police Department noted as "confidential".
Researchers who desire access to these latter records should contact the FBI or appropriate originating jurisdiction directly.
A body of related information may be found elsewhere. The
Robert F. Kennedy Assassination Archives at Southeastern Massachusetts University (North Dartmouth, Massachusetts 02747) contains a large collection of materials
on the case. Included among these records are files donated by several writers and researchers and materials purchased from
the National Archives and Records Administration-Pacific Southwest Region, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office,
and the FBI. Another source of information is the Assassination Archives and Research Center (918 "F" Street, N.W., Suite
510, Washington, D.C. 20004). The Center maintains an extensive collection of government documents, interviews, unpublished
manuscripts, photographs, audio tapes, and secondary works. These materials may be regarded as supplementing the records described
in this guide, although doubtless some minor duplication exists. The California State Archives also maintains other records
of interest, including Sirhan's appeal to the State Supreme Court (Case No. 14026).
Most researchers and, in particular, those unfamiliar with the investigation, will find a review of the ten-volume, uncensored
version of the final report to be a useful starting point. The report summarizes in much detail the work of the investigation
and draws heavily from records to be found in almost every other series. A table of contents for this report may be found
in Appendix B of the guide. In addition, a number of indices are interspersed throughout the collection which, in some cases,
provide detailed information concerning the contents of the series in question. Whenever present, these indices will be located
at the beginning of the microfilmed series.
Questions about restricted materials, use and availability of materials, and other matters related to the records, should
be addressed in writing to Nancy Zimmelman at the California State Archives.
Appendices
Appendix A: List of Physical Evidence
* Note: All items of RFK's clothing are in the possession of the Los Angeles County District Attorney.
Appendix B: The 1969 Final Report: Table of Contents
See the master finding aid available on the California State Archives website for more information
Appendix C: List of Motion Picture Films
- Special Unit Senator composite film:
- "Senator Kennedy Assassination", June 5, 1968
- Pat Paulsen (prior to Kennedy speech) Produced by Group One Productions
- Ambassador Hotel, June 4, 1968
Note: no audio
- Kennedy Speech and Shooting Aftermath
- Embassy ballroom, Ambassador Hotel, June 4-5, 1968
Note: no audio
- Kennedy Shooting Aftermath
- Ambassador Hotel pantry, June 5, 1968
Note: no audio
- Kennedy Shooting Aftermath
- Ambassador Hotel, NBC News film, June 5, 1968
Note: no audio
- Kennedy Shooting Aftermath
- Ambassador Hotel, KNXT News film, June 5, 1968
- Kennedy Shooting Aftermath
- Ambassador Hotel, CBS News film, June 5, 1968
- Good Government Kennedy Rally
- Produced by TRW Systems Group, May 16, 1968
Note: no audio
- Kennedy Rally
- Ambassador Hotel, June 2, 1968
Note: no audio
- Re-enactment of the Assassination; Reviewing Polka-dot Dresses
- Ambassador Hotel; other unspecified locations, June ?, 1968 and other unspecified dates.
Created by Special Unit Senator
Note: very poor quality; at times, no picture and/or poor audio quality
Appendix D: Index to the Transcripts
See the master finding aid available on the California State Archives website for more information
Appendix E: Robert F. Kennedy Assassination Investigation Records Audio Tapes
*Note: Unless otherwise noted, all audio tapes are recordings of interviews who were not witnesses to the shooting.
People v. Sirhan Sirhan
The following tapes were part of the evidence in the case, People v. Sirhan Sirhan. The tapes were transferred to the California
State Archives from the National Archives, Pacific Southwest Region in Laguna Niguel, California.
Interview by John F. Burns
The following tape is an oral history interview conducted by California State Archivist, John F. Burns.
Appendix F:Index to Photographs
See the master finding aid available on the California State Archives website for more information
Appendix G:Microfilm Index
See the master finding aid available on the California State Archives website for more information
Appendix H:List and Description of Trial Exhibits
See the master finding aid available on the California State Archives website for more information
Appendix I: Policies and Procedures for Use of Collection
1. Documents from the Los Angeles Police Department records of the Robert F. Kennedy assassination investigation are available
only on microfilm. In addition, the collection contains copies of audio tapes, video tapes, and photographs.
2. Copies of microfilm, audio tape, video tape, and photographs may be purchased. All orders for microfilm and audio tape
must be prepaid.
3. Microfilm. Rolls of microfilm can be purchased at a cost of $25.00/roll or $600.00 for the complete set (24 rolls). Included
with the complete set is a finding aid. The finding aid may be purchased separately for $22.50. Checks should be made payable
to "California Archives Foundation". Visa, MasterCard, and American Express are also accepted.
4. Photographs. Copies of photographs may be purchased at a cost of $10.00/image for order preparation plus applicable reproduction
charges. Check with Archives staff for additional details.
5. Audio and Video Materials. For copies of selected audio tapes and video tapes, contact the California State Archives.
Appendix J: Selected Bibliography
Blumenthal, Sid and Harvey Yazijian, eds.
Government by Gunplay: Assassination Conspiracy Theories from Dallas to Today. New York: New American Library, 1976.
Committee to Investigate Assassinations.
American Political Assassinations: A Bibliography of Works Published 1963-1970, Related to the Assassination of John F. Kennedy,
Martin Luther King, Robert F. Kennedy.
Washington [distributed by Special Collections Division, Georgetown University Library], 1973.
Freed, Donald.
The Killing of RFK. New York: Dell, 1975.
Goode, Stephen.
Assassination. New York: F. Watts, 1979.
Gorey, Hays.
Robert Kennedy, The Last Campaign. New York: Harcourt Brace, 1993.
Houghton, Robert A.
Special Unit Senator: The Investigation of the Assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. New York: Random House, 1970.
Jansen, Godfrey H.
Why Robert Kennedy Was Killed: The Story of Two Victims. New York: Third Press, 1970.
Joesten, Joachim.
New Light on the Robert Kennedy Murder Fraud: How the True Facts of the RFK Assassination Were Covered Up. Gutenberg, Germany: Joesten, 1972.
Joesten, Joachim.
Trilogy of Murder. Gutenberg, Germany: Joesten, [1967]-1969.
Kaiser, Robert Blair.
"R.F.K. Must Die!": A History of the Robert Kennedy Assassination and Its Aftermath. New York: E.P. Dutton and Co., Inc., 1970.
Klaber, William and Philip H. Melanson.
Shadow Play: The Murder of Robert F. Kennedy, the Trial of Sirhan Sirhan, and the Failure of American Justice. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1997.
Knight, Janet.
Three Assassinations: The Deaths of John and Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King. 2 vols. New York: Facts on File, 1971-1978.
Kurland, Gerald.
The Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. Charlotteville, NY: SamHar Press, 1973.
Mehdi, Mohammed Taki.
Kennedy and Sirhan: Why? New York: New World Press, 1968.
Melanson, Philip.
The Robert F. Kennedy Assassination. New York: Shapolsky Publishers, 1991.
Moldea, Dan E. "Who Really Killed Bobby Kennedy?", (Regardie's, June 1987).
Moldea, Dan E.
The Killing of Robert F. Kennedy. New York: W.W. Norton, 1995.
Noyes, Peter.
Legacy of Doubt. New York: Pinnacle Books, 1973.
Scheim, David E.
Contract on America: The Mafia Murders of John and Robert Kennedy. Silver Spring, MD: Argyle Press, 1983.
Scott, Peter Dale, Paul L. Hoch, and Russel Stetler, eds.
The Assassinations-- Dallas and Beyond: A Guide to Cover-ups and Investigations. 3rd edition. New York: Random House, 1978.
Shihab, Aziz.
Sirhan. San Antonio: Naylor Co., 1969.
Steinbacher, John.
Robert Francis Kennedy, the Man, the Mysticism, the Murder. Los Angeles: Impact Publishers, 1968.
Steinkellner, Hans.
A Very Gentle Person: A Play in Three Acts About the Robert Kennedy Assassination. Kensington, CA: H. Steinkellner, 1975.
Time-Life Books, eds.
True Crime: Assassination. Alexandria, Virginia: Time-Life Inc., 1994.
Turner, William W. and Jonn G. Christian.
The Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy: A Searching Look at the Conspiracy and Cover-up 1968-1978. New York: Random House, 1978.
United Press International.
Assassination: Robert F. Kennedy, 1925-1968. New York: Cowles, 1968.
Name Index to Audio Tapes
Abo, Dr. Stanley
CSA-K114
Almond, Charles
CSA-K181
Altenbaugh, Charlie
CSA-K42
Altfillisch, Bert
CSA-K34
Arnot, Larry
CSA-K67, CSA-K68
Aubry, Richard
CSA-K86
Azirian, Stepan
CSA-K115
Ballantyne, Nina
CSA-K54
Barry, William
CSA-K6 (Part 2)
Behunin, Ruth
CSA-K81 (A)
Bobbitt, Danny G.
CSA-K19
Booth, Lucy
CSA-K81 (A)
Braden, Jim
CSA-K14
Breslin, James
CSA-K140
Buck, David
CSA-K43
Buck, Dorothy
CSA-K43
Buckner, Everett, Sr.
CSA-K40 (A), CSA-K51, CSA-K126, CSA-K127
Burba, Harold L.
CSA-K24 (A)
Burns, Frank, Jr.
CSA-K10
Carreon, Henry
CSA-K100 (A) & (B)
Casden, Robin
CSA-K76, CSA-K80
Cesar, Thane
CSA-K7, CSA-K8, CSA-K24 (A) & (B)
Charach, Theodore
CSA-K29 (B), CSA-K97 (A) & (B), CSA-K146 (A) & (B)
Christian, Jonn
CSA-K145, CSA-K174
Clark, Alvin
CSA-K98
Cordero, Humphrey
CSA-K141 (A)
Corey, Beverly
CSA-K89, CSA-K90
Crabbendam, J.G.
CSA-K168 (A) & (B), CSA-K169
Crowe, Margaret
CSA-K45 (A)
Crowe, Walter, Jr.
CSA-K59 (A) & (B), CSA-K60 (A) & (B), CSA-K61
Crowe, Walter, Sr.
CSA-K45 (A)
Cuccia, Vicki
CSA-K111 (A)
Curtis, Lloyd W.
CSA-K24 (A)
Davis, George
CSA-K130, CSA-K131, CSA-K175
Deeb, Dr. Paul
CSA-K34, CSA-K103 (B)
DeNier, Veronica
CSA-K81 (A)
DiPierro, Vincent
CSA-K4, CSA-K5, CSA-K12, CSA-K122, CSA-K125
Dirks, Charles
CSA-K133
Droz, Fred
CSA-K29 (A)
Duarte, Jose
CSA-K53, CSA-K69, CSA-K70 (A) & (B), CSA-K71 (A) & (B), CSA-K116
Duffey, Estelyn
CSA-K19
Dunsay, M. Denise
CSA-K111 (B)
Dutton, Frederick
CSA-K6 (Part 2), CSA-K167
Endersby, Victor
CSA-K186 (A) & (B)
Enyart, Scott
CSA-K19
Erhard, George
CSA-K22, CSA-K52, CSA-K94, CSA-K120
Evans, Elizabeth
CSA-K128
Fahey, John
CSA-K32 (A) & (B), CSA-K50, CSA-K56 (A) & (B), CSA-K162, CSA-K164 (A) & (B), CSA-K165 (A), (B), & (C)
Farr, Gloria
CSA-K82
Farrell, Thomas
CSA-K109 (B)
Fisher, Alfred
CSA-K47 (B)
Fisher, Joel
CSA-K29 (A)
Fontanini, Steve
CSA-K84
Frankenheimer, John
CSA-K163
Fraser, Terry
CSA-K109 (B)
Freed, Evan
CSA-K16
Fulmer, Cathy Sue
CSA-K91
Gallivan, J.W.
CSA-K6 (Part 1)
Gearhart, John
CSA-K57, CSA-K58
Gilbert, Keith
CSA-K187 (A) & (B)
Goldstein, Ira
CSA-K75, CSA-K134
Grant, Maurice
CSA-K9
Grecco, Eva
CSA-K81 (A)
Grier, Roosevelt
CSA-K6 (Part 1)
Griffin, Booker
CSA-K11
Grijalva, Richard
CSA-K42, CSA-K72
Grijalva, Roberta
CSA-K42, CSA-K72
Groves, Judy
CSA-K29 (A), CSA-K84
Groves, Sanford
CSA-K29 (B)
Grugan, Clarence
CSA-K24 (A)
Gugas, Chris
CSA-K37
Gutierrez, Frank
CSA-K152
Guy, Virginia
CSA-K92
Hager, Lloyd
CSA-K40 (A)
Haggerty, Michael
CSA-K83
Hall, Melvin S.
CSA-K6 (Part 1) & (Part 2)
Hansen, Eve
CSA-K54
Hanson, Leland
CSA-K109 (A)
Haraden, Parker
CSA-K42
Harrington, Wesley
CSA-K188
Havalla, Bassam
CSA-K99
Heacock, Margaret
CSA-K101
Heinemann, Larry
CSA-K103 (A)
Herrick, Donna
CSA-K149, CSA-K150
Herrick, Jeanne
CSA-K78
Hogue, Lt.
CSA-K176
Holgate, Michael
CSA-K109 (A)
Holmes, Milton
CSA-K148
Howard, John
CSA-K73
Hubbard, Cora
CSA-K79
Iqbal, Khalid
CSA-K111 (B)
Jacobs, Mabel
CSA-K109 (B) & (C)
Jalalipour, Reza
CSA-K71 (A) & (B)
Jennings, Trudi
CSA-K77
Jensen, Officer D.
CSA-K110
Johnson, Rafer
CSA-K85
Jones, James
CSA-K108
Keenan, James
CSA-K130
Kendall, Charles
CSA-K40 (B), CSA-K109 (A)
Khan, Khaibar
CSA-28 (A)
Khoury, Barbara
CSA-K89, CSA-K90
Khoury, John
CSA-K142
Khoury, Nabil
CSA-K90
Kouchan, Maryam
CSA-K28 (A) & (B)
Kovack, Michael
CSA-K111 (A)
Kovack, Rosemary
CSA-K111 (A)
Kowalec, Stanley
CSA-K24 (A)
Kramer, Patricia
CSA-K103 (A)
Kristastamo, Mrs.
CSA-K174
Laemmle, Raquel
CSA-K53
Laemmle, Robert
CSA-K114
LaHive, Joseph A.
CSA-K19, CSA-K82
Lahmer, Virginia
CSA-K113
Lane, Mark
CSA-K147
LaScola, Dr. Ray
CSA-K37
Lee, Harry
CSA-K42
Licher, Robert
CSA-K180
Long, James
CSA-K168 (A) & (B), CSA-K169
Lowe, Lois
CSA-K113
Lubic, Richard
CSA-K118 (A) & (B), CSA-K119
Ludlow, John
CSA-K46 (A) & (B)
Lynch, Cecil
CSA-K48, CSA-K108
Mankiewicz, Frank
CSA-K6 (Part 2), CSA-73
Marcus, Michael D.
CSA-K6 (Part 1)
Mardigani, Carl
CSA-K20 (A) & (B)
Martin, Raymond
CSA-K108
Martin, Rhoda
CSA-K186 (B)
Martinez, Frank
CSA-K152
McChesney, Grove
CSA-K42
McKay, Roderick
CSA-K182
Midby, Glen H.
CSA-K19
Miller, Dr. Milton
CSA-K103 (B)
Minasian, Edward
CSA-K9, CSA-K87
Mitchell, Charles
CSA-K101
Montellano, David
CSA-K100 (A)
Morse, Bert
CSA-K109 (B)
Mundell, Rev. James
CSA-K106
Murphy, Fred A.
CSA-K24 (A)
Murray, Barbara
CSA-K132
Nagin, Larry
CSA-K179 (A) & (B)
Nilsson, Dr. Paul
CSA-K103 (A) & (B)
Noyes, Peter
CSA-K170, CSA-K171 (A), (B), & (C), CSA-K172
Osterkamp, Peggy
CSA-K34
Owen, Jerry
CSA-K23, CSA-K55 (A) & (B), CSA-K130, CSA-K153
Parsons, Russell
CSA-K17, CSA-K33
Patrusky, Martin
CSA-K9
Perez, Jesus
CSA-K8
Perez, Thomas
CSA-K24 (A)
Perkins, Rev. Jonathan
CSA-K173
Peters, Henry
CSA-K160 (A) & (B)
Peters, Lawrence
CSA-K159
Pilger, John
CSA-K124
Plimpton, Freddy
CSA-K6 (Part 1)
Plimpton, George
CSA-K19
Powers, William
CSA-K185
Price, William
CSA-K52
Pruszynski, Stus
CSA-K123
Rabago, Enrique
CSA-K141 (A)
Radabaugh, Jack
CSA-K95
Rathke, Walter Thomas
CSA-K35
Reddin, Chief Thomas
CSA-K15
Reinke, Donald
CSA-K19
Richtel, Murray
CSA-K179 (A) & (B)
Ripp, James
CSA-K42
Rivercomb, George
CSA-K172
Rogers, Warren
CSA-K151
Romero, Juan
CSA-K9
Rothberg, James
CSA-K24 (A)
Royer, Judy
CSA-K117
Rutledge, Queen E.
CSA-K9
Saccoman, Michael
CSA-K109 (A) & (B)
Schnepper, Dr. John
CSA-K34
Schulman, Donald
CSA-K13
Scott, Diane
CSA-K109 (B)
Sem, Kenny
CSA-K42
Serrano, Sandra
CSA-K1, CSA-K2, CSA-K3, CSA-K4, CSA-K5, CSA-K6 (Part 1)
Sheets, Millard
CSA-K144
Sher, Paul
CSA-K34
Shields, Lester
CSA-K109 (B)
Sirhan, Adel
CSA-K25 (A) & (B), CSA-K41, CSA-K88, CSA-K102, CSA-K154 (A) & (B), CSA-K155, CSA-K157
Sirhan, Mary
CSA-K25 (A), CSA-K41, CSA-K107, CSA-K154 (A) & (B), CSA-K155, CSA-K157
Sirhan, Munir
CSA-K22, CSA-K25 (A), CSA-K26 (A) & (B), CSA-K27, CSA-K49, CSA-K52, CSA-K154 (A) & (B)
Sirhan, Saidallah
CSA-K25 (A), CSA-K44, CSA-K45 (A) & (B), CSA-K47 (A), CSA-K136 (A) & (B), CSA-K137
Sirhan, Sharif
CSA-K25 (A), CSA-K41, CSA-K104
Sirhan, Sirhan
CSA-K21
Sirhan, Sirhan (as John Doe)
CSA-K62, CSA-K63, CSA-K64, CSA-K65 (A) & (B), CSA-K66 (A), (B), & (C)
Sirhan, Sirhan (psychiatric interview):
F3906:89 (A), (B) & (C), F3906:91, F3906:93 (A) & (B), F3906:94 (A) & (B), F3906:95 (A) & (B)
Smith, Ron
CSA-K135
Smith, Stephen
CSA-K92
Stephens, Merla
CSA-K183
Steward, Richard
CSA-K42
Strathmann, John Henry
CSA-K38
Strathmann, Patricia
CSA-K113
Stroll, Irwin
CSA-K129
Swanson, Ellis
CSA-K74
Taylor, Genevieve
CSA-K30 (A) & (B)
Teresa, Virginia
CSA-K105 (A) & (B)
Thornbrugh, James
CSA-K100 (B), CSA-K109 (A), CSA-K143
Tingley, Jake
CSA-K43
Trout, Orie
CSA-K42
Trower, Ben
CSA-K42
Tuck, Richard
CSA-K92, CSA-K138
Turner, William
CSA-K147
Uecker, Karl
CSA-K8
Unruh, Jesse
CSA-K79
Van Antwerp, Edward
CSA-K186 (A)
Velazco, Alberto
CSA-K152
Wall, Mary
CSA-K74
Warshaw, Carmen
CSA-K139
Wayne, Michael L.
CSA-K9, CSA-K18, CSA-K29 (B)
Weaver, Dennis
CSA-K84
Weaver, Russell
CSA-K109 (A)
Weatherly, John
CSA-K184
Weidner, John
CSA-K112, CSA-K177
Welch, Terry
CSA-K161
Westerfield, Rex
CSA-K156
Weston, Don
CSA-K178, CSA-K179 (A)
Wheeler, Robert L.
CSA-K159
Wheeler, ?
CSA-K159
White, William Walker, Jr.
CSA-K103 (B)
Williams, Claudia
CSA-K36
Williams, Ralph
CSA-K84
Williams, Ron
CSA-K36
Williman, L.C.
CSA-K6 (Part 1)
Wolf, Dr. Jerome
CSA-K121
X-Ray Technician
CSA-K159
Yaroslavski, Boris
CSA-K20 (A)
Yorty, Mayor Samuel
CSA-K93
Yoshio, Niwa
CSA-K9
KABC-TV News Broadcast
CSA-K39 (A), (B), & (C)
KLA-Radio Broadcast
CSA-K31
Tempo II, Channel 9
CSA-K116