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BU 92-61
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New York, advised he has known of the subject by reputation for a number of years. [REDACTED] stated the ABC has always suspected that either STEVE or some members of his family have business interest in some of the taverns in Niagara Falls. [REDACTED] stated he did not wish to name any of these taverns at the present time, due to the fact that they are under investigation by the ABC Office. [REDACTED] pointed out that he is of the opinion that either STEVE MAGADDINO or some members of his family have furnished funds to individuals who are now operating taverns in Niagara Falls.
F. PLACES OF AMUSEMENT OR HANGOUTS FREQUENTED
During the course of this investigation, numerous individuals were contacted, but they were unable to furnish any information as to places of amusement or hangouts which the subject is known to frequent. They all advised they have never known the subject to frequent any taverns or business establishment in Niagara Falls, and they have never known him to frequent any gambling establishments in Niagara Falls.
The names of the individuals who were contacted in this regard are being set forth under the various sub-captions in this report.
G. TRAVEL
On December 20, 1957, T-5, [REDACTED], has known the subject by reputation for a number of years. [REDACTED] JAMES LA DUCA, subject's son-in-law; and subsequent to the time the Apalachin meeting received a great deal of publicity in the newspapers, [REDACTED].
(Informant further advised that during the past year, LA DUCA and the subject frequently went away on trips but he did not know the destination of these trips. He is of the opinion that LA DUCA acts as a chauffeur for the subject.) The informant stated he is sure that both the subject and [continued on next page].
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