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GN: Yeah. Some guy from Willingboro. I don't know who the hell it was, the municipal chairman at the time or something.

JG:   Oh.

GN: Meanwhile, of course, every started. I made a joke out of it, everybody started laughing and it was fine after that. I sent a letter to the other guy afterwards but.

JG: Black guy or white guy?

GN: White guy.

JG: With an attorney probably. GN: What's it to him?

MN: I don't know. I don't think so. JG:   Oh.

GN: I forget the guys name. MN: Alright.

JG:   Marone. I have the solicitor in Willingboro now. What the hell's his name?

MN: Yeah, that's right.

GN: Kearns.

JG: Kearns, yeah, Bill Kearns.

GN: I think that's him.

JG: Yeah. Short heavy guy?

GN: Yeah, that's him.

JG:   Yeah, that's Bill Kearns.

GN: I mean this guy was breaking by balls, stay out of (i/a) and Burlington

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