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List of Faln Perpetrated Bombing and Incendiary Incidents .·" - LIST OF FALN PERPETRATED BOMBING AND INCENDIARY INCIDENTS Date & Time Target and Seat FALN Claim Injariea Damat~o Saturday, Midland Marine Bank, Telephone call None $175 '000 .00 10/26/74, 140 Broadway, NYC to AP in NYC I 2 :'56 Alt In Mercury Comet and Communique parked in front Saturday, Chemical Bank,Exxon Telephone call None $175,000.0'. 10/26/74, Building, 1251 Ave­ to Aft in NYC $200,000.0!" 2:57 All nue of the Americas, and Communique NYC. Front window ledge street level. Saturday, Banco de Ponce, Telephone call None UnestabliAhf'ci 10/26/f4. Eastern Airlines to AP in NYC 3 2:57 AM - Building, 10 Rocke- and Communique 3:06 AM ~l_e_r _PJ~~a, ..NYC atreet level entrance door Saturday, Lever House auilding Telephone call None $100,000.00 10/26/74, 390 Park Avenue , to AP in NYC 3:36 AM NYC. and Communique Garden-front of ~~J}~ing~ Saturday, Union Carbide Telephone call None $250,000.00 10/26/74, Building, 270 to AP in NYC 3:30 AM - Park Avenue, NYC 3:40 AM Base of column in Plaza. - - ~ - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - Wednesday, Abandoned Building Telephone call NYCPD Dnestablished 12/11/74, 336 East llOth, NYC to A~ in NYC Officer 11:20 AM Aimed at police and CoMmunique ANrtEL ·- officer. POGGI ..... - - - - - - - ---- - - - -- -- - - --- - -- - - - - - - - - Friday, Fraunces Tavern Telephone call 4 killed Unestabliahed 1/24/.75, Restaurant, 101 to AP in NYC 63 7 1:20 PM Broad Street, NYC and Communique in.1ured Hallway to Anglers Club. -- - - - - ----- - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - --- - - ( Date & Time Target and Seat FALN Claim Injuries Damar 0' Wednesday, New York Life Telephone call • $35,000.0C () 4/2/75, Building, 51 Madison to A~ in NYC 11:40 PJI Avenue, NYC, Lobby and Conrnunique Street level Wednesday, Metropolitan Life Telephone call • $30,ooo.ro 4/2/75, Building, 340 Park to AP in NYC 11:40 PM - Ave., South, NYC and Co11111unique 11:55 PM Entrance door, Street level Thursday, Bankers Trust, 280 Telephone call • $75,000.00 I~ 4/3/75, Park Avenue, NYC, to AP in NYC 12:00 AM Gate, street level and Communique Thursday, Blimpies Restaurant, Telephone call • $21,100.00- t[ 4/3{75. 5 West 46th Street, to AP in NYC $21,600.00 12: 2 AM NY, In stack of and Communique garbage bags at curb in front • The NYCPD reported that a passerby at one of the four bomb sites of 4/2-3/75 reported an injury. The exact location is unknown .. Saturday, Mid-Continental Telephone call EUGENE $240,869.00 /')... 6/14/75, Plaza Bldg-Monroe to AP in CG, LEROY 12:35 AM Street entrance. Ill., and OLSZEWSKI (Device originally Comnunique placed in Plaza of the 1st National Bank, CG, but moved by passerbys) Saturday, United Bank of Telephone call None $9,322.39 f :s 8/14/75. America, 1 East to AP in CG,Ill., 12:52 AM Wacker Drive, NYC and Communique Flower box, front of bank· - ··· Saturday, US Fed Bldg, 219 ·Telephone call None no explosion IJJf 6/14/75 S. Dearborn St • , to AP in CG,Ill., 1:23 AM CG, and Communique THREAT-NO DOUR RECOVERED - - - ~ - -- ---- ~ - -- --- - - - - ~ - - - Date ~ Ti• Target and Seat FALN Claim Injuries Damar t c.f IIODday , Continental National Telephone call None $26,5RO. ); 10/27/75 Bank, 231 South to A'P in NY 12:48 AM LaSalle St • , CG, and Connunique Ill. Behind column near LaSalle St. entrance 6 Monday, IBM Building, 233 Telephone call None $11,200.0 If/, 10/27/75 South Wacker Drive, to A'P in NY $16,500.0(. 1:00 AM CG, State Street and Communique entrance behind column Monday, Sears Tower, 233 Telephone call None $38,000.00 10/27/75 South Wacker Drive, to AP in NY 1:20 AM CG, next to marble and Communique bench in Plaza facin~ west front of bldg. Monday. Standard Oil Building Telephone call None None-bomb 10/27/75 200 East Randolph St. to AP in NY did not 1:55 AM CG, on stone bench, and Communique detonate 15-20 ft. from entrance to CG Bank of Commerce DEVICE DID NOT DETONATE Monday, National Westmini­ Telephone call None $32,000.00 10/27/75 ster Bank Limited, to AP in NY 1:43 A.Jt 100 Wall St., NYC, and Communique rear of bank, street level ll\ Monday, First National City Telephone call None $5,500.00 iiJ!II" 10/27/75 Bank, 111 Wall St., to AP in NY 2:00 A" NYC, side of bld~, and Co~unique street level 7" Monday , US Mission to the Telephone call None $55,000,00 ')It 10/27/75 799 First Avenue, to AP in NY 2:05 AM NYC street level and Communique shrubbery -v<. Monda;r, Chase Manhattan Telephone call None $46,361.80 -,~Ll0/27/75 Bank, 23 East 57th to AP in NY 2:12 AM St. , NYC, outer and Conrnunique wall, street level " .. Date & Time Target and Reat PAJ.,N Claim In.1uries Damar ~ Monday, First National City Telephone call None $8,000.0·· , 10/27/75, Bank, 40 West 57th to AP in NY $10,000. or, 2:20 a\lf Street, NYC, and Corvnunique street level near bank entrance -.onday, US Department of Telephone call None $15,000.0() 10/27/75, State Bldg, 21st to AP in NY 1:59 AM and "C" StreetR, NW, and Communique WDC, north side of entrance on 21st Street Monday, Bureau of Indian Telephone call None $250.00 ,~ 10/27/75' Affairs, 20th and to A'P in NY 111' 2:03 AM Constitution Aves., and Communique WDC, in shrubbery near wall on Consti­ tution side Sunday, First National NO CLAIM None $3,500.00 1:7 11/9/75, City Bank, 15th ('Probably FALN } / 2:05 AM Street and Irving based on target \) Place, NYC, South­ and modis east wall operandi) llonday, John Hancock Bldg. NO CLAIM None $7,661.80 6/7/76, Window ledge of (Probably FALN 10:42 PM Bonwit Teller Store, based on modis 875 North Michigan operandi, evidence Avenue, CG and type of targets) Monday, 100 North LaSalle NO CLAIM None $7,000.00 8/7./'16, Street Building, (Probably PAIB plus minor 10:45 PM CG, in trash can based on modis damage to in front of Bank operandi, evidence parked car Leumi Le Israel and type of targets) Date • Time Target and Seat FALN Claim InJuries Damag, Monday, Corner of Dearborn NO CLAIM Mra. J.F.R Uaestab:l. i 6/1/16, and Monroe Streets, (Probably FALN MARKOVITZ, only tras )'" 11:25 Pll CG. In trash can based on modis ALLF..N UIUC- near let National operandi, evi­ OVITZ, 11188 "' Bank of Chicago dence, and type SHARON AYERS, Plaza of targets) RICAitDO SCHWARZ, Mrs • FANNIE SQIWARZ Monday, Chicago Police Dept. NO CLAIM None $1,730.00 6/7/76 1121 South State St. (Probably FALN 11:00 PM CG, in trash can based on modis near front entrance operandi, evi­ dence, and type of targets) \ Saturday, Marshall Fields No claim hut None None ,(' 6/19/76, Dept Store, 111 assumed FALN 'i "" Noon North State St. , because of J. CG, Ill. inden­ construction, diary device found modis operandi in woman's apparel and date section ';{ Yon day, Marshall Fields No claim but None None Vv 6/21/76, Dept Store, 111 assumed FALN .J North State St., because of CG, Ill. incen­ construction, diary found in 6th modis operandi, floor raincoat and date section, assumed to have been placed 6/19/76 Wednesday, Marshall Fields No claim but None None ,<,.;1-,tl 9/15/76 Dept Store, 111 assumed FALN North State St., because of CG, Ill. incen­ constructioD, " diary found in modis operandi, couch in 7th floor and date furniture dept., assumed to have been placed 6/19/76 Date • Time Tarset and Seat PALN Claim Intturtes ~ Friday, Pan American Bld«. Telephone call None Unestal.. ,, 8/25/76, 45th Street and Park to NY Post and 1:00 AM Avenue, NYC, 10 :· Communiaue yards from the 45th Street entrance Friday, 40th Precinct, NYC Telephone call None Unestah~ . \ 6/25/76, Police Dept, l38th to NY Post and ~ 1:19 AM St. and Alexander Cormnunique Ave., Bronx, ·NY, wooden door, rear yard Friday, 1st National City Telephone call None Unestablis 6/25/76, Bank (CIT I BANK) , to NY Post 1:00 AM 349 East 149th St., and Comnunique ;.y but not NYC, near 149th found Street door _ 4/Lot.> )4 until 7:30 AM Friday, Chase Manhattan Telephone call None Unestablishec· 6/25/76 Bank, l37th Street to NY 'Post Discovered and Lincoln Ave., and CoiMi\iiiique 11 at 4:30 PM, Bronx, NY Detonation time unknown - - - - - - - .. ------ -- -- -- -- --- - .\l r Monday, Macy's Department Telephone call None $1,000.00 /y~ 7/12/76, Store, 34th and to NY 'Post " 12:40 PM Broadway , NYC - and CoiMiiiii'ique 2 incendiaries - 1 in 7th floor fabrics and other found on 7/14/76 in 6th floor blankets f\ Monday, Ohrbach's Depart­ Telephone call None $200.00 ' 7/12/76, ment Store, 5 West to NY Post and ly 12:45 PM 34th St., NYC, 2 Communique incendiaries - 1 on 2nd floor dress section, 1 on 6th floor rug section . ..... ,.. -· ' ...... Date • Time Tars:et and Seat FALN Claim Injuries DamaKe'!. ·. fA.. Monday. Gimbel's Department Telephone call None Unestahl i$h;.. ~ ~tf, 7/12/76. Store, 33rd Street to NY Post. and 12:50 PM and Broadway , NYC, CommunI que. · 2 incendiaries - 1 Also call to in 2nd floor men's Gimbels in which robes dept., 1 in FALN was not men- 2nd floor men's tioned but threat sportsware dept.
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