</s>CURRICULUM VITAE -29- Robert J. Joling Written Opinions - Administrative Consultations Continued: 84. Blood Alcohol Reports & Implied Consent within the Emergency Room 85. Diagnosis, Treatment and Care of Minors Diagnosis, Release by Employee: Negative Rubella Titer 86. Release by Employer: Negative Rubyella Tiber of Personnel Employed Within the Emergency Room 87. Right to Refuse Treatment 87. Student Access to Practice Records and Personal File 89. Student Accreditation in Minors having I.Q. under 65 90. Physician's Assistant's Training Programs 91. Procedures for Patients Who Refuse to Leave Premises 92. Third Party Access to Student Records 93. Parent-Student Right to Privacy Act (Federal)

**John F. Kennedy**

* No direct connections mentioned in the individual summaries.

**Assassination**

* The assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy is a significant event, with multiple investigations and findings.
* A source provided information to the FBI in September 1975 about Alfred Raheb, suggesting he might have been involved in the assassination.
* Richard L. Thornburgh, Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division, was informed by Chief Edward Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department about a summary of case reports on the Robert Kennedy assassination being in the possession of William Lynch at the Department of Justice.

**Investigations**

* The FBI investigation into Robert Kennedy's assassination is ongoing.
* A memo from August 1975 mentioned that there were three copies of a volume containing a summary of case reports on the Robert Kennedy assassination: one with the Los Angeles Police Department, one with a retired deputy chief who had written a book on the assassination, and one with the Department of Justice.

**Related Individuals**

* Sirhan Sirhan: convicted assassin of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.
* Daniel T. Estrada: provided information to the FBI about Sirhan's involvement in Robert Kennedy's murder.
* Ronald Wood: inmate at San Quentin Penitentiary who was murdered while incarcerated.
* Alfred Raheb: mentioned as a possible suspect in the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

**Dates and Locations**

* September 1975: date when a source provided information to the FBI about Alfred Raheb.
* August 1975: date when Richard L. Thornburgh was informed by Chief Edward Davis about the summary of case reports on the Robert Kennedy assassination.
* June 20, 1975: date of correspondence from Jennifer Johnson to President Ford about possible release of Sirhan Sirhan.
* July 8, 1976: date of communication from Daniel T. Estrada to the FBI about information on Robert Kennedy's murder.
* Los Angeles, California: location where Daniel T. Estrada provided information to the FBI.
* San Quentin Penitentiary, California: location where Ronald Wood was incarcerated and murdered.

**Evidence, Testimony, or Findings**

* A source claimed that Alfred Raheb had spoken with hate towards the Kennedy family and had thrown darts at photographs of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.
* Richard L. Thornburgh was informed by Chief Edward Davis about a summary of case reports on the Robert Kennedy assassination being in the possession of William Lynch at the Department of Justice.
* The FBI investigation into Robert Kennedy's assassination is ongoing.

RFK Declassified Files

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