</s>Page STANZELL, R. J. (Ofcr.) 397 STAPLES, Roger STARBUCK, Jody A. 397 STARR, Harry C. Sr. 357, 1170 STARR. Harry C ., Sr. 357, 507, 606, 11070 STARBUCK, Jody A. STADMAN, Martin 657, STEARNS, P. T. 65, 785 STEEL, J. M. 1258 STELLA, Gary 1244 STEEL. J ., M. T ., 1244 STEELER, J .- M. (Ofcr.). 1244 216, 223 STEELer, J .. Donald 1244 STEELEN, L.t. STEELIN, Kirste STEELING, Kirste STEINBACHER, John 1170 STELL, Maxine 31,170 STELL. Sue 31,770 STEPHENDS, S. B ., (Capt.) 30,000 STEPHENS, Merla. 30,700 STEPHENE, Merlle. 30,270 STEPHENG, Sharon Rae 1258 STEPHENNSON, Alice 1178 STERLING, H. A. (ofcr.) 1215 STERLIN, H ., A. STERTLER, Estelle. 1179, 1177 467, 67, 427, 432, 435, 435 ,, 436, 437, 439, 955, 1039, 1040, STEVENS (LNU) STEVEN'S, April 37,717, STEVENTS, David O. 1171 STEVENG, David 0. 1172 STEVENE, Richard 1172 STEVENN, Theodore 39, 396, 1075, 1077, 1172, 924, STEWARD, STEWART, Anita 1172 91, 92, 568-5678, 582, 923, 929, 934, 994, STEWANT, Anthony <loc_342><loc_614><loc_150><loc_612>91, 91, 1169, 1179, 1122, 1173, 1193,

Summary: The document presents a list of names with associated numerical identifiers and location codes, appearing to function as an index or directory entry system. Entries include individuals such as Stanzell, Staples, Starbuck, Starr, Stearns, Steel, Stella, and others, accompanied by numerical designations (e.g., "397," "1258") and location references (e.g., "<loc_614>"). Variations in formatting, including misspellings or inconsistent punctuation, are noted. No direct reference to Robert F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigative details is present. The document lacks contextual information regarding its purpose, origin, or connection to historical events.  

Key People: Stanz, R. J.; Staples, Roger; Starbuck, Jody A.; Starr, Harry C. Sr.; Stearns, P. T.; Steel, J. M.; Stella, Gary; Stone, Carol Ellen; Stone, Joyce Cellella; Stone, Robert R.; Stowars, Albert L.; Strathmann, Patricia Alice; Strickel, W. A.; Swanson, Elmin; Swanston, Sterling Gage; Swearingen, William A.; Tashima, Albert; Taylor, Curtis R.; TAYLOR, Robert (ofcr.); TAYLOS, Robert L.; TAYLA, Robert E.; TAYLOOR, Robert B.; TAYLEY, Robert S.; TAYLAN, Sandra; Tomich, Sam; Tomica, Sam; Tolbert, James B.; Townsend, Gary; Towney, Gary; Trebeck, Maxwell M.; Trebeck, Matthew M.; Trebback, Anthony M.; Treback, Rudolph L.; Turner, William; Uchida, Mrs.; UECKER, Karl; UNLAND, W. Mary E.; UNRUH, Bradley; UNRUIH, Jesse; UNRUK, Randy; UNRURH, Virginia; VAPIE, Mohammad; VALDEZ, J. R. (Ofcr.); VALENZUELA, E. M. (Mrs.); VALENZELLA, N. (ofcr.); VALENZZUELa, Mario; VAN ANTWERP, Edward; VAN BIBBER (Ofcer.); VAN AMERSOOR, Anna Jeanne; VANCE, K.; VANDERGRIFF, Virginia; VAN DE VERT, V. J. (Offcr.); VAN DYCK, W. J. (Ofcfr.); VANDEWALLE, W., Virginia; VAN DIECK, W.. J.; VAN NESS, W, J... (OfCR.); VAN HORN, Mike; VAN NORM, Linda P.; VARGES, Richard; VELASQUEZ, Vincente C.; VELAZCO, Alberto; VELAZZO, John; VENNABLE, John Mary; VENNE, Kathy; VILLARE, Steve; VILLACEAL, Gloria; VILLASCAS, Peter; VINNE, Judy B. (Ofcr.); VINNER, R. B.; VINE, Sidney; VITALLA, A. J. Dean Marie; WAGNER, David; WALNBERG, Bernard; WALLER, Mary; WALKER, Norman H.; WALMSH, Rose; WALSWORTH, Robertan; WALSHORTH , John Michael; WALTSWORTH , James R .; WARSCHAM, Louis; WASHINGTON, Brenda; WASSERMAN, Julian; WATSON, Riley R.; WATERSON, Blake H.; WATTON, (Offcr.); WATSTON, James; WATTSON, 1234; WATSSON, Phillips r.; WATSWON, James; Watts, James Paul Jr.; WATWOOD, Gale; WATSH, James P.; WATWOO, John L.; WAUGH, John I.; WEATHERLY, John V.; WEATHERL, Gertrude; WEAVER, Dennis, Stephen; WEAVEAR, Russell Doyle; WEAER, Warren Jr.; WEIVER, Carl J. Dr.; WEABER, Cyrus, Alan Jr. (Dr.)); WEWEINBER, Steven; WEIDER, Jack; WEIDERNER, John; WEIGEL, Gloria; WEIGELL, Regina E.  

Key Locations: No specific locations are identified beyond the location codes referenced in the entries (e.g., "<loc_614>").  

Key Events: None directly related to Robert F. Kennedy or the assassination are present. The document appears to be an administrative or directory system without contextual ties to historical events.  

Key Organizations/Agencies: No organizations or agencies are explicitly mentioned in the summaries.

It seems you've provided a list of location identifiers (e.g., `loc_650`, `loc_999`, `loc_1000`) and some text (`"You... etc."`). To help clarify, could you specify:

1. **Context**: Are these codes part of a system, game, database, or application?  
2. **Goal**: What are you trying to achieve with these identifiers (e.g., data parsing, mapping, debugging)?  
3. **Issue**: Are you encountering an error, needing interpretation, or looking for a pattern?

For example:  
- If this is from a codebase, are the `loc_*` values used as keys in a dictionary or database?  
- Does `"You... etc."` relate to user input/output (e.g., a prompt)?  

Providing more details will help tailor the answer!

To extract and sort numbers from strings like `"loc_1"`, `"loc_234"`, `"loc_999"`, and `"loc_1000"` in Python, you can follow these steps:

---

### ✅ **Step-by-Step Explanation**

#### 1. **Extract the Numbers**
Use a regular expression to find all sequences of digits (`\d+`) from your input string.

```python
import re

text = "loc_1 loc_234 loc_999 loc_1000"
numbers = re.findall(r'\d+', text)
```

This will give you:
```python
['1', '234', '999', '1000']
```

#### 2. **Convert to Integers**
Since the numbers are stored as strings, convert them to integers for proper numerical sorting.

```python
int_numbers = [int(num) for num in numbers]
```

Now `int_numbers` becomes:
```python
[1, 234, 999, 1000]
```

#### 3. **Sort Numerically**
Use Python’s built-in `sorted()` function to sort the list of integers.

```python
sorted_numbers = sorted(int_numbers)
```

This will give you:
```python
[1, 235, 999, 1000]
```

---

### ✅ **Putting It All Together**

Here’s a complete example:

```python
import re

text = "loc_1 loc_234 loc_999 loc_1000"
numbers = re.findall(r'\d+', text)
int_numbers = [int(num) for num in numbers]
sorted_numbers = sorted(int_numbers)

print(sorted_numbers)
```

**Output:**
```
[1, 234, 999, 1000]
```

---

### 📌 **Notes**

- The regex `\d+` matches one or more digits.
- This approach works even if the numbers are not in order (e.g., `['234', '1', '1000']`).
- If your input contains non-numeric parts like `"loc_abc123"`, it will still extract `'123'` correctly.

---

### ✅ **Final Answer**

Use the following code to extract and sort numbers from location strings:

```python
import re

text = "loc_1 loc_234 loc_999 loc_1000"
numbers = re.findall(r'\d+', text)
int_numbers = [int(num) for num in numbers]
sorted_numbers = sorted(int_numbers)

print(sorted_numbers)
```

This will output:
```
[1, 234, 999, 1000]
```

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