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of the Jewish Federation
Council of Greater Los
Angeles.
Since 1985, Mr. Bullock
allegedly received nearly
$170,000 from Mr. Hochman
by this route. Mr.
Hochman's office said that
he was out of the country
and could not be contacted.
• Mr. Lehrer of ADL's Los
Angeles office maintained a
secret bank account, in the
name of "L. Patterson," to
pay for Mr. Bullock's ex-
penses and informants.
An ADL official contested
this version and said that
the account was used to
subscribe to a range of ex-
tremist publications, which
their publishers were
unlikely to mail directly to
an ADL address.
• ADL operatives culled
from the trash can of the
Christic Institute, a left-
wing think tank, such items
as phone messages and office
notes.
The affidavit also stated
that Mr. Bullock and the
ADL illegally obtained con-
fidential information from
law enforcement officers on
the criminal records and
personal data of individuals.
Rabbi Marvin Hier, dean
of the Simon Wiesenthal
Center, said he was not fa-
miliar with the charges, but
he hoped that "the police
will recognize ADL's right to
monitor the activities and
publications of extreme
right-wing groups."
But Douglas Mirell, a vet-
eran civil rights lawyer and
Los Angeles lay leader of the
American Jewish Congress
and Jewish Federation
Council, said that while
nothing had been proven
against the ADL, "the
allegations are very
disconcerting and indeed
shocking to me."
"While I realize that it's a
dangerous world out there,
there is no place for any Jew-
ish organization to obtain in-
formation about individuals
in violation of the law," Mr.
Mirell said.
The initial public allega-
tions against the ADL sur-
faced last fall, with the in-
vestigation of a veteran San
Francisco police inspector
and intelligence analyst,
Tom Gerard.
According to District At-
torney Smith, Mr. Gerard
fed a steady stream of con-
fidential information to Mr.
Bullock, and both apparent-
ly also fui-nished the South

African government with
data on anti-apartheid
groups. Mr. Gerard has since
fled to the Philippines.
In addition, authorities
said, Mr. Bullock was a paid

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