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SECRECY NEWS
October 2002 Archive

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October 31, 2002

• FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND "IMAGINARY CONSPIRACIES"
• CRITIQUE OF THE CIA CODEWORD COMPARTMENT
• ELLSBERG'S "SECRETS"
• UK PRO RELEASES

October 29, 2002

• CHANGING CHARACTERISTICS OF AMERICAN SPIES ANALYZED
• DIA, STATE DEPT ANSWER WORLDWIDE THREAT QUESTIONS
• SCIENCE AND SECRECY
• CIA ON CAMPUS

October 28, 2002

• CIA ADDRESSES WORLDWIDE THREAT ISSUES
• DOD EXAMINES "PREEMPTIVE" INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS
• THOMAS B. ROSS, 73
• PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF SECRECY

October 25, 2002

• CIA, STATE DEPT SPLIT ON INTEL BUDGET DISCLOSURE
• SECURITY THROUGH DISCLOSURE AND THE SNIPER HUNT
• BUSH ON CLASSIFICATION POLICY
• RUMSFELD ON INTELLIGENCE
• A WORD ON UFOS
• BOOKS RECEIVED

October 23, 2002

• NO NEW "LEAK" STATUTE NEEDED, SAYS ASHCROFT
• FRUS ON US POLICY TOWARDS VIETNAM, 1967
• CYBERCEMETERY OFFERS DEFUNCT AGENCY ARCHIVE
• NEW CHINESE EXPORT REGULATIONS
• CIA-NASA COLD WAR COOPERATION
• UFO CULT RESURFACES

October 21, 2002

• NAS OPPOSES "SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED" CATEGORY
• SEN. GRAHAM ON BUSH ADMINISTRATION SECRECY
• JUSTICE DEPT INVOKES STATE SECRETS PRIVILEGE
• 2002 INTELLIGENCE BUDGET DISCLOSURE SOUGHT
• BOEING UNVEILS "BIRD OF PREY"

October 18, 2002

• IMPLEMENTATION OF THE USA PATRIOT ACT
• A CANDID STATEMENT FROM NSA
• DCI TENET AND INTELLIGENCE FUNDING
• FOIA ACTIVITY HIT RECORD HIGH IN 2001

October 17, 2002

• LITIGATION OVER 1947 INTELLIGENCE BUDGET RENEWED
• MILITARY ROLE IN SNIPER HUNT CONFRONTS BARRIERS
• FINAL 9-11 JOINT INQUIRY HEARING
• HISTORY OF AERIAL ESPIONAGE
• UPDATED LISTING OF TERRORIST ORGANIZATIONS
• KYL ON AMENDING FISA

October 15, 2002

• ENERGY DEPT TELLS SCIENTISTS TO HUSH ON IRAQ
• RESEARCHERS STYMIED BY SECRECY
• DEFEATING INTERNET CENSORSHIP
• CLARIFICATION ON PRIOR RESTRAINT

October 11, 2002

• SCIENCE: BALANCING OPENNESS AND SECURITY
• EXAMINING INTELLIGENCE OVERSIGHT ABROAD
• CRS REPORTS OF NOTE
• DOCUMENTING THE PROGRESSIVE CASE

October 10, 2002

• NATIONAL ACADEMY ON POLYGRAPH TESTING
• CIA ON IRAQ THREAT
• PENTAGON BIOWEAPON TESTS ON AMERICANS
• APPEALS COURT RULES ON SECRET HEARINGS
• INTELLIGENCE RESPONSE TO PAST TERRORIST ATTACKS
• FISA MISTAKES DESCRIBED

October 4, 2002

• INTELLIGENCE REFORM LANGUISHES
• ASTEROID IMPACT COULD HAVE LED TO NUCLEAR WAR
• CIVILIAN SATELLITE VULNERABILITY
• PENTAGON DEFENDS POLICY ON ENEMY COMBATANTS
• BRAZIL SEEKS DECLASSIFIED US DOCUMENTS

October 2, 2002

• CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE TEST
• INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY ANNUAL REPORT
• JOINT INQUIRY ON INFORMATION SHARING
• NEW RESOURCES FROM THE JUSTICE DEPT
• TWO FACES OF ISLAM

September 2002 archive

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