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WOMEN PREPARE TO SUE THE CIA

About 200 women in the CIA's Directorate of Operations (DO) are considering a discrimination suit against the agency. The women [...]

Subscribers only 06.04.1994

PURSE-STRINGING THE SOA?

The U.S. Army's super-secret School of the Americas (SOA) combat training facility for Latin American military and security personnel at [...]

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FINCEN AT WORK IN AMES CASE

According to well-placed Washington intelligence sources, the American financial intelligence service FinCEN (I.N. n. 235 & 236) has turned up [...]

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NEW ANTI-LAUNDERING GROUP

U.S. Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen recently named representatives of private industry and government agencies to join a new 30-member Bank [...]

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FBI INSISTS ON "DIGITAL TELEPHONE"

The FBI continues to push for the legal imposition of [...]

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NEW SECURITY INDUSTRY BUYERS GUIDE

Phillips Business Information, Inc. (fax 1 301 309 3847) recently [...]

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RUNNING BUGGED SOFTWARE

One senior and several mid-level serving and former U.S. Justice [...]

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FULD & CO

Fuld & Company (tel. 1 617 492 5900) of Cambridge, [...]

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CIVIL PLUTONIUM FOR NUCLEAR ARMS

According to a recent article in the New Scientist a [...]

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EATING UP CHEMICAL WEAPONS

Los Alamos National Laboratory did exploratory work in "cooking" nuclear [...]

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GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY INTELLIGENCE

As a large U.S. intelligence network, the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) found that it was hardly affected by a move in January from Dunn Loring, Virginia, to the Diplomatic Security Building in downtown Washington, by the appointment of a [.

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DECA NOTES PUBLICLY AVAILABLE

The FBI's program Development of Espionage and Counterintelligence Awareness (DECA), created last year under the leadership of Rusty Capps, has [...]

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ELECTRONIC BBS'S ON SECURITY INFORMATION

There are now three publicly available, computer network-based electronic bulletin board systems (BBS) specialized in security and law enforcement information. [...]

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"RADICAL" REVISION OF NISP?

The National Industrial Security Program (NISP) and its five-year long effort to produce a single industry-wide NISP Operating Manual (NISPOM; [...]

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DANGERS OF COMPUTER SOFTWARE

The French edition (Les avatars du logiciel, Addison-Wesley, isbn 2 2 87908 067 3, index, pp. 276) of Lauren Ruth [...]

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THOMAS CONSTANTINE

The Clinton administration has named New York State Police Superintendent Thomas Constantine to direct the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and [...]

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MOVING ON TO THE BATTLEFIELD

Now that stealth aircraft and ships exist, it's normal that [...]

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SUPPRESSING GLINT

Like lit cigarettes at night, glint from optical lens in [...]

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ALSO MOVING ON TO THE BATTLEFIELD

The French company Matra announced at the last Paris air [...]

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QR TO REPLACE TNA?

Currently considered the best explosive detection technology, Thermal Neutron Activation [...]

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"DIPLOMATIC" SPY RELATIONS CUT

The arrest of former CIA Soviet counter-intelligence specialist Aldrich Hazen Ames, 52, on 21 February is going to cause fallout [...]

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BATTLEFIELD LASER TECHNOLOGY

Blinding Weapons is the title of an International Committee of the Red Cross report (isbn 2 88145 048 2, 371 [...]

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GAMMA RAY DETECTION

SAS Research and Development Inc. of Miami, Florida, markets a [...]

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THE NEW SPIES

James Adams, Washington correspondent of the London Sunday Times, will [...]

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NEW CUTTING TECHNIQUE

According to the current issue of Privacy and Security 2001, [...]

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WOMEN PREPARE TO SUE THE CIA

PURSE-STRINGING THE SOA?

FINCEN AT WORK IN AMES CASE

NEW ANTI-LAUNDERING GROUP

FBI INSISTS ON "DIGITAL TELEPHONE"

NEW SECURITY INDUSTRY BUYERS GUIDE

RUNNING BUGGED SOFTWARE

FULD & CO

CIVIL PLUTONIUM FOR NUCLEAR ARMS

EATING UP CHEMICAL WEAPONS

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GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY INTELLIGENCE

DECA NOTES PUBLICLY AVAILABLE

ELECTRONIC BBS'S ON SECURITY INFORMATION

"RADICAL" REVISION OF NISP?

DANGERS OF COMPUTER SOFTWARE

THOMAS CONSTANTINE

MOVING ON TO THE BATTLEFIELD

SUPPRESSING GLINT

ALSO MOVING ON TO THE BATTLEFIELD

QR TO REPLACE TNA?

"DIPLOMATIC" SPY RELATIONS CUT

BATTLEFIELD LASER TECHNOLOGY

GAMMA RAY DETECTION

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WOMEN PREPARE TO SUE THE CIA

PURSE-STRINGING THE SOA?

FINCEN AT WORK IN AMES CASE

NEW ANTI-LAUNDERING GROUP

FBI INSISTS ON "DIGITAL TELEPHONE"

NEW SECURITY INDUSTRY BUYERS GUIDE

RUNNING BUGGED SOFTWARE

FULD & CO

CIVIL PLUTONIUM FOR NUCLEAR ARMS

EATING UP CHEMICAL WEAPONS

Spotlight GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY INTELLIGENCE

DECA NOTES PUBLICLY AVAILABLE

ELECTRONIC BBS'S ON SECURITY INFORMATION

"RADICAL" REVISION OF NISP?

DANGERS OF COMPUTER SOFTWARE

THOMAS CONSTANTINE

MOVING ON TO THE BATTLEFIELD

SUPPRESSING GLINT

ALSO MOVING ON TO THE BATTLEFIELD

QR TO REPLACE TNA?

"DIPLOMATIC" SPY RELATIONS CUT

BATTLEFIELD LASER TECHNOLOGY

GAMMA RAY DETECTION

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