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SECRECY NEWS
December 2000 ArchiveDecember 21, 2000
- FAS REQUESTS CIA INSPECTOR GENERAL INVESTIGATION
- PRINCIPLES FOR CLASSIFICATION OF INFORMATION
- ...AND CLASSIFIED GOOD WILL TOWARDS MEN
December 18, 2000
- SENATOR KERREY BLASTS NUCLEAR TARGETING SECRECY
- INTERNATIONAL CRIME THREAT ASSESSMENT
- REVISITING THE ANTI-BALLISTIC MISSILE DEBATE
- SENATOR MOYNIHAN BIDS FAREWELL
December 14, 2000
- WATCHING THE WATCHERS IN RUSSIA
- STATE DEPT WITHHOLDS ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES
- SUPPORT SECRECY NEWS
December 8, 2000
- COMPENSATION FOR NUCLEAR WEAPONS WORKERS
- A GOOD TRANSLATOR IS HARD TO FIND
December 7, 2000
- SENATOR SHELBY DEFENDS THE ANTI-LEAK STATUTE
- THE PERILS OF CLASSIFIED HISTORY
December 6, 2000
- A BOOM IN POLYGRAPH STUDIES
- CHALK POINSETTIA AND OTHER PENTAGON POETRY
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