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1995 Intelligence News

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January

• Beneath the Pineapple Fields Kunia Regional Signals Intelligence Operations Center Soldiers - January 1995 pages 26-27 by Donna Miles
• DEAN RUSK -- AMERICAN STATESMAN (01/03/95)
• PRESIDENT CLINTON ANNOUNCES ADM. STUDEMAN AS INTERIM CIA DIRECTOR January 6, 1995
• WHITE HOUSE REPORT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6 (01/06/95)
• INTELLIGENCE PROJECTION FOR '95: ASSAD WILL REMAIN COMMITTED TO PEACE ISRAEL LINE TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1995
• INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC ON NORTH KOREA (01/17/95)
• U.S. GENERAL HAILS WORLD EFFORT TO HELP HAITI (01/17/95)
• JOSEPH KRUZEL, DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE FOR EUROPEAN AND NATO (01/20/95
• CONGRESS REQUESTS REVIEW OF VIETNAM POW/MIA INFORMATION (01/24/95)
• DEMOCRATS ISSUE ALTERNATIVES TO REPUBLICAN AGENDA (01/26/95)
• STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1995 (01/31/95)

  February

• STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT NAMING MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION ON THE ROLES AND CAPABILITIES OF THE U.S. INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY February 2, 1995
• WHITE HOUSE REPORT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2 (02/02/95)
• STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT CLINTON ON THE APPREHENSION OF SUSPECTED TERRORIST February 8, 1995
• WORLD TRADE CENTER BOMBING SUSPECT APPREHENDED IN PAKISTAN Department of Justice News Release - FEBRUARY 8, 1995
• REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT IN ANNOUNCEMENT OF GENERAL MICHAEL CARNS AS NOMINEE TO BE CIA DIRECTOR February 8, 1995
• Carns nominated for CIA post Air Force News Service - 09 February 1995
• CLINTON SAYS YUSUF ARREST SHOWS "TERRORISM WILL NOT PAY" (02/09/95)
• EXECUTIVE ORDER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE PHYSICAL SEARCHES February 9, 1995
• CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10 (02/10/95)
• CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 (02/14/95)
• START I TREATY INSPECTION REGIME OPENS (02/14/95)
• FUGITIVE COMPUTER HACKER ARRESTED IN NORTH CAROLINA FEBRUARY 15, 1995 -- FBI agents and the Raleigh-Durham Fugitive Task Force today arrested Kevin Mitnick, a well-known computer hacker and federal fugitive on charges he violated probation, the Department of Justice announced.
• HOUSE APPROVES NATIONAL SECURITY REVITALIZATION ACT (02/16/95)
• U.S. DIPLOMAT LAUDS ZIMBABWE'S CONSTRUCTIVE ROLE AS PEACEMAKER (02/16/95)
• VICE PRESIDENT JOINS CIA DIRECTOR TO DECLASSIFY SATELLITE IMAGERY February 24, 1995
• EXECUTIVE ORDER RELEASE OF IMAGERY ACQUIRED BY SPACE-BASED NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE RECONNAISSANCE SYSTEMS February 24, 1995
• U.S. INTELLIGENCE CONFIDENT IT CAN MONITOR START II CUTS (02/28/95)

  March

• Realignment of the Intelligence and Threat Analysis Center (ITAC) and the Foreign Science and Technology Center (FSTC) into the National Ground Intelligence Center (NGIC) MEMORANDUM FOR CORRESPONDENTS No. 046-M - March 2, 1995
• SENIOR INTELLIGENCE OFFICIALS: PEACE PROCESS IS IRREVERSIBLE ISRAEL LINE MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1995
• (FS) RESENTMENT OVER U.S.-FRENCH SPY FLAP COULD LAST YEARS (03/07/95)
• STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 (03/08/95)
• WHITE HOUSE REPORT, FRIDAY, MARCH 10 (03/10/95)
• STATEMENT BY GENERAL MICHAEL CARNS WITHDRAWING HIS NOMINATION TO DIRECTOR OF THE CIA March 11, 1995
• Carns withdraws from CIA consideration Air Force News Service - 13 March 1995
• CLINTON CALLS CHOICE TO HEAD CIA "INNOVATIVE" THINKER (03/13/95)
• RC-135 flies 1,000th mission in SWA Air Force News Service - 13 March 1995
• RC-135 flies 1,000th mission in SWA 13 March 1995
• U.S. TO MARK FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF BOSNIAN FEDERATION (03/15/95)
• ADMINISTRATION, PRIVATE GROUPS ASSAIL CASTRO REGIME (03/16/95)
• INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM: THE KARACHI ASSASSINATIONS March 16, 1995
• CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17 (03/17/95)
• FBI PUTS LIBYANS, WANTED IN PAN AM CASE, ON MOST WANTED LIST (03/23/95)
• STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, MARCH 23 (03/23/95)
• ADD STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, MARCH 23 (03/23/95)
• BISMARCK MYRICK SWORN IN AS U.S. AMBASSADOR TO LESOTHO (03/24/95)
• M. Bismarck Myrick, nouvel ambassadeur des Etats-Unis au Lesotho (03/27/95)
• Intelligence Oversight Board (IOB) review of the 1990 death of Michael Devine PRESS BRIEFING BY MIKE MCCURRY March 30, 1995
• Intelligence Oversight Board (IOB) review of the 1990 death of Michael Devine THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary March 30, 1995
• CLINTON ORDERS PROBE ON DEATHS OF AMERICANS IN GUATEMALA 03/30/95
• CLINTON ORDERS PROBE ON DEATHS OF AMERICANS IN GUATEMALA 03/30/95
• CHRISTOPHER PUTS IRAQIS ON NOTICE ABOUT DETAINED AMERICANS 03/30/95
• EARLY U.S. SATELLITE IMAGES MAY GIVE VITAL ENVIRONMENT DATA (03/30/95)
• REWARD FOR LIBYAN TERRORISTS (03/30/95)

  April

• April 3 - Statement from Acting DCI Adm. William O. Studeman on Intelligence Community Support for Breast Cancer Research
• DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, TUESDAY, APRIL 4
• Special duty positions available Air Force News Service - 05 April 1995
• Terms of Reference - Intelligence Oversight Board (IOB) review of the 1990 death of Michael Devine April 10, 1995
• AF streamlines business in space Air Force News Service - 12 April 1995
• BUSINESSES WARNED ABOUT TRICKY EVASIONS OF EXPORT CONTROLS 04/12/95
• U.S.-CHINA AGREE ON SHARED RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROLIFERATION 04/17/95
• CONGRESS MOVING TO STRENGTHEN ANTI-TERRORISM LEGISLATION 04/20/95
• WHITE HOUSE REPORT, FRIDAY, APRIL 21
• Computers to fight wars Air Force News Service - 21 April 1995
• SENATE UNANIMOUSLY PASSES ANTI-TERRORISM RESOLUTION 04/25/95
• PETER BURLEIGH NAMED AMBASSADOR TO SRI LANKA, MALDIVES 04/25/95
• ARMS CONTROL EXPERTS PREDICT PERMANENT EXTENSION FOR NPT 04/25/95
• COUNTERTERRORISM LEGISLATION WINNING BIPARTISAN SUPPORT 04/27/95
• SPECTER STRESSES TOLERANCE, BROTHERHOOD IN COMBATTING TERRORISM 04/27/95

  May

• Digital Warrior gets rave reviews Air Force News Service - 02 May 1995
• OKLAHOMA CITY BOMBING: LESSONS FOR ALL May 4, 1995
• STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT - Confirmation of Deutch as DCI May 9, 1995
• TERRORISM SEEN AS NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT AFTER OKLAHOMA 05/10/95
• WHITE HOUSE REPORT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10
• U.S. BANKS LEARNED ABOUT MONEY LAUNDERING THE HARD WAY 05/12/95
• May 15 - Transcript of Press Conference with DCI John Deutch
• May 17 - DCI John M. Deutch Announces Senior Personnel Appointments
• ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY RELEASES VERSION 1.5 OF TIPSTER SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE DESIGN DOCUMENT May 17, 1995
• STATEMENT OF THE PRESIDENT ON DEATH OF LES ASPIN May 21, 1995
• U.S. PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR RWANDAN WAR CRIMES TRIBUNAL 05/22/95
• JOSEPH HARTZLER TO HEAD OKLAHOMA CITY PROBE AND PROSECUTION TEAM Department of Justice News Release - MAY 22, 1995
• ARPA SELECTS TIER II PLUS PHASE TWO CONTRACTOR May 23, 1995
• Aspin dies Air Force News Service - 22 May 1995
• U.S. SAYS JUSTICE HAS PREVAILED IN LETELIER MURDER CASE 05/31/95

  June

• DoD Unveils Tier III Minus "DarkStar" UAV June 1, 1995
• June 2 - Press Release Announcing New Internet Web Services Provided by CIA
• BRZEZINSKI: POSITIVE OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD A LARGER EUROPE (02/06/95)
• STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, TUESDAY, JUNE 6
• ADMINISTRATION COUNTERTERRORISM LEGISLATION PASSES SENATE Department of Justice News Release - JUNE 7, 1995
• Security clearance processing time cut Air Force News Service - 08 June 1995
• June 9 - DCI John M. Deutch's Statement Concerning the Class Action Settlement Involving Female Case Officers
• REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR LES ASPIN June 13, 1995
• LEGISLATORS PRAISE BILL TO TIGHTEN NOOSE AROUND CASTRO 06/14/95
• ADD STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21
• SECOND ADD STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, JUNE 22
• DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, JUNE 22
• STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, JUNE 22
• NEW YORK FEDERAL PROSECUTORS, DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENT RECEIVE TOP JUSTICE DEPARTMENT AWARD FOR MEDELLIN DRUG CARTEL PROSECUTION Department of Justice News Release - JUNE 22, 1995
• NO AGREEMENT YET ON BRINGING RUSSIA INTO POST-COCOM REGIME 06/23/95
• June 27 - Former President Bush Visits CIA, Addresses Employees
• JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ISSUES RECOMMENDATIONS FOR UPGRADING FEDERAL BUILDING SECURITY Department of Justice News Release - JUNE 28, 1995
• JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ISSUES RECOMMENDATIONS FOR UPGRADING FEDERAL BUILDING SECURITY JUNE 28, 1995 -- The Justice Department today made public a study of the vulnerability of federal office buildings to acts of terrorism and other forms of violence, prepared at the direction of the President after the April 19 bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building.
• Report on Federal Buildings Vulnerability GSA #9270 June 28, 1995 - Statement by Julia M. Stasch, Deputy Administrator of the U.S. General Services Administration, on the Department of Justice review of vulnerability of federal buildings to terrorist attack.
• PRESS BRIEFING BY MIKE MCCURRY June 28, 1995 - This was the title of the study: "Vulnerability Assessment in Federal Facilities." The President is very concerned about ensuring that we have adequate security at federal facilities.
• COAST GUARD CHIEF SAYS U.S. WINNING DRUG WAR 06/29/95
• JOINT STATEMENT ON U.S.-RUSSIAN SPECIAL ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVE 06/30/95

  July

• DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, JULY 6
• July 11 - Press Release on VENONA Documents
• REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT TO STAFF OF THE CIA AND INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY July 14, 1995
• July 14 - President Clinton Visits the CIA
• CLINTON NAMES COLLINS SPECIAL ADVISOR FOR NIS 07/17/95
• USTRANSCOM intelligence directorate plays key role in global operations July 21, 1995 USTRANSCOM Public Affairs

  August

• Exercise aims to improve counter drug effort Air Force News Service - 01 August 1995
• Drug traffickers sent message Air Force News Service - 04 August 1995
• August 8 - Former DDCI Admiral Studeman Feted at Retirement Ceremony
• PENA ORDERS INCREASED SECURITY MEASURES AT U.S. AIRPORTS 08/09/95
• AF announces structure, realignment actions Air Force News Service - 11 August 1995
• PALESTINIAN POLICE RELAY INTELLIGENCE TO ISRAELI SECURITY ESTABLISHMENT ISRAEL LINE FRIDAY AUGUST 11, 1995 The Palestinian police transferred information to the General Security Service on planned attacks against Israeli targets.
• U.S. SAYS RUSSIAN CHARGES AGAINST CAPT. LYNCH 'ABSOLUTELY UNFOUNDED' 08/15/95
• STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15
• August 16 - DCI Deutch Appoints Sandra Kruzman to Key CIA Analytical Post
• August 16 - Statement by the Director on the Death of CIA's First Counsel Lawrence R. Houston
• 22-08-95 KYRGYZ OFFICER AT CN95 VALUES U.S. TRAINING FOR HIS TROOPS
• 23-08-95 PRESIDENT CLINTON NAMES NEW U.S. NEGOTIATORS ON BOSNIA
• Intelligence unit receives Hammer Award Air Force News Service - 23 August 1995
• 25-08-95 HOLBROOKE URGES BOSNIAN-SERB PARTICIPATION IN PEACE PROCESS
• 25-08-95 IRAQ'S DECEPTION ON WEAPONS IS "COORDINATED" BY GOVERNMENT
• U.S. TRADE SANCTIONS: EFFECTIVE TOOL OR SUPERPOWER CUDGEL August 26, 1996
• 24-08-95 U.S. SARGENT RACHEL KAVARSKY GOES FROM INTERROGATOR TO INTERPRETER
• 28-08-95 SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WILLIAM J. PERRY
• 28-08-95 JOSEPH S. NYE, JR., ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
• Use of mercenaries as a means of violating human rights and impeding the exercise of the right of peoples to self-determination A/50/390 29 August 1995

  September

• 07-09-95 PANAMA WILLING TO PROVIDE HEMISPHERIC COUNTER-DRUG CENTER
• Blue Flag set in Caribbean Air Force News Service - 11 September 1995
• Cybersnare Sting -- Arrests -- News Release 1995-09-11 -- Six alleged computer "hackers" have been arrested and more than 20 computer systems seized in a seven-state U.S. Secret Service undercover investigation, dubbed "Operation Cybersnare."
• 20-09-95 HOUSE DEBATES PLO COMPLIANCE WITH PEACE ACCORDS
• 28-09-95 CLINTON DIRECTIVE AIMS TO FURTHER REDUCE NUCLEAR THREAT
• 28-09-95 CONGRESS WARNED ABOUT NEW HEMISPHERIC TERRORISM

  October

• 03-10-95 NEW REPORT URGES CHANGES IN SELECTING IMMIGRANTS INTO U.S.
• Ceremony recognizes Air Force reservists Air Force News Service - 05 October 1995
• AIA unit wins presidential honors Air Force News Service - 06 October 1995
• 07-10-95 CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7
• Policy Statement on Clinton's Cuba Policy House Republican Policy Committee - October 12, 1995
• 17-10-95 STATE DEPARTMENT DAILY BRIEFING
• President's initiative on international organized crime and drug trafficking PRESS BRIEFING BY ROBERT GELBARD, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR INTERNATIONAL NARCOTICS MATTERS; RICHARD NEWCOMBE, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, - October 22, 1995
• 23-10-95 CLINTON, YELTSIN ENDORSE EFFORTS ON NUCLEAR SECURITY
• 23-10-95 US INITIATIVES AGAINST INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZED CRIME
• October 31 - Statement by the Director on the Ames Damage Assessment

November

• Positions open for intelligence officers November 1995
• Joint duty position opens for intel officer Air Force News Service
• FREDERICK BARON NAMED AS HEAD OF NATIONAL SECURITY OFFICE Department of Justice News Release - NOVEMBER 1, 1995
• 01-11-95 OEHLER, HOLMES: WEAPONS PROLIFERATION IS A GLOBAL PROBLEM
• 01-11-95 U.S. DRUG STRATEGY DEMONSTRATES IMPRESSIVE RESULTS
• 02-11-95 DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2
• 02-11-95 U.S. AND EU TO COOPERATE IN FIGHTING TRANSNATIONAL CRIME
• AF honors aircrew shot down in 1952 Air Force News Service - 02 November 1995
• BTG, Cordant snare $929M intelligence buy - Federal Computer Week - Nov 6, 1995
• GENERAL SECURITY SERVICE INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE TO SUBMIT FINDINGS ISRAEL LINE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7, 1995 - The General Security Service committee charged with investigating the circumstances that led to the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin is scheduled to submit its conclusions.
• SAFE, RELIABLE NUCLEAR STOCKPILE IS U.S. GOAL, PERRY SAYS 08/11/95
• CABINET COMMISSIONS STATE INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE ISRAEL LINE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 9, 1995 - The Cabinet decided to commission a State Investigation Committee to examine the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
• AF creates UAV office 14 November 1995
• Bonus program expands for 18 specialties Air Force News Service - 17 November 1995
• Positions open for intelligence officers Air Force News Service - 17 November 1995
• AIA commander moves to Pentagon Air Force News Service - 20 November 1995
• 22-11-95 U.S. SUPPORTS U.N. DECISION TO CONTINUE SANCTIONS ON LIBYA
• AIA seeks senior enlisted advisor Air Force News Service - 28 November 1995
• November 28 - National Imagery and Mapping Agency Proposed to Congress
• Monmouth University student charged with sending approximately 24,000 computer e-mail "bombs" 1995-11-28 -- A 21-year-old Monmouth University student from Bethpage, New York -- allegedly disgruntled after his university computer privileges had been revoked -- was charged today with allegedly sending an "E-mail Bomb" on Nov. 20, 1995.
• 30-11-95 STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30
• 30-11-95 U.S. HOPES FOR HEMISPHERIC COMMITMENT ON MONEY LAUNDERING

  December

• 01-12-95 U.S. HOPES FOR HEMISPHERIC COMMITMENT ON MONEY LAUNDERING
• 04-12-95 HEMISPHERIC MINISTERS AGREE ON STEPS AGAINST MONEY LAUNDERING
• 04-12-95 RUBIN CALLS PLEDGE TO FIGHT MONEY LAUNDERING `IMPORTANT MILESTONE'
• 04-12-95 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 34-NATION COMMUNIQUE ON MONEY LAUNDERING
• OSI dedicates academy to first director Air Force News Service - 06 December 1995
• 06-12-95 GELBARD SAYS DRUG CARTELS NOW TRANSNATIONAL IN SCOPE
• 06-12-95 DEMOCRATS URGE SENATE VOTE ON START II BEFORE END OF YEAR
• Army Reserve (AR) and Army National Guard (NG) units mobilization for Operation Joint Endeavor MEMORANDUM FOR CORRESPONDENTS No. 271-M - December 11, 1995
• 15-12-95 U.S. WANTS UNIVERSAL ADHERENCE TO ANTI-TERRORISM CONVENTIONS
• December 18 - CIA Plays Santa for D.C. School
• IRS Employee Convicted of Unlawfully Accessing Tax Information December 18, 1995 - CZUBINSKI, then a member of the Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and affiliated with other white supremacist groups, accessed certain associates to build "dossiers" on them.
• 'Eyes of the Night' track Bosnian ground movement Air Force News Service - 21 December 1995
• Tuzla operation getting on track Air Force News Service - 26 December 1995
• JUSTICE DEPARTMENT TO GO BACK TO COURT WITH MORE EVIDENCE TO DEPORT ALIENS ACCUSED OF FUND-RAISING FOR RADICAL TERRORIST ORGANIZATION Department of Justice News Release - DECEMBER 26, 1995