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To: Southack

Archives Installed Cameras After Berger Took Papers
By ERIC LICHTBLAU

Published: July 24, 2004

ASHINGTON, July 23 - Officials at the National Archives were so concerned about Samuel R. Berger's removal of classified documents last year that they imposed new security measures governing the review of sensitive material, including the installation of full-time surveillance cameras, government officials said Friday.

The new policy, issued March 31 to security officers at the archives, lays out toughened steps for safeguarding research rooms used by nongovernmental employees who are given special access to classified material. And it demands "continuous monitoring" of anyone reviewing such material.

The restrictions were put in place as a direct result of the Berger episode, said a government official who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity surrounding the continuing investigation.


459 posted on 07/23/2004 10:25:43 PM PDT by flaglady47
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To: flaglady47; Howlin; Pukin Dog
Wow!

So whatever Berger did was so bad that we decided that we were willing to risk having security cameras and/or monitoring personnel see parts of classified docs that they weren't cleared for!

Looks as though you were right all along; color me surprised about the cameras being installed.

We live and learn.

5 Legislative Days Left Until The AWB Expires

460 posted on 07/23/2004 11:12:24 PM PDT by Southack (Media Bias means that Castro won't be punished for Cuban war crimes against Black Angolans in Africa)
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To: flaglady47
UR#459......hmmmmmmm

VArchives Installed Cameras After Berger Took Papers By ERIC LICHTBLAU Published: July 24, 2004 ASHINGTON, July 23 - Officials at the National Archives were so concerned about Samuel R. Berger's removal of classified documents last year that they imposed new security measures governing the review of sensitive material, including the installation of full-time surveillance cameras, government officials said Friday. The new policy, issued March 31 to security officers at the archives, lays out toughened steps for safeguarding research rooms used by nongovernmental employees who are given special access to classified material. And it demands "continuous monitoring" of anyone reviewing such material. The restrictions were put in place as a direct result of the Berger episode, said a government official who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity surrounding the continuing investigation.

How did 'they' exlpain how " JFK's" .......went missing?

What 'is' security in D.C.,......??

/sarcasm

BTTT

461 posted on 07/26/2004 5:16:10 AM PDT by maestro
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