1994 Intelligence News

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January

REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT TO CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY EMPLOYEES January 4, 1994
GLICKMAN SAYS U.S. INTELLIGENCE EFFORTS NOW BROADER (01/06/94)
ETHNIC CONFLICTS POSE GREAT CHALLENGE TO FUTURE EUROPE (01/07/94)
U.S. STILL SEEKS TO RESTRICT HIGH-TECH TELECOM EXPORTS (01/10/94)
CLINTON NOMINATES PERRY AS NEXT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE (01/24/94)
WHITE HOUSE REPORT, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26 (01/26/94)
CIA DISCLOSES ROLE IN WAR AGAINST DRUGS (01/26/94)
February
PERRY SAYS LIFT VIETNAM EMBARGO IF IT HELPS POW-MIA SEARCH (02/03/94)
ENCRYPTION EXPORT CONTROLS MAINTAINED, BUT PROCESS RELAXED (02/04/94)
CLINTON'S ANTIDRUG BUDGET REFLECTS ANTICRIME PLEDGE (02/08/94)
CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 (02/08/94)
WHITE HOUSE REPORT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9 (02/09/94)
DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18 (02/18/94)
CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 (02/22/94)
Arrest of Aldrich Ames - Statement by the Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary February 22, 1994
U.S. PROTESTS ALLEGED ESPIONAGE (02/22/94)
PRESIDENT CLINTON NAMES RUDY DE LEON AIR FORCE UNDER SECRETARY AND JEFFREY K. HARRIS AIR FORCE ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR SPACE February 23, 1994
OFFICIAL CITES SAFEGUARDS TO PROTECT U.S. SPACE TECHNOLOGY (02/23/94)
CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 (02/23/94)
GORE REAFFIRMS U.S. SUPPORT FOR RUSSIAN ECONOMIC REFORMS (02/23/94)
WHITE HOUSE REPORT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24 (02/24/94)
SPY-CONNECTED RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT DECLARED PERSONA NON GRATA (02/25/94)
Events in the Middle East and in Russia - PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT February 25, 1994
WOOLSEY: NORTH KOREA STILL AREA OF HIGHEST INSTABILITY, CONCERN (02/25/94)
STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28 (02/28/94)
March
Expansion of the sale of images taken from space and the export of systems STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY March 10, 1994
GORE, MENEM DISCUSS PRIVATIZATION AND DEREGULATION (03/22/94)
CLINTON NOMINATES CROWE AS ENVOY TO THE UNITED KINGDOM (03/22/94)
WHITE HOUSE REPORT, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 (03/23/94)
CLINTON DENIES POLLARD CLEMENCY REQUEST (03/24/94)
April
PAKISTAN'S CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF MEETS WITH U.S. OFFICIALS (04/04/94)
DEPUTY AG ON CHINESE IMMIGRANTS, SINGAPORE CASE (04/07/94)
U.S. CLOSE AIR SUPPORT IN BOSNIA PART OF NATO OPERATION (04/11/94)
PENTAGON TO FOCUS ANTIDRUG EFFORTS ON SOURCE COUNTRIES (04/14/94)
OAKLEY: NO CREDIBLE EVIDENCE OF FORCED REPATRIATION OF HMONG (04/26/94)
DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, APRIL 28 (04/28/94)
May
CLINTON AUTHORIZES CHANGES IN COUNTERINTELLIGENCE STRUCTURE (05/03/94)
U.S. Counterintelligence EffectivenessSTATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY May 4, 1994
CLINTON SIGNS PRESIDENTIAL DECISION ON COUNTERINTELLIGENCE (05/04/94)
NICARAGUAN REBELS DISARM (05/05/94)
ESTONIA: MODEL OF REFORM (05/05/94)
CHRISTOPHER -- IRAQ STILL NOT IN COMPLIANCE (05/09/94)
CLINTON PROCLAIMS MAY TO BE ASIAN/PACIFIC AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH (05/10/94)
MARY ANN CASEY NAMED AS U.S. AMBASSADOR TO TUNISIA (05/11/94)
TERRORISM: AN IRANIAN EXPORT (05/16/94)
ENCRYPTION DISPUTE PERSISTS AS EXPORT-CONTROL BILL ADVANCES (05/18/94)
TERRORISM REPORT: IRAQ (05/18/94)
SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES EXPORT-CONTROL LEGISLATION (05/24/94)
CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 (05/25/94)
PRESIDENT ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF LES ASPIN AS MEMBER AND CHAIR OF THE PRESIDENT'S FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY BOARD May 26, 1994
U.S. OFFICIALS PRAISE POLISH DIPLOMAT FOR SERVICE IN BAGHDAD (05/27/94)
DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, TUESDAY, MAY 31 (05/31/94)
June
STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 (06/01/94)
RIVAL EXPORT-CONTROL BILL WOULD GIVE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT ROLE (06/15/94)
EXPERIENCED AFRICANIST NAMED U.S. ENVOY TO KAMPALA (06/16/94)
U.S. PLANS TO WAIVE PARTS OF LAW HAMPERING DRUG WAR (06/22/94)
SHORT-TERM EXTENSION OF EXPORT-CONTROL LAW STARTS TO ADVANCE (06/23/94)
THE GORE-CHERNOMYRDIN COMMISSION (06/24/94)
WOOLSEY SAYS ORGANIZED CRIME IN RUSSIA POSES WORLD THREAT (06/27/94)
CIA DIRECTOR CALLS FOR COOPERATION WITH RUSSIA, UKRAINE (06/28/94)
SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WILLIAM J. PERRY (06/30/94)
July
CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, JULY 11 (07/11/94)
GORE: U.S. SENDING ONE OF ITS VERY BEST AS AMBASSADOR TO RIYADH (07/14/94)
STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, FRIDAY, JULY 15 (07/15/94)
UKRAINE IS GENERALLY ON TRACK ON NUCLEAR AGREEMENT (07/15/94)
CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20 (07/20/94)
CIA: ECONOMIC 'SOFT LANDING' PROVES ELUSIVE FOR BEIJING (07/22/94)
G-7 CALLS FOR HALT TO IRANIAN TERRORISM (07/22/94)
DAVID GEORGE NEWTON: AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE TO YEMEN (07/27/94)
August
CONCERTED ACTION NEEDED ON TERRORISM (08/03/94)
TOP RUSSIAN COP WARNS OF GLOBAL CRIME SPREE (08/04/94)
U.S. HOPES TO WORK WITH COLOMBIA AGAINST CALI CARTEL (08/04/94)
NATO STRIKES BOSNIAN SERB TARGET FOLLOWING VIOLATIONS (08/05/94)
GETTING TOUGH ON LIBYAN TERRORISM (08/15/94)
CARLOS CAPTURED (08/18/94)
EXPERTS TESTIFY ON CHEMICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION (08/18/94)
September
PORTUGUESE FOREIGN MINISTER BARROSO VISITS THE U.S. (09/15/94)
U.S., PORTUGAL TO COOPERATE IN INVESTIGATING CUSTOMS OFFENSES (09/15/94)
BRINGING LIBYAN TERRORISTS TO JUSTICE (09/19/94)
FBI CHIEF EXPRESSES CONCERN ABOUT NUCLEAR MATERIALS THEFT (09/26/94)
NEW REPORT FINDS NO CREDIBLE BASIS FOR INSLAW CLAIMS, RECOMMENDS MATTER BE CLOSED Department of Justice News Release - SEPTEMBER 27, 1994
CRIME ASSISTANCE PACKAGE FOR THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION September 28, 1994
U.S., RUSSIA ENTER INTO MUTUAL CUSTOMS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT (09/28/94)
October
SETBACK FOR TURKISH TERRORISTS (10/04/94)
NEW CRIME LAW STRENGTHENS ANTIDRUG EFFORTS, POLICY HEAD SAYS (10/05/94)
U.S. SENDING "SIGNALS" TO WARD OFF IRAQI AGGRESSION (10/07/94)
CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 (10/07/94)
DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 (10/13/94)
DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 (10/20/94)
MARKING PHILIPPINES LIBERATION (10/20/94)
ADD DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 (10/20/94)
ARAB VETERANS OF AFGHANISTAN WAR LEAD NEW ISLAMIC HOLY WAR OCTOBER 28, 1994, (COMPASS) - Across North Africa, down through Sudan, eastward into Jordan and south to the Arabian peninsula, and even beyond into Asia, there is a new cutting edge to the Islamic revolution that is underway: hundreds of battle- hardened Muslim zealots, trained, armed and funded by the Americans, British and some of the very Arab states they now threaten.
November
CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 (11/01/94)
JOHNNIE CARSON NOMINATED TO BE AMBASSADOR TO ZIMBABWE (11/08/94)
STATE DEPARTMENT SUPPORTS WEAPONS TRANSFERS TO GREECE AND TURKEY (11/22/94)
ANTI-DRUG ACTIVITIES HAVING LITTLE IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT (11/30/94)
December
ASPIN SEES MORE NON-TRADITIONAL FUNCTIONS FOR U.S. MILITARY (12/05/94)
U.S.-RUSSIA JOINT COMMISSION ON POW/MIAS TO HOLD PLENARY (12/06/94)
U.S.-RUSSIA JOINT COMMISSION ON POW/MIAS VISIT U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY (12/06/94)
U.S. HOSTS U.S.-RUSSIA JOINT COMMISSION ON POW-MIAS PLENARY (12/07/94)
CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8 (12/08/94)
DEFENSE SECRETARY WILLIAM J. PERRY (12/08/94)
LEON FUERTH, ASSISTANT TO VICE PRESIDENT GORE FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS (12/08/94
LIBYAN SANCTIONS WILL CONTINUE (12/12/94)
Statement by R. James Woolsey Director of Central Intelligence 12 December 1994
U.S-RUSSIA JOINT COMMISSION ON POW/MIAS CONCLUDES MEETING (12/16/94)
CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16 (12/16/94)
DCI Speech on New Frontiers in Breast Cancer Screening 11 October 1994
PRESS SECRETARY STATEMENT ON WOOLSEY RESIGNATION December 28, 1994
WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION OF CIA DIRECTOR WOOLSEY (12/28/94)
OAKLEY PAYS $5,000 FINE FOR IMPROPER LOBBYING Department of Justice News Release - DECEMBER 29, 1994
JUSTICE FOR PAN AM 103 (12/30/94)