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Strategies & Market Trends : Asia Forum
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To: Ron Bower who wrote (9630)5/6/2000 11:13:00 AM
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I wouldn't be posting this but I find it very disturbing.

Ron

From the NY Times

April 15, 2000

Files in Question in Los Alamos Case Were Reclassified

By WILLIAM J. BROAD
The computer files at the heart of the case against the former Los Alamos scientist Wen Ho Lee were given higher security classifications last year only after he was fired in the midst of an espionage investigation at the weapons laboratory, defense lawyers and federal officials say.
At the time Dr. Lee downloaded the files onto his computer, they were classified but not designated secret or confidential, as the indictment against him alleges. Instead, they were governed by a lower kind of security precaution, according to both sides in the case, as well as a document that federal prosecutors filed as evidence.
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