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To: russwinter who wrote (48962)	2/14/2000 6:48:00 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116786

OT(?) Hmmmmmm? Saturday February 12 4:50 PM ET Report: Deutch Aide Got Bank Job NEW YORK (AP) - A CIA official who monitored the investigation into whether former agency head John Deutch mishandled classified information later went to work for a bank where Deutch was a director, The New York Times reported Saturday. Deutch resigned as CIA director in December 1996 and was elected to the board of Citibank. That same month, CIA officials found evidence he had placed classified information on unsecure computers at his home, although they reportedly didn't notify the Justice Department of potential wrongdoing for more than a year. The investigation monitor was Nora Slatkin, the CIA's executive director. Deutch recommended her for a management job at Citibank even as she was still monitoring the case, the Times reported, citing CIA records and interviews with officials. Although Slatkin notified the agency in June 1997 that she was considering a job with Citibank and would withdraw from consideration of anything involving the bank, within a month she reviewed an internal report of findings in the Deutch investigation, the Times reported, citing a classified agency report. Slatkin resigned from the CIA in September 1997 and joined Citibank as a vice president the next month, the Times reported. The CIA's inspector general has found that Slatkin's actions delayed ``a prompt and thorough investigation' of the Deutch case, the newspaper said. The Times reported there was no evidence that Slatkin's hiring at Citibank was a quid pro quo (cont) dailynews.yahoo.com