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This is a Clinton Presidential Library release from the NSC email collection, filed under Area 51 and covering September 1997 to February 2000. It contains withdrawal sheets for redacted emails along with released messages. Staff are told not to use the term Area 51, and draft press guidance says the President renewed an exemption for the Air Force operating location near Groom Lake, Nevada, from disclosure requirements under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. One message jokes about jury duty summonses sending staff to Area 51.
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38C793F4.FIN Page 4 of 5 The Week Ahead * Monday * Tuesday * Wednesday * The Vice * POTUS meeting with group of Democratic House Members on PNTR; * Holbrooke testifies before HIRC on U.N. peacekeeping in Congo; * Stanley Roth will testify before HIRC/Asia on Indonesia; * Albright's hearing before the HIRC (rescheduled from last week). * General Kadish will testify on ballistic missile defense program before two HASC Subcommittees; * The first hearing on our Colombia assistance package will take place Tuesday before the House Government Reform Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Drug Policy, and Human Resources (Mica). This was not our preferred venue to kick off - in large part because the key witnesses (Rand Beers, State; Brian Sheridan, DOD) will be in Colombia - but lack of cooperation from Southcom, who insisted on sending Wilhelm - and Mica's staffs threats of subpoenas -made it difficult for other agencies to refuse. So ONDCP (McCaffrey), Southcom (Wilhelm), DEA (Ledwith), State (Romero), and DOD (Salazar) are expected to testify; The Senate is out this week — the House is out next week — how inconsiderate! * POTUS meeting with bi-partisan group of House Members on PNTR; * Miles out on jury duty; * Lackey, Samore and Weiss(?) will meet with Levin's staff to discuss amendments to Russia/Iran legislation;
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Official release, from the nara collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 86 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.