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[09/15/1997 - 11/03/2000]: 24194021-20060527F-001-006-2023

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This Clinton Library release of Clinton Presidential Records covers the National Security Council email folder labeled Area 51, dated September 15, 1997 to November 3, 2000. It lists withdrawn emails, most held back for national security or privacy reasons. Some emails were released. They include November 1997 talking points on the President renewing a classified information exemption for the Air Force site near Groom Lake, Nevada, under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. Other released items are news clippings about Lake Havasu grass circles and UFO requests to the NSA.

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Exchange Mail
DATE-TIME 04/24/2000 3:16:16 PM
FROM
CLASSIFICATION
SUBJECT
TO
CARBON COPY
TEXT BODY
(b)(6)
RE: The drugging has begun [UNCLASSIFIED]
Marsh, Thomas S (RECORDS)
Conspiracy theories rise over Elian
photos
WASHINGTON (AP) Some point to a missing tooth. Others
say
it's the hair. Still others allege signs of government-induced
drugging.
In the hours since young Elian Gonzalez was taken from
the home of his
Miami relatives, conspiracy theories abound over
photos of the child
released after he arrived at a military base
to be with his father.
Attorneys for Elian's father, Juan Miguel
Gonzalez, released
pictures of the family Saturday after government
officials brought the
6-year-old Cuban boy to Andrews Air Force
Base, just outside of Washington.
Critics have closely scrutinized
the father's photo with one
Sanborn, Daniel R. K. (Records)
UNCLASSIFIED
-----Original Message
From: Marsh,
Thomas S (RECORDS)
Sent: Monday, April 24, 2000 15:13 PM
To: Daniel
Sanborn; David Goldberg; Tali Starks; Travis Good
Subject: The drugging
has begun [UNCLASSIFIED]

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Official release, from the nara collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 37 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.