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COPYMAT-X54 ID ?14153264319 mg GPR 20795. 9:09 No.003 P.02 Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00791R000200190013-3 Sclence Appiications International Corp. Fax: 1-415-322-7960 From: Oe nn a anaes (re nese OPE Te A . : prs sSNPs Soo (eee aE PORE TI PA PE SL OT April 20, 1995 Comments: Dear Ed ¢ Following three pages are what I have on the O-City disaster, Even if our friends in DC don't use this, they will have a file racord to check against reality when the info unfolds. Maybe it will help to. speed up other processes, I just get so frustrated knowing there is so much like this that I can do and no body will give me a desk to do i from. Sigh! In time, In time. Tf anything alse pops up I will fax it along to you or pass it over the E-mail lines. CU L8ter, Joe ‘fax sacs Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00791R000200190013-3
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COPYMAT-X54 ID?14153264319 APR 20°95 9:11 No.003 P.04 Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00791R000200190013-3 The following is what I have sofar: - five men involved directly. ~ three actually delivered the bomb, - all are arabic, - live in the arabio community of the University (don't . . know which one that is), in the town of Springfiela Missouri. - they've use forged Kuwaiti passports to enter the country these were probably stolen during the occupation or at copied, - bomb was a chemical bomb, manufactured at the houge - drawn, Timer was solid state and activated remotely. - name “Carl” has something to do with this. - there is a second bomb (or at least that is my thought ) I believe they intend to use it somewhere in the vicinity of the last. By that I mean in a surrounding state to Oaklahoma - 6,g., St. Louis or Little Rock. ~ bomb delivery vehicle was either white, light colored as in cream or light tan. See a square end on the vehiole s- such as in a van, or pickup with a camper shell, smaller than the vehicle used in the New York bombing, - Believe the people responsible are working for the (1) .. Iraqi‘s (first choice) or possibly Palistinians (second choice). April 19, 1995 (10:00 PM EST) V372 | | Set ete t tg Ieee fate Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00791R000200190013-3
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Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00791R000200190014-2 . - Deputy to The Under Secretary of Defense (Policy) for Policy Support . Deputy to The Under Secretary of ’ Deferise (Policy) tor Policy Support Linton Wells fl ET NRL PORN! STENT EES EMO MES EANE RAN FOUND POR EES DED DME CRYO. Assistant for Director . - Management Oversight Policy Research Ralph Novak Benson 0. Adams . lrector Assistant for olicy a ia Automation Lae Programs Director of Administration Director Asst Dep, & 5 pecial Advisory Staff Director {aternational & NATO Security Prgms use eaemmepiegeeyaip cane Austin Yamada Janice S. Ervin Charles Wilson Rontarson [ff Dick Williams See a Lee ae ent apoeaNarreepeammrenennrnteatrante. § AA WIV AAAS OA PASSA AE MAPA A AR AAO ! QUE SE DEY Hespreoneen cu aneconsesnepenge, Assistant for NATO Security | Principal Director Emergency Preparedness Policy Archie Flickinger Sheila Dryden E008 Suspor upport (ODCS), DLA Director i Crisis i Coordination : Center ’ -- Director Emergency Planning SheilaDryden Max Al y Appiiived Fé@r cele Rta i ? Sen REY AAA AY PLN Ayre et AEE OPN qe: ROPER EPS OF #200190014-2
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SG1J SG1J SG1J SG1J SG1J SG1J SG1J - Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00791R000200190015-1 CONFIDENTIAL 10 May 95° MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SG1J SUBJECT: Project STAR GATE (U) SGFOIA3 TO: PAX-TA Personnel SGFOIA3 1. (C) Last night, 9 May 95, I received a call from a former member of this Activity, who advised that he was called by a Janet Klein, ABC News "20/20", who was doing background research for "20/20" with regard to Army sponsorship of our mission area. According to was identified as a potential interviewee b a_former member of this Activit SG1J SG1J Klein also asked for the phone numbers of a former member of this Activity. According to she tried to ask questions _every which way in order to_elicit aSGiJ response. Janet advised that she had heard that [| _-_/ id readings on the side and_that she would call her for a reading. ItSG1J should be noted that provided no phone numbers. did provide her with info on his company and stated thAt coordinate remote _viewing (CRV) was the basis for his activities and nothingSG1J more. lacked her if she had spoken to a former member of this Activity and a retired US Army officer, and she stated that she had not because she was looking to sp others who could provide more accurate information. It was{  jopinion that JanetSGiJ Klein was doing background research for an expose. Janet also offered a tidbit of info that she had obtained data to show that Army personnel demonstrated their capability in Congress and at the White House. She also passed on that last month in Washington State, a U.S. Senator, nfi, had on TV stated that he had funded the Army program. 2. (U) Janet Klein also provided[—Jwitn t the following: FAX 212-SG1J 456-6114; Phone: 212-456-6862; Address: ABC News "20/20", 147 Columbus, New York, New York 10023 2. (U) Request that I be informed ASAP of any attempts by Janet Klein to contact you for information. All queries will be directed to DIA's Public Affairs Office (PSP) for response. The PSP POC is Public Affairs Officer, 703-695-0071. SG1J cc: Chief, PAG-TA PAG-TA Personnel , PAX PA CLASSIFIED BY MULTIPLE SOURCES PSP DECLASSIFY ON OADR ORD CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00791R000200190015-1
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SUBJECT:
Project STAR GATE
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for response.
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703-695-0071.
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SG1I SG1I SG1I SG1J SG1I ao cane Approved For Release 2004/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00791R000200190027-8 SECRET 30 June 1995 MEMORANDUM FOR: FROM: SUBJECT: Star Gate REFERENCE: faxed this to me. | asked him to relay to their DIA Congressional Office contract the essence of the meeting, sensitive part (what each Senator thinks) and to add that Mr. D'Amato told us that DIA had_not done the foreign assessment work and had assigned the people to inferior jobs. | called] «CDI personnel today to advise that we had been asked by Mr. D'Amato to consider temporary assignments for the people to work on one aspect of this activity. She indicated they had been assigned to DIA jobs, that DIA considered them gainfully employed, and that she understood it might take us some time to resolve the issues. FAX: STARGATE (Remote Viewing Program) Briefing for SAC Staffer Dick D'Amato Mr. D'Amato believes CIA is making a good faith effort and understands no decisions will be made until the "blue-ribbon" panel reports in late September. Mr. D'Amato is concerned with the reaction of four Senators and the fate of the DIA personnel assigned to the program. He will caf discuss an option, pending the study results, of the viewers” being offered a rotational assignment to CIA studying foreign remote viewing. He believes the STARGATE staff is being poorly used at DIA.[ S61 raised, and Mr. D'Amato understands, the problems of “raising false hopes" that might accompany such an assignment. Mr. D'Amato says Sen. Pell is a true believer but is retiring; Sen. Inouye is interested but won't intervene; Sen. Cohen is very interested by not publicly; and Sen. Glenn is interested enough that he might write a letter supporting continued research. The CIA/DS&T delegation gave an excellent, balanced overview of the project: The "blue-ribbon" scientific panel assessment that CIA is sponsoring will be completed by 30 September 1995. CIA indicated it will abide by the results of that effort concerning the future of this program. We believe we have formed a credible panel of experts under the study being managed by American Institutes of Research. CIA prefers that the DIA personnel associated the STARGATE program remain in DIA until the completion of the assessment. Approved For Release 2004/09/00" C1A-RDP96-00791R000200190027-8
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SECRET
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faxed this to me.
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contract the essence of the meeting, sensitive part (what each Senator thinks) and to add that
Mr. D'Amato told us that DIA had not done the foreign assessment work and had assigned the
SGI J
people to inferior jobs.
I called
| C/DIA personnel today to advise that we had
been asked by Mr. D'Amato to consider temporary assignments for the people to work on one
aspect of this activity. She indicated they had been assigned to DIA jobs, that DIA considered
them gainfully employed, and that she understood
it might take us some time to resolve the
issues.
FAX:
STARGATE (Remote Viewing Program) Briefing for SAC Staffer Dick D'Amato
Mr. D'Amato believes
CIA
is making a good faith effort and understands no decisions will be
made
until the "blue-ribbon" panel reports
in
late September.
Mr. D'Amato
is concerned with
the reaction of four Senators and the fate of the DIA person nel assigned to the program.
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SGI
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to discuss an option, pending the
study results, or tne uia "viewers" being ottered a rotational assignment to CIA studying foreign
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accompany such an assignment.
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Pell
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retiring; Sen. Inouye
is interested but won't
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intervene;
Sen. Cohen is very interested by not publicly; and Sen. Glenn
is interested enough
that he might write a letter supporting continued research.
The CIA/DS&T delegation gave an excellent, balanced overview of the project:
The "blue-ribbon" scientific panel assessment that CIA
Is sponsoring will be completed by 30
September 1995.
CIA indicated
it will abide by the results of that effort concerning the future
of this program.
We believe we have formed a credible panel of experts under the study being managed by
American
Institutes of Research.
CIA prefers that the DIA personnel associated the STARGATE program remain in DIA until the
completion of the assessment.
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SGI
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20 June
These are “busy” charts, but provide a place to start.
Let me know
your reaction and how you’d like to proceed with this preparation for
the Hill.
I’ve dubbed in the Identities of the sponsors for obvious
reasons, at least until they have been released publicly. You will also
note that there are places where data is missing, either because
I
don’t have the required info or because
it relates to a future,
still
unscheduled, activity or event.
P.S.
I spoke to Ed early this AM (left a note on his voice mail last
night) and he will FAX the “best”
list
sometime this morning (our
time).
Also have rec’d nothing re financial forms you mentioned
- will
Dee send them to me or what?
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Presentation Overview
•
Brief Program History - Management,
performers and funding
* Summary of completed activities:
- Documentation cataloging
- Review and evaluation of operational
tasking
* Summary of on-going activities:
-
Blue Ribbon Panel - Members, terms of
reference, schedule
-
Meetings with operational customers -
complete evaluation
• Program review completion schedule
*
Tentative recommendations
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Program History
Agency
Total Funding
Fiscal Years
$XXXK
YYY
‘74 -77
XXXK
USA
XX-XX
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79 -’94
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Total $’s:
R&D Contractor
$XXXXK
SRI
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SAIC
‘89 - ‘93
Total R&D contract $’s:
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Documentation Review
[Completed activities]
*
All available contractor documents
cataloged
*
Government Star Gate documents
cataloged
*
Summary catalog of all operational
tasking
•
Annotated bibliographies prepared for:
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Contractor documents, classified,
unclassified and
downgraded
-
Star Gate government documents
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Evaluation of Operational Tasking
Completed review:
*
All numerically evaluated tasks,
random “others”
*
Star Gate procedures and methods
for responding
*
Criteria and procedure for
evaluating/scoring SG data
Analyzed:
*
Scoring results of 40 operational
tasks
Preliminary Conclusions:
*
Utility of process to intelligence
community is marginal
*
Return-on-investment should be
assessed before
additional expenditures on operational
tasks
TBD:
•
Interview operational tasking
organizations
*
Modify and publish final report of
evaluation
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- SAIC - (415) 322-7960 - Created: Thursday, July 27, 1995 14:20- Page 1 of 6 wae Approved-For- Release -2003/09/16-- CH RDP96-G0791R000200TI0046=7- The Cognitive Sciences Laboratory 330 Cowper Street, Suite 200, Palo Alto, CA 94301 Voice: 415.327.2007 — Fax: 415.322.7960 ® An Employee-Owned Company e-mail: may@hildegard.saicmp.com Memorandum Date: 25 July 1995 SG1I To: From: Edwin C. May, Ph.D. Re: SAIC Experiment Database SG1I Co: COSY Michael Mumford, Ph.D. and Andy Rose, Ph.D. (AIR) I have been asked to identify a complete list of experiments that were conducted at Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) from 4 February 1991 through 30 September 1994. This memorandum lists the experiments, describes their justification, and tabulates their overall results. In addition, complete references to the original reports will be provided. Background Ww" ¢ 1 ‘ a1 4 at te t wave a a oda 1 s 1 Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00791R000200190046-7
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Blue Ribbon Panel - Status & Plans
*
American Institutes of Research
(AIR) selected to create
panel &
manage review
- Panel members identified
- Interim “SECRET” provided
*
6/14/95 - First AIR/YYY staff meeting
Defined Terms of Reference (TOR) and
review criteria
- Provided unclassified documents
- Developed guidance for selecting
“Best Case” review
documentation
*
First Panel meeting - 6/XX/95
- Distributed TOR and review criteria
- Distributed “Best Case” reports
*
Completion schedule:
- 7/95 - Review of “Best Case”
documents, et al
- 8/95 - Panel meetings/discussions,
Interim Report
- 9/95
- Member reports, AIR review &
commentary
- 9/30/95 - Final Report of review
findings & conclusions
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Declassification Review
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Program sponsorship - completed
•
RmgtanLdocumenlalion:
- YYY: o Program Summary sanitized
o Declass approval requested
- ZZZ Contractor reports:
o All are available to AIR staff
o Declass other reports as/if
required by Panel
OR, if necessary, clear reviewers
- ZZZ Government reports:
o Declass reports as/if required
by Panel
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Estimated Schedule to_Compleilon
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8/1/95 - Final Report of Operational
Tasking Evaluation
•
9/30/95 - Blue Ribbon Panel Final Report
to YYY
•
12/1/95 - Final Report and
Recommendations to Congress
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Some Tentative Recommendations
[based upon review to date]
•
Future Contract R&D Effo rts:
- Await results of Blue Ribbon Panel
- BUT,
if recommended, need for
Intelligence Community
sponsorship is
not justifiable under current SOA
- IN FACT, such sponsorship
complicates, perhaps obviates,
useful
international cooperation
•
Foreign Assessment Efforts :
- Can be done via unclassified contract
unless evidence of
covert, foreign
activities
- 1C should obtain, review, evaluate any
resulting reports
•
Operational Tasking & Applications :
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In light of marginal current value and
reducing budget,
terminate in-
house RV capabilities
- Clearable contractors available to
perform RV services
if operational
users need support, i.e., fee-for-service
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