404-10331-10217 ' . e. i < DERINIS DECONCINI, ARZONA, CHAIRMAN . JOHN W. WARHER VIRGIIA, VICE CHAIRMAN ASD OA. METZENBAUM, OHIO HN. GLENN, OHIO 3, ROBERT RERAEY, NEBRASKA (RICHARD tH. BRYAN, NEVADA 608 GRAHAM, FLORIDA JOHN F, KERRY, MASSACHUSETTS MAX BAUCUS, MONTANA J. BENNETT JOHNSTON, LOUISIANA JOH C. DANFORTH, SISSOURI VED STEVENS, ALASKA RICHARD G. LUGAR, INDIANA MALCOLM WALLOP, WYOMING “GEORGE 4. MITCHELL MAINE, EX OFFICIO ROBERT DOLE, KANSAS, EX OFFICIO NORMAN -R, BRADLEY, STAFF DIRECTOR ALFONSE D'AMATO, NEW YORK SLADE GORTON, WASHINGTON SOHN H. CHAFEE, RHODE ISLAND ER 94~5967 Wnited States Senate SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE WASHINGTON, DC 20510-6475 — September 12, 1994 JUDITH A, ANSLEY, MINORITY STAFF DIRECTOR » KATHLEEN P. McGHEE. CHIEF CLERK CIA HAS NO OBJECTION T DECLASSIFICATION ANDIOR _RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT | The Honorable R. James Woolsey Director of Central Intelligence Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 20505 Director Woolsey: - We are writing to express our sincere appreciation and recognition of the excellent support that has been provided to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence by a member of your agency. From October 1993 through August 1994, Mr. John Carver has assisted Committee staff in the review process required for release of the John F. Kennedy Records Collection. The project involved reading and evaluating thousands of classified records that were in the possession of this Committee, and approving them for release pursuant to Public Law 102-526. Given the volume of documents stored at the Select Committee, this was a tremendous administrative task. Mr. Carver’s expertise, professionalism, and personal attention to detail were a significant contribution to our Committee being able to successfully complete this important task. Mr. Carver is clearly a credit to your organization and we appreciate his hard work and superior performance on behalf of our Committee. Please extend our personal thanks to Mr. Carver. Sipcerely, Dennis DeConcini Chai an PYG n W. Warner Vice Chairman
13-00000 U DENNIS DECONEINI, ARIZONA, CHAIRMAN : ER 94-5967 r > JOH W. WARNER, VIRGINIA, VICE CHAIRMAN HOWARD M. METZENBAUM, OHIO ALFONSE D'AMATO, NEW YORK SOMN GLENN, OHIO JOHN C. DANFORTH. MISSOURI J. ROBERT KEAREY, NEBRASKA SLADE GORTON, WASHINGTON RICHARD H. BAYAN, NEVADA JOHN #. CHAFEE, RHODE ISLAND @606 GRAHAM, FLORIDA TED STEVENS, ALASKA &: : JOHN F. KERRY, MASSACHUSETTS RICHARD G. LUGAR INDIANA . MAX BAUCUS, MONTANA MALCOLM WALLOP, WYOMING J. BENNETT JOHNSTON, LOUISIANA SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE eepeent DOLE Kansas EX OFFICIO WASHINGTON, DC 205 10-6475 September 12, 1994 NORMAN K. BRADLEY, STAFF DIRECTOR JUDITH A. ANSLEY, MINORITY STAFF DIRECTOR KATHLEEN P. MeGHEE, CHIEF CLERK The Honorable R. James Woolsey Director of Central Intelligence Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 20505 ClA HAS NO CBUECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR . RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION - IN THIS DOCUMENT : Director Woolsey: We are writing to express our sincere appreciation and recognition of the excellent support that has been provided to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence by a member of your agency. From October 1993 through August 1994, Mr. Paul Levesque has assisted Committee staff in the review process required for release of the John F. Kennedy Records Collection. The project involved reading and evaluating thousands of classified records that were in the possession of this Committee, and approving them for release pursuant to Public Law 102-526. Given the volume of documents stored at the Select Committee, this was a tremendous administrative task. Mr. Levesque’s expertise, professionalism, and personal attention to detail were a significant contribution to our Committee being able to successfully complete this important task. Mr. Levesque is clearly a credit to your organization and we appreciate his hard work and superior performance on behalf of our Committee. Please extend our personal thanks to Mr. Levesque. Sincerely, Sens tt Grcimin _ Dennis DeConcini Chaigman John W. ‘Warner Vice Chairman
13-00000 » ra “ognetits DECONCIM. APLZONA, CHAIRMAN ER 9 4-5 9 67 a JOHN W. WARNER, VIRGINIA, VICE CHAIRMAN HOVIARD .M. METZENBAUM, OHIO ALFONSE D'AMATO, NEW YORK SONN GLENN, OHIO JOHN C. DANFORTH, MISSOURI J. ROBERT KEAREY, NEBRASKA SLADE GORTON, WASHINGTON KICHARD Ht. Bayan | aa AOA JOHN H. CHAFEE, RHODE ISLAND ° . BOB GRAHAM, FLGRI TEO STEVENS, ALASKA | tates enate JOHN F, KERRY, MASSACHUSETTS RICHARD G. LUGAR INDIANA MAK BAUCUS, MONTAN. MALCOLM WALLOP, WYOMING : J, BENNETT JOHNSTON, LOUISIANA SELECT COMMITTEE ON (INTELLIGENCE ” GEORGE J. MITCHELL MAINE, EX OFFICIO WASHINGTON, DC 205 10-6475 ROBERT DOLE, KANSAS, EX OFFICIO September 12, 1994 NORMAN K. BRADLEY, STAFF DIRECTOR . JUDITH A. ANSLEY, MINORITY STAFF DIRECTOR KATHLEEN P. MeGHEE, CHIEF CLERK CIA Hy. aM OB ECTION TO # DEG GgiIDAT iON AND/OR - RELEAS E OF CIA INFORMATION iN THIS DOCUMENT The Honorable R. James Woolsey Director of Central Intelligence Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 20505 Director Woolsey: We are writing to express our sincere appreciation and recognition of the excellent support that has been provided to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence by a member of your agency. From October 1993 through August 1994, Ms. Eleanor Neiman has assisted Committee staff in the review process required for release of the John F. Kennedy Records Collection. The project involved reading and evaluating thousands of classified records that were in the possession of this Committee, and approving them for release pursuant to Public Law 102-526. Given the volume of documents stored at the Select Committee, this was a tremendous administrative task. Ms. Neiman’s expertise, professionalism, and personal attention to detail were a significant contribution to our Committee being able to 0 successfully complete this important task. Ms. Neiman is clearly a credit to your organization and we appreciate her hard work and superior performance on behalf of our Committee. Please extend our personal thanks to Ms. Neiman. Sincerely, Dennis DeConcini Chairman W. Warner Vice Chairman Ve ene
13-00000 a “- . DESINIS DECONCINI, ARIZONA, CHAIRMAN “+ JOHN W. WARNER, VIRGINIA, VICE CHAIRMAN ER 94-5967 HOWARD M. METZENBAUM, OHIO ALFONSE O'AMATO, NEW YORK JOMN GLEAN, OHIO JOHN C. DANFORTH, MISSOURL J. ROBERT KERREY, NEBRASKA SLADE GORTON, WASHINGTON RICHARD H. BRYAN, NEVADA SOHN H. CHAFEE, RHODE ISLAND B08 GRAHAM, FLORIDA TEO STEVENS, ALASKA . SOHN F. KERRY, MASSACHUSETTS RICHARD G. LUGAR, GNDIANA Diced States Smate MAX BAUCUS, MONTANA MALCOLM WALLOP, WYOMING d. BENNETT JONNSTON, LOUISIANA SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE , Georce J. MITCHELL, MAINE, EX OFFICIO ROBERT DOLE, KANSAS, EX OFFICIO WASHINGTON, DC 205 10-6475 September 12, 1994 NORMAN K. BRADLEY, STAFF DIRECTOR JUDITH A ANSLEY, MINORITY STAFF DIRECTOR KATHLEEN P. McGHEE, CHIEF CLERK C’A HAS NO OBJECTION T TO: SIFICATION AND/OR - OF CIA INFOR UMENT MATION | The Honorable R. James Woolsey Director of Central Intelligence Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 20505 Director Woolsey: We are writing to express our sincere appreciation and recognition of the excellent support that has been provided to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence by a member of your agency. From October 1993 through August 1994, i a assisted Committee staff in the review process required for réléase of the John F. Kennedy Records Collection. The project involved reading and evaluating thousands of classified records that were in the possession of this Committee, and approving them for release pursuant to Public Law 102-526. Given the volume of documents stored_at the Select Committee, this was a tremendous administrative task. Mri _|expertise, professionalism, and personal attention to detail were a significant contribution to our Committee being able to successfully complete this important task. Mel is clearly a credit to your organization and we appreciate his hard work and superior performance on behalf of our Committee. - Please extend our personal thanks tol | Dennis DeConcini Chairman n W. Warner Vice Chairman