LETTER: WE ARE WRITING TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION
Originator: SENATE
From: SENS. DECONCINI AND WARNER
To: R. JAMES WOOLSEY. DCI
Document date: 09/12/1994
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

ER 94-5967

DENNIS DECONCINI, AFIZONA CHAIRALAN

JOHN W. WARNER VIRGILiA, VICE CHAIRMAN

DINARO MA. METZENBAUM. OHI

ALFONSE D'AMATO. NEW YORK

OHN. GLENN, OHI

JOHN C. DANFORTH, MISSOURI

J. ROBERT KERREY, NEBRASKA

SLADE GORTON. WASHINGTON

RICHARD H. BRYAN, NEVADA

JOHN H. CHAFEE, RHODE ISLAND

• BOB GRAHAM, FLORIDA

TED STEVENS, ALASKA

JOHN F. KERRY, MASSACHUSETTS

RICHARO G. LUGAR, INDIAMA

MAX BAUCUS. MONTANA

MALCOLM WALLOP. WYOMING

1. BENNETT SOMNSTON LOUISIANA

"GEORGE J. MITCHELL, MAINE, EX OFFICIO

ROBERT DOLE, KANSAS. EX OFFICIO

NORMAN X. BRADLEY, STAFF DIRECTOR

JUDITH A ANSLEY, MIMORITY STAFF DIRECTOR

KATHLEEN P. MEGHEE CHIEF CLERK

United States Senate

SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, DC 20510-6475

September 12, 1994

The Honorable R. James Woolsey

Director of Central Intelligence

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C. 20505

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION 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. 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.

cerely,

Dennis de nicini

Dennis DeConcini

john Warner

Vice Chairman

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DENNIS DECONCINI. ARiZONA CHAIRMAN

JOHA W. WARNER, VIRGINIA. VICE CHAIRMAN

HOMARÓ M. METZENBAUM, OHIO

ALFONSE D'AMATO. NEW YORK

JOHN GLENN. OHIO

JOHN C. DANFORTH, MISSOURI

J. ROBERT KERREY, NEBRASKA

SLADE GORTON, WASHINGTON

RICHARD H. BRYAN. NEVADA

JOHN H. CHAFEE. RHODE ISLAND

8808 GRAHAM. FLOAIDA

TED STEVENS, ALASKA

JOHN F. KERRY. MASSACHUSETTS

RICHARD G. LUGAR. INDIANA '

MAX BAUCUS. MONTAMA

MALCOLM WALLOP. WYOMING

J. BENNETT JOHNSTON. LOUISIANA

'GEORGE J. MITCHELL. MAINE. EX OFFICIO

ROBERT DOLE, KANSAS. EX OFFICIO,

NORMAN K. BRADLEY, STAFF DIRECTOR

JUDITH A ANSLEY, MINORITY STAFF DIRECTOR

KATHLEEN P. MEGHEE, CHIEF CLERK

ER 94-5967

Inited States Senate

ELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENC

ASHINGTON. DC 205 10-647:

September 12, 1994

The Honorable R. James Woolsey

Director of Central Intelligence

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C. 20505

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION 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.

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Sincerely,

Dennis de Encisies

Dennis DeConcini

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Jolm Warner

John W. Warner

Vice Chairman

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DENNIS OSCONCINI, ARIZOMA. CHAIRMAN

JOHN W. WARNER, VIAGINIA. VICE CHAIRMAN

MOVIARD MA. METZENBAUM, OHIO

ALFONSE D'AMATO, NEW YORK

JOHN GLENN. OHIO

JOHN C. DANFORTH, MISSOURI

J. ROBERT KERREY, NEBRASKA

SLADE GORTON, WASHINGTON

NICHARD M. BRYAN, NEVADA

JOHN H. CHAFEE, RHODE ISLAND

BOB GRAHAM, FLORIDA

TED STEVENS. ALASKA

JOHN F. KERRY, MASSACHUSETTS

RICHARO G. LUGAR INDIANA

MAX BAUCUS. MONTANA

MALCOLM WALLOP, WYOMING

J. BENNETT SOMNSTON, LOUISIANA

EORGE J. MITCHELL MAINE. EX OFFICI

OBERT DOLE, KANSAS. EX OFFICI

MORMAN K. BRADLEY, STAFF DIRECTOR

JUDITH A ANSLEY, MINORITY STAFF DIRECTOR

KATHLEEN P. MCGHEE. CHIEF CLERK

ER 94-5967

United States Senate

SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, DC 20510-6475

September 12, 1994

The Honorable R. James Woolsey

Director of Central Intelligence

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C. 20505

(CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

< DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR

/ RELEASE OF GIA 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, 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 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.

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Dennis de Prcini

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Chairman

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DEXNIS DECONCINI, ARIZONA CHARMAN

JDHN W. WARNER, VIRGINIA, VICE CHAIRMAN

HOWARD M. METZENBAUM. OHIO

JOHN GLENN. OHIO

JOHN C. DANFORTH, MISSOURI

J. ROBERT KERREY, NEBRASKA

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RICHARD M. BRYAN. NEVADA

JOHN H. CHAFEE, RHODE ISLAND

BOB GRAHAM, FLORIDA

TED STEVENS. ALASKA

Merciun trat lebrat

MALCOLM WALLOP. WYOMING

1. BENNETT JOHNSTON. LOUISIANA

GEORGE S. MITCHELL MAINE. EX OFFICIO

ROBERT DOLE, KANSAS. EX OFFICIO

NORMAN K. BRADLEY, STAFF DIRECTOR

JUDITH A ANSLEY, MINORITY STAFF DIRECTOR

KATHLEEN P. MCGHEE, CHIEF CLERK

ER 94-5967

United States Senate

SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, DC 20510-6475

September 12, 1994

The Honorable R. James Woolsey

Director of Central Intelligence

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C. 20505

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TOZ

DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR 2

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. Lee Carle 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. Carle's expertise, professionalism,

and personal attention to detail were a significant contribution to our

Committee being able to successfully complete this important task.

Mr. Carle 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. Carle.

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Thanks

Dennis DeConcini

Chairman

Jhm Lamer

Vice Chairman

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