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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 2002

Page

8

Secret-busting effort tests openness in Washington

Washington based information crusaders confront a more secrettive Bush era as post 9 11 security pressures complicate FOIA gains. Gary Bass Steven Aftergood and Kate Martin recall wins like preserving Reagan era emails and pushing for CIA budget disclosure while warning that openness faces new constraints.

Washington CIA White House Reagan Bush Gary Bass Bass OMB Watch Office of Management and Budget Steven Aftergood Feds Aftergood Federation of American Scientists Kate Martin Martin Center For National Security Studies George Washington University David Viadeck Public Citizen Litigation Group Congress General Accounting Office GAO

North Carolina man pleads guilty in Hezbollah support case

Said Mohamad Harb, 31, a Lebanon born U.S. citizen, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to provide material support to Hezbollah. The plea came days before trial as prosecutors said he agreed to testify against others if relatives were moved to the United States. A second man, Mohamad Hammoud, faces new charges in the same Hezbollah related case.

Charlotte Mohamad Harb Harb U.S Hezbollah Wtse Robert Conrad Lebanon United States Conrad Mohamad Youssef ‘Hammoud Carolina Mohamad Hammoud

Bush support for Israel strains Arab ties and action plans

Washington faces Arab and Islamic backlash as the administration backs Israel amid the current crisis. Egypt and Jordan press for immediate steps to halt the siege and for troop withdrawal. Analysts warn popular anger could destabilize allied governments while hardline action risks reducing regional cooperation against al Qaida.

Washington Bush Israel al-Qaida America Saddam Hussein Judith Kipper Mideast Center For Strategic and International Studies Egypt Jordan Saudi Arabia Yemen James Lindsay Brookings Institution

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