N Y Times: clearance requests overwhelm secret material handling
Washington officials report over 200000 people applied for security clearance last year, up 50 percent from a decade ago, as the Defense Department struggles with limited resources. GAO criticizes inconsistent procedures and lack of regular re investigations. The Walker case highlights security concerns with centralized decision making urged. Over 1000 Soviet emigres hold clearances among 4.3 million.
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Fourth man accused in Soviet spy ring case
SAN FRANCISCO AP A fourth man Jerry Whitworth 45 of Davis surrendered in the case tied to a family spy ring led by retired Navy specialist John A Walker. Whitworth facing conspiracy to commit espionage charges held without bail until detention hearing.
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