Officials Examine Ames Spy Case and CIA Security Flaws
Officials said the accused spy beat polygraph tests and that the Senate Intelligence Committee will review CIA internal security. The CIA believes Ames disclosures may have caused ten Soviet deaths, with inquiries into recruitment, wife’s role, and interagency cooperation ongoing. The 1985–1991 timeline includes tests in 1986 and 1991, amid backlogs in polygraph screening.
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Elderly share drug cost worries with Clinton in Connecticut
In Norwich three elderly residents tell President Clinton of steep ongoing drug bills and the impending coverage gap. Clinton frames the moment as illustrating popular benefits of his health plan, detailing how drug coverage would be funded and the out of pocket limits for seniors under Medicare and HMO options.
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