EPIC Drug War Forward Observation Post details
El Paso's EPIC center, a $1 million annual multi agency narcotics clearinghouse, collects data on over 50 000 suspects and thousands of aircraft, vehicles, and vessels. The forward observation post on the U S Mexico border houses analysts with security, aiming to centralize drug trafficking information and integrate the Pathfinder system this spring.
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Peter D. Franklin
Stryker McGuire
EL Paso
Jacques Kiere
el Paso Intelligence Center
EPIC
U.S
Peaties
U.s.-Mexico
Rio Grande
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
California
Drug Enforcement Administration
Central Intelligence Agency
Justice Department
DEA and Immigration and Naturalization Service
Mexico
EPIC's Narcotics Watch Faces Cooperation Gaps and Doubts
Federal narcotics summary cites DEA and Customs figures for heroin seizures and notes EPIC’s data reach. Officials warn of coordination gaps as watch commanders field thousands of inquiries and questions about efficacy linger among agencies.
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DEA
EPIC center probes narcotics war at El Paso border
The third article in a series on border narcotics notes a Space-age center at El Paso still lacks proven effectiveness. EPIC faces agency feuds with DEA and Customs since 1974 while preparing for visits from White House and officials. Staff describe tedious, paperwork-heavy work behind the facility’s high tech aura.
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Mexico
el Paso
Peter D. Franklin
Stall
Stryker McGuire
DEA
Customs
Ford
EPIC
Justice Department
Congress
U S Mexico Meeting Described as Constructive and Open
A high level US and Mexican group met in San Antonio hosted by BK Johnson to discuss economic cooperation. The statement called the talks positive and constructive with no secrets. Attendees included US Senator Javits and Mexico’s ministers Beteta and Campillo Sainz along with top industrialists and corporate leaders.
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Mexico
U.S
Jacob Saints
Ro-N.y
National Bank of Commerce
San Antonio
BK. Johnson
San
Johnson
Javits
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Maria R. Beteta
Commerce and Industry
Jose Campillo-Sainz
Bernardo Quintana
National Tourist Promotion Agency
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INS
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Border Patrol
Gerald O'Conor
Brownsville
Kiere
EPA
Treasury Department
Whic
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Rey
Paris
Quan
Ares
Augustin Leporreta
Banco Nacional de Mexico
Ernesto Tinagero
Banco de Camero
Antonia R Galindo
Bernards Garza Sada
John Bushnell
International
John Dreyh
Office of Mexican Affairs
State Department
Robert Shaw
International Commerce
Commerce Department
Ouentin West
Agriculture Department
A.W. Clausen
Bank of America
U. S
Linden Wayne Cochran
Louis Dreyfus Corp
Eugene Gonzales
Adela Investment Co
Lima
Peru
Robert Grimble
Geofrey Kean
IBM World Trade
A. L. McDonald
McKinsey & Co
Edgar Molina
Ford Motor Co
Mexico City
Henry Schacht
Cummins Engine Co
Iles W. Power
Cummins Engine
Forrest D. Murden
Robert Dalrymple
Murden & Co. Inc
Sears
Placy
Navarre
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Military Drive
Pleasanton
Raradiru
Worshach
Richnan
Sears and
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Central Park
Pedro
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Thorntheo
Univeral Gay Agt Int
Goop
Vear
General Electric
Black Matrix Spectra Brite IV
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Bankamericard
Diners Club
Carte Blanche
S. St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Highlands
Fair Ave
Geir Ave
Ot Geers
North Side
San Pedro
CAT Eas
Cdericksburg RD
Goodyear
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Perrin Plaza
Perrin-Beitel
Austin
Southside
MIL
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