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FBI Raids DOE Whistleblower's Home NewsMax.com Tuesday, July 18, 2000 FBI agents raided the home of Notra Trulock last Friday and seized his computer hard drive. Trulock, a former Department of Energy official who blew the whistle on the Clinton administration's lax security of its nuclear weapons secrets, became the target of the FBI after he penned an article for the National Review strongly critical of the Clinton administration and the FBI. The FBI has claimed that Trulock's computer may contain sensitive and classified data."Outrageous, just outrageous," Trulock told the National Review yesterday, noting his article for the magazine contained ...

E-MAIL EVIDENTIARY HEARING To Continue At 10:00 AM, Friday, JULY 14, 2000 Time: 10 a.m. Place: Federal Courthouse Third & Constitution Avenue, NW Washington, DC Courtroom: 21 Judge: The Honorable Royce C. Lamberth

ELIAN'S FLIGHT ARRANGER LINKED TO HILLARY Jerry Seper THE WASHINGTON TIMES Published 6/30/00 The Cuban government paid for Elian Gonzalez's chartered flight to Havana through a Miami firm headed by a woman whose $22,000 donation to Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate campaign was returned when it was learned the woman had ties to a convicted drug smuggler. Vivian Mannerud Verble heads a Miami-based firm known as Airline Brokers Company Inc., which arranged all of the chartered flights to and from Havana involving Elian's father, Juan Miguel Gonzalez, his grandmothers and other Cubans. Mrs. Verble has been linked to convicted drug trafficker ...

from INSIGHT 07/3-10/2000 Reno Contradicts U.S. Drug Report By Jamie Dettmer dettmer@insightmag.com U.S. drug warriors say Justice has undermined a key drug probe and fear that the department will prove weak in enforcing a new law aimed at squeezing narcotraffickers. The wording could not have been more direct and yet within weeks of the highly classified National Drug Intelligence Center, or NDIC, report being leaked to the media — first to Insight in March 1999 and then later to the Washington Post — the allegations it contained against Mexico’s powerful Hank family were being “discredited” by Attorney General Janet Reno. ...

Supreme Court's Souter Named in N.H. Scandal (Reuters) - U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter has been linked to a decision at the heart of an influence-peddling scandal rocking the New Hampshire Supreme Court, the Boston Globe reported on Tuesday. The newspaper said court documents suggest that in 1987 Souter, then on New Hampshire's highest court, urged the bench to speed up the appeal of a lawsuit involving a company owned by then-state Senate Majority Leader Ed Dupont. At the time Dupont controlled the salaries of state judges. The newspaper cited documents made public in an effort to clear embattled ...

Sunday June 18, 2000 5:43 PM EST'Suicide' of House Intelligence Staff Director Raises SuspicionWidely quoted in the press these days is Congressman Porter Goss, Republican of Florida and chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. Mr. Goss has had a thing or two to say about the lax security at Los Alamos and the possible theft of U.S. nuclear secrets. But recent disclosures about the woeful condition of U.S. national security and the purview of Goss' House Intelligence Committee should raise some questions about the death of John Millis. John Millis served as staff director of the House ...