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Appendix F: List of Commission Meetings and Programs Appendix F: List of Commission Meetings and Programs I. Formal Meetings and Programs of the Commission January 10, 1995 First Meeting of the Commission, U.S. Capitol, Room S-116 Election of Chairman and Vice Chairman and Commissioner introductions March 30, 1995 Second Meeting of the Commission, U.S. Capitol, Room S-116 Commissioners are sworn in by Mr. Calvin R. Snowden, U.S. General Services Administration; Speakers: Mr. Steven Garfinkel, Director, Information Security Oversight Office; and Mr. Jeffrey H. Smith, Partner, Arnold and Porter, and Chairman of the Joint Security Commission May 17, 1995 Third Meeting of the Commission, U.S. Capitol, Room S-116 Speakers: Ms. Regina Genton, Director of Intelligence Programs, National Security Council; Mr. Steven Garfinkel, Director, Information Security Oversight Office; Dr. John Earl Haynes, Library of Congress; and Dr. Harvey Klehr, Emory University June 20, 1995 Fourth Meeting of the Commission, U.S. Capitol, Room S-116 Speakers: The Honorable John W. Carlin, Archivist of the United States, National Archives and Records Administration, accompanied by other senior Archives officials; and Dr. Harold C. Relyea, Specialist, American National Government, Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress July 27, 1995 Fifth Meeting of the Commission, Dirksen Senate Office Building, Room SD-215 Speakers: Mr. Edward J. Appel, National Security Council; Mr. Gerald A. Schroeder, Department of Justice; Mr. Eric Biel, Commission Staff Director; and Mr. Jacques Rondeau, Commission Deputy Staff Director October 19, 1995 Sixth Meeting of the Commission, U.S. Capitol, Room HC-4 Presentation by Commission Staff December 6, 1995 Seventh Meeting of the Commission, U.S. Capitol, Room S-116 Speaker: Mr. Peter D. Saderholm, Staff Director, U.S. Security Policy Board March 15, 1996 Industry Roundtable at E-Systems, Inc., Garland, TX Chairman Moynihan and Commissioners Faga, Podesta, and Sonnenberg in attendance Discussion Facilitators: Mr. John Hancock, Commission Senior Professional Staff Member; Mr. James Van Houten, Vice President for Security, Rockwell International Corporation; Mr. Kerry Redlin, Information Systems Security Specialist, Lockheed Martin Tactical F-1 Appendix F: List of Commission Meetings and Programs Aircraft Systems; and Mr. David Kendrick, Manager of Defense Industrial Security Programs, E-Systems, Inc. April 18, 1996 Industry Roundtable at Loral Federal Systems, Gaithersburg, MD Commissioners Podesta and Sonnenberg in attendance Discussion Facilitators: Ms. Shirley J. Krieger, Director of Support Services, Honeywell Space Systems Group; Mr. Daniel J. Ryan, Vice President, Science Applications International Corporation; and Mr. Marshall C. Sanders, Security Manager, TASC Systems Division May 16, 1996 Public Access Roundtable, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, DC Chairman Moynihan and Commissioners Deutch, Faga, Fortier, Fox, Hamilton, Hume, Huntington, Podesta, and Sonnenberg in attendance Panelists: Mr. Terry Anderson, journalist and former hostage in Lebanon; Dr. Alexander DiVolpi, Argonne National Laboratory; Mr. David G. Major, Aegis Research Corporation; Mr. Paul McMasters, The Freedom Forum; Mr. Morton Halperin, Council on Foreign Relations; Dr. Anna Kasten Nelson, Assassination Records Review Board; Mr. Tom Blanton, The National Security Archive; and Mr. David Bearman, Archives and Museum Informatics July 12, 1996 Eighth Meeting of the Commission, Library of Congress, Members Room Discussion of draft staff findings and recommendations November 19, 1996 Ninth Meeting of the Commission, U.S. Capitol, Room S-116 Discussion of Draft Report December 12, 1996 Tenth Meeting of the Commission, U.S. Capitol, Room S-116 Discussion of Revised Draft Report II. Commissioner Activities and Presentations July 11, 1995 Chairman Moynihan delivers remarks at ceremony commemorating “VENONA: Soviet Espionage Against the U.S. Atomic Energy Program,” Central Intelligence Agency August 9, 1995 Commissioner Podesta and Commission staff visit the National Security Agency August 29, 1995 Commissioner Sonnenberg and Commission staff visit the Federal Bureau of Investigation October 12, 1995 Commissioners Hume and Fortier and Commission staff visit the U.S. Atlantic Command, Norfolk, VA October 13, 1995 Commissioner Fortier and Commission staff visit the Department of Defense Security Institute, Richmond, VA F-2 Appendix F: List of Commission Meetings and Programs November 7, 1995 Vice Chairman Combest addresses the Open Source Solutions Conference, Washington, DC November 28, 1995 Commissioner Faga addresses the National Security Industrial Association, Crystal City, VA November 29, 1995 Commissioner Fortier and Commission staff meet with representatives of six major industrial associations: National Security Industrial Association, American Society for Industrial Security, National Classification Management Society, Aerospace Industries Association, Contractor SAP/SAR Working Group, and Industrial Security Working Group, Rockwell, Arlington, VA December 13-14, 1995 Commissioner Hume and Commission staff visit the Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary, Lewisburg, PA, for interview with convicted spy Ronald Pelton, and the Allenwood Federal Correctional Facility, Allenwood, PA, for interview with convicted spy Michael Walker January 26, 1996 Commissioner Hamilton interviewed by Lesley Stahl, 60 Minutes, concerning secrecy issues February 15, 1996 Commissioner Faga addresses the American Bar Association Standing Committee on Law and National Security breakfast, Washington, DC February 15, 1996 Chairman Moynihan and Commissioners Faga, Hume, and Sonnenberg meet with Central Intelligence Agency officials and National Reconnais- sance Office officials at the Department of State March 4, 1996 Chairman Moynihan addresses the Department of State’s Open Forum on “Protecting and Reducing Government Secrecy in the Information Age” March 14, 1996 Chairman Moynihan, Commissioners Faga and Sonnenberg, and Commission staff visit Texas Instruments, Dallas, TX March 15, 1996 Commissioners Faga and Podesta and Commission staff visit EDS (Electronic Data Systems), Plano, TX April 10, 1996 Commissioners Hume and Sonnenberg and Commission staff visit the National Security Agency and meet with Director Lt. Gen. Kenneth Minihan (USAF) and Deputy Director William Crowell April 12, 1996 Chairman Moynihan and Commission staff visit the National Security Agency, meet with Director Lt. Gen. Minihan (USAF) and Deputy Director Crowell, and tour the National Cryptologic Museum April 18, 1996 Vice Chairman Combest addresses the Seventh Annual National Operations Security Conference, McLean, VA F-3 Appendix F: List of Commission Meetings and Programs May 28, 1996 Commissioners Fortier, Hume, and Podesta and Commission staff visit the National Security Agency and meet with Deputy Director William Crowell July 9, 1996 Commissioner Podesta addresses the National Classification Manage- ment Society Annual Training Seminar, Baltimore, MD August 19, 1996 Commissioner Fortier and Commission staff meet with Ambassador James Collins, Department of State September 9, 1996 Commissioner Faga addresses the American Society of Industrial Security (ASIS) Annual Seminar, Atlanta, GA September 10, 1996 Commissioner Fortier addresses the Seventh Annual Department of Defense Security Conference, Rockville, MD September 13, 1996 Commissioner Podesta addresses the Center for the Study of Intelligence Conference, “The State of the Intelligence Community’s Historical Declassification Program,” National War College, Ft. McNair, Washington, DC September 13, 1996 Chairman Moynihan addresses the American Society of Newspaper Editors luncheon, Arlington, VA October 3-4, 1996 Chairman Moynihan delivers opening and closing remarks at the VENONA Conference, National War College, Ft. McNair, Washington, DC November 20, 1996 Commissioner Fortier addresses the Contractor SAP/SAR Working Group at Lockheed Martin, Sunnyvale, CA December 12, 1996 Commissioner Podesta addresses the American Society of Access Professionals’ Conference on the 30th Anniversary of the Freedom of Information Act, Rockville, MD III. Commission Staff Activities/Presentations September 12, 1995 U.S. Central Command, Tampa, FL September 13, 1995 U.S. Special Operations Command, Tampa, FL September 14, 1995 American Society of Access Professionals Freedom of Information Act Symposium, Rockville, MD October 25, 1995 National Policy Forum, “American Competitiveness in the Information Age,” Washington, DC F-4 Appendix F: List of Commission Meetings and Programs October 31- Presentation by John Hancock to the Contractor SAP/SAR and Industrial November 2, 1995 Security Working Group Conference, Sunnyvale, CA November 6, 1995 National Military Intelligence Association Seminar, Washington, DC November 7-9, 1995 Open Source Solutions Conference, Washington, DC November 8, 1995 Presentation to the Information Warfare course at the National Defense University, Ft. McNair, Washington, DC December 14, 1995 “Implications of Information Technology for U.S. National Security and Foreign Economic Policy,” Conference at Ft. McNair, Washington, DC December 15, 1995 John F. Kennedy Presidential Library, Boston, MA January 4, 1996 Carter Presidential Library, Atlanta, GA January 5, 1996 American Historical Association Conference, Atlanta, GA January 17, 1996 National Archives and Records Administration and the Department of Energy meeting with historians and public interest representatives
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