Report Shows Limited Gains on Terror Info
New Report Says the U.S. Has Made Limited Gains in How It Gathers, Shares Terrorism Threat Info
http://abcnews.go.com/wire/Politics/ap20031202_283.htmlThe Associated Press
WASHINGTON Dec. 2 — The federal government has made limited progress in improving how it gathers, shares and responds to information that could prevent terrorist attacks, says a new report by technology and intelligence experts.
In a report released Tuesday by the Markle Foundation, the experts said "sharing of terrorist-related information between relevant agencies at different levels of government has been only marginally improved in the last year."
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The panel of academics, civil libertarians and former U.S. intelligence officials also includes former Gen. Wesley Clark, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for president, and Philip Zelikow, executive director of the federal commission studying the Sept. 11 terror attacks. More...
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