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| Uma Igreja que crê na Vida em Células [#CriadoParaSerEterno #5] | Por Pr. L. Roberto Silvado. Mensagem 5 da série \"#CriadoParaSerEterno\". https://bbcst.net/B5747N | 2015 | 2021-06-27T10:36:41Z |
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| High Court Of Rajasthan - RJHC010003722002 (2007-09-07) | HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE FOR RAJASTHAN AT JODHPUR -------------------------------------------------------- CIVIL REVISION No. 1233 of 1999 A C T O V/S M/S SONI BROS Mr. NM LODHA & Mr. ANIL BHANSALI, for the Revenue. Mr. RAJESH JOSHI, Mr. KS YADAV, Mr.JL PUROHIT, Ms.REKHA BORANA, Mr.LALIT for Mirrored from https://github.com/vanga/indian-high-court-judgments | 2007 | 2025-11-16T14:34:53Z |
| Baldwin County Commission Regular Meeting – August 19, 2025 | # Baldwin County Commission Regular Meeting – August 19, 2025 The Baldwin County Commission held its regular meeting on **August 19, 2025**, at the Fairhope Satellite Courthouse, beginning with a work session at **9:00 AM** and the regular session at **10:00 AM**. All four commissioners were present: James E. Ball (District 1), Matthew P. McKenzie (District 2, Chairman), Billie Jo Underwood (District 3), and Charles F. Gruber (District 4). The meeting covered consent agenda approvals, three public hearings on rezoning requests, a major intersection improvement partnership with the City of Foley, the purchase of adjacent real property, a retiree recognition, and several administrative actions. ### Consent Calendar - **Minutes**: Approved minutes of the August 4, 2025, Special Meeting (Budget Deliberations), August 5, 2025, Regular Meeting, and August 11, 2025, Special Meeting (Budget Deliberations) – all by unanimous 4-0 votes. - **Payment of Bills (BA1) and Ratification of Interim ; | 2025 | 2026-09-01T00:31:03Z |
| gov.uscourts.moed.130981 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2013-12-05T09:04:23Z |
| gov.uscourts.moed.127537 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2015-06-02T18:29:59Z |
| gov.uscourts.moed.110768 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2011-03-21T20:02:45Z |
| gov.uscourts.moed.140977 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2015-08-04T10:28:12Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.265695 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2014-01-29T12:01:00Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.266436 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2015-03-15T19:07:49Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.4605 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2014-03-12T12:01:45Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.292785 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2014-12-26T12:33:37Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.293795 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2014-10-23T14:42:58Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.295209 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2014-12-19T06:38:19Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.307021 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2015-03-10T12:59:56Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.211077 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2012-12-06T15:25:47Z |
| gov.uscourts.mad.47333 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2014-06-08T18:51:03Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.274432 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2014-04-26T19:06:07Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.246193 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2013-07-10T20:05:34Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.195370 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2012-09-10T09:47:46Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.271614 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2014-03-18T02:57:21Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.283624 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2014-07-02T12:13:44Z |
| CIA Reading Room 00561569: MATERIAL ON ELOY GUTIERREZ MENOYE | 14-00000 Approved for Release: 2026/02/13 C00561569 � CADLE ScPRETARIAT DISSESAINATIr-1-� CLASSIFIED MES`ll? � 61,04VAI: gittiTING 4.10,C� f ISLLIMIP � � i-ts�te�4 w� " z � :ET ;.., 5 : 1 c �OV410�CL CJ�i, '13 015vC2, 11:-OTTC0 01,1 CIssuA BY 3 env 2 6 REPRO C.9 Ow 015 PI�0�00.TE-7 I 81 41C Mai {PUT 1�1 0 FILE, V8 TiC�4 P.o. 1 r: er7g I SECRET 3017201 M cro ( DIREfefl INFO WH/MIAMI TYPIC QUA NT UM ; � CUBAN PRISON, TO ADDRESSEE WHOSE IDENTI7 Y Q-57 CHOSE NO ( � REVEAL. WRITER'S FATHER, DR. ZABALETA GUTIERRE C WHO STILL CUBA, ARRANGED FOR NOTE TO BE SMUGGLED OUT ForP6 C.OPS, c/i/c2 CILE---ZA DR ID 13428 IMAID(t" Liza 1,,12S G724 1. QUA NT11M-52 /IDED STATION WITH NOTE El" "D .2a frgi-s41 6 OCTOBER 70 FROM LAZAR� GUT IERREZ i1EN0 YO , IN CUBA. MAIN PURPOSE OF NOTE WAS TO ATTEMPT ESTABLISH REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS CHANNEL BETWEEN WRITER, VIA ADDRESSEE AND HIS FATHER, AND PEDRO M. DIAZ, 1251 NORTHWEST 30 STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 2. ON BASIS ABOVE, GUTIE; | 2026 | 2026-09-11T17:19:16Z |
| Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1971-04-12 | Set 1: Cold Rain & Snow, Me & My Uncle, Bertha, Next Time You See Me, Playing In The Band, Loser, Cumberland Blues, Hard To Handle, Greatest Story Ever Told > Johnny B. Goode Set 2: Truckin' > Drums > The Other One > Wharf Rat, Me & Bobby McGee, Casey Jones, Sugar Magnolia, Deal > Not Fade Away > Going Down The Road Feeling Bad > Turn On Your Lovelight | 1971 | 2006-02-18T06:36:38Z |
| gov.uscourts.mad.150065 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2013-03-19T15:56:41Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp79m00983a002200060032-4: JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL | f~( X Approved Foelease 2005/04/13: CIA-RDP79M0093A002200060032-4 L r JOURNAI_, s Or FICE OF l EGIS:[._1~l':[VE COUN y ~pte.rnbc:r 19 r ; 1. (Unclassified W.Pi3) i,:Li.II`;LA`t B. FOllo min mt.; o., Ule Director's letter of 2() .` epl:clzif~e.:r E:a 1`c [)rese )' .ti ;r ft.obert i\?SeC:l ry I is t, ,: tc, rtrc. C o (IZ, , c::Lll.ed Mike "hcC~Lry, :C,c i:;lativ e A. s concerning it. I:e:J. l') 3,, McClo.L'y':: V elli~c.euc : oversight conipliznentecl the bill and told hire it was one of the best -'ve had establishing a standing corrizrtittee. McCary said that it would be reir)t.rac,ci; next Cortrrc:.~:s, and r I pointed out sol-nareas where the bill. could be ).rT7y).;O'2C.C1, ~ noting in particular the problem posed by Rule XI'?. (:)(2) of the House McCary was appreciative of the ca.l.l and said that he would U.k to grt in touch, With inc again n Congress to Clir enss U~It:rSLgiit 1)ro)I(:;r s. 2. (Unclassified DFM) IN'.1"J,LIGENCI I>IZII''..I ING l~.ccompanied V :r.?. Knoche, DDCI; '.; | 1976 | 2024-05-10T14:55:33Z |
| gov.uscourts.lawd.123815 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2013-01-11T19:07:31Z |
| gov.uscourts.mdd.166830 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2013-01-14T19:52:08Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp83m00914r000300060025-0: AGENCY`S RELATIONSHIP WITH THE PFIAB | Approved For Release 2007/06/14 :CIA-RDP83M00914R000300060025-0 ~ ~~ ~~~ Q Next 1 Page(s) In Document Denied Approved For Release 2007/06/14 :CIA-RDP83M00914R000300060025-0 Approved For Release 2007/06/14 :CIA-RDP83M00914R000300060025-0 18 November 1982, MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence VIA: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence FROM: Executive Director SUBJECT: Agency's Relationship with the PFIAB REFERENCE: DCI Memorandum dated 29 October 1982, Same Subject 1. The present PFIAB appears to be trying to accomplish more in a shorter time than did its predecessors. The range of tonics pursued and frequency of its formal meetings are about the same as under earlier Administrations. Former DCI's participated in most, if not all, of the Board's formal sessions, which were held about six times a ,year. Unlike the present rather frequent interaction between Board members and middle-level Agency officials, previous contacts with the Board appear to have been primarily at the ; | 2016 | 2026-09-21T06:35:56Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp80-00810a005700520014-0: ACTIVITIES IN THE MECHANIZED DIVISION EGGESIN AREA | Approved For Release 2008/04/18: CIA-RDP80-00810A005700520014-0 EVALUATION___.JL DATE OF CO iTENT DATE OBTAINED -`"25X1 - CLASSIFICATION Last Germany EPORT Activities in the ,echanized Divisiun Eggesin Lrea L ---PLACE OBTAINED____ DATE PREPARED- REFERENCES- PAGES ' 4 ENCLOSURES (NO. & 'TYPE) REMARKS This is UNEVALUATED Information) 1. About 80 NCOs and enlisted men of the 1st r?ecz Regt were discharged on 20 October, about 75 NCOs and enlisted men of the 2d recz Regt were discharged on 21 October, and about 115 NCOs and enlisted men of the 3d :,:ecz Regt were discharged on 22 October.l Officers were only discharged individually and dur'ng the whale month. About 60 other men of the 2d ?:'ecz Regt who were also due to be discharged,re-enlisted. Soldiers who stated they wanted to become officers had to pledge themselves to serve a 10-year term in the K.U. 2. Prior to 19 October, about 400 merl of the td Mecz Regt were constantly absent for harvest work. 3. Recruiting activity was again in; | 2016 | 2026-09-21T05:12:55Z |
| CIA Reading Room 00022031: ON THE NATURE OF ELECTROSENSING IN THE FISH | . . ON THE NATURE OF ELECTROSENSING IN THE FISH � \ . August 1971 I .24'6 ABSTRACT An evaluative review of the electmsensiug literature was carried out with the intention of determining the nature of the electrosensing mechanism and its sensitivity. It was found that the biolnical dsta base was weak. It was, however, usefUl in the development of a mathematical model and mathematical analyses of the sense mechanism and its function. In the course of the analyses, we suggest a working hypothesis on the nature of the sense mechanism. We also collapse the various sensor coding schemes that have been proposed into one scheme. The function of the mathematical Model of the sensor that was developed was explored with the use of a computer. The fishes' function at the system level was also considered and possible mechanisms defined. t� . .i�ge.er.6.1.������ ����������","",- e � . � er.....,�����������...,����??....r.e.�; | 1971 | 2026-03-12T04:32:06Z |
| gov.uscourts.gand.171681 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2012-07-09T08:27:27Z |
| gov.uscourts.gamd.81526 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2012-11-08T20:32:15Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp67-00896r000100140096-3: ACTIVITY LOG OF SELECTED ITEMS FOR WEEK OF 18 THRU 22 MAY | Approved For Release 2006/10/17 F~6 -0 8968000100140096-3 5 ' I 1 ISIO , OCR A4 * 1964 Los of f ~} 04 ~ irir+u~~awus+r~.-M Sib*t of copiao w * .AC 2X1 i Approved For Release 2006/10/17: CIA-RDP67-00896R000100140096-3 a l+rwu rea to & SLT .R. trtx, 1'ro tircu ~ r =t cat+ x of RIM as 1 saw ti,t*a .y wtt1 0i axust~ ~-v~tki sf?;rtd pt sl S*ctI Approved For Release 2006/10/17: CIA-RDP67-00896R000100140096-3 to. IA. Wo&kU* withEl al t for ;ety p 15. -pp CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2006/10/17: CIA-RDP67-00896R000100140096-3 Approved For Release 2006/10/17: CIA-RDP67-008968000100140096-3 Z O May 1964 .ZMORANIL' FOR; Spec SUBJECT REFERENCE .D/ CR Y~ fleemoaraaedv dated 13 U ay 1964; same 4 b, ect 144co arrtuaa COX qaa &rtorly reports. BOS" sa sigA b nt Of Meea gatelUgeac* IrLara ttio of Source aaad aperture car c. IA cooperation with 7thee Signal Center, red*e.d number copies o1 message* receive in OCI Wire savings at $1 x 000 per month in paper c started last period: -Led as an *ta =ept ; | 2016 | 2026-09-21T05:17:53Z |
| gov.uscourts.gamd.92863 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2014-06-13T17:28:30Z |
| gov.uscourts.gamd.93441 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2014-08-18T20:47:11Z |
| gov.uscourts.gand.175035 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2011-07-19T19:40:48Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp80-00810a002100980002-8: 1. JUSCHWNCSHTRANS SHIPMENTS TO AND FROM CZECHOSLOVSKIA DURING MAY 1953 2. LIST OF JUSCHWNESCHTRANS CLIENTS | Austrire/IC zechomlovakie. CLASSIFICATION ;CR ,I be ctxi' i f r orrr; t & toxi CENTRAL. INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT INFORMATION REPORT CD NO. COUNTRY SUBJECT 1. Jusehwneschtrans Shipments to an' ?torn PLACE ACQUIRED DATE or INFO. Czechoslovakia luring Thy 1053 2. List of Juschwneschtr,ns Clients Approved For Release 2006/11/27: CIA-RDP80-00810A002100980002'8 999L DATE O1STR. 1 September 1953 NO. OF PAGES 1(p NO. OF ENCLS. {LISTED BELOW) SUPPLEMENT REPORT NO. ?-,[ -?I7FD BrkTE4 IRMIN THIi FASANIRb OF 7HE BAitORAOE ALT SO Y. B. B4 Y00 sA AY I#IEE11" ITS Y~LIRSHUM tI OR ?OR ORVUAW019 or IT~yyRy 141 ARV AIANBEit TO AN ONAOTOORILED PERSON OP -WO 41WMi ^W ISW. U,KOD6CT1M OF THIS Von11 6B PROHIUTED. 25X1 5X1 5X1 THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION 1. BevIee 31 i:aSr 1953 the oviet-contrallcrf 'rnr,ar ir, a:Yency Transport- mO Spefttion; hnntor Jiis ^h rneschtrant, 8 ?~ohlleb~: ; a- so9 Vienna 11j, handled a total of 2,571,123 kr of various -occls for Ci ,,his total quantity 2,500,136 k}Y Trere tra; | 2016 | 2026-09-21T01:07:34Z |
| gov.uscourts.dcd.161300 | Click here to see available docket information and document downloads for this case. If you need the complete docket, you should consult PACER directly. | | 2013-07-31T20:31:30Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp86-00513r000930420020-1: "SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LOLA, V. N. - LOLYA, D. O." | 3/133/63/000/001/009/011.Plame cleaning of stainless steel ingots and... Ao54/A126grinding of the entire surface, III. flame cleaning + planing of the slabs andIV. planing of the slabs without any previous processing of the ingot surface.The best qual'Ity of rolled sheets was obtained with the application of versionIII, but this method is the most labour-intensive and has the highest metal con-sumption coefficient. The second best method is version I, which gives a sur-face not of the same quality as that obtained by version III, but 1i takes lesslabour and the metal consumption is lower. Therefore version III is only appliedto slabs that have to satisfy very high standards, where~as version I is used incases where the qualitative standards are not as high. Version II has no ape-clal advantages, oxcept a very low consumption coefficient, and is about equi-valent to the conventional process (IV). Therefore it is only used to overcomeproduction bottlenecks. The parameters of the four ver; | 1967 | 2026-06-07T19:11:16Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp86-00513r001033810004-1: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MEZHLUMYAN,, S. K. - MEZHVILK, A. A. | ACC MRS, AP50214946 ment, still employ about 70% -of workers on manu-,pens ve, and, s andard equii-tawks iooVften involvin hard labor (32% of Indirect labor). Specii1cally,10.6 f6rm6dernizitig and improving the productivity of the latter group-,":..'kniourded to 9% of the outlays for mechanization and automation of productionhiesses. w le the primary production group received 91% of the funds.Mechanization of indirect labor was found by the authors to be not only1he most practical war to increase labor productivity, but also the shortest"!wid the -le t 11costly. f They have suggested that the best way to achieve it inSO"through 1) mechanization of loading, unloading, storage, and other indirectnoijabor,functi(i ..,2) automation of power units. and 3) centralization of repairtool'shops, Furthermore,, the authors suggest that definite improvement,'-_ktould,be made through wide IntroductioA o!f modern methods of automatic in-pectio'n and qu Ity conirol, and also_thrp~tgh the ittroduction ; | 1967 | 2026-03-17T03:14:07Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp86-00513r001134700004-6: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FR:STUDITSKIY, A.N. TO:MITSKEVICH, A.P. | ~~1~.~�,! qtr�i'ed.; ~f'~t~Y,~.,Ya.~ x~d.; ~;gp~,~~.T.A.. redH;~~~I0~1.>,L.D. ~ reds ;~'~-#,4:. red.: ~~ � ,,~.! ~' red.' ~g~gp'-,t~.K, ,~~.~~f ~..' C~,~ut. S. r red.; ~~fQTs$. - red. i ~ ~~J ~Q~. �rBS~~;.x~l.,~~;rnq-~- o~ ~b~ ~scoad Hiat+~la8~~1 Oonlerrnc+a; piaatio and~,"~~e ~ otaea-~~sst~~ ~oe~ea~~ F'~~~-~it~be~~lcie i roa~~gnov~.~al ~ Pr.;.. ~~vr~~ ~~q~,e~berko~~ ~~ed~aii. Mori~r~3 ~ p~i ~ etolog~v i e~bsl~ologov ~ 9~9z1~~Q~,~#a ~c-a~o* ~ (!, 14:5a~daz~iYaon,o$o ~nlveraxtata1. l~~~dxd g~etolo~.~ xoa'ka~rako~;o go ~,bo~atariye rad~lo-~a.~�~.~e~er~ae-ve A~ &~l~~010~3~ ~~~3~:t~ ~~t'olvgii $~~vot~!a!~~CV~ ~~~ ar~t~'ev~l~d~'~ ~ba`re'M~~-~ ~� ~-dra ~ata~,c~i~. i ae~braa-n~~l~e~kogo ~d~.~ai~ako~o ,i~-logix 7~~idsko~v aanitarzto-11+~i:Po atoiogii i emb-d Por rigor :~'d'~ ~ ~'~ Katedr~ gid~'t~tte, Ysa~gra ~ Moai~tra (forIkd3.tainalo ina'~b'ot+~ ~,6ecbeuur natitute mor-iol~ ~ ~~v~~n i~y~1.~.88V1ri~`~Nit~'~~ ~~ ~~ Mor~r~ (for ~taarrk'ly ,~ roet,~ i ars~vit~~a ~ati~nta sl~per~mb; | 1967 | 2026-06-09T15:53:09Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp86-00513r001134700016-6: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FR:MITROFANOV, V.S. TO:MITROFANOV, S.P. | APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001134700016-6APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001134700016-6S~IA~.YGIN, A. 1.; PI~;1'.S~KI~, ~..I.; ISKAI:OU, ;a. T.; t~7T`.i'RnL~ANC~1i', V.N.; SfIAS'i'~r;t~, 7;.Ya.;SP;CIII~Rk3AK()U, 1..x+1,; Cc!:~SI3i~.1{.(;, I.f).In,fortliatior'i. T'ek9t. px~arri. ~1+ nc>.{~:`~1-9"I u 'F~la~~.. l~irektar Vor~oneYi:~}:oy koranc};y f'r~~,r;l.k~ (4'c~r St~sr'yE:;1ri}. ~'. PJ~zc~hk~l_'_nik praizvodst:venno-tekhnlcl~eskogo otdela upravl,~:ni.ya 1~~koy prornysYt-lennosti Saveta narodnol;o khozys,ystva i~loldavsko~t SSI~. (f'or Yeysakh).3. Nachal'nik kon;itrulc~.c~rakago otdela 51~etsial'nogo kanatruktorskogobyuro Yuzhno-Kazakhstt~nskogo Scveta narodnogo kliozyaystva (for 1:skalcov) .4� Nachal'nik konstrulttorskoga sektora Spetsial'nogo konstruktorsko~;obyuro Yuzhno-Kazakhstanskogo scveta narc_.dnogo kl~ozyaystva (for ~iitro-fanov). ~. Nachal'ni)~ Byuro tekrinicheskoy informatsii i-le 1_ekes:~kogo1'nokombinata (for 5hastina). 6. Glavny;l i; | 1967 | 2026-06-09T17:03:19Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp89b00569r000100200020-0: (UNTITLED) | 25A r ved For Release 2OOa1 8 FIE3 IMAM 00 OR?G : 3 1 J An 6Z 2 Z uNrr: A TOPSECRET EXr : V" DA'E:31JAN62 TO : FROM: CONE : INFO uO JCS DIRECTOR ops (V-2-r4-5) s/c(6) MHC TOR: ,,_31 JAN 62 23122 TO INFO 25X6 PRW OPGEN . SSO JCS PASS TO JJ3 JRO. CITE TOP 61WRET. TRIS IS A MOTORDROME MESSAGE. RELEASABLE FROM SSO CHAS. 25X6 C i k 0ON 11600E D 165 ON 11300E E 1613N 11100E F 1643N 10700E G 180ON 10617E H 18115N 10535E 1 185 7N 10532E J 205" 1055 9E 0N10607E TOPSECRET F ER AUTHENTICA11NG OFFICER Approve,q poAft iif41 At '# EROOfSO 90IRM20MO- bpy No. 25X6 41 Apprved For Release 2000/06/01 : CIA-RDP89BOO569ROO0100200020-0 PACE TWO T O PS E CR ET OPCEN 7258 L 2138N 10645E M 2154N 1064 6E N 2241N 10616E 0 224 7N 10608E P 2308N 10521E 0 23 06N 1010E R 2215 N 1035 OF. S 2132N 10300E T 21 ION 10304E U 2111N 101348E V 2117N 103408E W 2157N 10430E X 2054N 10611E Y 2042N 10706E 2 19OgN 10832E AA 1830N 10836E 038769 MUM Approved For Release 2000/06/01 : CIA-RDP89BOO569ROO0100200020-0 T 0 P S E C R E T ; | 1962 | 2023-09-29T00:39:28Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp89b00569r000200070027-7: (UNTITLED) | A! Approv Releas~fl0/06/2~ "C`IR=I C P 005E;9F20 p 0027 7y 1i )6, 6 cE C 62 W15MI R E T OIRECTOR cr ': 3 9 1Q THE FOLLOWING TIMING INFO IS SUBMITTED PERTAINING TO Y'--'N ',3205 25X1A AT 16/223OZ AT 17/052OZ . OUTBOUND TRACK 259 DEGREES INBOUND TRACK 089 DEGREES C. ETA :3. ETD 16/2140Z 2i. 25X1A A. C=, 135 B. 17/0304Z C. 17/1105Z D. BORDER OUTBOi AT 17/0324Z (IDENTIFYING CODE) BORDER INBOUND 17/1049Z E. OUTBOUND TRACK TO THE BORDER 223 DEGREES WITH TURN TOP T E T n-finn REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN .THEAS-S NG._OfAACE IS PtOHIBITEDX Copy No. Approved For Release 2000/06/2 fi9R000200070027-7 0027-7 25X1A ? Approvteleas 00/06/26 'ICIe`-F~DF 8 .i085~9F 0002 I w, 0239 (IN 59425) PAGE TWO TO '272 DEGREES OVER THE BORDER. INBOUND TRACK TO THE BORDER 092 DEGREES WITH TURN TO !.052 DEGREES OVER THE BORDER. 3. THE ROUTING FOR THE MISSION: ?A`IRCRAFT HAS NOT YET BEEN RECEIVED WILL PROVIDE PERTINENT INFO UPON RECEIPT OF ROUTING END OF MESSAGE T O P S E C R E T Approved For Release 2000/06/26 : CIA D; | 1962 | 2023-09-30T08:58:10Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp90-00552r000404440173-6: CIA DIRECTOR CONFRONTS HIS CRITICS | Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/29: CIA-RDP90-00552R000404440173-6 NEWSDAY 1 ,. S E P 1.974 i~~~tor COflffOflt atlc Combined News Services lasted about three hours. He showed :no emotion when Washington-Facing a hostile audience, OA di- several of the .panelists accused him: tq. his face. of. rector Willims E. Corby denied yesterday- thatibis lying, 'br. when members of the audience called. out'.' agency took part in the- Chilean coup last-year' but such epitihe.ts as "war criminal." acknowledged' that the CIA "did look forward to a The questions covered ,the whole range of CIA ac- clrange of government". in Chile. tivities from Chile to Incbodiina to Greece. Colby ae- Colby's comments came in answer to reports that rued , any role in the - government overthrows in - . the CIA covertly spent several million dollars to de- Greece, or on Cyprus. One of the conference panelists stabilize the Marxist regime of,.Chilean President Sal- was. Daniel Ellsberg, who was responsible fo; | 1974 | 2025-05-31T01:29:12Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp89g00720r000700870004-5: DIALOGUE AND/OR COOPERATION: RELATIONS BETWEEN THE ACADEMIC AND INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITIES | Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/08/23: CIA-RDP89GO072OR000700870004-5 ASSOCIA ION OF FORMER INTEL~C ,I,GENCE OFFICERS 1 TH ANNUAL NATIONAL (ONVENTION RELATIONS BETWEENITNEG~CADEMICRANDDIINTELLIIGENCE COMMUNITIES A SPEECH BY ROBERT RUHL SIMMONS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1987 I. INTRODUCTION LAST MONTH, WHEN JOHN GREANEY INVITED ME TO SPEAK AT THIS SESSION OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION, I ASKED HIM WHAT EXACTLY THE TOPIC WOULD BE. JOHN RES~g~I[~gRIaAT DETAILS WOULD QE COVERED IN THE SUMMED IT n ED OF wU--m, BOTH OF WHICH WERE IN THE MAIL. NEEDLESS TO SAY, WHEN THE PERISCOPF ARRIVED, I RACED TO PAGE 10 WHERE IT STATED THAT MY SESSION OF THE CONVENTION WOULD CONCERN "THE NEED FQR DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE ACADEMIC AND INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITIES. SEVERAL DAYS LATER THE CONVENTION BU TIN ARRIVED AND I NOTICED A SUBTLE CHANGE IN LANGUAGE HAD TAKEN PLACE. fHE FOR 1JLLE_TJ SAID THAT THIS SESSION WOULD DEAL WITH "THE NEED BETWEEN THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY AND THE ACADEMIC OMMU; | 1987 | 2026-04-16T09:54:16Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp90-00191r000100070021-3: APPLICATION STATUS REPORT | Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/10/24: CIA-RDP90-00191R000100070021-3 ***APPLICATION sTL..W$ ,RECORT*** WW2"- i.:10te4100"; 4,14r* PROJECT CURRENT DATE TARGET COMPLETION EAT! PRIOR REPORT DATE CALENDAR WEEKS REMA/NING RESOURCE AVAILARIIITY wEIGHTED WORK?REMAINING ' AHEAD OF SCREDUTT : C'S 11TA II - PGS 1 F, 2 : 02/01/89 (88.012) tr-40,061.1114 tOS4412) : 01/20/PP 150.1 611.2 5c17.1 2.2 yove; rrATIRES CRTC RVS1 FEATURE EST EST MASTERS & ;MARKETS 71.5 71.5 PRO-FORMA JOURNAL PRO 11.5 31.5 YEAR-END CLOSE PUR 19.0 19.1 YEAR-END CLOSE G/L 14.0 14.1 ETCESS OBLIGATION 27.1 27.1 SIR AC 25.2 25.1 AUDITING 11.5 13.5 GL JOURNALS TREASURY TAPE 16.0 16.1 ACCO7NTING CLOSE 15.5 15.5 READER CHARGE PROCESS 46.0 46.1 CONTRACT PROCESSING f1.6 6P.5 FEISTRIP / MILSTRIP 1.0 8.1 COMPEACIRL CRECT PROC 21.0 23.1 1U1IFT DISTRIR7TION 7.4 7.n APPROPRIATION ROLL-7P 15.0 1!.1 ACCOUNT DERIVAT/ON ? 21.0 2P.0 OTHER FEDERAL PAY PRO no 0.9 ONLINE PRINTS (POP) P.O e.1 LOST TIM? 25.6 2C.1 MEN; | 1988 | 2026-05-01T00:02:08Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp90-00530r000400780003-5: WASHINGTON, D.C.--THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE TODAY SAID THAT SO-CALLED REIMBURSEMENT, FLEXIBLE SPENDING AND SIMILAR ARRANGEMENTS WHICH PURPORT TO ALLOW EMPLOYEES TO PAY THEIR OUT-OF-POCKET MEDICAL, LEGAL, DEPENDENT CARE OR OTHER PERSO | STAT Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/10/04: CIA-RDP90-0053OR000400780003-5 ) 1 11 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/10/04: CIA-RDP90-0053OR000400780003-5 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/10/04: CIA-RDP90-0053OR000400780003-5 s? R.ws". 2-10-U Internal Revenue Service public Affairs Division Washington, DC 20224 Mode Condo Tai (202) See-4024 Capes . T? (202) 5664064 IR-84-22 Washington. D.C.--The Internal Revenue Service today said that so-called 'reimbursement.' 'flexible spending' and similar arrangements which purport to allow employees to pay their out-of-pocket medical, legal, dependent care or other personal expenses with 'pre-tax dollars' are without substance and do not reduce employees' taxable income. Under these arrangements, employees submit proof of expenses to their employer, who recharacterizes a portion of the employees' otherwise agreed-upon salary as 'reimbursement" for such exp; | 1984 | 2026-05-03T04:31:26Z |