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Last updated: 1999-10-28

Nuclear Lab Computers Limit Access
1999-10-28

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WASHINGTON - Scientists from sensitive countries such as China or Iran are to be barred from connecting with Energy Department computers that contain even unclassified information beneficial to a nuclear weapons programs, says a department official. ... ...
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