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UQ Wire: AP - Atta Papers Destroyed on Orders

Published: Mon 19 Sep 2005 01:54 PM
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Weldon: Atta Papers Destroyed on Orders
By DONNA DE LA CRUZ
Associated Press Writer
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050915/ap_on_go_co/sept11_hijackers
09/15/05 "AP" -- -- A Pentagon employee was ordered to destroy documents that identified Mohamed Atta as a terrorist two years before the 2001 attacks, a congressman said Thursday.
The employee is prepared to testify next week before the Senate Judiciary Committee and was expected to name the person who ordered him to destroy the large volume of documents, said Rep. Curt Weldon (news, bio, voting record), R-Pa.
Weldon declined to name the employee, citing confidentiality matters. Weldon described the documents as "2.5 terabytes" — as much as one-fourth of all the printed materials in the Library of Congress, he added.
A Senate Judiciary Committee aide said the witnesses for Wednesday's hearing had not been finalized and could not confirm Weldon's comments.
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