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Excerpt from Assessing the Regional Security in the Middle East and Saudi Arabia; Looking to the Future in Combatting Terrorism; Executive Oversight: Hearing Before the Select Committee on Intelligence of the United States Senate, One Hundred Fourth Congress, Second Session on Assessing the Regional Security in the Middle East and Saudi Arabia; Wednesday, July 10, 1996
Chairman specter. We will proceed to the second of our planned hearings on the terrorist attack in Dhahran on June 25. We have three panels scheduled for today. And it was my hope that we might proceed with the balance Of our hearing before about We have votes scheduled at noon which will take a substantial part of the afternoon, and it may be that the witnesses have not been alerted to the specific timing so we will proceed as promptly as we can.
We are pursuing the hearings following yesterday's session of the Intelligence Committee and also the Armed Services Committee. And there are a good many questions which have been raised by the testimony yesterday. Secretary Perry, in his prepared state ment, enumerated under the category of what went wrong, his comment, first of all, the security measures we introduced after the bombing Of the Saudi National Guard facility were focused on a threat less powerful than actually occurred.
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