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From: JMUNGLE@ADA20.ISI.EDU (Jerry Mungle)
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Subject: Government control of Ada
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Date: Wed, 9-Jul-86 17:39:16 EDT
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  I was reading the july/august issue of SIGAda, and noticed the letter
by Anthony Gargaro (pg. vi.4-5).  In it he states "...Ada-related
technology is catagorized as unclassified information that is subject
to Government control.  The disclosure of such information at conferences,
seminars, and symposia where there is foreign participation should therefore
comply with the appropriate Government procedures."

  A couple of questions:  1) How can the government control nonclassified
information?  2) What exactly is meant by Ada-related technology?  Can I
teach Ada to foreign graduate students, for example?  Exactly what is going
on here....
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