The parent company of El Día, now La Subasta Inc., continues to publish La Subasta, a classified paper.

The memorandum regarding Mr. Bush's meeting with Mr. Waite remains "secret" and was among a number of classified papers about the affair that someone sent anonymously to The New York Times.

Meanwhile, Doctor Campos hands an agent a few classified papers, promising to sell him a formula for a "cell disintegrator" the following day.

The British Embassy and GHQ burnt piles of classified papers, showering the city with ash and charred documents.

Mr. Lipka worked as a routing clerk at the security agency, sorting and distributing classified papers sent to analysts in his office.

The Administration debate is reflected in a classified paper that discusses the consequences of enforcing the ban, officials said.

That order would have subjected the hundreds of thousands of Federal employees who see classified papers to possible dismissal if they refused to take polygraph, or lie detector, tests in investigations of disclosures.

Instead, the government "lodged" the brief and other classified papers at the Justice Department in Washington, inviting Judge Taylor to arrange to see them.

To a man serving a lifetime sentence among classified paper, the Finding was the equivalent of Moses getting the Word in stone.

Officials are prohibited from taking classified papers when they leave office and requires that they take only copies, not originals, of other materials.