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vfqy End Supportfor u.s.-Funded Coca Eradication
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.,. one soldier said, ignoring the
~ aJJchting on his .expoeed
It a mud- forealm& -we're just waiting to hear
Jmrlanda whaf. goirJ«to happen next.·
.5OBoIiv- It's the $100 million question in 80­
~Ie "Hm.: What wiD. become of the u.s.­
_ coca' financed program to eradicatecoca, the
'Ilt weeki plant used to make c:ocain~ now that
Ide cntcle the longtime head of the coca growers'
I sagaing union, Rw Morales, isabout to become
!by mer the counbYa president?
sthe U.S. Morales..46.who will be inaugurated
Sunday, said during his campaign that
he miIht withdraw Bolivia'. support
for the eradication program, akeystone
of the U.S.-backed anti-drug and alternative
crop development campaign
here. He has hinted at deaimmaHzing
the tu1tivation of coca, which is legally
chewed asastimulant andusedintraditional
medicines, and he has criticized
regional us. anti-drug programs as
false pretextsfor establishingamilitaty
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But Morales has toned down his
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foral.transit, increase highway construction Lly
90 and revive stalled road projects.
Th ey would help build a connected network
of carpool or express toll lanes on all of Northern Vtrginia's
major highways. buy railears for VirgiDia Railway
Express andMetro, widen Interstates 95and 66,
and fix traffic botUeneeks.
-We don't need any more studies. We don't need an
extended session,II Kaine told reporters Friday after-
See VIRGINIA, A10. Cot 3
Pentagon Analyst
Given 12~ Years
In Secrets Cra:se
By JEBJlY MAuoN
Wash.ington Post SmffWriler
A former Defense DepartmeDt analyst was. sentenced
to more than 12 years in prison yesterday for
passing government secrets to two employees of apro­
Israel lobbying group and to an Ismeli government of.
ficial inWashiDgton.
U.s. District Judge T.S. Ellia msaid Lawrence A.
Franklin did not intend to harm the United States
when he gave the classified data, to the employees of
the American Israe1 Public Affairs Committee, or ~
PAC, oue ofWashingtoD.'smost intluentiallobbyingorganimtions.
When he pleaded guilty, Franldia, an Iran
specialist, said he was frustrated with the direction of
U.s. policy and thought he could influence.itthrough
'"back channels.II
"Ibelieve, I accept, your explanationthat you didn't
want to hurt the United States, that J01l are a IoyaI
American: said Ellis, who added that Franklin was
-concerned about certain threats tothe Umted Statesand
thought he had to hand information about the
threats to others to bring it to the attention ofthe National
Security CoundL
But Franklin. still must be punished, Ellis sai~ because
he violated important laws govemfug the nondisclosure
of secret information.
'1t doesn't matter that you think you were really
helping,- EJHe said as he sentenced Franklin to 151
months -12th yeatS - in prison. -nat a:rn>gItes to
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De 'Rogue' Writer
Osama bin Laden invited the
world to read his book. For
Washington's William Blum, it's
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Cuba Call PIa, Ball
'The 16-nation World
Baseball Cassie gets the
help itneeds to bring Fidel
Castro·s team to the
tournament. SPOIlS, E1
tflOi8St! vs. Ha»use
Six bedrooms or justone
with four bunks? Two
distinct views of the house
of the future.
Also, a bigincrease in
first-time buyers puttingno
mo~down.
Lessons Leamed in Iraq
Show Up in Army Classes
Culture Shifts to
Counterinsurgency
By THOMAS E. fuexs
Washington Post S.affWriter
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