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Saturday, July 24, 2004 - Page updated at 12:00 A.M. No essential documents missing, 9/11 panel says By The Associated Press
Thomas Kean, the commission chairman, said he and Vice Chairman Lee Hamilton were told by Bush administration officials about six months ago that Berger was the subject of a Justice Department investigation into removal of the documents. The commission staff concluded that no document was withheld or lost, because of Berger's actions, that was deemed essential to completion of the panel's 567-page report, which was released Thursday, Kean said. "We don't think the integrity of the report is affected," Hamilton said. Kean said the commission has been assured that it was able to get copies of each document that apparently was lost. If those lost documents had written notations from former President Clinton or others, they would have been included in those copies, Kean said. Copyright © 2004 The Seattle Times Company
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