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APPENDIX L Restricted Classes and Conferences Following is a list of classes and conferences held in the United States between August 1982 and January 1986 at which attendance was closed to non-U.S. citizens.* The list is not necessarily comprehensive, but does include instances of which CSCPRC staff is aware. Date Class or Conference January 1986 Society of Manufacturing Engineers Annual Conference Will have some closed sessions March 1985 Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering Anaheim, California Advancing technology in materials; 4 of 39 sessions will be open only to U. S. citizens January 1985 Society of Manufacturing Engineers Anaheim, California "Composites in Manufacturing" Attended by over 500, and all required to submit proof of U.S. citizenship November 1984 Government Microcircuit Applications Conference Las Vegas, Nevada Attendance restricted October 1984 Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering Albuquerque, New Mexico 4 of 20 sessions restricted to U.S. citizens (carbon carbon and metal matrix) October 1984 American Astronautical Society Palo Alto, California 31st National Conference Space Propulsion for the 90s Secret session on SDI, restricted to U.S. citizens with security clearance *Source of list: Robert Park, Public Affairs, American Physical Society. 248

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APPENDIX L Date June 1984 May 1984 January 1984 March 1983 August 1982 249 Class or Conference University of California, Los Angeles Short Course on Metal Matrix Composites Restricted to U.S. citizens American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Palm Spings, California "Structural Dynamics and Materials" Closed to foreigners American Ceramics Society Florida Composite Materials Conference Sponsored by the Department of Defense and NASA Restricted to U. S. citizens University of Maryland Short Course on Metal Matrix Composites U.S. citizenship required Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers San Diego, California 26th Annual Technical Symposium 100 of 700 papers withdrawn, first major incident

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