The CIA released 71 pre-attack briefs on Friday, the 25th anniversary. [1] This paper printed a timed dump, not a rewritten 2001. Saturday has no second dump. A dump is not a new finding. The briefs still run from 1998. Print Friday. Do not print a new Langley box.

No second PDB carton is in Saturday's Washington copy, so Friday's dump remains a timed dump and not a rewritten decade.
Saturday recap that pretends Langley issued a second box is a feed, not CBS.
No second PDB year-span is in Saturday's archive copy.
A missing second CIA dump is filed as missing, not imagined.
Seventy-one briefs remain Friday's dump.

Saturday is not a second Langley box.
Print Friday's 71 as Friday's.
Timed declassification dumps land heaviest on day one; day two belongs to specialists. Saturday's Washington copy shows the pattern holding. The 71 briefs now belong to researchers.

Researchers inherit what headlines discard; seventy-one PDFs are a syllabus. Saturday's syllabus is open. Findings come later.

Open syllabi wait on researchers; Saturday inherits 71 PDFs. Headlines already spent Friday. Specialists now own the carton.

Saturday's Washington copy shows the pattern holding. The 71 briefs now belong to researchers. Findings come later.

Friday already spent the carton as news. Saturday hands 71 PDFs to researchers. Specialists inherit what headlines discarded.

The anniversary dump is Friday's news. Saturday is a syllabus of 71 PDFs. Researchers inherit; headlines already left.

Saturday is a syllabus of 71 PDFs. Researchers inherit; headlines already left. Friday already spent the carton.

Saturday is a syllabus of 71 PDFs. Researchers inherit; headlines already left. Friday already spent the carton.

-- SAMUEL CRANE, Washington