...welfare beneficiaries, civil servants, servicemen, veterans, pensioners, and so on." It concluded: "If use of the SSN as an identifier continues to expand, the incentives to link records and to broaden access to them are likely to increase. Until safeguards such as we have recommended . ....

...drivers, students, welfare beneficiaries, civil servants, servicemen, veterans, pensioners, and so on. If use of the SSN as an identifier continues to expand, the incentives to link records and to broaden access to them are likely to increase. Until safeguards such as we have recommended in Chapters...

...welfare beneficiaries, civil servants, servicemen, veterans, pensioners, and so on." It concluded: "If use of the SSN as an identifier continues to expand, the incentives to link records and to broaden access to them are likely to increase. Until safeguards such as we have recommended . ....

...drivers, students, welfare beneficiaries, civil servants, servicemen, veterans, pensioners, and so on. If use of the SSN as an identifier continues to expand, the incentives to link records and to broaden access to them are likely to increase. Until safeguards such as we have recommended in Chapters...

...drivers, students, welfare beneficiaries, civil servants, servicemen, veterans, pensioners, and so on. If use of the SSN as an identifier continues to expand, the incentives to link records and to broaden access to them are likely to increase..." (p. 121) The HEW report continues the discussion...

...welfare beneficiaries, civil servants, servicemen, veterans, pensioners, and so on." It concluded: "If use of the SSN as an identifier continues to expand, the incentives to link records and to broaden access to them are likely to increase. Until safeguards such as we have recommended . ....

...drivers, students, welfare beneficiaries, civil servants, servicemen, veterans, pensioners, and so on. If use of the SSN as an identifier continues to expand, the incentives to link records and to broaden access to them are likely to increase..." (p. 121) The HEW report continues the discussion...

...beneficiaries, civil servants, servicemen, veterans, pensioners, and so on. If use of social security numbers as an identifier continues to expand, the incentives to link records and to broaden access to them are likely to increase. There can be no assurance that the consequences for...

...national identifier, Congress prohibited new uses of the number unless Congress itself authorized them.23 Congress feared that if "the use of the SSN as an...likely to increase."" The Senate Committee Report on the Privacy Act described the burgeoning use of the Social Security number as "one of the most serious...

...national identifier. Congress prohibited new uses of the number unless Congress itself authorized them.21/ Congress feared that if "the use of the SSN as an...records and broaden access are likely to increase. "22/ The Senate Committee Report on the Privacy Act described the burgeoning use of the Social Security...