JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

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CIA-RDP77M00144R000600040008-7
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November 17, 2006
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August 22, 1975
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Approved For Release 2006/11/17: CIA-RDP77M00144R000600040008-7 STAT STAT STATINTL STAT Journal Office of Legislative Counsel Page 2 Friday - 22 August 1975 7. 1 1 LIAISON Received a call from John Schwat, of the?tf Congresses, Schwat was interested in opinion polls regarding public awareness of various parts of the intelligence community. After checking withi I gave Schwat cites to four opinion polls dealing with intelligence matters. However, none of them were exactly on the point Schwat was researching. $, LEGISLATION Called the House Committee on the Judiciary an was. o e names of the agencies which had. been asked to comment on the bills requiring financial disclosure. STAT 9. I ILEGISLATION Called Tom. Moyer and D .vve Reitch,. both in the General Counsel of the Civil Service Commission, regarding the numerous bills requiring financial statements by Federal employees.. Civil Service has been. asked for their comments on these bills by the House Judiciary Committee. Reitch said the Commission was not planning to respond to the Committee, because they get hundreds of requests every Congress for comments and can only respond when a bill becomes active. However, we discussed the merits of the bills, and he agreed that the Agency's special problems would require an exemption. STATINTL STAT STATINTL 10. I LEGISLATION In connection with the preparation ol Agency comments on S. 1481, Senator Birch Bayh's (D. , Tnd.. ) proposal to ban. the use of the polygraph, I called General Counsel of NSA, 1offered to send me material on NSA's use of the polygraph. STAT i STAT i 11. FOIA . Called Jim.I-Iyde, OMB, and asked if he would want us to c ear with them our reply to a letter from Representative Ashbrook's (R. , Ohio) inquiry as to whether we are having any problems in implementing the recent amendments to the Freedom of Information Act. Hyde requested that we clear our response with him and asked that I send him our draft for their preliminary review before the Director's approval. STATOTHR 12. FOIA Called John Casciotti, in the office of Senator is ar c wee. e Pa. , and inquired as to whether an FOI request from a constituent, addressed to the FBI, which was STAT sent to us by their office ha een mis erected. He said they intended that the Agency act on the request. IRS vSTA-NQTiLsed to process the request. STAT CC: O/DDCI F. 11/5/2003 I I DDI DDS&T } ?rrnter EA/DDO Lr rgraff Compt. Mr. Thuermer Approved For Release 2006/11/17: CIA-RDP77M00144R000600040008-7 Approved For Release 2006/11/17: CIA-RDP77M00144R000600040008-7 Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 3 Monday - 11 August 1975 SECREI 10. ) Called Les Janka, NSC staff, and mentioned the follow-up call I had received from Mike Oppenheimer, GAO,. and told him that we were getting into an awkward position on this matter. Janka acknowledged that the matter was pending with Dr. Kissinger and said that as I had understood there was no objection to our advising GAO that we were awaiting NSC guidance on this matter. 11. uInformed Charles Snodgrass, House Appropriations Defense Subcommittee staff, and Noel Daoust, House International Relations Committee staff, that there was a Presidential finding to report in a timely fashion. Snodgrass said the report would. have to occur after the recess and Daoust will inform Marian Czarnecki, Staff Director. Both Frank Slatinshek and Bill Hogan, House Armed Services Committee staff, are on vacation and we will inform them on Monday. 25X1 12. Accompanied and Ted Shackley, to a meeting with Charles Snodgrass, House Appropriations Defense Subcommittee staff, concerning the upcoming trip to the Far East by members of the Appropriations Subcommittee and his interest in meeting our COS's and identifying an unique,value attendant to Agency management of certain programs. 13. poke with Dr. Richard Grimmitt, Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress, concerning his inquiry of Friday relating to the Director's statement of '4 August 1975 before the House Select Committee on Intelligence. Grimmitt has said that the State representation on the 40 Committee and the NSC Intelligence Subcommittee appeared to be reversed. I advised Dr. Grimmitt that his observation was completely accurate and that the Director's statement was in error. I told Grimmitt we appreciated his bringing this to our attention. Legislative Counsel cc: O/DDCI Ex.. Sec. DDA DDI DDS&T .M Mr. Parmenter IC Staff EA/ DD O Comptroller 25X1 Approved For Release 2006/11/17: CIA-RDP77M00144R000600040008-7