JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

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CIA-RDP80S01268A000500020022-3
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July 10, 2006
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February 28, 1978
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Approved For Release 2006/07/10: CIA-RDP80SO1268AO00500020022-3 ft AtiCI ' V UT W Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Tuesday 28 February 1978 Page 3 8. LEGISLATION Attended the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights hearing on HQ40, the FBI charter legislation, at which Attorney General Griffin Bell was the witness. (See Memorandum for the Record.) 9. I LEGISLATION Called Dave Barrett, at the Department of Justice, to ask if OLC? could get a copy of the full transcript of Attorney General Griffin Bell's testimony at the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights hearing on . ..$,.._ 0400, the FBI charter legislation, held earlier in the day. He said he would check into it. Mr. Barrett also indicated that it is his impression that the bill will not be going anywhere this session. 10. LIAISON Received a call from Hal Ford, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who said he had reviewed. last week 1974 and 1975 intelligence disseminations from Saigon Station and had asked that 40 - 50 of them be sent to the Committee office. I agreed to check into this with the DDO. Ford said he still wanted to see Tom Polgar, DDO, again as one of the last steps of the Committee Is investigation of the Frank Snepp, former Agency employee, charges, but he would have to let me know suggested date and time. 11. LIAISON Received a call from Jean. Christoff, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, regarding a scheduled meeting she and Mike Epstein, also of the Committee staff, were to have tomorrow with former Agency employee, I asked Christoff to call directly on t s as Mr. was with I la that time. She agreed and I was later into rmeeat the meeting wo take place at Agency Headquarters on 3 March at 10:00 a. m. 25X1 25X1: 12. LIAISON Called Ted Ralston, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, regarding the 27 February letter from Chairman Birch Bayh (D., Ind. ).,to the Director requesting unsanitized copies of memoranda previously supplied to the House Select Committee on Intelligence, Chaired by Representative .Otis G. Pike (D., N. Y.). Ralston said the issues raised in Chairman Bayh's letter need not be addressed specifically by the Director, that the Committee was only asking for unsanitized copies of the documents enclosed. I told Ralston many of thes5X1 were over five years old and appeared to be very informal. and I therefore suspected it would take some time to locate them all. Ralston indicated this was fine.x ~;ia '; UCIDIF Approved For Release 2006/J7/4Q - C I A MOR RQR2Q 00500020022-3