JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

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CIA-RDP81M00980R001200160059-8
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January 5, 2005
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May 3, 1978
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Approved For Rel ase - 980R001200160059-8 Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Wednesday - 3 May 1978 Page 2 5. THW) BRIEFING Accompanied 25X1 OSR, and /CSS/NFAC, to a briefing of Senator Howard Baker (R. , Tenn.), Minority Leader of the Senate, on the coup in Afghanistan, the Middle East arms balance, and other matters. Howard Liebengood, the Senator's Legislative Assistant, and George Murphy, in the Senate Office of 25X1 Classified National Security Information, were also present. 25X1 8. LIAISON Mary McLaughlin, Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, called to request a copy of the current Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. 25X1 NFAC/CSS, said that she would include one in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee package within the next few days. 25X1 Approved For Release 2q Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 3 Wednesday - 3 May 1978 25X1 11. THIRD AGENCY Called'Jim Hoobler, Department of Justice, to inquire on the progress of FBI authorization and appropriations. Hoobler says the Justice authorization is just about to be reported (H. R. 12005). It provides annual authorization and a total amount for FBI with no breakout for intelligence. He did not know how the House Judiciary Committee was progressing on H. R. 12240 but would inquire. He says the Subcommittee on State, Justice, Commerce and Judiciary of the House Appropriations Committee has already marked up but not reported. He thinks the FBI will wind up with an increase over the President's budget. 12, LIAISON Dan Childs, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, reported that he talked with Chairman William D. Hathaway (D., Maine), Subcommittee on Budget Authorization, about meeting with the Director and the Chairman said that he would take care of it. Childs thinks that Chairman Hathaway means to call the Director and conduct their meeting by phone. 13. LIAISON Called Chuck Snodgrass, House Appropriations Committee staff, and arranged for the Director to meet with him at 4:45 p. rn. on Tuesday, 9 May, in his office, H-135 of the Capitol. 14.1 1 LIAISON Received a call from James H. Thessin, Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, who asked if he could start receiving the classified "International Energy Biweekly Statistical I'f Review. " He also asked if he could receive back issues of this publication (since December 1977). 1 told him I would check and get back to him. 15. LIAISON Accompanied Senator Jake Garn (R. , Utah) and Stan Taylor, Senate Select Committee on intelligence staff, to a briefing by Sid Graybeal, D/OSR, on the Standing Consultive Committee, which Graybeal formerly headed. The briefing is one in a series Senator Garn is receiving on SALT-related issues. After the meeting, Taylor met with both of OER, to discuss the paper he has written on the 1977 OE R publication on Soviet oil. 16. LIAISON Called Earl Eisenhower, Senate Select-Committee on Intelligence staff, and discussed with him the timing for the briefing on counterintelligence to be given to the Committee. Eisenhower is going to inquire whether 15 May would be a good date. Approved For Release 2005/03/14 M00980R001 200160059-8 -1 1 25X1 Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Wednesday - 3 May 1978 Page 5 22. 1 _J LIAISON Thomas K. Latimer, Staff Director, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, said 25X1 that he greatly appreciated receipt of the memoranda from CI Staff 25X1 on Jay Epstein's book, The Legend. F- I House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staff, several times with regard to Representative Charles Rose's (D. , N. Car.) meeting with the Director on 4 May. Mr. Giza repetitively assured me that the only topic he had any reason to believe that Representative Rose would raise with the Director was the subject of CIA's providing NIE's to the Hill, with particular regard to Mr. Rose's Subcommittee on Evaluation. 24. LIAISON Saw Alan Brown, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who said that the Committee is not interested in receiving Agency guidance on handling codeword cover sheets and that they prefer to handle them as they have in the past. He requested that I obtain and forward the codeword cover sheets that we had previously discussed. 25. I I LIAISON Carol Wiik, Registry Clerk, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, asked for 30 copies of each of the following two unclassified publications: "International Terrorism, 1976, " and "International and Transnational Terrorism: Diagnosis and Prognosis. " These requirements have been passed to NFAC/CSS. 25X1 25X1 Acting Legislative ounse