JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL THURSDAY - 5 OCTOBER 1978

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 29, 2004
• Sequence Number: 14
• Publication Date: October 5, 1978
• Content Type: NOTES

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Thursday - 5 October 1978
Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 4
14. LIAISON Met with Walt Ricks,
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, and informed him it
was my understanding that Senator Robert Morgan (D., N. Car.)
would travel to China in November. I told Ricks we would be
happy to offer Senator Morgan a substantive briefing when he is
at Headquarters on 30 October. Ricks said he would check with
the Senator on this.
15. I LIAISON Earl Eisenhower, Senate
Select Committee on Intelligence staff, called to say he would be
unable to review files regarding today but that
staff members David Shaw and Jean Evans wou o so as planned.
16. ADMINISTRATIVE DELIVERIES
Delivered to Kathleen Evans, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
staff, a copy of a letter to former Director George Bush from
Attorney General Levi regarding Philip Agee, for Keith Raffel,
of the Committee staff.
17. LIAISON Received a call from
Corinne Buntin, of Senator Robert Griffin's (R., Mich.) office,
who requested that their of
the Asia and Pacific, Subsaharan Africa, and Soviet neon e
cancelled. I told her I would take care of this for her.
18. I I.LIAISON Sent via courier, a copy
of the Agency publication' entitled "The Soviet Economy in 1976-77
and Outlook for 1978" to Charlie Stela, in the office of
Representative Clarence Long (D., Md.).
19. LIAISON Received a call from
Mike Waterhouse, Congressional Research-Service, Library of
Congress, who requested copies of the January through March 1977
i-weekly publication entitled "International Oil Developments,"
which they could not locate at CRS. He asked that these be sent
to him either today or tomorrow for a Committee which he would
not name. After checking with CSS/NFAC, I called Mr. Waterhouse
and told him we had located these but would be unable to deliver
them as he wished because they were on microfiche and our
microfiche processor was broken down. I told him the earliest
I could get them to him was by next week and asked him if he
still wanted them. He said he did and asked me to send them
to the Senate Select Committee on Ethics, to the attention
of Jean Rosenheim. I told him I would do this.
20. LIAISON Delivered State, DIA
and CIA material to Jim usi, House Permanent Select Committee on
Intelligence staff, in connection with his proposed trip.
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