WEEKLY REPORT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP83M00914R002900050020-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 6
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 1, 2007
• Sequence Number: 20
• Publication Date: December 6, 1982
• Content Type: MEMO

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Intelligence Community Staff
- On 23 November the DDCI chaired the first meeting of the Executive Steering Group
for Strategic Planning.
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Directorate for Administration
- Phase II of the Headquarters Secure Telephone System (HSTS) expansion is underway;
136 secure telephones. were activated during the past week. During Phase I of the
HSTS expansion, which ended in August 1982, a total of 986 secure telephones were
installed.
The next SAFE Monthly Status Review is scheduled to be held at Headquarters on
10 December.
Directorate for Operations - See tab.
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
- At the request of the Washington liaison office of the Rapid Deployment Joint Task
Force, FBIS will be providing 17 consumers, most of them military, worldwide reaction
to an RDJTF exercise conducted 14 November - 9 December in Oman, Sudan, and
Somalia.
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The DDA will address the Senior Officer Development Course
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- NPIC briefed Mr. Francis West (Assistant Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs) on Recent Libyan Military Activity in Northern Chad.
Deputy Director for Intelligence
- EURA prepared a package on Poland for the DCI's meeting with NSC Staff Deputy
McFarlane.
- NESA prepared memoranda and talking points for the DCI on Pakistan's nuclear
program, the F-16/ALR-69 issue, and possible Israeli airstrikes against Pakistani
facilities.
- OGI attended the PFIAB hearing on international finance chaired by Leo Cherne.
National Intelligence Council
- NIOs began work on producing materials for the DCFs Worldwide Congressional
Briefing package for January and February 1983.
- NIO/NESA accompanied the DDCI to a 29 November SIG meeting on Libya at which
the "Stair Step" plan was approved.
- The draft Memo to Holders of the 1981 NIE on Greece and the draft NIE on political
instability are ready for discussion at the NFIB meeting scheduled for 8 December.
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- Work began to produce a brief, fast-track SNIE on the possibility of hostilities on the
Nicaraguan-Honduran border.
Chairman. NIC interviewed two candidates for the potential S&T iob:1
- NIOs, Assistant NIOs, and Analytic Group members were briefed on NSA's
organization, functions, and capabilities per arrangements made through the Deputy
Director, NSA. We will accept NSA's invitation for detailed followup briefings at Fort
Meade for each NIO on his area.
- NIO/Strategic Programs met with CIA, Air Force Intelligence, OSD and NSC staff
personnel to go over his testimony on MX for the SSCI on 8 December. He will also be
invited to testify to the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Personnel - No report.
General Counsel
- An Administrative law judge in the Navy Task Force 1.57 case awarded civil service
credit to the claimants. At the same time he recognized the Agency's special
statutory authority to introduce personal services contracts notwithstanding any other
provisions of law. However, the decision did not provide clear guidance on when an
individual designated as an "independent contractor" in an employment contract would
nevertheless be found to be entitled to civil service credit.
Inspector General
- We briefed the DDCI, the Executive Director, and the Director of the Office of
Personnel on our findings of our survey of staff applicant processing procedures. We
will also brief the DDA on 6 December. The draft report will be sent to the Office of
Personnel, Office of Security, and Office of Medical Services for review early this
week.
- A draft NPIC inspection report should be ready for the IG's initial review in two weeks.
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Comptroller
- HAC completed markup of the FY-83 Defense Appropriations Bill. The Bill was
amended in Full Committee to provide funds to cover the Agency's FY-83 pay costs
resulting from the October 1982 federal pay raise which were inadvertently omitted
during Subcommittee deliberations. Current plans call for floor action by the House on
7 December, followed by action in the Senate on their Bill 8 December. Conference is
now planned for the week of 13 December.
Directorate FY-84 Congressional Budget submissions are due on 8 December. We are
still planning to complete the Agency's Congressional Budget submission by early
January.
We are waiting for approval from the Senate A ro riations Committee and the HPSCI
for our request to reprogram funds to lease
Office of External Affairs - See tab.
National Intelligence Emergency Support Office - No report.
Upcoming Calendar
8 December - SSCI Hearing re MX (DCI)
- HPSCI Hearing re Geoffrey Prime Case (DDCI)
- NFIB Meeting (DCI, DDCI)
- Meeting with Judge Clark (DCI, DDCI)
9 December - SSCI Hearing re Damage Assessment of Newsweek Article on Covert
Action in Central America (DCI)
- Executive Committee Meeting: Long-Range Planning: Phase IV (Support
Capabilities) (DDCI, ExDir)
10 December - Breakfast with Secretary of Defense (DCI, DDCI)
- SAFE Monthly Status Review (DDA)
- Lunch with Secretary of State (DCI, DDCI)
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29 November I December 1982
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Executive Steering Group for Strategic Plannin - On 23 November
the DDC chaired the first meeting of the Executive Steering
Group for Strategic Planning. The Group endorsed the long-
range planning activities already underway within the Office
of Planning and provided guidance for addressing additional
Issues. Minutes of the meeting highlighting actions assigned
.will be sent to all members and ICS Office Directorsi
Working Group for Strategic Planning - The first meeting of
Fifteen organizations were represented including the Intelligence
Producers Council, the National Security Council Staff, and
the Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy.
The principal subject was the update of the 1985 Intelligence
Capabilities Study. Th n t meeting of the group will be
,:'held on 9 December.
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