WEEKLY REPORT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP83M00914R002900050050-5
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 8
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 1, 2007
• Sequence Number: 50
• Publication Date: November 1, 1982
• Content Type: MEMO

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Weekly Report
Intelligence Community Staff
- The COMIREX staff continued coordination with the Drug Enforcement Administration
and the National Security Council Staff on a combined USG collection operation
8-11 November against drug trafficking
Directorate for Administration
- On 21 October, a briefcase/package inspection was conducted
one incident of possible unauthorized removal of classified material resulted which will
require further investigation. A similar inspection was conducted at Headquarters on
26 October, and six incidents require further investigation.
- Under Secretary of the Navy James F. Goodrich, members of his staff, and Captain
Richard Anderson, USN Assistant for Interagency Coordination for the Office of Naval
Intelligence, visited for briefings.
Directorate for Operations - See tab.
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
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Deputy Director for Intelligence
- SOVA prepared a response to Senator Percy's 1 October letter to the DCI requesting an
unclassified assessment of forced labor on the Siberian pipeline. As of 28 October, the
draft was still awaiting submission to the DDI and DCI, pending a review to ensure that
an Intelligence Community consensus was reflected.
- OSWR assisted in a briefing for Gen. Walters and Ambassador Kennedy on the Pakistani
nuclear weapons program.
- An OSWR analyst is a member of a State Department briefing team which is visiting
Paris, Brussels, Bonn, and London to discuss Yellow Rain.
National Intelligence Council
- Papers that should be ready for review at NFIB's next meeting include the NIE on
global instability, the SNIE on PLO dispersal, and the NIE oni We 25X1
are also expediting redrafting work on the Pakistan SNIE in orcier o nave it ready for
NFIB concurrence early in November, well before President 7ia's U.S. visit.
NIO/General Purpose Forces called on Marine Corps Commandant General Barrow on
26 October. General Barrow was particularly interested in the GPF proposal to
produce an NIE on Soviet forces opposite the Persian Gulf, which he feels is "long
overdue."
Personnel
General Counsel
- The CIA and Intelligence Community Legislative Program for the first session of the
98th Congress has been furnished to the Intelligence Community Staff for
incorporation into the consolidated National Foreign Intelligence Program budget for
fiscal year 1984 and submission to the President via the Office of Management and
Budget. A copy of the Program is attached.
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Inspector General
- The Executive Director, General Counsel, DDO and IG have been working together to
develop a response to the Congressional Oversight Committees' interest in regularly
reviewing our oversight procedures and findings.
The fact-finding interviews for the survey of staff applicant processing procedures
have been completed, and the team expects to have a draft report this week.
- IG has been informed that Ed Wilson's Houston trial has been postponed until
29 November to resolve the question as to whether or not Wilson's lawyer needs a
security clearance.
Comptroller - See tab.
Office of External Affairs - See tab.
National Intelligence Emergency Support Office - No report.
Upcoming Calendar
3 November - Meeting with Judge Clark (DCI, DDCI)
5 November - Breakfast with Secretary of Defense (DCI, DDCI)
- Executive Committee Meeting: (1) Priority Collection Projects;
(2) Preliminary Information Handling Strategic Plan (DDCI, ExDir)
- Lunch with Secretary of State (DCI, DDCI)
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29 October 1982
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
VIA: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 29 October 1982
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of major interest:
a- On 21 October, a briefcase/package inspection was conducted at
by the Office of Security; one incident of possible
unauthorized removal of classified material resulted which will require further
investigation. A similar inspection was conducted at Headquarters. on 26 October,
and six incidents requiring further investigation resulted.
b. In response to requests. communiritinnc cimnr
Deputy Assistant Secr
of Defense Frank C. ar ucci
s C. Dawson,
ames A. Williams, Wrector e Defense Intelligence Agency, during his
visit t
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e. Under Secretary of the Navy James F. Goodrich, members of his staff,
and Captain Richard Anderson, USN, Assistant for Interagency or
the Office of Naval Intelligence, on 25X1
19 October for briefings.
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f. On 22 October, Ambassador Stephen Low Director Serv' stitute,visite
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Medical ServICUS, 111 is capacity as President of the Virginia State Society
of American Medical Technologists, was the commencement speaker at the
graduation exercises of Georgetown University's School of Science and Arts,
on 24 October. The graduating class consisted of 55 Medical Technologists.
j. During FY-1982, the Agency's Board of Review adjudicated 14
cases involving shortages/overages totaling approximately $11,000. (In
comparison, 35 cases were adjudicated in FY-1981 involving about $24,000.)
k. The Classification Review Division, Office tion services,
has completed its second review of manuscript,
The Third Vietnamese War and approved same. The book covers the same time
frame and locale as Snepp's Decent Interval. The revised version of the
manuscript delete oar Changged several portions to which we previously
objected--this release should disprove Snepp's contenti " th
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would never release material which is critical of U.S. policy. t
3. Significant activities anticipated during the coming week:
Security Conference of Special Agents
will be held durin
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ovember at
Headquarters. The Deputy Director for Administration will address the
conference on 4 November and Mr. Edward J. O'Mally, Assistant Director,
Federal Bureau of Investigations, Intelligence Division is also scheduled to
address the group.
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