WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 1 MARCH 1985

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• Publication Date: March 1, 1985
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Weekly Report
-- During the reporting period, the Office of Security
coordinated a two-day visit to CIA by the Director, Deputy
Director and senior management officers of the Federal Law
Enforcement Training Center, Glynco, Georgia.
-- On the morning of 21 February, a briefcase/package
inspection was held at the Headquarters Building.
On 19 February, OP representatives met with Thomas Latimer
and Michael O'Neill of the HPSCI staff to discuss current
happenings on the Hill regarding changes in the Federal
retirement systems. The advice of the HPSCI staffers is to
continue educating the staff on the Agency's needs so HPSCI
can better assist and meet the Agency's retirement system
needs. In addition, the DDA sent a letter to the Chairman,
HPSCI, providing an overview of Agency personnel and
requesting continued support from the Committee for the
Agency's career system. The letter specifically cited our
concern over any proposed modifications of existing
retirement systems.
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ALA and NIO/LA briefed HPSCI and participated in an SSCI
briefing on developments in Central America.
OSWR briefed Senators Glenn, Wilson and Levin of the Senate
Armed Services Committee on Soviet stealth and Soviet
responses to U.S. stealth.
SOYA briefed OMB on Soviet defense costs and spending.
Began our internal review of the Agency's major investment
programs. The results of our review, along with
recommendations for the 1987 program, will be considered by
the EXCOM on 8 March.
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Office of Legislative Liaison
-- Senator Biden has introduced legislation which would
substitute the Federal Government as the defendant when law
enforcement or intelligence officers are sued personally.
This bill would protect all employees of the CIA provided
the alleged wrongdoing was committed within the scope of
their duties. The proposal was referred to the Senate
Judiciary Committee, where Senator Biden is ranking.
Briefings this week:
5 March - DDO, DO representatives, Comptroller and D/OLL
will brief the SSCI on FY-86 covert action
program with Ambassador Abramowitz, State.
- DI representatives will brief Representative
Michael DeWine on Nicaragua at HQS.
- D/ALA/DDI, NIO/LA, and DO representatives will
update the HPSCI on Nicaragua.
NIO/USSR, NIO/SP and C/ACIS/DDI, will brief the
House of Representatives Geneva Observers Group
on Soviet political and military trends.
The Senate will recess 8-18 March; assume we'll hear the
House will follow. This will affect budget hearing
schedules.
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Upcoming Calendar
- NFIB Meeting (DCI, DDCI)
- Meeting with Assistant to the President for
National Security Affairs (DCI, DDCI)
8 March - Breakfast with Secretary of Defense (DCI, DDCI)
- Lunch with Deputy Secretary of State (DDCI)
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DDA 85-0060/8
1 March 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 1 March 1985
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
a. During the reporting period, the Office of Security (OS)
coordinated a two-day visit to CIA by the Director, Deputy Director and senior
management officers of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC),
G1 nco, Georgia. During the first day of the visit, the guests traveled to
where they heard briefings on Agency operational training programs. On
the second day of their visit, the group was given a tour of the Headquarters
compound and was briefed on the operations of the Security Protective Service
by OS representatives. Following the Headquarters briefings, the DDA hosted
the visitors at a luncheon in the DCI dining room. By all accounts, the visit
was a great success and significantly enhanced our training relationship with
FLETC.
b. During the reporting period, OS began a project to compile data
from all its unauthorized disclosure investigations dating from 1 October 1983
to the present to be provided to Chairman, DCI Security Committee (SECOM), for
inclusion in a community computer data base being developed at SECOM's
Unauthorized Disclosure Analysis Center. It is envisioned that this data base
will be useful in future investigations of leaks, in coordinating Intelligence
Community cooperation in leak investigations and in providing statistical data
for legislative initiatives.
c. On 26 February, D/OS met with the newly appointed Chief of the
Counterintelligence Staff/D0. The briefing was designed to familiarize him
with the organization of OS, with particular emphasis on the points of
greatest interaction between the two offices. Plans were also made to create
a system of regular meetings to exchange information of mutual interest in the
counterintelligence arena.
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d. On the morning of 21 Februar a briefcase/ acka a inspection was
held at the Headquarters Building.
e. On 26 February, a representative from the Office of Training and
Education (OTE) briefed the Director of the Vice President's Task Force on 25X1
Narcotics and the intelligence advisors for each of the National Narcotics
Border Interdiction Service's (NNBIS) Regional Centers on OTE's analytical
training program. The training was developed as a result of a needs survey of
each NNBIS Regional Center and reflects the special orientation of each
Center. NNBIS/Southeast in Miami will receive the first analytical training
package in March 1985.
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k. An existing 6-inch water line fractured on 26 February causing a 25X1
temporary loss of water to the Headquarters Building. There was no
construction activity occurring in the vicinity of the fracture and the cause
has not yet been determined. Since an adjacent existing water line froze and
broke last month, this line could have ex erienced undetected stress causin
a later fracture.
m. Anew parking area is being constructed behind the Motor Pool. A
contractor is in the process of patching two soft areas in the new lot with
gravel. The new ground will then be rolled, and the lot will be ready for use
on 1 March. Approximately spaces will be made available for parking.
Additionally, 0 angled parking spaces along the North Ring Road were added to
the North Parking Lot during the week of 23 February. 25X1
n. With improved weather conditions, the repairs to the 7th-floor
terrace and penthouse roof are progressing more rapidly. The installation of
a gravel ballast on the front side of the 7D and 7E corridors was completed
the weekend of 23 February.
o. On 19 February, Office of Personnel (OP) representatives met with
Thomas Latimer and Michael O'Neill of the HPSCI staff to discuss current
happenings on the Hill regarding changes in the Federal retirement systems.
The advice of the HPSCI staffers is to continue educating the staff on the 25X1
Agency's needs so HPSCI can better assist and meet the Agency's retirement
system needs.
p. A letter signed by the DDA was forwarded to the Chairman, HPSCI,
Lee Hamilton providing an overview of Agency personnel and .requesting
continued support from the Committee for the Agency's career system. In
general, the letter contained what we think should be a general line of
approach to the Hill and specifically cited our concern over any proposed
modifications of existing retirement systems.
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q. OP and OLL representatives attended the first hearing of the
Subcommittee on Compensation and Employee Benefits of the House Post Office
and Civil Service Committee on the Administration's FY 86 budget proposals to
cut employee retirement and pay benefits. The key witness was the Director,
OPM, who presented the Administration's rationale for the proposed benefits
cuts. It was clearly evident that there was no support for any of the
proposals by either Mary Rose Oakar, who chaired the hearing, or other members
of the Committee. Representatives Barnes (Maryland) and Fazio (California),
who are members of the House Budget Committee, also testified indicating
strong opposition to any further reductions in Federal employee entitlements.
r. A Headquarter's Employee Bulletin and a worldwide station and base
cable have been prepared notifying employees about the Administration's budget
proposals, the supplemental retirement legislation, and developments on the
Hill on these issues.
s. It is clearly far too early to know exactly what action Congress
will take with regard to the various retirement proposals. Much activity will
take place in this arena over the next several months. A briefing package is
being assembled by OP for use with all the appropriate Hill committees.
t. Employment/OP is distributing a new recruiting aid called HIRE
(Hiring Information and Requirements for Employment). This handbook, a
handsome, three-ring binder bearing the OP emblem, is a consolidated
Agencywide listing of minimum college-degree requirements grouped
alphabetically by Directorate. Designed as a quick reference guide for
employees involved in recruitment, the handbook represents a significant
advance in our efforts to simplify and expedite analysis of the Agency's
diverse criteria for employment. With this aid, a recruiter can swiftly
assess an applicant's qualifications for specific jobs throughout the Agency.
u. The Student Program presently has an all-time high of (student
applicants in process for a variety of student positions in the Agency, and
continued growth is anticipated. In the past six weeks, some 0 students have
been placed in process for high-tech positions within various components and a
visit to the University of Akron will be made in early March to interview some
30-plus students presently seeking engineering or computer science degrees.
The anticipated growth in the number of applicants and the recent authority to
provide partial tuition assistance to the best of the Student Trainees during
their senior year augur well for a projected higher retention rate.
v. A briefing was conducted with an OMB examiner on the need for an
increase in the Agency's SIS ceiling The examiner
requested some additional details on specific positions which have been
designated at the SIS level, and we are working to provide this information.
We are hoping for a substantive response from OMB in the near term.
w. Chief, Personal Services Branch/OP attended the U.S. Savings Bond
Kickoff Rally on 21 February. Guest speakers included Margaret M. Heckler,
Secretary of Health and Human Services, and Jamie Farr, star of the
S E C R E T
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"M.A.S.H." and "After M.A.S.H." television series. The Agency's Savings Bond
Kickoff is scheduled for 28 March, and the Campaign will run from 1 - 26
April. Although there will not be a specific dollar goal involved in this
campaign, we will strive for 0 percent on-duty-strength participation.
x. The Directorate Upward Mobility Career Day Seminars were held on
19 - 21 February, and nearly employees filed applications for
various positions throughout the Agency.
3. Significant activities anticipated during the coming week:
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DDI-00940-85
1 March 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report 25 February - 1 March 1985
DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
ACIS contributed to a paper analyzing examples of Soviet
compliance practices as a result of American protests, in
response to questions by Senator Hart.
Of Special Interest This Week
ALA and NIO/LA briefed HPSCI and participated in an SSCI
briefing on developments in Central America.
ALA briefed Congressmen Lagomarsino and Barton on the
election prospects in Bolivia.
EURA and the DO co-hosted a series of briefings for Martin
van Hauven, Director of Western Europe in the European Bureau of
State .
NESA met with DAS of Defense (Policy Analysis/ISA) James
Blaker to discuss likely actions of Peninsula states during a US-
Soviet war.
OEA briefed Richard Grimmett and Kerry Dumbaugh of the
Congressional Research Staff on US-China military relations.
OGI briefed Denuty Assistant Secretary of State, Jean
Bergaust, on the Soviet and Cuban campaign against the Jamaican
International Youth Festival, Moscow's World Festival of Youth
and Students, and Soviet tactics for the Nairobi UN Conference on
the Status of Women.
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OSWR briefed senators Glenn, Wilson and Levin of the Senate
Armed Services Committee on Soviet stealth and Soviet responses
to US stealth.
OSWR briefed Deputy Assistant Under Secretary of Defense
Gaffney and Deputy Assistant Under Secretary Faith on "treaty
related aspects of the Soviet Novel BCW Agent program and
proliferation issues."
SOVA briefed General Ellis on compliance issues and CIA
estimates of Backfire production.
SOVA briefed OMB on Soviet defense costs and spending.
Looking ghead
ALA will be briefing Congressman Barnes on developments in
Central America.
EURA will present an INF briefing to the U.S. Delegation.
Briefings
There were 17 briefings on the Hill this past week.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
NIC #01109-85
National Intelligence Council 1 March. 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence.
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Herbert E. Meyer
Vice Chairman, National Intelligence Council
SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 21 - 28 February 1985
I. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) prepared a memorandum on possible new US
proposals for Namibia/Angola for the DCI's use at a meeting with Mr.
McFarlane, and prepared a memorandum for the DCI's signature in response
to an NSC policy proposal on Sudan.
NIO at Large (Hal Ford) prepared a draft DCI briefing on broad world
questions with the assistance of the NIOs.
Acting NIO/Economics (David Low) joined the DCI, DDCI, C/NIC, and
DDI analysts in lunching with Secretary of the Treasury Baker and Deputy
Secretary Darman to discuss a wide range of economic issues.
NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) prepared talking points for the DCI's
meeting with Mr. McFarlane on Italian Prime Minister Craxi's 5 - 6 March
visit to Washington.
NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) prepared talking points for the DCI on
Afghanistan; and with A/NIO/USSR prepared talking
points for the DCI on the Soviet leadership
National Intelligence Officers Charles Allen (Counterterrorism/
Narcotics), Fritz Ermarth (USSR), Graham Fuller (NESA), Lawrence
Gershwin (SP), David Low (at Large), George Montgomery (GPF), Julian
Nall (S&T), and Robert Vickers (LA) participated in the DCI's Worldwide
Briefing of the Defense Subcommittee of the House Appropriations
Committee.
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III. Of Interest This Week
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering)
attended an interagency meeting on Somalia
at the State Department; with A/NIO/AF chaired a DDI
briefing for the US Ambassador to South Africa; and met with the US
Ambassador to Zimbabwe.
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NIO at Large (Hal Ford) filled in as Acting VC/NIC for Herbert Meyer
during the latter's TDY; with NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth), participated in
an OTE-sponsored conference on the intelligence policy relationship; and
forwarded certain materials to C/NIC concerning the progress on Radio
Marti.
A/NIO/ALI (with DDI analysts, met with House
Foreign Affairs Committee staff member Arch Roberts to discuss nuclear
issues in Brazil and Pakistan.
A/NIO/ALI (participated in an Agency briefing for
Deputy Assistant Secretaries of Defense Frank Gaffney and Douglas Feith
on arms control implications of the Soviet novel BCW agent program;
attended an Agency briefing of SSCI staff members on intelligence issues
in support of arms control;
NIO/CT (Charles Allen) met with the Chairman of the SIGINT Committee
to discuss sensitive collection issues on terrorism and narcotics; met
with the Chairman of the Working Group on Counterterrorism of the CIPC
to discuss revision of a CIPC report on terrorism; met with Ed Walsh,
Deputy Assistant Director of the Secret Service for Protective Research,
and was briefed on Secret Service VIP protective activities; with
officers of the DDO and DDS&T, met with Donald Latham, Assistant
Secretary of Defense for C3I, and members of his staff to discuss
coordination of Community research and development activities in the
area of terrorism; with DDO officers, attended a meeting of the White
House Operations Group to review potential terrorist threats to the Vice
President during his upcoming visits to Africa, Central America, and
South America; with a DDO officer, met with Ambassador Oakley, Director
of the State Department Office for Counter-terrorism and Emergency
Planning to discuss relationships between the Interagency Intelligence
Committee on Terrorism and the Interdepartmental Group on Terrorism;
Acting NIO/Economics (David Low), with DD/GALA, attended a meeting
chaired by Special Assistant to the President Martin to review the draft
final report for the President concerning economic development for
Central America; with EURA analyst, attended an IG on preparations for
the Bonn Economic Summit chaired by Under Secretary of State Wallis; and
attended a SIG-IEP chaired by the Secretary of the Treasury on trade
with Japan and aid to Sudan.
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NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt), with NIO/USSR (Fritz~Erma
C/DDI/EURA/WE and DDO officers, met with Martin Van Heuven, newly
appointed Chief of the State Department West European Office.
Acting NIO/GPF briefed Philadelphia area
Naval ROTC units on the Soviet navy, role of the Naval Attache, life in
Moscow, and the Intelligence Community.
NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers), with D/OALA and the Chief of the
DDO Central American Task Force, briefed the HPSCI on the Nicaraguan
military buildup and support for subversion in Central America; with
H
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D/OALA and DD/LAD, briefed the Defense Subcommittee of the
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briefed Gen. John Galvin, the newly designated CINC/SOUTHCOM, on the
situation in Central and South America; with D/GALA and DDO officers,
met with NSC staff member Oliver North to discuss Congressional briefing
requirements; and with Acting A/NIO/LA met with
Col. Robert Taus, SOUTHCOM J-2, and other SOUTHCOM officers to discuss
two fast-track Interagency Intelligence Memoranda on Nicaragua and
SOUTHCOM participation in future studies on Central America.
NIO/Narcotics (Charles Allen) and A/NIO/Narcotics
met with Gen. Gorman to discuss SOUTHCOM's potential involvement in the
narcotics problem, and attended a narcotics intelligence coordination
meeting at the State Department chaired by the Deputy Assistant
Secretary for International Narcotics Matters.
NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) met with the CSIS Director of Middle East
Programs to discuss the latter's recent visit to the Middle East and his
discussions with regional leaders; attended an IG on arms transfer
policy; attended a Council of Foreign Relations Seminar in New York on
Arab radicalism; and discussed current Middle East issues with the
Editor of the Foreign Affairs Quarterly.
NIO/S&T (Julian Nall) attended a meeting of the SIG-Technology
Transfer with D/TTAC; and with STAP Chairman met
with Erich Bloch, Director of the National Science Foundation, to
discuss processing of S&T information.
Assistant NIO/USSR attended a Carnegie Endowment
Center Face-to-Face meeting on the organization of the Defense
Department; and briefed State Department officials on the visit of
Ukrainian First Secretary Schcherbitskiy.
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NIO/Warning (John Bird) met with the recently appointed Special
Assistant to the President for Crisis Management, Capt. Rodney McDaniel
for an introductory discussion of warning, planning, and crisis response.
A/NIO/Warning
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OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
WEIICLY REPORT FOR THE DCI
1 March 1985
-- Attended the SSCI Budget Authorization Hearing on our 1986 Bud et
request. We did not encounter any major budget issues.
-- Began our internal review of the Agency's major investment programs. The
results of our review, along with recommendations for the 1987 program,
will be considered by the ExCom on 8 March.
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1 March 1985
OLL: 85-0475
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Director, Office of Legislative Liaison
SUBJECT: Weekly Report
1. Meeting and Lunch with SSCI Member Leahy
On Monday, 25 February, DDS&T, ADDS&T, along with DDO and DI
representatives met with Senator Patrick Leahy after which the Senator
lunched with the DDCI, the EXDIR, senior DO officers, and D/OLL in the
DCI Dining .Room.
2. Briefing of SASC Members and Staff
On Monday, 25 February, DI/OSWR representatives briefed Senators
Glenn, Wilson, and Levin along with SASC staffers on stealth...
3. Worldwide Briefing
On Tuesday, 26 February, DCI and NIOs, accompanied by D/OLL,
briefed the HAC Defense Subcommittee.
4. SSCI Briefing on Central America
On Tuesday, 26 February, Robert Gates, DDI, and Ambassador Motley,
State, briefed the SSCI on Central America.
5. Briefing of HAC, Defense Subcommittee on Nicaragua
On Tuesday, 26 February, D/ALA/DDI, and NIO/LA briefed HAC Defense
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6. HPSCI Hearing on FY86 NFIP
On Wednesday, 27 February, DCI, DDCI, ICS, and D/OLL attended HPSCI
Subcommittee on Program and Budget Authorization hearing on overview of
FY86 NFIP.
7. SSCI Hearing on FY86 CIAP
On Wednesday, 27 February, EXDIR, DDA, DDI, DDS&T, DDO,
Comptroller, D/Comptroller, and DD/OLL attended an SSCI hearing on FY86
CIAP.
8. Briefing of HFAC, Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs
On Thursday, 28 February, DI/NESA representatives briefed the HFAC,
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9. SAC Defense Subcommittee hearing on NFIP
On Thursday, 28 February, DCI, DDCI, D/ICS, DD/ICS, and DD/OLL
attended NFIP overview hearing with Gen. Williams, DIA; Gen. Faurer,
NSA; and Jim Hill, SAF/SS.
11. Tort Liability Protection Bill
Senator Biden introduced a bill entitled the "Law Enforcement and
Intelligence Officers Tort Liability Protection Act"(S. 492). This
proposed legislation would substitute the Federal Government as the
defendant when law enforcement or intelligence officers are sued
personally. This bill would protect all employees of the CIA provided
the alleged wrongdoing was committed within the scope of their duties.
S. 492 was referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee, where Senator
Biden is ranking.
1. Briefing for HPSCI Members
On Monday, 4 March, at 1000. Representatives Robert W. Kastenmeier,
Matthew F. McHugh, George E. Brown, and Anthony C. Bielenson will be
briefed on the CIA and the DO by DDCI and DDO and have lunch with the
DDO.
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2. Briefing of HFAC, Western Hemisphere Affairs Subcommittee
On Monday, 4 March, at 1400 D/ALA/DDI, NIO/LA, and DO
representatives will brief the HFAC, Western Hemisphere Affairs
Subcommittee on Nicaragua and on the Cuban role in the Western
Hemisphere.
3. SSCI Hearing on FY86 Covert Action
On Tuesday, 5 March, at 0930 DDO, DO representatives, Comptroller,
and D/OLL will brief the SSCI on FY86 covert action program with
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4. Briefing for Representative DeWine on Nicaragua
On Tuesday, 5 March, at 1300 DI representatives will brief
Representative Michael DeWine on Nicaragua at HQS.
6. HPSCI Intelligence Update
On Tuesday, 5 March, at 1530 D/ALA/DDI, NIO/LA, and DO
representatives will update the HPSCI on Nicaragua.
7. Briefing of House Geneva Observers Group
On Tuesday, 5 March, at 1600 NIO/USSR, NIO/SP and C/ACIS/DDI, will
brief the House of Representatives Geneva Observers-Group on Soviet
political and military trends.
8. Courtesy Calls on HPSCI Members
On Tuesday, 5 March, at 1445 DDCI and DD/OLL will pay a courtesy
call on Representative Robert L. Livingston.
On Tuesday, 5 March, at 1515 DDCI and DD/OLL will pay a courtesy
call on Representative Henry Hyde.
On Wednesday, 6 March at 1430 DDCI and D/OLL will pay a courtesy
call on Representative Dick Cheney.
Charles A. Briggs
Director, Office of Legislative Liaison
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