WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 10 MAY 1985

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• Publication Date: May 10, 1985
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ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
EXTENSION INO.
Executive Registry
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Weekly Report
Direct. orate of Administration
-- on 1 May, the DDCI approved a recommendation made by OP for a new pay level
for secretaries who support. SIS-1/2 supervisory positions. The new pay
level is called GSB-07 and has pay rates which fall between the GS-07 and
GS-08 levels. Components are in the process of identifying those
secretaries who meet Directorate time-in-grade guidelines and are otherwise
eligible so that conversion actions for affected secretaries can be
effective 12 May 1985.
Centex Construction Company reported that they were one week ahead of
schedule in finishing the new building's foundations. Upon completion of
the foundations, the erection of the building's steel skeleton will begin.
This should occur to about one month. Centex is also building the forms
for the building's exterior wall.
Directorate of Operations
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Directorate of ,cienc:e and Technology ? See tab.
Directorate of I:ntel.-Ugence
There were 12 briefings on the Hill last week.
National Intelligence Council - See tabs
Office of General Counsel
Office of Inspector General
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Office of Comptroller
The HPSCI is scheduled to complete markup of their 1986 Intelligence
Authorization Bill tomorrow. The SSCI will complete markup on Thursday.
--- The Office of the Comptroller has begun to prepare its 1987 Program
recommendations which will be provided to the Executive Director and the
Executive Committee on 6 June.
Office of Legislative Liaison - See tab.
Public Affairs Offices - See tab.
Upcoming Calendar.
6-13 May
].4--17 May
14 May NSC Meeting
Cabinet meeting
15 May - Meeting with Ambassador to Hungary
16 May Cabinet meeting
Meeting with Robert McFarlane
17 May - Breakfast meeting with Sec & Dep Sec of Defense
NSPG Meeting
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DDA 85-0060/18
10 May 1985
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
b. General and Mrs. James L. Dozier confirmed their planned
participation in the Office of Security's (OS) security awareness program.
They will address an Agency-wide audience on the
topic,
"International
Terrorism and Hostage Experience" on Wednesday,
hours in the Headquarters Auditorium.
10 July
from 1000
to 1130
c. During the reporting period, the Clearance Division/OS exceeded
the new weekly requirement for closing Staff and Staff-like cases by granting
one hundred and one security clearances.
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j. An OP representative attended the 29 April hearing held by the
Post Office and Civil Service Committee on the supplemental retirement
program. The testimony by the officials of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce was
the highlight of this hearing. The officials attempted to promote a
(supplemental) retirement program for new and future Federal employees
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that would adopt the common practices of private sector retirement programs
versus the current Civil. Service Retirement System (CSRS) plan. This approach
ran into extreme opposition from the Committee members who appear committed to
developing a supplemental program with benefits at least equivalent to the
current system.
k. OP representatives from the Retirement and Insurance Operations
Divisions attended an Office of Personnel Management (OPM) training course on
the Civil Service Spouse Equity Act (P.L. 98-615). The course focused on both
survivor annuity and health benefits entitlements that will be offered under
this law. The forms, regulations, and implementing instructions from OPM have
not yet been finalized even though the law took effect on 7 May 1985. There
are some cover and security problems which must be resolved associated with
documentation required by OPM on claims by former spouses. The latter will be
of particular concern where the names of covert employees or retirees are
involved. An Employee Bulletin and WWSB providing as many details as possible
are being disseminated to employees.
1. On 1 May, the DDCI approved a recommendation made by OP for a new
pay level for secretaries who support SIS-1/2 supervisory positions. The new
pay level. is called GSB-07 and has pay rates which fall between the GS-07 and
GS-08 levels. Components are in the process of identifying those secretaries
who meet Directorate time-in-grade guidelines and are otherwise eligible so
that conversion actions for affected secretaries can be effective 12 May 1985.
n. A request to transfer an additional 130 cubic feet of OSS records
has been submitted to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA).
This is the fifth group of OSS records offered to NARA, and it includes all
Washington/Field Station Records. The transfer is expected to be made at the
end of the month.
o. On 3 May, the Agency's liaison officer with the Office of the
Federal Register hand-carried a new Federal regulation concerning the Agency
Security Protective Service (SPS) to the Office of the Federal Register for
publication on 6 May. OS requested expedited service in order that SPS could
assume the police security function for Agency facilities in the United States
from the General Services Administration on 6 May. The editorial and
publications staff of the Federal Register were cooperative and the deadline
was met.
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q. The Topical Issues Branch/OTE has completed another successful
running of the segment on "Threats to the Security of the United States" for
the Career Trainee Development Course. The weeklong segment examines major
current concerns of the United States Government, including the Soviet system
and international communism, terrorism, insurgency, and international
narcotics trafficking. A highlight of the course was a presentation by
of Georgetown University's Center for Strategic
and International Studies on the Third World debt crisis and its implications
on the industrialized West.
t. Centex Construction Company reported that they were one week ahead
of schedule in finishing the new building's foundations. Upon completion of
the foundations, the erection of the building's steel skeleton will begin.
This should occur in about one month. Centex is also building the forms for
the building's exterior wall.
u. Renovations to the cafeterias at Headquarters Building are
continuing. In the South Cafeteria, painting of the new ceiling in the
mezzanine area has been completed. The contractor, having completed
preparations for the millwork and trim, will finish painting, carpeting, and
installation of the dividers and railings in the North and South Cafeterias in
Headquarters Building by 7 June. New tables and chairs have been received and
will be placed in the cafeterias by 10 June.
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v. The Office of Logistics (OL) received final acceptance of the
barricades system at Headquarters and all deliverables under the contract from
OS on 6 May. Various electrical problems had plagued the system since
installation in November 1984, and hence, payments in excess of $100,000 were
being withheld from the contractor until resolution of the
problems could be achieved.
3. Significant activities anticipated during the coming week:
Harry E. Fitzwater'
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10 May 1985
MI)-40RANDIIM FOR: Director of. Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Executive Director
ROI4 James V. Hirsch
Acting Deputy Director for Science and Technology
SUBJECT: DSIIT Weekly Activities for 10 May 1985
Of Special Interest 'T'his Week
? At the request of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board,
FBIS searched its files for any monitored Soviet material on Poland, Pope
John Paul II, or the Catholic Church during the period March-April 1981.
Nothing was found on the Pope or the Catholic Church, but over 200 items were
located on Poland and sent to the PFIAB.
FBIS has been invited to attend the first meeting of a new subcommittee
of the NSC's Intelligence Information Committee which will investigate Soviet
propaganda techniques. The 10 May meeting agenda includes a report from the
interagency Soviet. Active Measures Working Group, "semantic pollution,"
Soviet exploitation of U.S. domestic vulnerabilities, and Soviet propaganda
techniques.
FBIS located a TASS item cited by the WASHINGTON POST in a story on
U.S.-.Soviet relations in the wake of the Nicholson shooting and passed it to
the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for forwarding to General
Powell, Secretary Weinberger's military aide.
The American Embassy in Singapore conveyed the appreciation of
Singapore's director for socialist countries at the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs for FBIS' comprehensive coverage of North Korean Foreign Minister Kim
Yong-nam's recent visit to Moscow
? For the next few months, FBIS will be preparing bimonthly listings of
Soviet media comment on Arms Control Treaty violations to pass to Senator
James A. McClure (R, Idaho), who sits on the Senate Defense Committee.
Senator McClure has asked for frequent updates on available Soviet comment in
anticipation of a ''heating up'of the issue during summer floor debates.
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? On 2 May, Mr. Bernie McMahon, staff director of the Senate Select
Committee on Intelligence(SSCI), was briefed on the mission and operations of
NPIC's Priority Exploitation Group.
? On 7 May, D/OTS presented a general overview of OTS and hosted a tour
of OTS facilities for SSCI Staff 'Director Bernie McMahon and
of the Intelligence Community Staff.
:Mmes V. Hirsch
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10 May 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report 6 - 10 May 1985
DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
ALA prepared a package on Cuban air defenses.
NESA provided talking points on Iran and India.
OEA prepa-ed a paper on Japan's reactions to the Bonn
Summit.
Of Special Interest This Week
ACIS briefed DCMs at US embassies in London and Bern on
Soviet arms control compliance.
ALA briefed Congressman Gradison on Nicaraguan atrocities.
EURA prepared a typescript on Spanish attitudes toward NATO
for Ambassador Enders.
EURA prepared a typescript on possible Belgian/Libyan
nuclear cooperation for Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
NESA briefed Ex-Im bank officials on Iraq.
NESA, OEA, and SOVA briefed Secretary of Commerce Baldrige
on India, China, and the Soviet-Indian defense relationship.
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OGI briefed Congressman George Wortley of the House Banking
Committee on money laundering by drug traffickers.
OGI briefed Under Secretary of State William. Schneider, Jr.
on anti-Communist insurgencies and the Marxist-Leninist approach
to counterinsurgency.
OGI briefed Department of Energy officials on OPEC refining
and product marketing activities and on its oil facilities model.
OSWR briefed the NRC Chairman and Commissioners on nuclear
program updates in Sweden, Italy, South Africa, Switzerland,
Argentina, and Brazil.
SOVA hosted the meeting of the DCI's Military Economic
Advisory Panel.
SOVA briefed ACDA officials, including Director Adelman,, on
the relationship between the Soviet moratorium proposal and
Soviet strategic force levels.
SOVA and ACIS briefed Frank Gaffney, Deputy Assistant
Secretary of Defense for Strategic and Theater Nuclear Force
Policy, on the size of the SS-20 force.
NESA will. provide updates for the DDCI on terrorist
facilities in Lebanon.
There were 12 briefings on the Hill this past week.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
NIC #02404-85
10 May 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Vice Chairman, National Intelligence Council
SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 3 w 9 May 1985
1. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
Acting NIO at Large (David Low) reared background materials for
the DDCI for his upcoming trip; and briefed
the DDCI on the Pakistani nuclear issue.
NIO/Economics (David Low), with NIO/LA (Robert Vickers) briefed the
DDCI on the Nicaraguan economic sanctions.
NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) prepared a memorandum for the DDCI on
problems related to current US policy toward Iran and Iranian/Soviet
relations.
NIO/USSR (Fritz Errnarth) prepared talking points for the DDCI's use
with the PFIAB.
II. Interagency Papers
NIO/Counterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen) met with officers of
DDI/TNAD to discuss a planned Memorandum to Holders of the IIM:
Prospects for Anti--US Terrorism and to select a principal drafter; and
met with Charles Boykin of DOE for a briefing on the Energy Department's
Intelligence Office and to discuss the scope of planned NIE 6-85: The
Likelihood of Terrorists Acquiring Nuclear Weapons.
NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) convened an interagency meeting for
discussions on and problems of
defining potential violations ot the Sinai Ireaty, De Tore the
preparation of an IIA on the subject.
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Assistant N.J.O/USSRI I convened an interagency meeting
on the concepts of a planned IIM on Soviet Leadership Generation Change.
The National Foreign Intelligence Board this week approved
SNIE 29.1-85: Greece: Implications of the Election for US/Greek
Relations, chaired by NIO/Europe Col. George Kolt).
III. Of Interest This Week
VC/NIC (Herbert Meyer) traveled to Florida for a two-day orientation
cruise off Andros Island in the Bahamas aboard the USS Dallas (SSN-700).
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) attended a Defense Intelligence College
sponsored roundtable discussion on Ethiopia; discussed the security of
Sudan's borders at an interagency working group meeting; attended an 0GI
seminar on lessons learned for insurgency analysis from the Vietnam war;
attended a mid-tour briefing for the Deput Chief of Mission of the US
Embassy in Khartoum, Sudan; with A/NIO/AF , met with the
US Ambassador to Lesotho; and attended an NSC meeting chaired by Don
Fortier on assessing and relating developments in Sudan to US policy.
Assistant NIO/Africa discussed the situation in
Liberia with Judy Johnson ot e State Department Bureau of African
Affairs; met with the Air Attache to Nigeria; and attended a Community
debriefing of the Deputy Chief of Mission of the US Embassy in Lagos,
Nigeria.
NIO at Large (Hal Ford) acted for VC/NIC (Herbert Meyer) during the
latter's TDY; and planned the 13-14 May NIC Retreat with the assistance
of the NIOs.
Acting NIO at Large ) rief ed Deputy
Secretary of State Dam, Don Fortier Security Council,
Under Secretary for Political Affairs Armacost, Director/INR Ambassador
Abramowitz, Ambassador-At-Large Kennedy, Assistant Secretary Wolfowitz,
and other State officers on the Pakistani nuclear program; with A/NIO/AL
and OSWR and OIA analysts, briefed the Senate Armed
Services Committee, chaired by Senator Goldwater, on the issue of CW
proliferation; with A/NIO/AL attended meeting of the
CBW Arms Control Interdepartmental Group chaired by General Chain
at State Department.
Assistant NIO/Al._
met with Gary Crocker of
State/INR to discuss CBW issues.
Assistant NIO/AL
proliferation issues.
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NIO/Counterterrorisr/Narcotics (Charles Allen) discussed technical
collection against suspected terrorist targets with the D/DS&T;
previewed a bri in that will be given to the IICT on 16 May by the
Acting Chief and other CTG officers on DDO counterterrorism
(CT) operati)na activities, liaison relationships, and CT training for
foreign security elements; visited INS as the guest of the Deputy
Assistant Commissioner for Liaison to receive briefings on the INS
mission and on information handling systems for data on foreign
nationals suspected of terrorist or other subversive activities,
including narcotics trafficking; addressed a meeting of DDA office
directors on the subject of the worldwide terrorist threat; was briefed
by Phillip McGuire, Associate Director of the Bureau of Alcohol,
Tobacco, and Firearms, and members of his staff on activities by that
organization related to terrorism and narcotics; discussed R&D issues
related to counterterrorism and the application of advanced information
handling systems with NSA Fellow
Chairman of the IR&DC Study Pane ; with A/NIO/CT
discussed the design and management of -information systems or,
counterterrorism 'intelligence with
and rnet with officers of the NMIC regarding suspected foreign
terrorist-associated facilities and related collection requirements.
LO/Narcotics (Charles Allen) and Assistant NIO/Narcotics
discussed intelligence collection on drug trafficking in
Southeastern Colombia with the Assistant and Deputy
Assistant Secretaries of State for International Narcotics Matters, the
Ambassador-Designate to Colombia, and officers of the State Department
and Embassy Bogota; met with the Chief of Operations of the Coast Guard
to discuss the flow of intelligence to the Coast Guard and NNBIS tasking
of Community imagery resources; met with former DEA Director Peter
Bensinger to exchange views on worldwide trPndr in narrntirc
traffickino:
Assistant NIO/East Asia (Capt. Nepier Smith) met with members of
Ambassador Fairbanks' staff to discuss changes recommended for the draft
NSDD on the Pacific Basin concept; and participated in a discussion with
Ambassador Holdridge on conditions in Indonesia.
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A/NIO/Economics I I attended the Soviet MEAP
conference; and met with Terry Byrne of INR to discuss strategic
minerals and metals policy.
NIU GPF (MG Stephen Operations
with the drafter
of all upcoming iiivi on an with (Larry Gershwin), and
CIACIS, discussed intelligence support to the arms control negotiations
with Ambassador GIitman at a working lunch.
NIU/Latin America (Robert Vickers) briefed Representative William
Gradison of Ohio on Nicaragua with an OLL officer; discussed Latin
American events with NSC staff member Constantine Menges; with A/NIO/LA
discussed Soviet airlift capabilities to Nicaragua with
ficers, of SUVA, NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth), and A/NIO/USSR
and attended an OALA sponsored Community discussion with the
NIO/MESA (Graham Fuller) consulted with a Wilson Center scholar to
discuss contemporary Iranian politics and the current correlation of
nolitiical forces in Iran? discussed current develonmpnt-, w'
attended
dinner at
discussed US policy toward Iran with the Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State for the Gulf Region; met with the Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Sate to review current issues in the peace negotiations before
Secretary Shultz' trip to Israel and Jordan;
to review intelligence and policy problems on Iran, met
W1 till the Hudson InstiLute' s Director of Research regarding -possible
research topics related to the Middle East; and
discussed Middle Fast affairs with a specialist
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NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin) briefed the new 0Th
Military Programs; briefed the PFTAI3 on recent developments in strategic
forces and the Key Judgments of NIE 11-3/8-84/85; with A/NIO/SP
and officers of OSWR and SOYA, met with NIC consultant
f MIT and STAP member Harvard to discuss the
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group visit to the Soviet Union in June; and with NIO/FDIA (Fred
Hutchinson), A/NIO/SP
and I of CRES (the drafter
A/NIO/FDIA
NIU/ST (Julian Nall) discussed the S&T program with Dr. John
Mclague, Deputy Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy;
with VC/NIC (Herbert Meyer), A/NI0/S"1 and DDT analysts,
met with Ted Gordon, President of the Futures Group, and with Professor
of the University of Arizona to discuss the effect of the
"Intor,>ation Society" on the Soviet Union; with a
member of the SLAP, met with Col. Joseph Ralston of the USAF regarding a
STAP working group on Soviet Stealth Activities; attended a EURA
conference on West European Defense Industries: Future Role in NATO
Conventional Defense Improvement Programs; and received technical
briefings at the Institute for Defense Analysis with NI0 GPF (MG Stephen
Nir cols), NI0/USSR (Fritz Ermarth), A-NIO/S&T , and D/OSWR.
NIO/USSR (Fritz [rmarth)
Secretary oh Defense ;ere to share views on curren Soviet behavior and
perceptions of the US; and with A/NIO/USSR discussed
the implications of Soviet leadership change with Sidney Ploss of INR.
Assistant N10/USSR attended the Harvard Russian
Research Center's Seminar on east _uropean relations with the Soviet
Union.
NIU/+Warn ing (John Bird) and A/NI0/W
Trilateral Warning Conference with officers of the DDO.
A. Future Activities
co-sponsored a
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) will begin a two-week TDY
NIO/SuT (Julian Nall) and A-NIO/ST
fourth meeting of S&T Principals on 17 Maya
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NIC officers and several selected guests will meet for the annual
off-site retreat on 13-14 May.
Herbert E. Meyer
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SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 3 - 9 May 1985
VC/NIC:HM:ba (9 May 85)
Distribution:
1 - DC I
1 - DDCI
1 - SA/IA
1 - ER
1 -- C/NIC
1 - VC/NIC
1 - Each NI O
1 -- NIC/AG
1 - EO/NIC
1 - PO/NIC
1 - SRP
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