WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 26 JULY 1985

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• Publication Date: July 26, 1985
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Weekly Report
EA/E'XDir
(Officer designation, room number, and
Gilding)
A DCI
ARM 610 USE PREVIOUS
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ROUTING AMID RECORD SHEET
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OFFICER'S
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20 July 1985
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29 July 1985
Weekly Report
Directorate of Administration
-- The Office of Personnel is attempting to recontact and hopefully reclaim 25X1
some of the applicants since 1982 who self-cancelled after being fully
cleared. Over files of these candidates are circulating amok
components to solicit new and/or continuing interest. To date, former 25X1
applicants have renewed their interest in employment.
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Directorate of Science and Technology - See tab.
Directorate of Intelligence
-- There were 11 briefings on the Hill last week.
National Intelligence Council - See tab.
Office of Inspector General - No report.
Office of Comptroller
-- House Appropriations Committee markup of 1986 will probably not begin until
after the August recess.
-- There has been no activity with the Reserve for Contingencies this week.
The balance remains at
-- Office of Legislative Liaison
- congress adiourns on Friday. 2 August until Wednesday, 4 September.
A number of Intelligence Committee Members are traveling during the August
recess, and we can expect additional trips to materialize this week.
Senator Helms may be going with Senator Hecht to Israel.
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-- Additional Congressional activity is outlined in the attachment to the OLL
weekly report.
Public Affairs Office
-- OTE pulled together fo the Academic Coordinator, statistics
on full-time academic study under CIA sponsorship for FY84 and FY85. An
average of about CIA employees each year are taking such study, with
about half of them from the DI and the others distributed fairly evenly
between the other three directorates. A third of the students are
attending universities outside the Washington area, and the others are
sprinkled among local institutions. It appears that we are doing as well
or better than other such agencies as State and NSA in approving such study
for our people.
Upcoming Calendar
30 July - re 25th anniversary (DCI, DDCI)
NFIC (DCI, DDCI)
31 July - NSA briefing on counterterrorism (DDCI)
01 August - Meeting with Robert McFarlane (DCI, DDCI)
02 August - Breakfast with Secretary & Dep Sec of Defense (DCI, DDCI)
- NSC re US Nuclear Weapons-related Facilities (DCI)
05 August - Defense Resources Board Meeting (DDCI)
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DDA 85-0060/29
26 July 1985
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 26 July 1985
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
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i. The ninth running of the New Anal st Course (NAC) ended on
23 July. Of the 0 students attending, were from regional offices,
0 were from OGI, one was from OIA, an ach were from OCR and
OSWR. The NAC is intended to enable new DI analysts to understand the
analytical process and to develop skills needed to produce finished
intelligence. It focuses heavily on inculcating those survival skills
which students will use during their first three years on the job.
Participants identified the two weeks spent at= practicing the
production of finished intelligence as extremely valuable. Four
additional runnings of the NAC are scheduled for calendar year 1985 in
order to meet anticipated training needs of newly-hired DI analysts.
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j. I (Career Trainees invaded the Chamber of Commerce
Building on Monday, 22 July at 0830 to begin the Career Trainee
Development Course (CTDC). The Director of Training and Education led
off with a talk on "Agency Uniqueness and the Concept of Career." The
Deputy Director for Intelligence initiated the first formal segment of
the course with a talk entitled "Threats to U.S. National Security: An
Historical Perspective." Both presentations were well received by the
students. CTDC is being held in the largest classroom in the Chamber of
Commerce Building in order to accommodate the largest class of Career
Trainees in recent memory. Additional tables and chairs were placed in
the room and four rotating floor fans were added to help ventilation. It
is a very crowded place but the CTs are conscious of the fact that
certain sacrifices will have to be made to guarantee the success of this
course and thus far have been good-humored about any inconveniences they
are experiencing.
1. The Office of Personnel launched a new, experimental
initiative, named to recontact and hopefully
reclaim some of the ap licants since 1982 who self-cancelled after
being fully cleared. Over files of these candidates are circulating
among components to solicit new and/or continuing interest. The strategy
involves initial telephonic contact by a field recruiter, a face-to-face
meeting to discuss "new opportunities", and sustained personal contacts
by component officers. We are optimistic that the small investment of
time and money required for this program may produce a number of EODS.
To date,l (former applicants have renewed their interest in employment.
n. in an effort to enhance Hispanic recruitment, the office of
Personnel's Hispanic Employment Program Manager attended the Eighth
Annual National Council of La Raza Conference in Houston, Texas.
Valuable contacts were made including the President of the
Mexican-American Engineering Society, a counselor for the Association for
the Advancement of Mexican Americans, and a representative of Vocational
Services in Houston.
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s. OL reports that the new cafeteria carpet has been installed.
The installation of the ceiling sound soak acoustical panels is scheduled
to commence the week of 29 July. During the panel installation, the
contractor will erect and leave in place a large working platform in the
South Cafeteria. The scheduled completion date is 29 August. The
framing for the new gazebo in the South Cafeteria is 98 percent complete.
t. The New Building Project Office (NBPO/OL) has been notified
by the Federal Highway Administration (FHA) that a contract for
construction of an acceleration lane on the George Washington Memorial
Parkway, westward towards the Beltway and the Cabin John Bridge, is being
negotiated under the Small Business Administration (SBA) program.
Minority Truckers, Inc., of Washington, D.C. has been identified as the
contractor for this project. The date for completion of these
negotiations has been set for 7 August. FHA has stated further that if
this date cannot be met they will withdraw the project from the SBA 8(a)
program and place it with formal advertisement. The intent is to have
the project completed this fall.
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U. The New Building Project Office states that grading and
paving of the North lot extension and the incoming and outgoing roadways
near the George Washington Memorial Parkway entrance is scheduled for the
week of 29 July.
v. OL advises that General Services Administration is scheduled
to turn over the ground floor of the parking deck the week of 29 July.
The deck will provide n additional parking spaces.
y. Mr. Don Latham, Assistant Secretary DOD, was given a DIA SAFE
status report. Mr. Latham expressed an interest in the computer security
built into the system (particularly enhanced compartmentation) and asked
when SAFE development would be finished. On this point, DIA replied
that, after FY-87, they did not intend to seek development funds for SAFE.
Z. By August 1985, SAFE plans called for a user population of
At the request of the DI, OIT has made a major effort to install as
many SAFE terminals as possible. As a result, there are now
approximately SAFE users - the number projected for August 1987.
This surge in terminal installations has exhausted the number of SAFE
ports in Northside Computer Center.
aa. A new data base management system Ihas
been installed in OIT for acceptance testing. This backbone so tware is
being introduced with the aim of changing the way OIT and the Agency
handles its corporate (OP, OL, OS, OMS, OF, etc.) data bases. The new
software should allow the introduction of fourth generation languages,
reduce application software work and give users more flexibility in
working with their information.
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bb. The development of a budget preparation prototype as part of
the automated Budget Accounting and Resources System (BARS) effort is
progressing well. The prototype is resident on an IBM PC and uses
pilot offices (OC, OD&E, OSO, European or Near East Division, and an
unidentified DI office) in time for the FY-88 program exercise in
December.
~oftware. The prototype will be installed in five
cc. On 24 July, Chief, Classification Review Division, a DO
specialist on the Kennedy Assassination papers, and the Office of
Information Services (OIS) Legal Advisor will go to the National Archives
and Records Administration's record center to review about one foot of
CIA material contained in the records of the President's commission on
the Assassination of President Kennedy. The CIA documents had been
reviewed in 1975 and verified as properly classified and exempt from
release. NARA has requested that the Agency re-review the material to
see which, if any, of the documents can now be declassified and released.
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26 July 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Executive Director
FROM: R. E. Hineman
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
SUBJECT: DS&T Weekly Activities for 26 July 1985
Of Special Interest This Week
? At the request of Dave Laux, Director of Asian Affairs for
the NSC, FBIS prepared a package of materials for White House use
during the visit of PRC President Li Xiannian. The package
consisted of brief analyses of Chinese public positions on key
current issues in Sino-U.S. relations, backed up by sample texts
of Chinese statements. (U/AIUO)
? On behalf of the State De artment FBIS has agreed to put
together a compendium of Soviet authoritative 25X1
statements made since the beginning of a eagan Administration
and reflecting the Soviet position on a nuclear testing morato-
rium. The compilation will be used for renewed initiatives which
may emerge in connection with the anniversary of the Hiroshima/
Nagasaki bombings. (C)
? FBIS Swaziland Bureau filed the first Western media
reports on the imposition of a state of emergency in South
Africa, preceding U.S. media reporting by several hours. The
bureau also remained open to monitor Prime Minister Botha's
speech on the subject. (U/AIUO)
? FBIS has translated a collection of cartoons from the
Soviet press poking fun at the USSR's economic and social prob-
lems. The cartoons will be included in briefing material for
President Reagan in preparation for his meeting with Soviet
leader Gorbachev. (U/AIUO)
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? A ~ystem installed this week in FBIS provides 25X1
+b.o .'r?.h;1i+v to cncilAr print matprinlc in fnreian lanauaues.
? On 18 July, Lieutenant General Powers Director of the
Defense Communications Agency, received
orientation briefings. (S)
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DDI-03760-85
26 July 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report 22-26 July 1985
DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
ACIS responded to some questions concerning arms control
support from the SSCI as a result of the DCI hearing on National
Intelligence Strategies.
ALA prepared talking points on South Africa.
Of Special Interest This Week
ACIS officers participated in an SACG meeting concerning
preparations for NST Round 3; IGs on START/INF Policy Review, CW
Proliferation Policy, SDI, and START verification; and a session
at ACDA regarding questions from the SSCI.
Senator
McConnell on South Africa; and the Chairman of the House Sub-
Committee on International Trade on Ethiopia.
EURA briefed
Federal Maritime Commissioner Philbin.
NESA briefed the Interagency Intelligence Committee on
Terrorism and General Becton on the political situation in Sudan.
OEA, NESA, and OSWR briefed the National Academy of Science
special panel on international technology transfer issues
The panel is chaired by Admiral
Inman and includes former NSA Director General Allen and former
Secretary of Defense Laird.
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OGI and ALA briefed Congressman Ireland on political,
economic, and narcotics issues in South America.
OGI produced an unclassified chronology of Sandinista
support for terrorism since 1979 for the NSC and State
Department's Office of Public Diplomacy.
OGI met with the President's Science Advisor, Dr. Keyworth,
to discuss political, economic and technical developments in
SOVA prepared a series of memoranda on Soviet domestic and 25X1
foreign policies for Jack Matlock at the NSC.
Looking Ahead
NESA will brief Vice Admiral Dorsey, Chief of 0
CINCEUR, on Egypt, Libya, Syria and Lebanon;
OSWR will brief Colonel Maurice A. Roesch, Office of Science
and Technology Policy, on Soviet Strategic Missile Threat. 25X1
Briefings
There were 11 briefings on the Hill this past week.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
National Intelligence Council
NIC #03731-85
26 July 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, 19 - 25 July 1985
I. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) briefed the DCI for an NSC meeting on
South Africa, and prepared talking points for the DCI on the domestic
situation in South Africa.
NIO at Large (Hal Ford), with the assistance of the NIOs, prepared a
draft NIC Threat Outlook for DCI and C/NIC review.
NIO/Counterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen) and A/NIO/CT
along with DO and DI officers, prepared material for the UU1
and DDC! for the initial meeting of the Vice President's Task Force on
Terrorism. also briefed the DCI prior to the meeting.
NI0/Economics (David Low), as the DCI representative, attended three
meetings of the Economic Policy Council chaired by Secretary Baker.
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III. Of Interest This Week
National Intelligence Officers for Latin America (Robert Vickers),
Counterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen), and at Large (Hal Ford)
responded to questions from the SSCI, through the IPC.
Assistant NIO/Africa) Imet with the Chief of the US
Military Mission, Zaire.
NIO at Large (Hal Ford) prepared comments on a CINCLANT planning
document related to Radio Marti with the assistance of OGI analyst
NIO/Counterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen), with NIO/LA (Robert
Vickers) and DI and DO officers, prepared an assessment of the potential
terrorist threat to US dependents in El Salvador; twice met with NSC
staff member Oliver North to discuss state-sponsored terrorism;
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met with ADDI and D/OGI regarding issues related to the Vice
President's Task Force on Terrorism; met with of COMIREX
to discuss mechanisms for assigning tasking priorities to imagery
systems during periods of crisis; and briefed the SSCI on Community
counterterrorist capabilities, organization, and requirements in
response to SSCI questions of the Community. In addition, Mr. Allen and
A/NI0/Narcotics met with Clyde Taylor, State/INM, and
other State Department officials with DI and DO officers at a monthly
meeting on intelligence support to narcotics; and briefly met with
Senator Childs, a senior member of his staff and officers of OLL
regarding worldwide narcotics trends.
NIO/Economics (David Low), with Ambassador Keating (Madasgascar),
briefed Secretar of Commerce Baldri a on aid to the private sector in
LOCs
Imet with
PFIAB member Randy Fort at the White House to discuss the Community role
in the Economic Policy Council; and was briefed by of the
IC Staff on open source collection in the area of in ustrial
technology. As Acting NIO/AL, Mr. Low and A/NIO/AL
briefed staff directors of the HPSCI and SSCI on the Pakistani nuclear
program and the US Agreement for nuclear cooperation with China; and
attended a CBW IG meeting to discuss US policy on CW proliferation.
A/NI0/AL met with an official from INR to
coordinate talking points for briefings to be held on Pakistan and
Chinese nuclear issues; and attended a DI briefing on the same topic for
staffers of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) discussed trends in Hungary with
Ambassador Salgo, NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth), and A/NIO/Europe
Assistant NIO/Europe lattended
a DI analyst roundtable on SDI; met with the DI Representative/SACEUR;
discussed Romanian priorities with of the HUMINT
Committee; met with the US Consul General at Izmir, Turkey; and chaired
a meeting of CIA representatives for an IG on the Malta NSDD.
NIO/FDIA (H. F. Hutchinson, Jr.) met with the ADDO and C/CI
regarding DCI-directed tasks on CI and CA matters; met with D/SOVA,
D/OGI, and C/PPS on issues of publishing finished intelliaence on Soviet
active measures,
and to 'discuss future conferences and seminars.
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Mr. Hutchinson also met
with Community represent Ives to iscuss anal tical projects;
land, with A/NIO/FDIA met with
the IPC to discuss the relationship of NI0/FDIA, the FDIA staff, and the
DDAC.
NIO/GPF (MG Stephen Nichols) attended a worksho at Fort Belvoir on
"New Patterns of Influence"; and with A/NIO/GPF
Assistant Naval Attache to the Soviet Union.
Assistant NIO/GPF attended an ad hoc
meeting at the State epartmen with officers of the JCS, DoD, and Navy
to discuss a recommendation from US Mission/NATO; and met with Captain
Ken Leon of the Navy Inspector General's Office regarding initiatives by
the latter for battle force preparation and tactical C3.
NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers) discussed matters of current
interest with Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs,
Elliott Abrams; discussed the situation in Nicaragua with Robert Leiken,
a Senior Associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace;
prepared information on social unrest in Latin America fomented by Cuba
for Ambassador Otto Reich, State Department Coordinator for Public
Diplomacy in Latin America, and attended a meeting with Ambassador Reich
at the State Department to discuss public diplomacy initiatives on the
Cuban debt and Sandinista support for terrorism; met with General Galvin
of SOUTHCOM to brief him on the recent Nicara ua SNIE and Salvadoran
Honduran militar coo rat' n?
L-lbriefed the Staff Directors of the SSCI and HPSCI on the
intelligence background to the recent State Department warning on
Nicaragua, at the request of OLL; and prepared a chronology of
Nicaraguan-sponsored terrorist incidents for the SSCI and the Deputy
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Inter-American Affairs.
NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) discussed oil and security in the Middle
East with a CSIS specialist; met with the Director of Middle East
Studies at CSIS regarding the peace process; met with a Wilson Institute
specialist to discuss PLO affairs; met with a business executive who
specializes in Middle East risk assessments; discussed prospects for the
peace process with the President of the Foundation for Middle East
Peace?
radical activity with a consultant.
and discussed Arab
jIO/S &TJulian Nalland members thAP rkin
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and with A-NIO/S&TI I met with DOE officers Jim
Rawers, Bob Rubenstein, and Bob Bingham to discuss a proposed colloquium
on SDI.
NI0/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) attended a conference at the PFIAB with
Henry Kissinger;
NIO/Warning (John Bird) and SA/NWS
global war game at the Naval War College.
participated in a
Assistant NIO/Warning) I discussed warning
methodologies and programs with former NIO/Warning
IV. Future Activities
NIO/Economics (David Low), as Actin NIO/AL, will host a 29-31 July
Conference on Nuclear Proliferation at for senior olic makers and
Community analysts, with Assistant NIO/AL and
errorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen) and A/NIO/Narcotics
at the invitation of NNBIS Southeast Regional
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to discuss with RADM Cueroni issues related
requirements for intelligence support.
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OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
WEEKLY REPORT FOR THE DCI
26 July 1985
House Appropriations Committee markup of 1986 will probably not begin
until after the August recess.
Other
A highly successful five-day course to provide guidance and hands-on
ex erience in compiling and processing Agency budget data was completed at
The course, attended by about 20 mid-level budget officers, will be
rerun again in about six months.
Reserve for Contingencies
There has been no activity with the Reserve for Contingencies this week.
The balance remains at
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26 July 1985
OLL: 85-2128
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Director, Office of Legislative Liaison
SUBJECT: Weekly Report
FUTURE ITEMS
1. Congressional Calendar
Congress adjourns on_Frida 2 Au ust until. Wednesda
4 September.
The House will
also be pushing several appropriation bills through next week.
2. Congressional Travel
We have a number of Intelligence Committee Members traveling
during the August recess, and we can expect additional trips to
materialize next week. Senator Helms may be going with Senator
Hecht to Israel.
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OLL WEEKLY REPORT OLL 85-2158
26 July 1985
ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR CURRENT WEEK
22 July
22 July
22 July
22 July
Pre-trip bfgs for HPSCI mbr
Rep Ireland (R., FL) on Colombia,
Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, &
Belize, focusing on drug issues
Lunch with HPSCI mbr Ireland (R., FL) DDCI; D/OLL
& stfr Berry
Pre trip bfgs for HPSCI mbr Ireland
(R., FL)
Bfg Rep Hamilton (D., IN) re Nicaraguan
support to terrorists
DO/LA;
DO/LA; D/OLL
23 July
23 July
Bfg for Rep McDade (R., PA) re
Nicaragua
Bfg for HPSCI mbr Rep Stokes (D., OH) re
Ghanaian espionage case
DDO;
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24 July
24 July
26 July
Bfg Rep Toby Roth (R., WI) on situation
in Ethiopia
Bfg HPSCI Subcmte on Oversight &
Evaluation on espionage
(Reps from FBI, DoD, NSA)
Brief SSCI on intel support to counter-
terrorism & counternarcotics efforts
(w/DoD & DEA)
Mtg with Rep Bill Chappel, Jr. (D., FL)
re Cuba
Bfg on situation in South Africa for
Sen Mitch McConnell (R., KY), SSCI stfr
Cleveland, & SFRC stfr Christensen
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ICS; D/OLL
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DI/ALA;
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29 July Brf HPSCI mbr Cheney (R., WY) on DI and DDI; ADDI; L
0830 DS&T
7E32 Hqs DDS&T; DDS&T;
29 July
1100
413 CHOB
Bfg for Rep Jack Fields (R., TX) on
Zimbabwe & South Africa
DI/ALA;
29 July Brf Rep Ed Feighan (D., OH), HFAC, on
1445 terrorism in the Middle East
1223 LHOB
30 July Bfg HFAC on Nicaraguan support to terrorism
1400 (w. Amb. Abrams, State)
OLL 25X1
OLL
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OGI; TOLL
DO/LA, DD/OLL
30 July Bfg Sen Cranston (D., CA) & stfr Warburg
1500 on Soviet leadership issues and debate
S-148 Capitol over economic reform in the USSR
31 July
1030
250 SROB
Brief Sen. Chiles (D., FL) on
international narcotics OLL
31 July Pre trip bfg, Rep Stephen Solarz (D.,
1030 NY), HFAC re Angola, South Africa, and
1536 LHOB Mozambique
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26 July 1985
DCI WEEKLY REPORT
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
The WASHINGTON POST is preparing an article on counterintelligence to
appear over the weekend. The POST was interested in Agency input which we
declined to provide.
We have distributed to the media and academic contacts copies of the
Agency's new USSR Energy Atlas. There has already been some press mention of
their having received their copies but no reviews as yet.
OTE pulled together for the Academic Coordinator, statistics
on full-time ac c study un er uim-spohsorship for FY84 and FY85. An
average of abou CIA employees each year are taking such study, with about
half of them fr 'a DI and the others distributed fairly evenly between the
other three directorates. A third of the students are attending universities
outside the Washington area, and the others are sprinkled among local
institutions. It appears that finally we are doing as well or better than
other such Agencies as State and NSA in approving such study for our people.
Briefings included:
-- the New Analysts Course on Producer-Consumer Relations
-- the Defense Intelligence College Mid-level Officers' Course
class on the Intelligence Process, the Intelligence
Community and the Organization of CIA
the State Department Summer Interns
-- the Defense Intelligence College Joint Intelligence Course
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