WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 28 JUNE 1985

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-- The Director of Personnel and Deputy Director of Personnel for Employee
Benefits and Services joined the DDA at a luncheon attended by
representatives from the Senate Government Affairs Civil Service
Subcommittee. The purpose of the luncheon was to obtain updated
information on the Senate's efforts on supplemental retirement and current
budget activities on the present retirement systems. Senator Steven's
Supplemental Proposal will be disclosed this week and hearings will begin
after the July 4 recess. The full Senate will consider the legislation
after Labor Day. The intent is to have legislation passed by 31 December
1985.
-- The U.S. Air Force has provided the Office of Personnel-Employment with a
list of all officers under the age of 35 who will be separating from the
Air Force in July and August 1985. Letters describing career opportunities
in the Agency and inviting application to the CT program are being sent to
those separating. 25X1
-- Mr. John Marsh, Secretary of the Army, received tutorial Spanish language
training conducted by the Office of Training and Education Language School
instructors. He was trained at the Chamber of Commerce Building from
24-28 June.
-- A request to transfer an additional 122 cubic feet of OSS records has been
submitted to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). This
request represents the sixth group of records offered to NARA and includes
all Washington OSS Operation and Support Records.
Directorate of Intelligence - See tab.
National Intelligence Council - See tab.
Office of General Counsel - No report.
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Office of Inspector General
-- A dialogue has been initiated with the Deputy Directors on the next round
of inspections which should get underway by 1 August. At the present time
we plan to look at FBIS/DS&T, =DO, PCS/DO, OCR/DI, and Technical
Security in the broadest sense. OGC is also a possibility.
Office of Comptroller
-- As mentioned in last week's O/Compt weekly report, the 1987 Budget Forecast
was forwarded to the IC Staff on Monday, 17 June. The IC Staff has
requested further clarification on several of our investment programs.
These briefings have been scheduled for the morning of 3 July.
-- Executive Committee decisions and financial guidance for developing the
1987 budget will be forwarded to the Deputies early next week. Offices
will revise their program plans and return their budget estimates to this
office by 1 August.
Office of Legislative Liaison
-- On Wednesday, 26 June, the SSCI was briefed on requirements and
intelligence production by the ADDI and representatives INR and DIA.
-- On 25 June, Senator Nunn introduced a bill that would authorize the CIA,
OPM and the Defense Investigative Service to obtain access to local
criminal justice records when conducting background investigations. The
Senate Armed Services Committee informally agreed to attach Senator Nunn's
bill to the FY-86 Intelligence Authorization Bill.
Public Affairs Office
accompanied Bob Gates and Larry Gershwin to the Hill on
26 June to handle the press during their open testimony before
subcommittees of the Senate Armed Services and Appropriations Committees.
About 15 reporters attended, including Charles Corddry of The Baltimore Sun
and representatives from Radio Free Europe and USIA's Overseas Press
Service. They took notes on the proceedings and did not attempt to
question either Bob or Larry afterward. So far as we could tell, no
television journalists were present. The only photographs taken were
stills by the wire services.
-- Students from SUNY Stony Brook who had written award winning presentations
on nuclear proliferation were briefed at Headquarters last week by
representatives from OSWR and OGI, and by PAO Presentations Officer
Several students expressed interest in Agency employment.
Upcoming Calendar
5 July - Breakfast with Secretary and Deputy Secretary of Defense
(DCI, DDCI)
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DDA 85-0060/25
28 June 1985
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 28 June 1985
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
b. OF responded to a request from the Inspector General Staff
for a description of the payroll system treatment of SIS employees
working a flex schedule (5/4-9) and claiming compensatory time if work
was performed on the scheduled day off.
WARNING NOTICE
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g. As of the 25 June construction meeting with the George Hyman
Construction Company, the first level of the new parking deck will be
complete by 15 July. The second level should be complete in early
August, and the third level will not be available until the end of
Centex's contract in 1987. Hyman will start renovating the temporary
West Lot "A" in late July or early August after the parking deck becomes
available.
h. As of 25 June, a total of 30 flat-bed trailer-truckloads of
steel have been delivered to the new building construction site. Due to
the lack of storage space on the site, it is planned to only bring in
what can be erected in one day and keep a few loads in reserve. A total
of 7,000 tons will be delivered over a seven-month period.
i. The North Dock will be closed on 15 July
Centex will then start work for the new North Dock. it is
estimated that the job will take six to seven months. When completed,
Centex will start construction on the new South Dock and all dock
operations will be out of the new North Dock.
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The Office of Logistics Printing and Photography Division
(OL/P$PD)), experienced a surge of priority materials from the DI/Office
of Current Production and Analytic Support for Vice President Bush.
These job requests consisted of generating a total of 192 8x10 color
prints from 14 viewgraphs for a White House briefing on the morning of
21 June.
1. In an attempt to resolve the acute Security Escort shortage
in the face of ever-increasing requirements for Security Escorts, a new
program for recruiting escorts was implemented. To date, there have been
over 200 responses to a Headquarters Notice advising of employment
opportunities for spouses and/or mature dependents. The first group of
escorts are expected to enter on duty 8 July.
n. Director of Personnel and Deputy Director of Personnel for.
Employee Benefits and Services joined the Deputy Director for
Administration at a luncheon attended by representatives from the
Government Affairs Civil Service Sub-Committee. The purpose of the
luncheon was to obtain updated information on the Senate's efforts on
supplemental retirement and current budget activities on the present
retirement systems. advised that Senator Steven's Supplemental
Proposal will be disclosed this week and that Congress will hold hearings
after the July 4 recess and the full Senate will consider the legislation
after Labor Day. The intent is to have legislation passed by
31 December 1985. OP continues to closely monitor activity on retirement
issues.
o. A revision to the retirement disability law (CIARDS t CSRS)
is currently on the President's desk for signature which provides a major
change in the way health and life insurance entitlements of disability
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retirees are administered. Under current law, individuals who are
restored to earning capacity from disability retirement status lose their
insurance entitlements if not otherwise eligible for a regular annuity.
Although they may subsequently be reinstated to disability status, they
do not regain entitlement to insurance coverage. The amendment, which is
retroactive to December 1983, would correct this situation permitting
reinstatement of both health and life insurance at the time the
disability annuity is renewed. OP is aware of one individual who will be
eligible for this benefit and is currently researching records to
determine if other disability retirees may be affected.
p. The U.S. Air Force has provided the Office of
Personnel-Employment with a list of all officers under the age of 35 who
will be separating from the Air Force in July and August 1985.
One-hundred-forty-three letters describing career opportunities in the
Agency and inviting application to the CT program were sent to those
separating in July. Letters to the 175 separating in August will
follow. Of the 318 officers on the list, 58 are engineers, 33 have
degrees in the hard sciences, 22 in math/computers, 71 in social
sciences, and 82 in business/public administration.
q. On 8 October 1985, the DS&T and OP Recruitment Operations
Division of Employment jointly will participate in a Satellite Career
Network Teleconference. The teleconference is targeted at technical
seniors at 21 major universities. The Agency participation will consist
of a 20-minute segment, which includes the showing of the OP recruitment
video, followed by questions from the students that will be answered by
DS&T officers. An Agency recruitment activity officer will be present at
each college site to provide further answers and followup on any students
who exhibit an interest in Agency careers.
r. Mr. John Marsh, Secretary of the Army, is receiving tutorial
Spanish language training conducted by the office of Training and
Education (OTE) Language School instructors. Secretary Marsh is being
trained from Monday, 24 June, until Friday, 28 June, at the Chamber of
Commerce Building.
S. The Agency is normally allotted two spaces by the Air Force
for each running of the Dynamics of International Terrorism Course,
conducted by the Special Operations School, Hurlburt Field, Florida.
However, the School sometimes offers us extra spaces in a course
running. For the 17 - 21 June running, we had four Agency employees from
the DI in attendance: 2 - Office of Global Issues; 1 - Office of Imagery
Analysis; and 1 - Office of European Analysis.
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U. A request to transfer an additional 122 cubic feet of OSS
records has been submitted to the National Archives and Records
Administration (NARA). This request represents the sixth group of
records offered to NARA and includes all Washington OSS Operation and
Support Records.
Parry E. Fitzwater
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28 June 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report 24-28 June 1985
DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
NESA prepared a memo for the DCI on the economic
infrastructure in Lebanon.
NESA prepared a memo for the DCI on the Libyan threat to US
aircraft.
OGI and NESA prepared and sent to the DCI and the DDCI
several papers relating to the hijacking/hostage situation.
OGI prepared a DCI speech on "The Strategic Importance of 25X1
Middle East Oil and the Potential for Disruption" for the DCI.
Of Special Interest This Week
ALA participated in a State Department sponsored seminar on
the Argentine and Brazilian economies.
OEA discussed Chinese trade patterns and practices with the
NSC staff.
OEA briefed Ambassador Douglas (Refugee Affairs) on the 25X1
Philippines.
EURA briefed Ambassador Middendorf on current EC issues and
prepared a briefing book for the Ambassador's background reading.
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OGI prepared a memo on the status of the Iraq-Jordan oil
pipeline for Roger Robinson, NSC Staff.
OSWR briefed Herman Nickel, US Ambassador to South Africa,
on the nuclear program.
Looking Ahead
ALA will host a conference on the Nicaragua Insurgency. The
DCI will deliver opening remarks.
ALA will brief the new Deputy Country Director for Southern
African Affairs, Department of State.
Briefings
There were 15 briefings on the Hill this past week.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
NIC #03283-85
28 June 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 - 27 June 1985
I. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
NI0/Counterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen) addressed DCI
Off-Site Conference to brief on Community counterterrorism capabilities
and future needs.
NIO/Economics (David Low) joined the DCI, with DD/OGI and a EURA
analyst, at a meeting with Ambassador Middendorf, who is about to become
US Ambassador to the European Community.
NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers) prepared material for the DCI on
the Salvadoran insurgent group responsible for the murder of US MarinPc;
and prepared information on Community support
Assistant NIO/NESA
DCI on Kuwaiti policy toward terrorism
prepared a memorandum for the
NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin), VC/NIC (Herbert Meyer), and D/OSWR
discussed SDI with the DCI and Jim Fletcher, the former Director of NASA
and Chairman'of the first SDI study; and with C/NIC, testified on Soviet
strategic force developments before a joint open session of the
Subcommittee on Strategic and Theater Nuclear Forces of the Senate Armed
Services Committee and the Defense Subcommittee of the Senate Committee
on Appropriations.
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III. Of Interest This Week
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) discussed assistance problems in several
African states with Mark Edelman, Assistant AID Administrator for
Africa; met with the AID Mission Director for Liberia; met with the US
Political Counselor/Khartoum, with DI/NESA analysts; and with A/NI0/AF
met with the Defense Intelligence Officer for
Africa-Designate and his Deputy.
NIO at Large (Hal Ford), at the request of OLL, prepared a statement
on the NIC and its responsibilities for Senator Stevens; with OGI
officers, prepared preliminary CIA reactions at the request of the OJCS
concerning certain Radio Marti-related US actions; briefed a CT class on
the NIC; and with UD/NIC/AG interviewed applicants at
NSA for possible tours with the AG.
A/NIO/ALI Imet with Marvin Miller, MIT Professor on
rotation to ACDA, to discuss proliferation issues; and attended a
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meeting of the Joint Atomic Energy Intelligence Committee (JAEIC)
Subgroup on Environmental Sampling.
A/NIO/AL
in New York on CBW issues; and
attended CBW Arms Control IG meeting at the State Department to discuss
delegation guidance for a multilateral meeting on CW proliferation.
NIO/Counterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen) attended the Nuclear
Control Institute's "Conference on International Terrorism: The Nuclear
Dimension"; chaired the monthly meeting of the Inter agency'Intellig;ence
Committee on Terrorism (IICT); with D0, attended a
White House meeting to brief on Intelligence Community capabilities on
combating terrorism; met with NSC staff member Oliver North to assess
the TWA hijacking situation;
an with DO an OIA officers, participated
in a meeting with NSC staffers North, Camnistraro, and deGraffenreid to
discuss terrorist issues.
Assistant NIO/CT met with
DIAJ regarding Exceptional Analyst Program
study project on terrorism command and control; participated in a
meeting at the Vice President's office to discuss the structure and work
program of the Vice President's task force on counterterrorism; attended
the 21 June Interdepartmental Group on Terrorism (IG/T) meeting chaired
by State/M/CTP Director Amb. Robert Oakley.
Assistant NIO/Narcotics) (presented an overview of the
international drug threat to the Coordinating Board of the National Drug
Enforcement Policy Board, chaired by Deputy Attorney General Jenson;
attended a meeting of the CIPC Narcotics Working Group to coordinate a
follow-up report to the DCI; attended a meeting at State chaired by the
Assistant Secretary for International Narcotics Matters to begin
preparation of US Government narcotics agenda topics for an upcoming
meeting of international experts, as suggested at the Bonn Summit; with
NIO/LA (Robert Vickers), briefed C/LA/DO on Latin American cocaine
trade; and attended a meeting of the DoD Task Force on Drug Enforcement
to consider recommendations regarding the DoD role in drug interdiction.
NIO/East Asia (Carl Ford) attended a Philippine strategy meeting
chaired by Assistant Secretary of State Wolfowitz.
Assistant NIO/East Asia I )attended the debriefing
of David Ruther, ATI Political Section, on developments in Taiwan.
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NIO/Economics (David Low) with VC/NIC (Herbert Meyer NIO/S&T 25X1
(Julian Nall), A-NIO/S&T A/NIO/Economics
an OGI analyst, and NIC/AG officer visited
Assistant Secretary of Commerce Bruce Merrifield to discuss US
industrial competitiveness and foreign competition; with NIO/EA
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(Carl Ford) and A/NI0/Economics met with
of Indiana University to discuss the role of private enterprise in China
NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) attended an IG at the State Department
on the Berlin Military Liaison situation; with a DO officer, met with
BG Church, ACSI-Designate, USAF; discussed European policy issues with
NSC staff member T rus Cobb?
Assistant NIO/Europe (participated in a seminar of
Community analysts on developments in Yugoslavia; and chaired a review
of HUMINT collection requirements.
NIO/FDIA (H. F. Hutchinson, Jr.) traveled) ~n a special
project.
Assistant NIO/FDIA( (met with senior ONI officers in
connection with the Walker espionage case.
NIO/GPF (MG Stephen E. Nichols) and A/NIO/GPF met
with James Tegnelia of OSD/Tactical Warfare Programs to discuss the
impact of emerging technology.
NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers) briefed Senator Pete Wilson on
the terrorist threat in Central America; met with NSC staff member
Constantine Menges; declassified a chronology of Nicaraguan aggression
against Costa Rica and Honduras for Ambassador William Middendorf of the
OAS; and with A/NIO/LA E: -1 met with Richard Melton, new
Director of Central American airs at the Department of State.
NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) discussed the peace process, Iran, the TWA
hostage situation, and other Middle East issues with Assistant Secretary
of State Murphy; met with a businessman who specializes on Iranian and
Saudi oil policy; met with a scholar who works on Soviet suugort for
separatist movements in Iran; and with A/NIO/NESA
met with a scholar to discuss radical state activity in the Middle East.
NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin) attended a seminar on SDI chaired by
Harold Brown at the Johns Hopkins Foreign Policy Institute.
Assistant NIO/SPI (chaired a Community analysts'
meeting on Soviet ASAT quick-launch capabilities with presentations by
DIA, OIA, and Air Force/FTD analysts.
NIO/S&T (Julian Nall), with VC/NIC (Herbert Meyer) and A-NIO/S&T
met with ADM Butts, DNI and elements of his staff, and
also visited the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command Headquarters, in
Suitland, Maryland to receive briefings on several topics at the Naval
Operational Intelligence Center and the Naval Intelligence Support
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Center; arranged a meeting of NIC and DI officers to discuss SDI
technologies with/ and with A-NI0/S&T
met with/ INSA Chief Scientist, to discuss
optical data processing and super computers.
Acting NI0/USSR attended a Washington Strategy
Seminar on Soviet activities in the Third World; attended a DDI briefing
of Senator Bradley on the Soviet economy and domestic developments in
the USSR; and attended a SOVA seminar on Soviet ideology in the Third
World, chaired by
NIO/Warning (John Bird) participated in a seminar and war games for
the CNO at the Naval War College.
Assistant NIO/Warning) )addressed the National Warning
Course for Community mid-career analysts
IV. Future Activities
NIO/S&T (Julian Nall) will meet with Dr. Robert Thorn, Deputy
Director of Los Alamos National Laboratory and several NIC and DI
officers on 28 June to discuss SDI technologies;
Herbert E. Meyer
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DCI Weekly Report
Office of the Inspector General
We have begun our dialogue with the Deputy Directors on the
next round of inspections which should get underway by
1 August. At the present time we plan to look at FBIS/DS&T,
= DO, PCS/DO, OCR/DI, and Technical Security in the broadest
sense. OGC is also a possibility.
We have asked several of our inspectors to analyze all of
our inspection reports issued over the past two years to see if
there aren't some common areas of concern which our
recommendations were designed to improve or correct. We may
find that by sharing successes or failures in one component,
and the reasons for them, with other Agency components we may
find a unique way to contribute.
All portions of this document
are classified SECRET
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OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
WEEKLY REPORT FOR THE DCI
28 June 1985
1987
-- As mentioned in last week's O/Compt weekly report, the 1987 Budget
Forecast was forwarded to the IC Staff on 17 June. The IC Staff has
requested further clarification on several of our investment programs.
These briefings have been scheduled for the morning of 3 July.
-- Executive Committee decisions and financial guidance for developing our
1987 budget will be forwarded to the Deputies early next week. Offices
will revise their program plans and return their budget estimates to this
office by 1 August.
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?6. Joint Unclassified Briefing of SASC and SAC
On Wednesday, 26 June, the DDI and NIO/SP presented
unclassified testimony before the SASC and SAC on Soviet
strategic forces.
7. Pre-Trip Briefing for Messrs. Bonker, Berman, and Roth
HFAC Members
On Wednesday, 26 June, representatives of DI/OEA provided
a pre-trip briefing on China and Southeast Asia for
Representatives Don Bonker, Howard Berman, and Toby Roth.
8. Briefing for Mr. Lantos, HFAC Member
On Thursday, 27 June, a representative of DI/NESA briefed
Representative Tom Lantos on Jordan.
9. Briefing for Senator Glenn, SASC Member
On Thursday, 27 June, representatives of DI/NESA and
DI/OSWR briefed Senator John Glenn nuclear exports.
10. HPSCI Briefing
Thursday, 27 June, the DDO, and representatives of
DO briefed the HPSCI on the TWA hijacking and various
groups in Lebanon.
11. Pre-Trip Briefing for Mr. Solarz, HFAC Member
On Friday, 28 June, Representative Stephen Solarz
received a pre-trip briefing on the USSR from D/DI/SOVA and
other DI/SOVA representatives.
12. Security Clearance Information Act of 1985
On 25 June, Senator Nunn introduced a bill that would
authorize the CIA, OPM and Defense Investigative Service to
obtain access to local criminal justice records when
conducting background investigations for the purpose of
determining eligibility for access to classified information,
assignment or retention in sensitive national security
duties, or acceptance or retention in the Armed Forces. On
27 June, the Senate Armed Services Committee informally
agreed to attach Senator Nunn's bill to the FY86 Intelligence
Authorization Bill. The Authorization Bill had been
previously referred to the Armed Services Committee after
being reported out of the SSCI on 11 June.
Charles A. Briggs
Dire tor, Office of Legislative Liaison
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28 June 1985
DCI WEEKLY REPORT
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
George Lauder is expected to return from jury duty on Monday, 1 July.
The Media
accompanied Bob Gates and Larry Gershwin to the Hill on
26 June to handle the press during their open testimony before subcommittees
of the Senate Armed Services and Appropriations Committees. About 15
reporters attended, including Charles Corddry of THE BALTIMORE SUN and
representatives from Radio Free Europe and USIA's Overseas Press Service.
They took notes on the proceedings and did not attempt to question either Bob
or Larry afterward. So far as we could tell, no television journalists were
present. The only photographs taken were stills by the wire services.
Presentations
Students from SUNY Stony Brook who had written award winning presentations
on nuclear proliferation were briefed at Headquarters this week by
representatives from OSWR and OGI, and by PAU Presentations urricer~ 25X I
Several students expressed interest in Agency employment.
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