MINUTES OF THE OVERVIEW GOUP MEETING, APRIL 29, 1982, RE NSSD 9-82
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May 3, 1982
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CONFIDENTIAL
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
WASHINGTON, D.G. 20506
May 3, 1982
MEMORANDUM FOR L. PAUL BREMER III
Executive Secretary
Department of State
DAVID PICKFORD
Executive Secretary
Department of the Treasury
LTC. ROBERT P. MEEHAN
Assistant for Interagency Matters
Office of the Secretary of Defense
STEPHEN SHIPLEY
Executive Assistant to the Secretary
Department of Interior
JEAN JONES
Director, Executive Secretariat
Department of Commerce .
WILLIAM V. VITALE
Director, Office of the Executive Secretariat
Department of Energy
WILLIAM SCHNEIDER
Associate Director for National Security
and International Affairs
Office of Management and Budget
THOMAS B. CORMACK
Executive Secretary
Central Intelligence Agency
ROGER PORTER
Deputy Assistant to the President
for Policy Development
JAMES BURNHAM
Special Assistant to the Chairman
Council of Economic Advisers
COL. CHARLES F. STEBBINS
Executive Assistant to the Chairman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
SHEILA DRYDEN
Special Assistant to the Director
Federal Emergency Management Agency
SUBJECT: Minutes of the Overview Group Meeting,
April 29, 1982, Re NSSD 9-82
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Attached are summary minutes of the NSSD 9-82 Overview
Group Meeting held on April 29, 1982. The next Overview
Group Meeting will be on May 7, 1982, at 11:00 a.m., in
the Situation Room. Attendance should be Principal plus
one and all names should-be called in to Carol Cleveland
of the Staff Secretary's office, 395-3044.
Michael O. Wheeler
Staff Secretary
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SUBJECT: Minutes of the Overview Group Meeting, NSSD 9-82
Participants
Robert C. McFarlane, White House
David-Burns, State
Allan Wendt, State
Charles Schotta, Treasury
David Curry, Treasury
Steven D. Bryen, OSD
David Tarbell, OSD
Perry Pendley, Interior
Bernard Kritzer, Commerce
Bernard Rusche, Energy
Hunter Chiles III, Energy
Fred Khpriniiri OMB
anny Boggs,
Benjamin Zycher, CEA
RADM. Thomas Watson, Jr., JCS
LTC. James Crump, Jr.
John Brinkerhoff, FEMA
Dan Schmidt, FEMA
Henry_Nau, NSC
Time and Place: 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon, April 29, 1982,
White House Situation Room
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Mr. McFarlane noted that the proposed study of Comprehensive
U.S. Energy Security Policy was not being undertaken with
the intention to change U.S. policy. Rather, it was intended
to reinforce that policy and resolve any differences or
fill any gaps that may exist between existing policy and
overall national security interests. The objective is to
ensure that we think through our policy carefully so as to
enable us to continue to depend upon market forces for our
basic energy security. The study was derived from the
President's wish to define comprehensive policies which
offer overall guidance to the President and to the Administration
in the pursuit of our various foreign policy activities.
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There was also no intention to duplicate or to overlook the
interagency groups that already exist in the energy field that
have been working on various parts of our energy policy over
the past 15 months. Instead we would build on existing
work and existing groups and use this exercise to integrate,
coordinate and reinforce these efforts more fully.
The study outline and work program/schedule for the study
were distributed. The agencies were asked to comment by
Wednesday, May 5. The agencies were also asked to supply
names of individuals that would chair the working groups
indicated on the work program/schedule. The Overview Group
will meet again on May 7, at 11:00 a.m., in the Situation
Room. It will be chaired by CIA and will discuss the outlines
for Part I and Part II, A and D, of the study which are being
developed by the CIA Working Group.
It was emphasized that the entire study was being handled
under the classification of Top Secret and that any documents
related to the overall study should be handled as such. Some
parts of the study could be handled as Secret materials until
such time as they were folded into the larger study. . .
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