LETTER TO WILLIAM WEBSTER FROM HOWARD WOLPE

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP90G01353R001400090010-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 5
• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 29, 2013
• Sequence Number: 10
• Publication Date: March 7, 1988
• Content Type: LETTER

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DANTE 8 FASCELL FLORIDA, CHAIRMAN ?
LEE H. HAMILTON. INDIANA
GUS YATRON. PENNSYLVANIA
STEPHEN J. SOLARI. NEW YORK
DON BONKER. WASHINGTON
GERRY E. STUDDS. MASSACHUSETTS
DAN MICA. FLORIDA
HOWARD WOLPE, MICHIGAN
GEO. W. CROCKETT, JEL, MICHIGAN
SAM GEJOENSON, CONNECTICUT
MERVYN M. DYMALLY, CALIFORNIA
TOM LANTOS. CALIFORNIA
PETER H. KOSTMAYEFL PENNSYLVANIA
ROBERT G. TORRICELLI, NEW JERSEY
LAWRENCE J. SMITH, FLORIDA
HOWARD L BERMAN, CALIFORNIA
MEL LEVINE CALIFORNIA
EDWARD F. FEIGHAN, OHIO
TED WEISS, NEW YORK
GARY L ACKERMAN, NEW YORK
MORRIS K. UDALL ARIZONA
CHESTER G. ATKINS. MASSACHUSETTS
JAMES McCLURE CLARKE, NORTH CAROLINA
JAIME B. FUSTEFL PUERTO RICO
JAMES H. BILBRAY, NEVADA
WAYNE OWENS. UTAH
FOF0 IF. SUNIA. AMERICAN SAMOA
JOHN J. BRADY, JR.
CHIEF OF STAFF
One tiundredth Congress
Congress of the United ,*tats
Committee on foreign affairs
tiouse of Ittprestntatines
Washington, INE 20511
Mr. William Webster
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Webster:
WILLIAM S. BROOMFIELD. MICHIGAN
BENJAMIN A. GILMAN. NEW YORK
ROBERT J. LAGOMARSINO, CALIFORNIA
JIM LEACH, IOWA
TOBY ROTH. WISCONSIN
OLYMPIA J. SNOWE, MAINE
HENRY J. HYDE, ILLINOIS
GERALD B.H. SOLOMON, NEW YORK
DOUG BEREUTER. NEBRASKA
ROBERT K. DORNAN, CALIFORNIA
CHRISTOPHER H. SMITH. NEW JERSEY
CONNIE MACK, FLORIDA
MICHAEL DEWINE OHIO
DAN BURTON, INDIANA
JAN MEYERS, KANSAS
JOHN MILLER, WASHINGTON
DONALD E.-BUZ- LUKENS, OHIO
BEN BLAZ. GUAM
STEVEN K. BERRY
MINORITY CHIEF OF STAFF
March 7, 1988
The Subcommittees on Africa and International Economic Policy and
Trade plan to hold hearings on proposals for new sanctions against South.
Africa. The first hearing, which will include Members of Congress who have
introduced relevant legislation and Administration officials, is scheduled for
Tuesday, March 22, at 2:00 p.m. in 2172 Rayburn House Office Building.
We would greatly appreciate if you would agree to participate on the
Administration panel at this hearing to discuss, (1) section 6, of H.R 1580
which prohibits the United States military or intelligence cooperation with the
Government of South Africa; and (2) H.R. 2443 which prohibits United States
intelligence and military cooperation with South Africa.
Enclosed are copies of H.R. 1580, H.R. 2443 and a fact sheet
providing details on the requirements for submitting testimony. We request
that you limit your oral presentation to five to seven minutes to allow ample
time for questions by Subcommittee members. Also, we request that the
Subcommittees have your testimony at least one day in advance of the hearing.
Please contact, Staff Director Steve Weissman (226-7807), if you
have any further questions.
Don Bonker
Chairman,
Subcommittee on International
Economic Policy and Trade
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U. S. House of Representatives
Washington, D.C. 20515
INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION FOR WITNESSES
1. Please forward to the Subcommittee immediately a brief biography
identifying yourself personally and professionally.
2. Your written statement to the Subcommittee will appear in full in the
record of the hearings. It may be as long as necessary, and may
include relevant documents. It should begin with a brief identification
of yourself, any special organization or interest you may represent, and
the basis for your testimony.
3. Your oral presentation should be limited to about minutes. If your
written statement is longer, please be prepared to summarize it to
stay within the time allotted.
4. Under the rules of the Committee, the Subcommittee must have fifty (50)
copies of your written (typed) statement 48 hours in advance of your
appearance. Written testimony should display the following heading:
PREPARED STATEMENT OF (name of person or persons testifying)
(position/title, if any)
(name of organization represented, if any)
before the
SUBCOMMITTEE ON AFRICA
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
U . S . HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON, D . C .
(date of testimony)
5. Copies of the testimony should be sent or delivered to the address at
the top of the page.
6. Each witness will receive a copy of the hearing transcript soon after
it is received from the stenographers (usually within two weeks).
Witnesses should edit their own remarks only, without changing basic
meaning or context. Witnesses should also attach to the transcript
any additional material requested during the hearing. Edited transcripts
should be returned to the Subcommittee as quickly as possible to permit
timely publication.
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