WEEKLY REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Document Page Count: 17
• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 15, 2012
• Sequence Number: 5
• Publication Date: August 22, 1988
• Content Type: REPORT

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Weekly Report Highlights
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Media
Professor Stuart Nagel from the University of Illinois has proposed a
special edition of the Policy Studies Review on intelligence, and is
seeking Agency funding. The Public Affairs office will be meeting with
the Office of Training and Education to decide whether we should support
such a project.
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-- The Directors of the Office of European Analysis (EURA) and SOVA attended
a Senior Arms Control Group meeting on conventional arms control. The
Office of the Secretary of Defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff expressed
concern over the low level at which decisions are being made. General
Powell was concerned that Gorbachev would trump us with a proposal to
which we have no credible response.
-- At the FBI's request, the Office of Scientific and Weapons Research (OSWR)
briefed senior industrial security representatives in Los Angeles on
Soviet technology acquisition efforts.
Administrative
-- The Office of Logistics has completed moving the DI's Office of Scientific
and Weapons Research from the Original Headquarters Building to the New
Headquarters Building.
-- The Office of Security conducted a successful test of the Security
Information Management System (SIMS) name check interface with the FBI,
paving the way for full operational capability on 6 September.
-- The Office of Training and Education signed an agreement with the FBI to
exchange foreign language testing services and test instruments. The
agreement will save both organizations thousands of dollars in test
development costs and help prevent duplication of effort.
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OCA 88-2782
19 August 1988
STAT
MEMORANDUM FOR: The Director
The Deputy Director
Acting Director of Congressional Affairs
STAT
SUBJECT: Weekly Report
Conference Report on FY '89 Intelligence Authorization
Bill. This week the report of the conferees on the FY '89
authorization bill became available to us. There were no
surprises insofar as legislative items were concerned: the
conferees essentially adopted each side's proposals. The
unclassified portion of the report contains major new reporting
requirements for the DCI and the Secretary of Defense
concerning narcotics and counterintelligence issues. Quick
action is expected on the report when the Congress returns,
clearing the measure for Presidential action thereafter.
FY '89 Grassley Secrecy Agreement Amendment Adopted.
Despite efforts by the Agency, the Executive Branch and the
Senate Intelligence Committee staff, the conferees on the
FY '89 Treasury, Postal Service and General Government
appropriations bill adopted an FY '89 version of the "Grassley
amendment" restricting the use of secrecy agreements containing
the word "classifiable." Since passage of the FY '88 version
and the resulting litigation, the problem has been obviated vis
a vis Executive Branch agreements and the district court has
held the FY '88 version to be an unconstitutional infringement
of the President's power to protect national security.
information. Because of this, the only immediate effect of the
conferees' action appears to preserve against a claim of
mootness an appeal of the district court's decision to the
Supreme Court.
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WEEKLY REPORT FOR THE DCI
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
WEEK ENDING 19 AUGUST 1988
1990-91
-- We sent a memorandum to the Directorates requesting. special topics for the
FY 1990-91 Congressional Budget Justification Book. Once the suggestions
for special topics are received, we will hold workshops for potential
authors to ensure that each topic is.adequately supported. .
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19 August 1988
DCI WEEKLY REPORT
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
Media Relations
This week was a relatively quiet one for CIA, with media attention focused
on the Republican convention. D/PAO and Gill Gertz, WASHINGTON TIMES,
addressed the Intelligence Issues and Challenges seminar on 16 August.
Participants of this seminar have consistently rated high PAO's presentation
of the Agency's attitude toward media relations and the view of journalists
who cover the intelligence beat. Following his presentation and question and
answer session, D/PAO spoke to seminar in Gertz's absence to provide the
Agency perspective on dealing with the media.
Executive Appearances and Invitations
Coverage of the DCI's address at Northwestern University's Kellogg School
of Management appeared in 17 different newspapers nationwide. Articles were
carried in the Chicago papers; Norfolk, Virginia; Hartford, Connecticut; and
Stockton, California to name a few. The articles emphasized the Director's
theme of "trust."
Public Relations Unit
Professor Stuart Nagel from the University of Illinois has proposed a
special edition lirv Studies Review on Intelligence, and is seeking
Agency funding. "e:Pn Iwi be meeting with Director of
the Center for the Study of Intelligence in OT&E to see 1 we should support
such a project. The fourth military cadet briefing brought to 133 the number
of cadets we spoke with this summer--we expect to have a similar program next
year.
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19 August 1988
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Acting Deputy Director for Intelligence
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SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report 15 - 19 August 1988
Policy Support
The Office of African and Latin American Analysis (ALA) prepared a
typescript memorandum on "Jamaica: Prospects for Manley's Electoral Comeback,"
for the National Security Council's (NSC) Latin American Director, Bob
The Office of Near Eastern and South Asian Analysis (NESA) prepared a
typescript on the Iranian dissident group, the Mujahedin-e Khalq, for the Policy
Review Group (PRG) principals and others. NESA also briefed a new Office of
Management and Budget examiner on NESA and its use of monetary resources, and the
Deputy Assistant Secretary }n clear Energy Commission, Ned Walker, on the
state of play in Lebanon. IT
D/NESA, Chief of Near East Division in the Directorate of Operations, and
Deputy Chief of the Counterterrorism Center briefed on Libya at an NSC hosted
me~g. A PRG will likely be held on Libya's chemical warfare capability.
The Directors of the Offices of European Analysis (EURA) and Soviet Analysis
(SOYA) attended a Senior Arms Control Group meeting on conventional arms
control. The Office of the Secretary of Defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff
expressed concern over the low level at which decisions are being made. General
Powell was concerned that Gorbachev would trump us with a proposal to which we
SOVA briefed Bill Courtney, Deputy Chief of the US Defense and Space
Delegations
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The Office of Scientific and Weapons Research (OSWR) briefed the President's
Export council about future Soviet requirements for Western technology, and at
the request of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, briefed senior industrial
security representatives in Los Angeles on Soviet acquisition efforts.
The Office of Global Issues (OGI) briefed Deparment of Energy's (DoE)
Assistant Secretary for International Affairs David Waller and other DoE
officials on the energy implications of an Iran-Iraq settlement. OGI also
briefed Frank Cevasco, Assistant to the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for
International Programs and Technology, on battlefield surveillance programs and
technologies; and Andy Stoler, Assistant US Trade Representative, on trade
The Chief of Arms Control Intelligence Staff (ACIS) met with General Burns,
Director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, to discuss the upcoming
Contacts with Congress
^T.^TACIS briefed staffers of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on
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Washington, D.C. 20505
National Intelligence Council
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Fritz W. Ermarth
Chairman
SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 12 - 18 August 1988
NIC #02921-88
19 August 1988
DCI and DDCI Support
Bill Kotapish and Andre LeGallo participated in briefings of the Vice
President's Task Force on Border Controls. (NIO/Counternarcotics and
NIO/Counterterrorism)
Larry Gershwin and others met with JCS Chairman-Admiral Crowe to hear his
account of his recent visit with his Soviet counterpart, Marshal Akhromeyev.
(NIO/Strategic Programs)
Estimates and Intelligence Memoranda
A sense of the Community update was completed on the Potential Use by
Terrorists of Chemical and Biological Materials. The Community continues to
believe that there is a better than even chance that international terrorists
will acquire and resort to the use of chemical and biological materials.
(NIO/Counterterrorism and NIO at Large/Nuclear Proliferation/Chemical and
Biological Warfare)
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Larry Budge and staff will host the 17th Military Analytic Exchange (MAX)
arms control. Seventy Intelligence Community representatives have registered
to attend. Budge also hosted a series of briefings for Admiral Huntington
Hardisty, Vice Chief of Naval Operations and prospective Commander in Chief,
US Pacific Command. (NIO/General Purpose Forces)
on 18 and 19 August; the topic is conventional
Outside Sampling
Walt Barrows will visit Los Alamos National Laboratory 23-25 August to
discuss their work on AIDS modeling. (NIO/Africa)
Larry Gershwin will participate in the Summer Seminar on National
Strategy, an Office of the Secretary of Defense-sponsored meeting in Newport,
RI; he will be looking primarily at NATO and the evolving security
environment. (NIO/Strategic programs)
Fritz W. Ermarth
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SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 12 - 18 August 1988
C/NIC:FWE:bha (19 Aug 88)
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D/ICS
DDI
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DDO
DDS&T
D/PAO
D/OCA
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DA 88-1789
19 August 1988
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: R. M. Huffstutler
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 19 August 1988
1. The Office of Information Technology (OIT) completed ahead of
schedule system testing of a new version of SAFE (Support for the Analysts'
File Environment) software for the Defense Intelligence Agency. This major
delivery will enable Department of Defense analysts to access the Integrated
Data Base of Order of Battle and Automated Installation Files.
telephones in the New Headquarters Building. Telephone installation in the
north tower and surveys of customer requirements in the :south tower are
underway.
2. To date, OIT has installed
3. During the first six weeks of its mammo ram screening program, the
Office of Medical Services (OMS) has screened 7employees with follow-ups
where indicated.
5. The recent Office of Personnel (OP) Career Transition Workshop
featured the initial running of an office of General Counsel presentation on
the important issue of "How to Avoid-Post Retirement Conflict of Interest."
6. OP opened its seventh reservations and ticketing service satellite,
which will handle official airline reservations, ticketing, and travel
requirements for the DCI area.
S E C T
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8. OL completed installing the Field Computer System at five major
Office of Communications bases. This system is a microcomputer-based
inventory control and accountable property system developed to support
logistics officers in the field.
9. OL has completed moving the Office of Scientific and Weapons Research
from the original Headquarters Building to the New Headquarters Building.
10. The Office of Finance has implemented an automated system for
processing payment of invoices from other government agencies. This system
streamlines tasks such as matching requisition and billing items and
identifying price and quantity discrepancies.
11. The Office of Security conducted a successful test of the Security
Information Management System (SIMS) name check interface system with the FBI,
paving the way for full operational capability on 6 September.
13. The Office of Training and Education signed an agreement with the
Federal Bureau of Investigation to exchange foreign language testing services
and test instruments. The agreement will save both organizations thousands of
dollars in test development costs and prevent duplication of effort.
R. M. Huffstutle
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