WEEKLY REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 20
• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 15, 2012
• Sequence Number: 5
• Publication Date: November 7, 1988
• Content Type: REPORT

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Weekly Report Highlights
Media
7 November 1988
-- Unclassified background briefings were arranged on North Korea for the
WASHINGTON POST and on Panama for the WALL STREET JOURNAL.
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Analysis
The Office of Soviet Analysis (SOVA) drafted an assessment for
Secretary Shultz on how reform of the Supreme Soviet will affect
emigration policy.
The Office of Scientific and Weapons Research (OSWR) participated in
the NSC's review of a draft National Security Decision Directive
(NSDD) on the development of approaches to forecasting Soviet
technology requirements from the West based on Soviet weapons
developments. The new NSDD would require consolidation of all
existing technology transfer databases into a single system.
The Office of Global Issues (OGI) prepared material for Attorney
General Thornburgh and the National Drug Policy Board on Bahamian
Prime Minister Pindling's antinarcotics strategy and its impact on
Nassau's increasingly confrontational relationship with Washington.
The Office of African and Latin American Analysis (ALA) prepared
background thaterial on Panama and Central America for Colonel Watson
of Vice President-Bush's staff.
Administrative
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Legislation extending the Voluntary Leave Transfer Program for five
years passed both the House and Senate and is awaiting the President's
signature. To date, 24 cases have been approved at the Agency and
16,000 hours of leave have been donated. Twenty Maternity/Paternity
Leave-Sharing Program cases have also been approved; 3,269 annual/sick
leave hours have been shared between spouses.
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NEGATIVE OCA WEEKLY
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NEGATIVE 'COMPTROLLER WEEKLY
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NEGATIVE GENERAL COUNSEL WEEKLY
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NEGATIVE IG WEEKLY
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4 November 1988
DCI WEEKLY REPORT
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
Media Relations
Unclassified background briefings were arranged on North Korea (WASHINGTON
POST) and Panama (WALL STREET JOURNAL).
Executive Appearances and Invitations
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presentations at the University of Georgia were received
enthusiastically both by students and faculty. The dialogue focused on
collection and analysis as well as covert action, and student questions were
reasonable and thoughtful. This was similar to reactions at most of the
schools Hulnick has visited this semester.
Publications Review Board
The Publications Review Board has received two submissions this week and
completed four reviews without objection including the review of the revised
version of
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
4 November 1988
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 4 November 1988
In response to a National Security Council request for
an analysis of the Gorbachev leadership's Asian policy
statements, the Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS)
prepared a detailed report entitled "The Soviet Union's East
Asian Policy: Gorbachev's Agenda," which drew heavily on the
General Secretary's 1986 speech in Vladivostok, his 1987
interview with the Indonesia paper MERDEKA, and this September's
speech in Krasnoyarsk. The report was disseminated by the Wire
Service on 26 October and a hard copy version was delivered to
Assistant Secretary of State Sigur, Deputy Assistant Secretary
Roy, and NSC senior Asian official Kelly on the 28th, in time
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SUBJECT: DS&T Weekly Activities for 4 November 1988 (U)
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? On 28 October, a National Photographic Interpretation
Center (NPIC) analyst briefed General William Burns, Director,
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, on construction details of
the large phased array radar at Krasnoyarsk. This presentation
will support General Burns while he is in Geneva to hear Soviet
proposals on possible ways to resolve ABM treaty compliance
issues.
? On 1 November, NPIC analysts briefed L. Paul Bremer, the
Ambassador-at-large for Counterterrorism, on Syrian support for
terrorism in Lebanon. Discussions centered on the status of
terrorist training camps associated with the Abu Nidal Organiza-
tion and other radical Palestinian groups in the Bekaa Valley,
as well as the proximity of Syrian military forces to the camps.
Also attending the briefing were Ambassadors Adams and McManaway
of the Office of the Ambassador for Counterterrorism, and numer-
ous State Department regional and counterterrorism analysts.
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
DDI 03440-88
4 November 1988
Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Richard J. Kerr
Deputy Director for Intelligence
DDI Activity Report 31 October - 4 November 1988
Policy Support
The Office of Soviet Analysis (SOVA) drafted an assessment for Secretar
Shultz on how reform of the Supreme Soviet will affect emigration policy.
SOVA briefed the Director of the U.S. Arms :Control and Disarmament Agency
(ACDA), General Burns, on the Krasnoyarsk radar issue, and Deputy Director of
ACDA, Lyon Hansen, on the role of civilian experts in Soviet decisionmaking.
The Office of Scientific and Weapons Research (OSWR) and a representative of
the Technology Transfer Intelligence Committee's Center for Anticipation of
Soviet Technology Acquisitions and Requirements participated in the National
Security Council's (NSC) review of a draft National Security Decision Directive
(NSDD), "National Policy on Strategic Trade Controls." The draft NSDD addresses
development of approaches to forecasting Soviet technology requirements from the
West based on Soviet weapons developments and would require consolidation of all
existing technology transfer databases into a single system.
The Office of East Asian Analysis (0EA) and OSWR briefed the Assistant
Secretary of Commerce on developments in China's microelectronics industry,
Including the possibility of the Coordinating Committee (COCOM) violations
arising out 7f China's new science and technology agreement with West Germany.
The Office of Global Issues (OGI) prepared material for Attorney General
Thornburgh and the National Drug Policy Board on Bahamian Prime Minister
Pindling's antinarcotics strategy and its impact on Nassau's increasingly
confrontational relationship with Washington.
The Office of European Analysis (EURA) together with the Institute for
Defense Analysis sponsored an off-site conference on NATO. The discussions among
senior government officials and outside specialists revealed concern over the
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burden-sharing issue and the willingness of the Allies to marshal adequate
defense resources in the face of Gorbachev's "charm offensive." Experts were
less united on the advisability of a more autonomous European pillar.
The Office of African and Latin American Analysis (ALA) prepared background
material on Panama and Central America for Colonel Watson of Vice President
Bush's staff.
ALA analysts briefed Robert Pastorino of the NSC on Araentina as part of a
continuing dialogue on Latin American issues.
Other
SOVA hosted the DCI's Military-Economic Advisory Panel. Briefings
concentrated on economic modernization, defense economics, and foreign trade
issues.
Richard J. Kerr
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, DC.20505
National Intelligence Council
NIC #03205-88/2
4 November 1988
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Fritz W. Ermarth
Chairman
SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 28 October - 3 November 1988
DCI and DDCI Support
Deane Hoffmann attended an Economic Policy Council Meeting on the Uruguay
Round. Ambassador Yeutter gave a tour d'horizon of the issues for the General
Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) mid-term review to be held 5-8 December
in Montreal. (NIO for Economics)
Larry Gershwin will brief the DCI's Science and Technology Advisory Panel
on Soviet forces under a START agreement and US monitoring capabilities.
(NIO for Strategic Programs)
Estimates and Intelligence Memoranda
distributed a "sense of the Community" report on
"Yugoslavia: Can the Federation Hold Together?" to the DCl/DDCI, Embassy
Belgrade and key consumers here. (Assistant NIO for Europe)
Coordination of NIE 11-14-88: Trends and Developments in Warsaw Pact
Theater Forces and Doctrine, 1988-2007 started on 3 November.
Intelligence Community
Walt Barrows chaired the second meeting of the Intelligence Community
subcommittee to discuss efforts to model the spread of AIDS. (NIO for Africa)
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Walt Barrows attended a meeting sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for
International Peace where a member of the South African Progressive Federal
Party spoke on "South African Elections Aftermath."
met with David Martin, Special Advisor on International
and Government Affairs, Strategic Defense Initiative Organization (SDIO), to
discuss SDIO concerns about the recently-issued NIE 4-88: Prospects for
Ballistic Missile Proliferation. Specifically, Dr. Martin is concerned that
Intelligence Community statements about anti-tactical ballistic missiles could
undercut SDIO efforts in some areas. (Assistant NIO for Strategic Programs)
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5. OC Field Engineer Minority Co-op Program representatives briefed and
interviewed 31 prospective applicants at the Technical Electronics Solid State
Training (TESST) School in Hyattsville, Maryland. Nine TESST students will be
considered for sponsorship.
7. The Office of Training and Education (OTE) sponsored a lecture by
Harvard professor Richard Pipes on "Gorbachev and Perestroyka: An Historian's
Perspective" to about 100 students. OTE also presented a special program on
"Soviet Science and Technology" to 63 NPIC students. Speakers included the
National Intelligence Officer for Science and Technology and the Deputy
Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, Executive Office of
the President.
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9. The Office of Personnel reports that legislation extending the
Voluntary Leave Transfer Program for five years has passed both the House and
Senate and is awaiting the President's signature. To date, 24 cases have been
approved and 16,000 hours of leave have been donated. Twenty Maternity/
Paternity Leave-Sharing Program cases have also been approved; 3,269
annual/sick leave hours have been shared between spouses.
10. The Office of Information Technology (OIT) completed the first of
eight scheduled relocations of PBX equipment from the Original Headquarters
Building to the New Headquarters Building. Three major equipment items were
moved and put in operation in the new Agency Computer Center with no
interruption in service.
11. Guest speakers at the recent "Federal Conference on Computer Support
for Handicapped Individuals" highlighted OIT's Physically Challenged Employee
Resource Information Center as a successful effort to support handicapped
federal employees.
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