WEEKLY REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

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• Publication Date: March 31, 1986
• Content Type: REPORT

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-- There were 17 briefings on the Hill this past week.
-- A major milestone was accomplished this week with the printing and
distribution of individualized benefits statements for all Agency
employees. Published under the auspices of the Office of Personnel with
considerable support from the Offices of Information Technology, Logistics,
and Finance, the annual statements provide employees with comprehensive,
personalized information on their entitlements and benefits in such areas
as health and life insurance, retirement and disability annuity estimates,
and survivor benefits. Such statements are a major communication tool in
private industry and represent a significant step forward in our efforts to
keep employees informed and up-to-date on important matters affecting them
and their personal planning.
-- Work has started on the Headquarters compound security control centers,
roadway modifications and associated roadway repaving. Specifically, the
contractor has proceeded with grading, placing sewer lines and constructing
the foundation for the Route 123 Security Control Center. Work will
commence shortly on new lighting and recurbing the south and east roads on
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the compound as well. An employee notice will soon be disseminated to
explain these developments to all Headquarters employees.
-- PMCD will be meeting with Directorate representatives this week to finalize
the criteria to be used in converting our secretarial positions and people
to the new secretarial system. Conversion of OP and OF software to
accommodate the new system is underway. OP is presently formulating a
response to some informal questions from the HPSCI Staff on the program, an
outgrowth of discussions with them some weeks ago.
Congress
-- When the Congress returns from recess, the intelligence committees will
turn to our authorization bill. HPSCI will report out its version by
mid-month; SSCI, by month's end.
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-- The Sunday NEW YORK TIMES magazine contracted with David Wise, author of
The Invisible Government, to do a story on A ency recruitment. PAO and OP
representatives met with Wise at He was given the
same unclassified data over a 6-hour period that we make available to
others who inquire about our recruitment process.
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DDA 86-0613
28 March 1986
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Richard J. Kerr
Deputy Director for Administration
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Weekly Report for Period Ending 28 March 1986
3. A major milestone was accomplished this week with the printing and
distribution of individualized benefits statements for all Agency employees.
Published under the auspices of the Office of Personnel (OP) with considerable
support from the Offices of Information Technology (OIT), Logistics (OL), and
Finance (OF), the annual statements provide employees with comprehensive,
personalized information on their entitlements and benefits in such areas as
health and life insurance, retirement and disability annuity estimates, and
survivor benefits. Such statements are a major communication tool in private
industry and represent a significant step forward in our efforts to keep
employees informed and up-to-date on important matters affecting them and
their personal planning.
4. As of 26 March, the CT recruitment ad in The Washington Post on
16 March focusing on the teaching profession produced 272 responses, an
unusually high number. Similar ads targetted at the legal profession will
appear in the April issues of The Legal Times and The American Bar Association
Journal. In addition, an ad focusing on military skills will appear in the
31 March edition of the Army-Navy-Air Force Times.
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7. Work has started on the Headquarters compound security control
centers, roadway modifications and associated roadway repaving. Specifically,
the contractor has proceeded with grading, placing sewer lines and
constructing the foundation for the Route 123 Security Control Center. Work
will commence shortly on new lighting and recurbing the south and east roads 25X1
on the compound as well. An employee notice will soon be disseminated to
explain these developments to all Headquarters employees.
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Funding (new building and
12. The Office of Training and Education (OTE) reports that the Executive
Development Program one-day seminar on "Resource Decision Making for
Executives" was held on 19 March 1986 for a full enrollment of 0 senior 25X1
officers. The Seminar, which received very high marks from participants, was
conducted by the Deputy Comptroller, and Chief, Analysis Group, Office of the
Comptroller. In addition to discussions of the Agency Budget Process and 25X1
Program Formulation, special topics covered were Funding, 25X1
Reserve for Contingencies, Gramm-Rudman-Hollings, and Physical Facilities
14. The Office of Information Services reports that two lobbying groups
are requesting information on a Nicaraguan disinformation campaign as reported
in the press. One group, the Washington Legal Foundation (WLF), claims that
it "enthusiastically supports U.S. efforts to restore democracy and thwart the
establishment of a Soviet surrogate-state in Nicaragua...." The other group,
the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA), on the other hand, is concerned
that the Government of Nicaragua plans to use them as part of their campaign,
i. e., what the WLF refers to in their letter as "useful fools."
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DDI 01643-86
28 March 1986
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 March 1986
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At the request of Secretary Shultz's office, EURA prepared a
series of papers in support of the Secretary's trip to France,
Italy, Greece, and Turkey. EURA analysts also attended a meeting
chaired by Commerce DAS Vargo on the effect of EC enlargement on 25X1
US trade, and briefed officials of the Export-Import Bank on
Yugoslav political trends.
NE SA prepared a memorandum for the Pentagon and NSC
assessing Qadhafi's likely response to continued US military
pressure, and a typescript on the impact of US actions in the
Gulf of Sidra.
A sanitized version of an OEA typescript on North Korean-
USSR relations was delivered to the Pentagon for Secretary
Weinberger per his request. OEA also attended a meeting held by
Bob Cornell, a Treasury Department Deputy Assistant Secretary, to
discuss international finance and balance of payments.
ALA provided a situation report to Under Secretary of State
Armacost on the Nicaraguan-Honduran border situation and
unclassified talking points to Oliver North of the NSC. ALA also
met with NSC Director of African Affairs and the NIO for Africa
to discuss Renamo--the Mozambican insurgent movement.
SOVA officers briefed Dr. John McTague, Acting Science
Advisor to the President, on the Soviet economy.
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Personnel from .the CIA Operations Center made an orientation
visit to CINCLANT. The tri was .arranged by
and. served to acquaint our
with the mission and functions of the Atlantic Command
offi oers_
On 21 -March 1986, the regular quarterly meeting of the
Intelligence Producers Council members and observers was held.
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A group of SOVA officers attended a meeting of the DoD
Steering Group for Improved Methods for Strategic Analysis hosted
by Rand Strategy Assessment System Pro~eet in Santa Monica. From
Rand, they went to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to hear
a series of technology briefings.
SOVA was represented at the 11th Annual Arden House
Conference, in New York sponsored by the Harriman Intitute,
Columbia University, and the Russian Research Center, Harvard
University. The conference theme was "USSR Under Gorbachev: One
Year After." A SOVA analyst also chaired a colloquium at the
Center for Sino-Soviet Studies at George Washington University on
"Gorbachev and the Challenge of Industrial Modernization."
Briefings on the Hill
There were 17 briefings on the Hill this past week.
ACIS completed an answer to a HPSCI question about arms
control monitoring and the intelligence budget.
OSWR briefed House Permanent Select Committee and
Intelligence staffers on Soviet nuclear test site activity.
OGI analysts accompanied the NIO/Narcotics and the NIO/Latin
America to brief the Senate Caucus on Narcotics Control.
NESA briefed Senators Gary Hart and Bennett Johnson on
Middle East security conditions and Egyptian and Israeli politics
in preparation for the Senators' upcoming visits to the area.
OEA briefed Congressmen Solarz and Cheney on South Rorea,
and Congressman Henry J. Hyde of HPSCI on Malaysia.
ALA provided briefings for Senator Lugar, HPSCI (full
committee), and Senate Armed Services Committee staffers on the
Nicaraguan-Honduran border.
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SOVA briefed staff members of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee on Soviet leadership policy, and met with Russell
Murray, Special Counselor to the House Armed Services Committee,
to discuss a pro3eet underway that will compare the costs of
NATO-Warsaw Paet defense activities.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
National Intelligence Council
NIC #01630-86
28 March 1986
MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Di~ectortoflCentral~intelligence
FROM: Harold P. Ford
Vice Chairman, National Intelligence Council
SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 21 - 27 March 1986
I DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
NIO/AF (Fred Wettering) prepared a memorandum for the DCI on
mediation attempts between the South African Government and the ANC.
Acting NIO/Economics attended an Economic Policy
Council meetin chaired b Secretary a er as the DCI representative to
discuss and prepared briefing materials for the
DCI and DDCI for an NSC meeting on machine tool imports.
NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt), with the assistance of EURA analyst
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relations in the aftermath of the Portuguese Presidential election.
NIO FDIA H. F. Hutchinson, Jr.), assisted by FDIA Staff Chief
prepared an assessment of the risks of imagery
decompntSmfromtNIO/SP~rD/OGIDCC/ACISDDand C/CRESncluded data and
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NIO/LA (Robert Vickers) and NSC staff member Ray Burghardt met with
the DCI to discuss the situation in Central America.
NIU/SP (Lawrence Gershwin) prepared a memorandum for the DDI
responding toaredCa memorandum f ordthe~DCIJonnrecentaNSAsworktonwSoviete
DoD; and prep
mobile missiles.
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NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) prepared talking points for the DCI on the
Soviet view of the Libyan confrontation.
II. Interagency Papers
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) completed coordination of the Concept
Papers and Terms of Reference for NIE 74-86: Tanzania: Pros ects for
Change, and NIE 72.1-86: Zimbabwe: New Horizons, a enges.
NIO/LA (Robert Uickers) completed coordination of the Concept Paper
and Terms of Reference for SNIE 83.4-86: Costa Rica: Threats to
Stability.
VC/NIC and NIO/NE SA (Graham Fuller) and A/NIO/NESA
completed coordination of the draft of fast/track SNIE 34/36.2-86: Is
Iraq Losing the War?
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NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering), with DI/ALA and DO/AF analysts,
attended an IG meeting at the State Department on the political and
economic crisis in Liberia.
Acting A/NIO/Africa) (with DI/ALA anlysts, attended
an interagency group meeting at the State Department on Somalia's
financial problems.
NIO at Large (David Einsel), with A/NIO/CBW briefed
the IG/CBW on the Soviet Biolo ical Warfare program; met with
representatives from on f oreian chemical production
capabilities; met with representatives from
on CW collection initiatives; and met with DI
officers to discuss the Soviet CW-use question.
A/NIO/CBW met with DI officers to discuss
preparation of an unclassified statement on the recent expansion of a
Soviet CW R&D facility; and met with DIA officer regarding a briefing on
Soviet CBW program for Army War College.
NIO/Counterterrorism (Charles Allen) met with DO/NE and Communit
analysts in preparation for a forthcoming CT seminar with
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issues; with SA/NIO/CT ` met with
of the Defense Intelligence College to discuss his advisory role in the
forthcomin IICT-s onsored Communit terrorism analyst trainin course;
met with CTC, and of ORD
to discuss CT technical priorities in re aration for a 31 March
meeting with Robert Howard of OMB;
with C/CTC, attended a 24 March OSG/TIWG
meeting at the NSC to discuss CT operational developments; met with
Chief DI/CRES, to discuss complementary
interrelationships between collection disciplines and CRES' role with
reference to CTC collection requirements; and met with and
of NSA to brief them on the organization and function of CTC.
NIO/East Asia (Carl Ford) met with Jerry Warburg, a member of
Senator Cranston's staff, to discuss the Senator's trip to Taiwan and
the Philippines; attended an awards ceremony for James Kelly, Deputy
Assistant Secretary of Defense for East Asia and Pacific Affairs, who
received the Department of Defense Distinguished Service Award; met with
Kurt Robertson, a member of Senator Eagleton's staff, to discuss Taiwan;
gave a presentation on East Asia to the Defense Policy Board; discussed
the "Philippine Experience" at an OEA Current Intelligence Class; and
met with Joseph Winder, new Deputy Chief of Mission, Bangkok.
NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) attended a roundtable discussion at
Konrad Adenauer Stiftung to hear a presentation by Professor Dr. Kurt
Biedenkopf, a member of the national board of the Christian Democratic
Union and Chairman of CDU in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Assistant NIO/Europe) (chaired a meeting of Community
representatives on trends in Romania.
NIO/GPF (MGen Stephen Nichols)
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National Issues Forum at Brookings Institution on "Reforming Military 25X1
Procurement: Critical Issues and Options"; attended a seminar on
"Congressional Updating for Executives"; with A/NIO/GPF
met with Charles Hawkins, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense 25X1
(Intelligence), to discuss the Tactical Intelli ence and Related
d ith A/NIOs/GPF
was briefed at the Naval Security Group 25X1
comman on ac ica in a igence~support to naval battle management.
Assistant NIO/GPF( )attended a one-day
seminar on "Indicators of Nuclear Terrorism" for background relative to
the Threat to US Mobilization NIE.
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NIO/LA (Robert Vickers)
(chaired a
Colombia HUMINT Assessment Seminar at the request of the IC Staff;
accompanied by a member of OCA, briefed the HFASC and SFAC on the
situation in Nicaragua; attended an IG meeting at the State Department
to discuss an NSDD on "Strengthening US Policy Toward Cuba," later
chaired a meeting of representatives from ALA, OGI, and the DO to
discuss CIA support of the NSDD; and with the D/ALA and a DO officer,
NIO/Narcotics (William Kotapish) met with the Executive Director to
discuss coordination among Community and drug enforcement agencies;
attended a meeting of the Intelligence Oversight Committee of the Drug
Enforcement Policy Board; discussed narcotics collection issues with the
Chairman of the SIGINT Committee; and with A/NIO/Narcotics
A/NIO/LA and a DI officer, met with Senator
Paula Hawkins and e a o e Senate Caucus on International 25X1
Narcotics Control to discuss narcotics intelligence issues.
A/NIO/Narcotics met with the Associate Deputy
Administrator for Intelligence, DEA, to discuss the intelligence input
to the Drug Enforcement Policy Board's National Strategy Report to
Congress.
NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin) briefed Allison Fortier, head of
legislative affairs at the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, and her
staff on Soviet antisatellite capabilities and programs; briefed Fred
Ikle's Defense Policy Board, chaired by Seymour Weiss, on recent Soviet
strategic force developments; continued meetings with AF officers and
George Schneiter, Assistant Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for
Research and Engineering, to discuss the intelligence used for the 1985
USAF Bomber Stud bein sent to Congress; with NIO/S&T (Julian Nall) and
A/NIO/SP attended a briefing for the DCI by
Chairman STAP, on mobile missile targeting; and with Associate
NIO S&T attended a meeting chaired by IC Staff member
in response to a DCI request regarding reevaluation of
proposals for a future collection capability.
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Senate staffers on Soviet strategic force developments and related
issues.
Assistant NIO/SPI (with SOVA officers, attended a
Rand Corporation Strategy Assessment Center (RSAC) Steering Group
meeting in Santa Monica.
NIO/S&T (Julian Nall) presented a briefing on National S&T
Intelligence issues to the Scientific and Technical Intelli ence
Committee's annual off-site meeting; with A-NIO/S&T
artici ated in a meeting of the STAP Planning Group; met with
~EUR/COPS to discuss S&T intelli ence collection
initiatives;
NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) briefed a National Defense University class
and a JCS seminar on current Soviet developments.
NIO/Warnin John Bird discussed warnin matters with NSC staff
members?
land represented the I/W
community a ~ -sponsore ounce con erence on future
indications and warning technological improvements.
IV. Future Activities
NIO/Counterterrorism (Charles Allen)
will spea n ount rterrorism on Marc to t e a Iona a ense
Universit ;
with Ambassador Robert Oakley, Admiral
James Holloway, Ray Cline, and Joel Lisker will artici ate 2 April on a
panel on counterterrorism; and with SA/NIO/CT will attend
the 3 April session of the Intelligence R&D Council (IR&DC) to discuss
counterterrorism R&D initiatives.
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SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 21 - 27 March 1986
VC/NIC:HF:bha (28 Mar 86)
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~. 28 March 1986
OCA: 86-0921
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: David D. Grie
SUBJECT: Weekly Report
1. When the Congress returns from recess, the
intelligence committees will turn to our authorization bill.
HPSCI will report out its version by mid-month; SSCI, by
month's end.
Administration Proposals Included: FBI CI access to
bank records; FBI access to state and local government
criminal history record information (given to CIA, DoD and
OPM last year); one year extension of SecDef personnel
termination authority for DIA employees; DIA "medivac"
authority; authority for DoD to "recycle" proceeds from
certain CI operations; and clarification of authority of
Defense Mapping Agency to enter into mapping agreements with
foreign countries.
Administration Proposals Excluded: CIA/NSA/DIA
personnel authority to deal with drug & alcohol abuse and
interlocutory appeal authority; DoD proprietaries authority;
FBI access to telephone toll records; and Archivist provision
(non-publication of notice of certain record destruction
schedules in Federal Register).
Inclusion of Pro osals Deleted from Final
Administration Bill: DoD FBI authority to expend funds to
bring foreign CI officials to the U.S. for consultations; DoD
military HUMINT collector award; "boilerplate" provision
concerning authority to conduct intelligence operations
(deleted from the Administration's draft bill at NSC
insistence).
HPSCI-Initiated Proposals: Survivor's annuity for
former spouses of CIARDS participants divorced prior to 1982.
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SSCI Bill: The SSCI is not as far along in drafting
its bill as the HPSCI. Generally, it appears that SSCI will
include in its bill all the Administration proposals which
HPSCI is including and exclude those which HPSCI is excluding
(although HPSCI-deleted interlocutory appeal and Archivist
provisions may have some very tentative SSCI support). SSCI
will hold a hearing on several of the provisions, possibly in
conjunction with the "mark up." SSCI is not expected to
include the HPSCI-initiated former spouses provision.
3. We are working with appropriate offices on the
following hearings: counterintelligence, 9 April (SSCI);
DDCI confirmation, 10 April (SSCI); security countermeasures,
16 April (SSCI); covert action, 17 and 23 April (SSCI); third
world requirements, 20 April (SSCI); and NFIP overview, 24
April (SAC).
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T ' ~ 28 March 1986
DCI WEEKLY REPORT 25X1
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
Media Relations
We have produced a new 16-minute Multi-Media Show entitled "CIA and Its People"
to replace our outdated version. In an unclassified format it depicts what the 25X1
Agency and its people do. The show will be useful to the recruiters, to those
officers who talk about the Agency to other components of the national security
community, to our trainers, and to academics and others with whom the Agency 25X1
relates. We have the program in a variety of formats, includin VH nd Beta, to
mail out on loan. The presentation was done in-house for about whereas
estimates from potential contractors ranged from 25X1
The Sunday NEW YORK TIMES magazine contracted with David Wise, author of The
Invisible Government, to do a story on Agency recruitment. This is a popular~P and
press su sect t ese days. We have had many similar requests. We arranged for
of the Office of Personnel accom anied by of this office,
to meet with Wise at He was given the same unclassified data 25X1
over a 6-hour period that we make available to others who in uire about our
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