NEWEST OL EMPLOYEE

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP91-00280R000300360017-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: December 23, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 22, 2012
• Sequence Number: 17
• Publication Date: August 19, 1988
• Content Type: MISC

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19 August 1988
NEWEST OL EMPLOYEE
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OL extends a warm welcome to our newest
employees:
ISB/SG
CTS/OP
GPB/ACG
P&TS (Recruitment)
OL REASSIGNMENTS
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OTS/LOGS
Contracts Team/NPIC
ACG/ST
FAMILY DAY 1988
The Agency's annual Family Day is scheduled
on 1 October 1988 from 0900 to 1600 hours at
the Headquarters Compound, as well as at
selected outlying buildings. An Employee
Bulletin is forthcoming advising of specific
details for this year's activities.
QUOTE FOR THE WEEK
Nobody ever won an argument with his or her
customer.
OL PROMOTIONS
Congratulations to the following OL
employees who were promoted, effective
14 August 1988:
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PLAQUE AND
BAS-RELIEF IMAGE OF
WILLIAM J. CASEY
The plaque reflecting the dates of service and
bas-relief image of William J. Casey has been
inspected at the studio of the sculptor, Harold
Vogel. The work is considered to be complete
and will be held by Mr. Vogel while preparations
are underway for its permanent placement in the
New Headquarters Building, 4th floor lobb
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EXCEPTIONAL
PERFORMANCE AWARD
On 17 August 1988
Chief, Security Staff (SS), was presented with an
Exceptional Performance Award based on his
excellent performance over the past 11 months.
Over the last year, Dave has reorganized the
operations and procedures of SS/OL; and
thereby, has increased its effectiveness and
responsiveness both to industrial security
requirements of the Agency decentralized
contracting teams and OL area security
requirements. Examples of his initiative include
the establishment of new training programs, both
for new Industrial Security Officers and
contractor Security personnel, and the
revalidation of SS/OL record holdings on several
thousand industrial firms. He has been
particularly helpful in the ra id expansion of the
the establishment
of expedited security processing procedures for
Ogden Allied personnel who support the
Headquarters Operations and Maintenance
contract, and the establishment of new or
expanded contracting teams in the Offices of
Communications, Information Technology and
Security. Dave has made a substantial
contribution to the successful accomplishment of
OL's mission
EXCESS FURNITURE DONATED
TO VA. SEMINARY
COLLEGE OF LYNCHBURG
On 10 August, the Virginia Seminary College
of Lynchburg, Virginia, picked up 45 pieces of
excess furniture
was the fourth donation of Agency excess
furniture made to Historically Black
The furniture was valued at $2,600. This
Universities.
FIELD COMPUTER
SYSTEM UPDATE
On 12 August 1988, IMSS personnel
completed the installation of 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. The installations, which began in
November 1987, also entailed the training of
over 24 station personnel and keying over 15,900
line items of inventory data from the manual
card system
VIDEOTAPING OF
HEADQUARTERS COMPOUND
The Printing and Photography Group, on
behalf of the Public Affairs Office, videotaped
selected areas within the Agency. The final
product will be used by KCET TV in Los
Angeles, California, for a public television
documentary on historical intelligence. Areas of
interest videotaped include the library and the
memorial wall, as well as an overhead view of the
Headquarters Compound. It is not known at this
time when this production will be aired.
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CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM
United States Secretary of Education,
William J. Bennett, will be the CIA guest
speaker on 2 September, at 1400 hours in the
Headquarters Auditorium. His presentation is
entitled "The Importance of Education Reform."
Mr. Bennett has spoken out on issues such as the
importance of the family and the academic and
moral responsibilities of college administrators,
faculty, and students. His educational philosophy
and policies are based on what he has called the
"three Cs: content, character, and choice." These
principles emphasize the need to return to the
basics. Tickets will not be required. A sign
language interpreter will be provided for the
hearing impaired.
COOPERATIVE CO-OP
One of OL's Co-op students wrote the
following:
There has to be some sort of inspiration to get
up and go to work everyday. For a Co-op student
assigned to OL, it is an interest in learning
something new everyday, working with new
friends and gaining experience in the business
world.
I have been fortunate to have a supervisor who
conveys that you don't have to be a slave driver
to make your employees productive. Even though
the nature of the work is hectic, the working
environment is relaxed and structured in a way
that gives workers that element of trust they
need to be more responsible in their duties.
Being a Co-op Education Student has been one
of the smartest moves I have ever made. Having
learned more in the past three months about the
mechanics of the working world, I come away
believing that one person can and does make a
difference.
DEAR GARY , .. .
Question:
There seems to be a built-in acceptable error
rate throughout the federal government. No
doubt that some of this thinking can be found in
OL. I find this completely unacceptable! What
can be done to remedy these backward attitudes?
The Office of Logistics as a body must keep
striving for perfection. I believe our error rate
will decrease as personnel become more and
more in tune with OL customer service
initiatives. Although one would be completely
naive if they didn't allow for some element of
human error, the goal should be a 99.997 percent
service excellence rate!
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