JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP81M00980R000200010029-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 29, 2004
• Sequence Number: 29
• Publication Date: February 21, 1978
• Content Type: NOTES

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Journal - Office of' Legislative Counsel
Tuesday - 21 February 1978
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5. LIAISON At equ1
I returned Gerald Hamilton's, House Select Committee on Assassinations
staff, call. Hamilton wanted to know if the Martin Luther King, Jr. material
was ready for review yet. I advised him that some of the material was ready
for review.
6. LIAISON Michael Glennon and John Ritch,
Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, visited C&R Staff and reviewed
item number two of the 19 December request. I suggested that we provide to
the FBI, directly, our list of FBI documents so that the FBI could then
provide said documents.
7. ADMINISTRATIVE - DELIVERIES
Sent to Ma y Williamson, Research Director, House Select Committee on
Population, a copy of OPR-401 entitled "Potential Implications of Trends in
World Population, Food Production, and Climate." I attached a note reminding
Williamson that this study has never constituted an official Agency position.
8? I I LIAISON I Irequest forwar2(1
to Mr. Joseph DiGiorgio, GAO, unclassified information on international
terrorist incidents.
9? LIAISON Per request 25X1
rwarded to Walter Sheridan, of the Senate Human Resources Subcommittee
V on Health and Scientific Research staff, and Elliot Maxwell, of the Senate
Select Committee on Intelligence staff, the 9th release of the BLUEBIRD/
ARTICHOKE material which is to be released to the public under FOIA
on 22 February.
LIAISON Per his request to I 25X1
OLC, of last week, I called Tony Long, in the office of Senator
John C. Culver (D., Iowa), 'and told him that I had a list of unclassified
CIA publications which I would forward to him today.
11. CONSTITUENT Received a call from Mary
Cochran, in the office of Senator Frank Church (D., Idaho), who said they
had a constituent who wanted a copy of the publication "World Steel Market
Continued Trouble Ahead. " I told her the document could be obtained for the
constituent through the DOCEX Project at the Library of Congress.
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12. LIAISON In response to a call from
Office of Security/NSA, contacted the Special Security Center
in the office of Senator H. John Heinz, III (R., Pa.), requesting a courier
be sent to 4327 Dirksen Senate Office Building as soon as possible to pick
up an unclassified envelope for OLC. This was arranged.
14.1 LIAISON Received a call from Pat Long,
on the staff of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence,
requesting for Thomas K. Latimer, Staff Director, a copy of the DCI's
Intelligence Report for 1977 on the Community. I told him
of our office, would be getting back to him. Mr. Long said the report was
34 pages long with an annex of 8 pages.
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the office of Senator Richard B. Stone (D., Fla.), requesting for a
constituent a copy of a publication entitled "Cuban Economy Statistical
Review - 1968 -1976. " After checking with NFAC /CSS, 25X1
office, I informed Joy that the document was available through DOCEX at
the Library of Congress and that we were sorry but did not fill constituent
requests for publications.
16. LIAISON Sent by courier to Mr. Thomas K.
Latimer, Staft Director, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence,
a report on the economic burden on Cuba's involvement in Africa. This was
17. LIAISON Sent by courier to Mr. Thomas K.
V Latimer, staff Director House-P-9 rmanent Select Committee on Intelligence,
a copy of a in its sanitized version dealing with
Privacy Act reporting requirements.
to request that the compartmented clearances for be 25X1
reinstated. Apparently, State Department administratively debriefed
when he left there recently. Special Security Center, 25X1
confirmed that the clearances had been reinstated and I passed this message
on to
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