ITEMS IN THE SHULTZ PACKAGE

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CIA-RDP83M00914R001000030031-8
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RIPPUB
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S
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2
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December 19, 2016
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February 20, 2007
Sequence Number: 
31
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Publication Date: 
October 29, 1982
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MEMO
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or Release 2007/02/20: CIA-RDP83MOO914R001000030031-8 SECRET :-~:. .trvu Aegx 82-12789 29 October 1982 MEMORANDUM FOR: National Intelligence Officer for Economics FROM: Director of Central Intelligence SUBJECT: Items in the Shultz Package Will you draft a'memorandum for me to send to the President on the relative value of the items in the Shultz package. Offhand, I would place the highest value on tightening COCOM and make a special effort that we have a definite commitment on that so that it cannot be said that we are merely getting some studies for the release of specific sanctions. I would read the value of the East-West trade study second. I am not quite sure how I would read the study on western sources of European gas versus the credit restrictions. Certainly a second pipeline is worth more to the Soviets than subsidized credits, or at least that's my top-of-the-head view. However, the value of the study on gas sources I would think would have to be discounted by the uncertainty that will result in light of the great probability that Norwegian gas is likely to cost a dollar more than Soviet gas in 1990 or so. William J. Casey CL BY RVW OADR Approved For Release 2007/02/20 51AEIkDP83M00914R001000030031-8