WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 19 NOVEMBER 1982

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP83M00914R002900050033-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 8
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 1, 2007
• Sequence Number: 33
• Publication Date: November 19, 1982
• Content Type: MEMO

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Weekly Report
Intelligence Community Staff
- The Security Committee Personnel Security Subcommittee completed a draft revision
of DCI policy on minimum personnel security standards for access to SCI. A draft
revision of SCI security classification guidance on liaison relationships with foreign
services was sent to the Community for coordination.
The Security Committee agreed to request CIA and NSA to do reviews of unauthorized
disclosures to determine actual damage to national security. The results will support
policy initiatives to control leaks.
Following the all-source assessment seminar on technology transfer held on
15 November, work has commenced on a National HUMINT Collection Plan on
Technology Transfer. We are working concurrently with TTIC on a Collection Support
Brief on Technology Transfer to the Soviet Bloc.
Directorate for Operations
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
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Deputy Director for Intelligence
- At the request of the DCI, OGI briefed Kenneth R. Giddens, consultant to the
Department of State for radio broadcasting to Cuba, on Cuban reaction to Radio Marti.
ALA conducted a two-day seminar on Mexico under de la Madrid. Specialists from
business, academia, and Government presented their views.
OSWR briefed the Commander-in-Chief, SAC, on future Soviet weapons systems and
potential Soviet responses to MX closely-spaced basing.
OSWR will brief the IG on Soviet testing that may be necessary to enhance capabilities
against MX closely-spaced basing.
National Intelligence Council
- C/NIC and NIO/Economics attended a SIG-IEP meeting on 16 November on prospects
for world trade and growing protectionism. It was a very gloomy session.
- C/NIC met on 15 November with Charles DiBona, president of the American Petroleum
Institute, who agrees with the proposition that downward pressure on the price of oil is
likely to be sustained beyond the mid-1980s.
Personnel - No report.
General Counsel
- See tab for recommendations on handling appearances before the House Judiciary
Subcommittee on Crime with regard to the Intelligence Personnel Protection
Legislation.
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Inspector General
- IG had Bob Turner, Counsel, PIOB, out for an informal luncheon conversation and a
general briefing on the four directorates and what they do. No issues of any
consequence surfaced.
Comptroller
- HAC has advised informally that our request to reprogram $6.0 million to lease the
Mill be denied without prejudice. The Chairman was apparently
reluctant to approve a reprogramming before passage of the 1983 Defense
Appropriations Bill.
Office of External Affairs - No report.
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National Intelligence Emergency Support Office - No report.
Upcoming Calendar
23 November - Executive Steering Group (DDCI, ExDir, D/ICS)
24 November - Meeting with Judge Clark (DCI, DDCI)
26 November - Breakfast with Secretary of Defense (DDCI)
- Lunch with Secretary of State (DDCI)
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SCI Classification Guidance - The Security Committee Personnel
Security Subcommittee competed a draft revision of DCI policy
on minimum personnel security standards for access to SCI. A
draft revision of SCI security classification guidance on
liaison relationships with foreign services was sent to the
Community for coordination.
Unauthorized Disclosures - The Security Committee has agreed
to request CIA and NS o limited-focus, retrospective reviews
of unauthorized disclosures to determine actual damage to
national security. The results will support policy initiatives
to control leaks.
Ca itol Hill Security - The FBI accepted our proposed arrangements
under which they would take over responsibility for technical
security on3Capitol Hill. Final arrangements to turn over
responsibility will be accomplished at a meeting on 22 November.
National HUMINT Collection Plan on Technology Transfer -
Following the all-source assessment seminar on technology
transfer held on 15 November, work has commenced on a National
HUMINT Collection Plan on Technology Transfer. We are working
concurrently with TTIC on a Collection Support Brief on
Technology Transfer to the Soviet Bloc.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
VIA: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 19 November 1982
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of major interest:
a. The upgrading of interview rooms in the main reception area of
the Headquarters building was completed on 8 November. The project consisted
of lowering ceilings and lights, painting walls and ceilings, and refurnishing
with brighter colored chairs.
b. In order to update surveys of the Headquarters compound and
satellite locations, the Printing and Photography Division (PEPD), Office of
Logistics, arranged for the Air Force to take aerial photography of the areas
from a helicopter on 9 November. The Air Force provided the service at no
charge, and P&PD developed the film (both still and motion picture).
c. Work is underway to repair the concrete around the entrance to
the Headquarters building; it is anticipated that the project will be
completed in approximately four weeks.
e. In resp provided to
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i. During the past week, students in the Defense Industries Course
have visited McDonnell Douglas and the J. F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida;
the Lockheed Aircraft plant in Marietta, Georgia; and the Aberdeen Proving
Grounds in Maryland.
3. Significant activities anticipated during the coming week:
b. Representatives from the McLean Fire Department will be visiting
the Headquarters building on 20 November, and 11 and 18 December to familiarize
themselves with the high hazard areas in the building.
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