JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

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• Document Release Date: September 24, 2004
• Sequence Number: 28
• Publication Date: November 4, 1975
• Content Type: NOTES

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Journal Office of Legislative Counsel Page 4
Tuesday 4 November 1975
10. LIAISON Spoke to Marian
Czarnecki, ize - o: Staff, House International Relations Committee,
to recommend that there be deleted, "in accordance with Committee
guidelines, " the name of a country used in the transcript of the
Director's testimony before the Subcommittee on Oversight concerning
a Presidential finding. Later, Czarnecki advised that this deletion
had the approval of Representative Wayne Hays (D., Ohio), whose
statement in the transcript was involved.
Chief Counsel, I-louse Armed Services Committee, to advise of the
transmittal of certain transcripts and to report to.him on the installation
of the incinerator at Headquarters building to dispose of microprocluct
waste.
12. LIAISON Spoke with John
Garrity, House Appropriations Committee staff, regarding our attempt
to set up a security briefing for him on a compartmented clearance.
I also told him there should be an up-date of his basic clearance which.
was conducted over ten years ago, (Garrity has been in the same job
since the initial clearance. )
13. BRIEFING A series of numerous
calls finalized wit an Romberg, in the office of Representative David
Obey D. Wis. a briefina on the s
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morning at :_~) a. in. Representatives Edward Roush (D. , Ind. ),
Joseph Early (D. , Mass. ), Edward Koch (D. , N. Y. ), and Clarence
Long (D., Md.), all of the Foreign Operations Subcommittee of the
House Appropriations Corrimittee, also plan to be there.
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CONFIDENTIAL
JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL,
Tuesday - 4 November 1975
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1. I LIAISON Received a call from
Dick White, Administrative Assistant to Representative Dale Milford
(D. , Texas), who said that the best possible time for the Representative
to meet with General Vernon A. Walters (DDCI) would beat breakfast
on the morning of 6 November. Transportation will be arranged for the
Representative to be picked up at the Southeast entrance to the Cannon
Building, 1st and C Streets, S. E. , at 0730 hours.
office has been advised. George, Cary and
Staff, will also attend.
Chief, Review
2. I LIAISON John T. Ticer, Senate Armed
Services Committee, called and said that Ed Braswell, Chief Counsel
and Staff Director, of the above Committee, would like us to make
available for Don Lynch, staff member, of the above Committee, our
World Wrapup Presentation for fiscal year 1976. He said they had tran-
scripts for the 1974 and 1975 briefings but there was no transcript for
1976. Ticer thought we might have a memorandum or other background
material that could be useful to Lynch. I told him I would check and be
back in touch with him.
3. LIAISON Called Pat Holt, Chief of Staff,
Senate Foreign Relations Committee, to tell him that in view of the announce-
ment of the Director's dismissal, it was quite possible that Mr. Colby would
not be available for the Committee briefing scheduled for this Thursday on
Holt indicated that they did not necessarily need the Director under
the circumstances and they would be willing to accept some other qualified
witness. I told Holt I would check on this and get back in touch with hizn.
Later in the day, after checking with the Director and Mr. Nelson, DDO, I
advised Holt that the Director would not be available for the Thursday session,
that General Walters, DDCI, would be out of the city and that the best
substitute witness, Bill Nelson, is tied up in hearings with the House and
Senate Select Committees for the balance of the week. I asked Holt for the
Committee's indulgence in rescheduling our hearing at a later date at which
time Mr. ll elson would be glad to appear. Holt said he thought he would have
to go ahead with the session of Joseph Sisco, Department of.;State, this week
and since Nelson would not be available next week, they would have to wait
(Nelson and
until after tic Thanksgiving recess for Nelson's briefing.
F_ I DDI, were informed.
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