ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

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• Publication Date: June 10, 1976
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ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Thursday - 10 June 1976
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31 I LEGISLATION Called Jim Oliver, OMB
concerning their position on the illion figure for fiscal year 1977 to STAT
fund CIARDS in our pending bill, H. R. 13615. Oliver said OMB has approved
the figure. He asked for copies of the House Committee reports on the bill
when.I send him our proposed statutory language and a. short explanation. of
the funding proposed for clearance for inclusion in the Senate Appropriations
Committee's report in the House Defense Appropriations bill, per the
Committeefs request.
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8. LEGISLATION Bob Carlstrom. O _ called
and dictated several changes to our views letter on S. 495, the Watergate
Reorganization and Reform Act of 1975, and cleared our report as revised.
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9. LEGISLATION Called Ann.. Stone~, OMB,
who I learned was handling the two deputies legislation, and told herer that
we were interested in expediting its coordination within the Executive branch.
so it can be submitted to the Congress as soon as possible. She said that
she would find out more about what OMB intended to do with it in the Executive
branch and get back to me tomorrow. I made it clear to her that this was
very important legislation for the intelligence community and that it was
legislation which further implemented the President's recent Executive
Order 11905.
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16. LEGISLATION Talked to Francis
Rosenberger, Chief Counsel, Senate judiciary Committee, concerning the
Committee's timetable in considering S. 495. Ile told me that it was
possible the Committee would not have time to consider it before its 11 June
deadline, and urged me to provide him with Agency conli.nents informally,
because whatever consideration the Committee might give the bill would be
at very short notice. Su.-ibsequently, I sent up informal comments and a
proposed amendment to Rosenberger, J. C. Argetsinger, and Torn Hart,
on the staff of the Committee. Bob Carlstrorn, OMB s icl. he would have no
objection to such an informal approach.
17. LEGISLATION Talked to George Gilbert,
OM about the Administration's position on S. 1439, the Export Reorganization
Act.. I raised the Agency's concern over the protection of intelligence
sources and methods in the various reports required under the proposed
legislation. I also discussed this matter with George Murphy, Executive
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15, LEGISLATION ':Calked to Bob Car3.strorn,
O'B. concerning S. 495, the Watergate Reorganization and Reform Act of
1975, which is pending before. the Senat ~ Judiciary CoteTnitte e. He proposed
certain changes in our views letter- and i;old roe he would get back to r ac
after further coordination within OMB.
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Tuesday - 8 June 1976
3. LEGISLATION Received a call
from Bob Carlstrom, O~ M end we discussed the Agency's comments
on S. 495, the Watergate Reform Act. I told him we would consider
his suggestions and get back.
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ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Tuesday - 8 June 1976
1. (Internal Use Only - PLC) LEGISLATION Received a call
from Jim Oliver, OMB inquiring as to the status of H. R. 13615,
amending the CIA Retirement Act. Jim Fellenbaum, staff of the Senate
Appropriations Committee, had called him advising that the Committee
will include the Imillion figure for fiscal year 197
Fellenbaum requested that Oliver prepare the
statutory language for the appropriation for inclusion
I nd a short explanation of the bill for inclusion in
the Committee report. Oliver told Fellenbaum that he would refer the
request to, me and that I would be contacting Fellenbaum. Oliver also
asked if Treasury had approved the million figure and. asked for the
projected figures to 1981. I told him I would check and call him back.
2. (Internal Use Only - PLC) LIAISON Called Joe Durant,
Chief, Programs, Planning and Management, Bureau of Personnel
Investigations, Civil Service, and discussed the Agency's need for
a clear exemption from the proposed revision of Executive Order 10450,
being prepared by Defense for the White House Commission on Privacy.
Durant explained that the Defense people have pretty much gone their own
way in this effort and have personally excluded CIA and other affected
agencies from their deliberations. The CSC has problems with the
revision and recognizes that the Agency requires a clear exemption from
any outside authority over its personnel program. Durant suggested that
an Agency letter be sent to Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense D. O.
Cooke, setting forth the Agency's position and the need for a clear
(exemption. OGC was advised.
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