JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00941A000600010011-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 5
• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 18, 2006
• Sequence Number: 11
• Publication Date: March 17, 1978
• Content Type: NOTES

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Friday - 17 March 1978
6. LIAISON Called Tom Eff, on the staff of
Representative Michael Harrington (D. , Mass. ), in response to his
request for information on the economic situation in Peru. I told him
that we would send him two Agency publications entitled "National Basic
Intelligence Factbook" and "Communist Aid to the Less Developed
Countries of the Free World, 1976. IT
7. LIAISON Received a call from Rich
DiEugenio, in the office of Representative Gary Myers (R., Pa. ),
requesting that the Congressman be added to the mailing list for the
FBIS publication on the Soviet Union. I told him I would take care of this,
and advised the FBIS Liaison Office.
staff of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, and
asked him when he thought we might expect Representative Les
Aspin's (D., Wis.) contributions to wording Mr. Aspin would most like
to see in the DCI's regulation governing CIA's contact with the media.
Mr. Johnson said that we would receive Mr. Aspin's input no later
than 14 April.
9? I I LIAISON Advised Pat Long, House
Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staff, that his Agency badge
was ready for processing and the only thing that is lacking is his coming
out to the Agency to get his picture taken. He said he would be out here
next week to get this accomplished.
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who asked me questions
about the appropriate classification of the Subcommittee on Special
Investigations report on Agency activitie which I answered. 25X1
I later met with Sanders and picked up f 1m a copy of the security
manual for his Senate Select Committee on Ethics investigation into
possible Congressional leaks, and a letter from Senator Robert Morgan
(D., N. Car.) to the Director. I answered one of three questions Sanders
had previously asked me related to the investigation of Agency activities
I agreed to answer the other two by 20 March as a meeting 25X1
of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Subcommittee on Special
Investigations is now set for 21 March.
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LIAISON Met with Bill Miller, Staff
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Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, who asked me about
outstanding requests for a SALT Matrix, papers related too and
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documents on the Middle East arms balance. I agreed to check into these
for Miller. I later accompanied Don Gregg, SA/DO/O, to a meeting with
Miller covering several subjects. Regarding the
papers the
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Committee has requested, Gregg tentatively agree to provide these under
very tightly restricted Committee access. Regarding the Committee letter
on former Agency employees Miller 25X1
indicated the Committee was trying to be helpful to the Agency and thought
that it would benefit the Agency to be portrayed as caring about former
employees, admitting mistakes, and rectifying wrongs. Miller emphasized
the Committee would not do anything on this case that would be harmful to
the Agency.
17. CONSTITUENT Received a call from 25X1
Michelle Asher, in the office of Representative Mark W. Hannaford
(D. , Calif. ), who had a request from a constituent who is a teacher for
45 copies of any pamphlets containing general information about the Agency.
I told Michelle that I could not provide that many copies but that I would
send one package with quite a bit of general information to her for the
constituent. She said that would be fine. The material included "Career
Opportunities, "Executive Order 12036, " "Intelligence in the War of
Independence, " "Central Intelligence Agency" (grey brochure), several
handouts from the Public Affairs Office, and a list of unclassified
publications available from the DOCEX Project at the Library of Congress.
The material was mailed today.
LIAISON Spoke ?with Mary Mann, 25X1
Department of Defense, in reference to a letter from Senator Adlai
Stevenson (D. , Ill.) requesting clearances for two staffers. The
Defense Department had already issued the clearances and the letter
has been prepared to'so advise the Senator.
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