JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP81M00980R001800040035-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 10, 2004
• Sequence Number: 35
• Publication Date: September 27, 1978
• Content Type: NOTES

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Wednesday, 27 September 1978
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S. LIAISON Pete Roman, on the Senate
Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Federal Spending Practices
and Open Government staff, called to report an anonymous tip he had
received and requested the opportunity to speak to two Agency employees,
whose names he provided me, about the existence of a "half a warehouse
full of defective safes from a subsidiary of Art Metal Corporation."
Roman agreed not to place the calls himself (he had their phone numbers)
until I had an opportunity to look into the matter. Subsequently, after
talking with Mike Malanick, ADD I called Roman and told him that I
would make arrangements for him to speak to the employees or we could
provide documentation on this buy in 1970 where the Agency had requested
Diebold safes and GSA ha-d instructed us that we must accept the Hillside
safes as they meet the specifications and Hillside is the low bidder.
Roman aid he felt the memoranda would
more an suit eir nee s.
7. LIAISON Called Lou Christopher, in the
office of Sena or Milton Young N.Dak.), to ask if we could arrange
an appointment for the DCI, and Fred Hitz to meet with 25X1
the Senator. She will get act in tout with me.
8. LIAISON Per her request of
yesterday, sent to Vickie, in the office of Representative Paul Simon
(D., Ill.), a copy of the unclassified publication entitled "Soviet
Civil Defense."
10. LIAISON Received from Elmira
Vogtmann, Senate Foreign e ations Committee staff, the 7 July 1970
transcript of CIA testimony before the Committee. This was sent to
the Committee at their request on 25 September 1978.
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11. 1 1 LIAISON Jim Bush, I-louse Permanent
Select Committee on Intelligence staff, called to say he had talked
to Representative Bill D. Burlison (D., Mo.) about his trip to the
Far East, nd his strong preference was to go alone. He asked us
to passiis to those who were considering the problem.
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12. LIAISON Spoke with Marjorie Crain,
staff of Representative Marjorie Holt (R.,.Md.), concerning a
constituent question about a building at the corner of Riverview Road
nnd Fort Washington in Q.xon Hill, Maryland. After checking with
Real Estate and Construction Divison/Logistics, and reviewing
Ong r e.sswoman Holt's Liaison file;-- I informbd Zl Iss Crain that
the building did not belong to us and that for further details on the
building she should refer to the letter to Congresswoman Holt dated
June 8, 1977. Ms. Crain asked that we send her a copy of the letter
because she did not think she could find it in their files.
13. LIAISON Dr. Robert Bowie, Director
of National Foreign Assessmen enter, appeared before the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee in executive session to report on. the
current situation in Iran. He was accompanied by Robert C. Ames,
telligence Office, ORPA, and 25X1
Congressional Suppor (See Memorandum for
the Record or urther information.)
14. LIAISON Informed Lot Cooke,
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, that we would brief
three new Committee staff members on 3 October at Headquarters
Building.
15. LIAISON Received a call from
Hal Ford, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who said
he was in the building to talk to NFAC analysts on Nicaragua and
would appreciate the opportunity to talk to DDO officers about
reporting out of Nicaragua. I told Ford I would try to set this
up for today but that tomorrow was more likely. I subsequently
set 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for the interview.
16. LIAISON Received a call from
Alan Brown, Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress,
requesting unclassified information regarding Northern Korean
diplomats who may be or have been involved in alleged'murders
or kidnappings abroad. After checking with NFAC, I called Mr. Brown
and told him that we had no such information. He thanked me for
my assistance.
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According to the
Special Security
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attached letter several
members of the Senate Armed
207 Jefferson
Services have left the staff
and their clearances should
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be terminated. I believe
all received their clearances,
from DIA/OSD Only three -
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Cotter, Evans, and Fisher -
have signed DOD termination
of this. I suggest that the
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