ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP81M00980R002900010021-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 19, 2004
• Sequence Number: 21
• Publication Date: July 26, 1978
• Content Type: NOTES

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ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL
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Wednesday - 26 July 1978
BRIEFING Accompaniedi 25X1
SE/DDO, to a rie.tng o: Senator Daniel Moynihan D.,
and Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff member
Abram Shu.s.y on 1113 case. Moynihan had two
follow-up questions from II briefing of the Committee 25X1
on 18 July regarding the "spy war." These concerned the
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answered both o these
questions and showed Moynihan an Agency summary on
career.
G'2. ADMINISTRATIVE DELIVERIES
Delivered to Susan Mahler, Senate Select Committee on Intelli-
gence staff, a letter from John McMahon, DDO., answering a
question from the 29.June briefing of the Committee on covert
action and a letter from the Director regarding "The Quality
and Utility of U.S. Intelligence Concerning China" study,
both for Chairman Birch Bayh (D., Ind.).
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3. EMPLOYMENT REQUEST Received
a call from Don ar , in t e office of Senator Howard P,Ietzenbaum
(D., Ohio), requesting a professional application form for a
constituent. I told him we would send. one to him. OLC Registry
was advised.
4. EMPLOYMENT REQUEST Sent information
regarding the Graduate Studies Program to.,Dick)GilIcy, in the
office of Senator Edward Zorinsky (D. ,:,.Neb.) per his request.
Frederick P. IIitz
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JOURNAL
OPIFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Wednesday - 26 July 1978
1. LEGISLATION I spoke with House
Post Office and Civil Service Committee and learned that the
report on H.R. 11280 is in preparation and will be published
next week if all goes as planned. (See Memorandum for the
Record for details.)
2. LEGISLATION I spoke wi th
Mr. Stan Tay W? , Senate Select Committee on.[nt el_ een e
staff, and conf:irmTV that S777tor 77177 l Stevenson
(D., 111..) is havinT: an opt ions paper prepared on various
alternatives for action on S. 2236, the "Anti.-Tcrror.i.sm"
legislation. (See Memorandum for the Record for details. )
3. LIiGISLATTOiN Called Bob Ca.rlstrom,
WI3, to determine the status of our views letters on H. R. 3564
and S. 1720/S. 1721. These bills would amend the Administrative
Practice and Procedure Act. Mr. Carlstrom advised me that
OMB had no objection to the letters being sent forward.
4. LIAISON/PA Called Mr. Don Sarff, in
the office of Senator Howard Metzenbaum (I). , Ohio), in response
to his letter on behalf of a former employee who is in danger
of losing his job because of our denial of security clearances to
the former employee. I read portions of a letter sent to the
former employee by Mr. Robert Gambino, D/Security, and answered
several questions. This satisfied. Mr. Sarff's immediate concerns
and he said we need not send a written response to the Senator's
letter.
5, ) Per her request, I sent a fact:
sheet on the Agency's graduate studies program to Miriam
Wilson, in the office of Representative Gus Yatron (D., Pa.)
6. LIAISON Dick Perle, on the staff
of the Senate Governmental Affairs Permanent Subcommi.tl:oe on
Investigations, called concerning his outstanding request to
read NIL 11-3-8 and I: told him I was still working on that
problem and hoped to have a resolution soon. In response to
my query, Perle said our recent briefing of him cif.' the Soviet
strategic weapons was first class.
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Wednesday -- 26 Ju1.)r 1978
1.1. LIAISON Received a call from
Robert 1;. Redding, Ford Motor Coanpany, who was wondering
"about the extent to which their Company might relate to
CIA 'for publications of research, etc.. which we produce
which would be of interest to a private Company like theirs."
1. referred him to the Document Expediting (DOCEX) Pro-i ect ,
Library of Congress, explaining that he could obtain on
a subscription basis unclassified CIA publications. He said
this was just the type of information he was looking for and.
thanked Iaac .
12. LIAISON Accompanied Loch
Johnson, Mouse " 'ermanent Select. Committee on Intelligence
staff, to meet xlgs with representatives of three Agency
components: DCD, PRD and NFAC. These briefing's were in
suppo-Ft of the Committee's inquiries into the relationship
between CIA and academia. (See Memorandum for the Record.)
13. LIAISON Accompanied Loch
Johnson, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
staff, to lunch with I I, Deputy Chief, EUR
Division. E- -1 and Mr. Johnson exchanged, views
on the value of Mr. Johnson's trip to Europe and some of
the DDO personalities cncounterecl.
1n, LIAISON Accompanied Loch
Johnson, House Permanent Select Committee osi Intelligence
staff, to a naecuting with IC Staff.
explained to Mi. Johnson the method by which CIA handles
grievances from employees and outlined some of his ideas
for how these mifflit. be better handled in the future.
Mr. Johnson and agreed that, in the event of any
grievance going directly to the Committee, Mr. Johnson would
communicate with through OIL. Mr. Johnson saw no
need for a separate communication link with the IC Staff.
LIAISON Called Ira Goldman
an.d. Fred Hull., both of w Torn are now staffers on the House
Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, to lay on plans
for them to be included in the orientation briefing on CIA
wh:i.ch of our office, has laid on for Mike
Galace-, ea e .e Committee on Intelligence staff.
They also suggested that we Inc- uce r ene Mare x, House
Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staff. %;
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