JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

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Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 3
Friday - 29 September 1978 25X1
12. LIAISON Spoke with Pete Roman,
5X1 on the staff of the Senate Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on
Federal Spending Practices and Open Government, concerning his
interest in the ate matter and I told him that I
thought we could come up with a compilation of documents to
satisfy his interest sometime next week. He said that would
be fine.
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13. LIAISON Ralph Preston, House
Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense, called about the upcoming
travel of a U.S. congressional delegation to Japan November 13-18
at the invitation of the "Japan/U.S. Interlegislative Council."
I told him we would check out the situation and assured him that
25X1 we would provide the perspective travellers an appropriate briefing.
t14, LIAISON Spoke with Ralph Preston,
House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense, and Guy McConnell,
Senate Appropriations Committee staff, and learned from them that
there would be a gap between the start of the new fiscal year and
the effective date of the continuing resolution which has already
passed the House but probably will not be acted upon by the Senat25X1
until late in the first week in October. 0/Compt,
was advised.
15. LIAISON Agreed with Kathy Smith,
State Department ongressiona Relations, that we would make
arrangements for the im endin briefing of Senator John Glenn 25X1
(D., Ohio) b State
Legal Adviser Herbert J. Hansel 's presence is not esired at
this time. 25X1
16. BRIEFING Accompanied
SE Division, to H 405, The Capitol where he briefed comas
Latimer, Staff Director, House Permanent Select Committee
on Intelligence o (See memorandum
prepared by
Delivere e VCT.s letter to Chairman Edward P. Boland
(D., Mass.) on "the fact of" photographic reconnaissance. 25X1
17. LIAISON Called Herb Romerstein,
House Permanent e ect Committee on Intelligence staff, to ask
about a trip that is being planned by Representative John M.
Ashbrook (R., Ohio) and perhaps others to Europe in November
or December. Mr. Romerstein told me that Representative Ashbrook,
Pat Long, of the staff, and he were presently planning to travel
to England, France and Germany from 9-21 November to look into
the problem of terrorism in those countries. Mr. Romerstein
said that Chariman Charles Rose (D., N.' Car.), Subcommittee on
Evaluation, may or may not accompany them and he promise' o
keep me apprised of developments.
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