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LETTER TO HONORABLE HOWARD H. BAKER, JR. FROM BARRY GOLDWATER

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Approved For. Release 2007/05114 : ClA-RDP83M00914R00'1900160059~i~. ~ ~--.-~Z January 20, 1982 :~?he Honorable Howard H. Baker, Jr- Zlnited States Senate ~Tashington, D.C. 20510 Dear Howard: -' Thank you .for .your letter of - iiecember ~ 15 , -All of our authorizations are ssinnal. and must --not expire before September 1, 1982, and so there is no urgeacy.;;iu this..regard. 1981,-regarding a floor program for 1982. ~ ,: goward, I understand that S.391 wee brought to the Floor of _ _.~. the Senate the last day of the first session of the 97th ?Congress, ' but was the subject _ of a f ilibuster by Senator Bradley .whc pre_ _- viously expressed no interest in it at all. Zt seema_ to etas we ~ - have a responsibility~-to the men and women of the intelligence commLmity who serve this nation oa difficult and dangerous missions abroad to protect t ~~oa res ons~ibility to the pe ple oa?~this names." As well, we p country. to debate this issue and vote on it. I expect that the Intelligence ~~ ExecutivelOrderion Clasts~ibfica- of issues this year to include the tioas , the role of the Freedom of Information Act on iatelligeace operations, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, technology transfer. and the quality of analysis to mention a fes.T_ ~iowever; none of these issues require planning .for floor action at this.' time. ~_ ; . Carter .and Reagan Administrations. - . to 56 last year and has had the strong supp :_ 47 cosponsors in 1981. It passed the Houseort of both`the gc.~~r1~:-e~~latt?z~=~?ps~o= ~`~ .-=~`aee~rt~th~rsn.time_~the~ _ Q?h~c37:~bat3~ eZate7~ligen ce~-Zd eu t~:tie s=~Z?r-o t ec t on~Aca19 8.1,-,~,.,. y~o~}~are~cospornsors~. This bill was reported out of .the Committee by a vote of 13 to i in 1980. It picked up another ~ - b a vote of 354 ~~.,....~.eg~.p.C9~t~Gl.~~~P!i~a~P ?007JQ5~~4, : G~Ac-R~jSP?$,~0914R00.1 ~0016OQ59-5. - The Honorable Howard H. Baker, Jr. January 20, 1982 Page Two Therefore, my one biggest request is for a speedy and responsible consideration of the Intelligence Identities Protection Act -- before sameoae else is killed or injured by traitors like Philig-- ~gee and Louis Rolf. - _ - - Sincerely,~- Barry Goldwater ~~~ T8L4S~ .