WEEKLY REPORT FOR 12-16 JULY 1982

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP83M00914R002900030013-8
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• Document Page Count: 7
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 7, 2007
• Sequence Number: 13
• Publication Date: July 16, 1982
• Content Type: MEMO

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM : Chairman, National Intelligence Council
SUBJECT : Weekly Report for 12-16 July 1982
/NIC #5870-82
16 July 1982
I. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
-- NIO/NESA continued to provide talking points for the DCI on the
Lebanese crisis and the Iran-Iraq war, and he prepared a memorandum for
the DCI describing the worst-case view of the Iran-Iraq conflict.
-- NIO/Economics prepared talking points for the DCI for the NSC
meeting on US-West European relations.
II. Other Activities
-- NIO/EA testified on Taiwan's military needs before the House
Foreign Affairs subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs. He also
briefed a delegation of Senate staffers en route to Beijing.
-- C/NIC attended a meeting of the Defense Policy Board today.
-- C/NIC and VC/NIC discussed Ithe progress and future
expansion of NIO contacts
-- Acting NIO/USSR-EE attended a session at CSIS on their project
concerning the USSR in the 1980s.
-- NIO/GPF briefed Gen. Stilwell (DVSD/Policy) on 15 July on the
GPF estimates program. Gen. Stilwell showed particular interest in
military estimates on the Far East. A similar briefing is being given
to Gen. Richardson (Army DCOS/Operations) today.
-- A/NIO/Africa attended an interagency meeting at State to
discuss a US response to Somali President Siad's request for military
assistance to cope with Ethiopian military actions against Somalia.
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-- NI0/NESA participated in an interagency meeting at State to
examine future US policy options on Vie Palestinian question and the
autonomy talks.
III. Future Activities
-- (Nothing of significance to report at this time.)
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FROM: Stanley Sporkin
General Counsel
Weekly OGC Report for the DCI/DDCI
ITEMS OF MAJOR INTEREST - 10 - 16 JULY 1982
Agency's Presentation to the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs Concerning International Atomic Energy Agency Safeguards.
On 14 July 1982 OGC attorneys accompanied DDI analysts who briefed
Representative Clement Zablocki, Chairman of the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs, and Representatives Jonathan Bingham, Richard
Ottinger, and Robert Lagomarsino on the subject of International
Atomic Energy Agency Safeguards. This briefing had been offered as
a way to provide the Congressmen with relevant intelligence information
without providing direct access to DO raw intelligence reports. The
briefing was well received and Chairman Zablocki indicated that he
is satisfied with the Agency's response. Representatives Bingham
and Ottinger are expected to ask Chairman Zablocki to reconsider
their request for direct access t documents, but we are hopeful
that the matter has been resolved
Stanley Sporkin
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DCI WEEKLY REPORT
In May 1982 the President's Intelligence Oversight Board (PIOB)
requested of the IG copies of several in-house Agency documents
relevant to employee conduct. These were provided. In a letter
to me this week, Bob Turner, PIOB Counsel, suggested several
minor changes and additions to one of these documents. Revision
of the regulatory issuance in which Turner is interested has been
under way along the lines he suggested. One of his other sugges-
tions makes sense and is easily adoptable. The other will be
addressed separately. I am so advising Turner.
We continue to uncover new material on former Agency contacts
with former Department of Defense officials who are of current
investigatory interest to Justice. None of these documents are
damaging to the Agency; they are, in fact, helpful. OGC will
brief Justice on their content.
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COMPTROLLER CHECKLIST
Overseas..Pay Differential. Forwarded a reprogramming request to Congress
to fund the FY 1982 costs of the overseas pay differential.
HPSCI and HAC advised that this request would not be acted on until they
have an opportunity to review the final study report and resolve any
remaining questions.
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16 July 1982
MEMORANDUM FOR: Executive Director
Acting Director, Office of External Affairs
SUBJECT: DCI Weekly Report
1. Public Affairs Division
Interviews:' On Monday, 19 July, Paul Borel, Editor of CIRA Newsletter,
will meet with the DDCI and the General Counsel. Mr. Borel plans
to do an article on the DDCI for an upcoming CIRA Newsletter. He
wishes to meet with the General Counsel to discuss an advisory group
that he understands has been formed by the General Counsel of past
Agency General Counsels.
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a reporter or Newhouse Publications. Farmer's article is expected
to feature the second careers of former CIA em to ees. and 25X1
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and toward the rather more distinguished careers o o er more
honorable former employees.
Girls Nation Visitor: On Friday, 23 July, the Executive Director
will meet with a representative of the Girls Nation Program which
is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary.
Public Appearances: On Thursday, 22 July, NIO
for Latin America, andl NIC Analytic Group, will
attend the first in a series o lectures sponsored by the Center
for Strategic and International Studies on the "Future of the
Inter-American System, Post-Falklands" at the International Club,
Washington, D.C.
2. Coordinator for Academic Affairs
Nothing significant to report.
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3. Legislative Liaison Division
The Director is scheduled to appear before the Senate Select
Committee on Intelligence on Tuesday, 20 July, at 3:00 p.m.
Subject: Mauritius activities.