WEEKLY REPORT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP83M00914R002900030014-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 5
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 7, 2007
• Sequence Number: 14
• Publication Date: July 12, 1982
• Content Type: REPORT

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12 July 1982
Weekly Report
Intelligence Community Staff
-The Security Committee staff representative has returned from Moscow where he
participated in security activities related to the new U.S. Embassy. A briefing will be
given to the DDCI on 15 July.
Directorate for Administration
-A contract was signed on 1 July for renovation work in Headquarters for the
Compartmentation Control System.
Directorate for Operations - No report.
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
-ORD is working on methodology for assessing the potential capacity for nerve agent
production in the Soviet Union.
Deputy Director for Intelligence
-OGI briefed DoD's Joint Special Operations Command on the Agency-wide integrated
data base systems on terrorism.
-OSWR briefed the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia on a medical
screening program for chemical warfare victims.
-OSWR chaired the first meeting of the DCI CBW-Use Intelligence Working Group. The
first project will focus on issues concerning South East Asian and Afghanistan CBW use.
-EURA and SOVA will be briefing Commonwealth representatives on the peace movement
in Eastern Europe and its spillover into Western Europe.
-OSWR will brief the NSA Science Advisory Board on technology transfer.
National Intelligence Council
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-At State's request, NIO/NESA prepared and distributed a brief interagency assessment
on Israel's use of cluster munitions in Lebanon.
-NIO/Africa leaves Washington on 13 July for a trip to Egypt and Chad to brief officials
of those countries on Libyan activities in Africa.
-On 15 July NIO/GPF will brief Generals Stilwell (Deputy Under Secretary of Defense-
Policy) and Wickham (Army Vice Chief of Staff) on NIO/GPF projects.
Personnel
General Counsel
-In Black Panther Party (BPP) v. Smith the BPP notified the Supreme Court that it
intended to dismiss its case because it had exhausted resources to finance the
litigation. The Supreme Court has instructed the Court of Appeals to dismiss the case
with prejudice.
-See tab for status report on S. 2552 related to attacks on intelligence personnel, which is
on the agenda for the Senate Judiciary Committee's next scheduled meeting on 13 July.
-DoJ is considering an additional indictment against Edwin Wilson for his role in
transporting plastic explosives to Libya.
Inspector General
-Bill Working, Senator Garn's SSCI staff representative, met with OIG representatives and
will return to review 1977 IG materials relating to Wilson-Terpil and others.
-Agency representatives briefed Adm. Moorer's PFIAB Committee on budget, financial
management and internal audit mechanisms. The Committee was supportive and
requested no follow-up action.
-An inspection team has completed an inspection of AF Division at Headquarters and has
departed to inspect stations and bases in Africa. No major problems other than a
shortage of mid-level personnel have emerged.
Comptroller
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-Comptroller has distributed to the Executive Director and Deputy Directors a proposed
ranking and analysis of the FY-84 program.
Office of External Affairs
-On 16 July several Congressional staffers from the oversight committees and Public
Affairs officers from the Departments of Defense and State will visit CIA Headquarters
for briefings on security issues.
Upcoming Calendar
13 July - Briefing of HPSCI re Soviet Active Measures (DDCI)
14 July - Briefing of SSCI re Worldwide Narcotics Trafficking (DDCI)
16 July - Breakfast with Secretary of Defense (DCI, DDCI)
20 July - Breakfast with Secretary of State (DDCI)
- NFIB Meeting (DCI, DDCI)
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NFIB Budget - Brie ring materials are being prepared for.. DCI,
fit, . D/ICS meetin on 14 July with Director, OMB. ?:
--- _? SI6~Il members for the 12 July meeting.
FY` "1984 NFIP - ICS rfgresentati ves are meeting with the various
besets arranged.
?-. Moscow Securit - he Security Committee staff representative
has return from scow where he participated in security
activities related to the new US Embassy. He and the Chairman,-
Security-Coami-ttee, are scheduled to brief the DDCI on this
subiect on 15 July. A briefing for the Director. FB3_ is also
Co ni~ity-Plannin - We are preparing to update-the FY 1985
Lapa6 es u. and initiate other planning activities which
Counterintelli enc - Based on the NFIC discussion of 6 July,
a rev se Counterintelligence study has been circulated to
rogram managers t discuss in depth their FY 1984 budget
forecasts and to 1 entify areas where additional review is required prior to evelopment of DO NFIP budget for FY 1984.
will be establish shortly under the guidance of the
;Executive SteeringIGroup.
Intelligence omnunity Staff Weekly Report