WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 11 DECEMBER 1981

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP84B00890R000400070013-5
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
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• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 8, 2006
• Sequence Number: 13
• Publication Date: December 11, 1981
• Content Type: MF

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11 December 1981
Weekly Report for Period Ending 11 December 1981
Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
a. Auggested travel reduction plan will be forwarded on
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
15 December.
b. The Directorate of Administration contribution to the DCI's
Annual Report to the Congress will be submitted by 18 December. ^
c. The Director of Security is taking action requested by the DDCI
regarding articles which appeared in the Foreign Report and The Washington Post;
we plan to have a response to the DDCI by mi -Decem er.
2. Items/Events of major interest:
c. A newly instil SKYLINK (SC-3) terminal in was formally 25X1
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e. An officer from the Psychological Services Division, Office of
Medical Services, chaired a meeting of the Mensuration Standards Group,
Terrestrial Information Exchange Panel, on 3 December. The meeting was sponsored
by the Naval Intelligence Support Center, Suitland, Maryland, for the purpose of
defining the Reconnaissance Community's training needs in photogrammetry through
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mutually beneficial, and all agreed that additional, meetings are needed U .A9c"l_ _7.3
on 3 December - for
amber of Commerce Building. The students returned to
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,graduation ceremonies with the Deputy Director for Operations as the guest
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speaker. Also during this reporting p or officer Development -
Course entered its 13th and final wee 9c4.1
f. On -4 December.. _ re resentatives from the Office of Security met with .:
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officers.: of the at
the latter's request-to . discuss computer security concerns relative to, err 2:5X1
Project. The meeting
Board met iwiihF
NFAC, our recent Congressional Fellow. (1980/81), -
The Chairman and the Executive Secretary of the Training Selection
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to discuss his year as a Fellow- . ter the initial Foreign Affairs Fellow program,
spent the first part of his Congressional Fellowship with Senator
Sam, Nunn. He then moved to the House Committe Tnt-grinr and Insular Affairs 25X1
Subcommittee on Investigations and Oversight. I I will be meeting.-with
our Legislative Liaison staff in the near, future.
represent the most advanced software of its kind in the cou~!tiy.
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i. Three representatives from the Language School, Office of. Training
and Education, and'a psychometrician from the Psychological Services Division,
Office of Medical Services, attended a .National Conference on Language Proficiency
at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey 30 November - 1 December- The
conference defined national proficiency test needs in both government and academia
and allocated responsibility for test development among the Defense Language
Institute, Foreign Service Institute; National Security A ency, and.CLk_ The -
keynote of the conference was the cooperation between the government agencies and
the national foreign language professional organizations. The Language School's
contribution was particularly evident in oral tester training, reading test
development, and test analysis through the ORTEST computer progra;-n a project
under development by the Office of Data Processing -which, -krill, w:'he plemented,25X1
k. During 26 -. 29 November, representatives of -the Language School
.attended the -American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages ' conference
in Denver where they participated in a presentation on Government Ora
Proficiency.Testingthe presentation was enthusiastically received..
3. Significant -events
anticipated during the corona-week:.
a. The Secretary of the Army, John 0. 'Marsh, Jr., 'and several officers
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will visit=on 17 December accompanied by the Director of Training.
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b. The kings Luncheon was hosted by the DDSFT at Headquarters
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