LETTER TO FRANK C. CARLUCCI FROM DAVID B. FUNDERBURK

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CIA-RDP85M00364R000200240021-4
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November 22, 1982
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Approved For Release 2011/03/02 : CIA-RDP85M00364R000200240021-4 RE TAFi v iF L. F E I~~t TAB D EMBASSY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Bucharest American Embassy Bucharest APO, New York 09757 October 22, 1982 The Honorable Frank C. Carlucci Deputy Secretary of Defense Department of Defense Washington, D.C. Dear Secretary Carlucci: In your October 11 meetings with Minister of Defense Lt. Gen. Constantin Olteanu and Foreign Minister Stefan Andrei they -- especially Andrei -- status of the United States responseatoeRomania'surequest for seismic equipment. As you are aware they were referring to the Romanian request, most recently made to?USAID in early September, for a variety of seismic and other equipment to be funded by USAID's Disaster Relief Program. We understand from other Washington visitors that the Romanian Embassy in Washington has been told already the United States cannot supply some of the items requested and that the remainder of the list is being scrutinized. These Romanian requests bring into focus concerns that I and several of my staff* have had with the matter of technology transfer to Romania. noted-that Romania is to be treateU dodifferently than other t?:arsaw Pact members with regard to the reading NSDD-54 we technology. We have serious reservations about sucheanitive exception. We realize that the NSDD was a laboriously negotiated document and that the various elements of it are i n effect encapsulations that have s who deal with the subject in Washin tone We W meaning * a lo zeose e that sensitivity is relative and that there are items and technology governed by COCOM that are not particularly sensitive. We also understand that we have interests to promote by Permitting the transfer of less sensitive. items. Romani effoobs to for commercial reasons, would resist viet sensitive items; get less sensitive items more than highly tzl aeo v"Y CO:" Ir. X2 2864 - . ? a --------- - N.air---~?.a+.:.;-.+.?an~a*~~..'.ww~.'ss:r~,. aia