AMENDMENT TO 13 MAY MEMO REQUESTING BLUEBIRD TRANSPORTATION

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• Publication Date: May 16, 1983
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CONTf C E : Karl M. Schmidt Hl"IL : 1:30 to 2:30
NUMBER 047 PFOPLE:20-25
CONF=ERENCE ROOM DCI Conf. Rm. (7D60)**
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MEMO TO:
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PUi I..IC AFFAIRS
-- REGISTRY (OEEXA)
CAFE IERIA:
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OEXA 83-1173/1
16 May 1983
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Logistics Services Division, OL
FROM: Coordinator for Academic Affairs, OEXA
SUBJECT: Amendment to 13 May Memo Requesting
Bluebird Transportation
1. Memo was sent forward on 13 May requesting transportation
for a group of 22 Syracuse University students, one professor, and one
course Assistant to come to Agency headquarters on 20 May 1983. Please
amend paragraph 2 as follows:
2. Please provide pick-up at 1:00 at the following location:
State Plaza Hotel
2116 F Street N.W.
Washington, D.C..
Please return the group to the Pentagon, departing Headquarters at
approximately 2:30. (River Entrance).
3. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. f you have
any further questions, please call Elsie on extension II
STAT
STAT
I - OEXA Registry (83'1173/1)I
2 - CAA/OEXA
CAA/OEXA? 1(16 May 1983)
Distribution:
Original & 1 -.Addressee
1 - Hdqs. Security
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OEXA 83-1173
13 May 1983
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chiefs.Logistics Services Division, OL
SUBJECT:
Coordinator for Academic Affairs, OEXA
Request for Bluebird Transportation
i. W'11 ou lease provide Bluebird transportation for a group
at approximately 2:30.
y p
of 22 Syracuse University students, one professor (Prof. Schmidt), and
one course Assistant, to Agency headquarters on 20 May 1983. They
are scheduled to receive a briefing beginning at 1:30 in Room 7D60.
2. Please provide pick-up at 1:00 at the following location:
State Plaza Hotel
2116 F Street N.W.
Washington, D.C.
Please return the group to the same address, departing Headquarters
3. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. If you have
any further questions, please call Els
ie on extension
STAT
STAT
STAT
Distribution:
Original Addressee
Distribution:
Original & 1 Addressee
1 - Hdqs. Security
1 - OEXA Registry (83-1173)
2 - CA
CAA/OEXA 1(13 May 1983)
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13 May 1983
MEMORANDUM FOR: Administrative Officer, OEXA
FROM: Coordinator for Academic Affairs
SUBJECT: Syracuse University Visit to Headquarters
20 May 1983
1. Attached is a list of names and Social Security numbers
of a group of 22 students and two administrators from Syracuse
University, Syracuse, New York, who will be visiting the Agency.
on 20 May 1983. They are all U.S. citizens.
2. The group will arrive at Headquarters via Agency transpor-
tation at approximately 1:30 for a briefing in Room 7D60. They
will depart via-Agency transportation at approximately 2:30
immediately after the briefing.
Attachment:
As stated
Original & 1 - Addressee (w/att)
1 Hqs. Security (w/att)
1 - Main Receptionist (w/att)
1 - PAD/OEXA (w/att)
2 CAA OEXA (w/att)
CAA/OEXA4 May 1983)
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1 April 1983
Mr. Karl M. Schmidt
Maxwell Graduate School of
Citizenship and Public Affairs
.Washington Seminar
17 Maxwell Hall
Syracuse, New'York 13210
Dear Professor Schmidt:
We would be most happy to welcome you and your students from
Syracuse.University on May 20th from 1:30 to 2:30. 1 have already
contacted and, fortunately, he will again be
available to brief ur students on that date. As you may have
gathered, enjoys meeting with your group and will be
looking forward. to another stimulating exchange with the students
this year.
As you may recall, we do have two rules that apply to all
groups coming to our Headquarters Building; i.e., the names and
social security numbers of all visitors must be submitted to this
office well in advance of the visit (a minimum of two weeks) and
only U.S. citizens are permitted on the grounds. We shall try to
provide bus transportation for your group as we have in prior years.
We can make final arrangements regarding transportation by telephone
after you arrive in Washington.
With all best wishes.
Si ncerely,
STAT
Coordinator for Academic Affairs
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Karl Schmidt, Director of the Washington Seminar of
the Maxwell School at Syracuse, would like to bring
20-25 graduate and undergraduate students to Headquarters
for a briefing on the intelligence community on 20 May.
We have been hosting Schmidt and his students for many
years. I I would be willing to do the briefing
as he has tor the last two years. Please secure approval
from the DDCI or whover. Thanks.
Coordinator for Academic Affairs
Date 1 April 1983
FORM
545 101 EUSE D TONS PREVIOUS
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MAXWELL SCHOOL OF CITIZENSHIP
AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
WASHINGTON
SEMINAR
WASHINGTON, D.C.,
MAY 9-28, 1983
Cover: Seminar members meet on the Capitol steps with Congressman
Matthew P. McHugh (D-N.Y.) of the powerful House Appropriations
Committee before discussing the budget and federal expenditures.
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WSN
SEMINAR
With the 1984 presidential campaign one
short year away, will Ronald Reagan "stay the
course?"
With the 1982 election results strongly sug-
gesting voter disenchantment with Reagan ad-
ministration policies, will the 98th Congress
press for change?
Key questions such as these dominate the
crucial year of 1983. Seek the answers
yourself on the political "turf" in Washington,
D.C. Analyze the major issues confronting
both president and Congress during three ex-
citing, intensive weeks in the nation's capital.
Interview the participants in the governing
process: cabinet and subcabinet officers,
legislative leaders of both parties, career ad-
ministrators, lobbyists for powerful pressure
groups, and journalists from leading national
media. Get the story behind the scenes as a
member of the Washington Seminar sponsored
by Syracuse University's Maxwell School of
Citizenship and Public Affairs.
Members of the seminar meet to discuss the congressional
role in oversight of monetary policy with Congressman
George Wortley (R-N. Y.), a member of the House Banking
Committee.
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THEMES
The Reagan Administration: "Staying the
Course?"
The 98th Congress: Pressure for Change?
Assisrant Secretary of interior Joan M. Davenport discusses
ir'derol energy and rnincrals policy with members of the
Washinytorn Seminar
1983
ISSUES
Economic Policy
Reaganomics ': What cost unemployment to
light inflation?
Social program cuts: What costs in human
terms?
Defense Policy
Unbridled military spending: What costs in
whopping budget deficits?
Foreign Policy
Cold War renewal: What cost in true national
security?
Regulatory Policy
Unrestrained free enterprise: What costs in
public health and safety?
Environmental Policy
Short-run exploitation: What cost for future
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GIBILITY `"
AND ADMISSION
Washington Seminar courses are conducted
according to the usual high standards of the
Maxwell School's political science and public
administration departments and are especially
appropriate for students in those areas. Ap-
plications are also encouraged from students
majoring in other disciplines, as well as from
those enrolled at other institutions. The only
requirements are that students must be in
good academic standing; must submit two let-
ters of recommendation, preferably from col-
lege instructors familiar with their work; and
must submit evidence of their intellectual and
physical capacity to undertake this intensive,
demanding program.
Applications are due on April 8, 1983. Ac-
ceptance thereafter will depend upon
available space.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Housing arrangements are made by the
Washington Seminar to assure convenience of
location and the opportunity for close associa-
tion among participants. Charges for modern
accommodations with kitchenettes are
modest-about $400 for the 20-day period
based on triple occupancy, Double and single
occupancy housing is available at propor-
tionately higher prices.
Payment of rent directly to the hotel is due
upon arrival in Washington. A conference
room charge, not expected to exceed $30, is
also payable upon arrival.
Excellent food is available at government
and private cafeterias for an average daily
cost of $8. Subway and cab fare for travel to
and from interviews, as well as other inciden-
tal costs, may be expected to average about
$3 per day. These charges are the responsibili-
ty of the student, as are travel arrangements
and expenses to and from Washington. It may
be possible to arrange car pools for sharing
driving expense.
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INTERVIEWS
A partial list of the Washington officials
whom seminar participants have interviewed
in recent years includes:
United States Senators
Max Baucus (D-Mont.)
Nancy Landon Kassebaum (R-Kans.)
Richard G. Lugar (R-Ind.)
Cabinet and Subcabinet Officers
James B. Edwards, Secretary, Department of
Energy
Richard E. Lyng, Undersecretary, Department
of Agriculture
United States Congressmen
Richard L. Cheney (R-Wyo.)
Claude Pepper (D-Fla.)
Agency Heads
Anne M. Gorsuch, Administrator, Environmen-
tal Protection Agency
Nancy Harvey Steorts, Chairman, Consumer
Products Safety Commission
Fiscal Experts
John D. Heller, Assistant Comptroller General
of the United States
J. Charles Partee, member, Board of Gover-
nors, Federal Reserve System
Career Administrators
Alan L. Dean, Chairman, National Academy of
Public Administration
Edward F. Preston, Assistant Director, Office of
Management and Budget
Foreign Affairs Experts
Lincoln Gordon, Central Intelligence Agency
Joseph C. Wheeler, Deputy Administrator,
Agency for International Development
Washington Journalists
John W. Finney, Washington News Editor, The
New York Times
Jim Lehrer, Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
Pressure Group Representatives
Henry B. Schechter, AFL-CIO
John Mahoney, American Medical Association
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CREDIT
Undergraduate (Political science, PSC 472, 3
credits) Grades are determined on the basis
of: (1) the interviews conducted; (2) a series
of logs that describe and analyze selected in-
terviews; and (3) a comprehensive final ex-
amination. Course credit is transferable to
other colleges and universities, subject to their
regulations.
Graduate (Political science or public ad-
ministration, PSC/PPA 701, 3 credits) Graduate
students have the opportunity to write a paper
in an area of their own interest based on their
first-hand interviews and subsequent research.
Performance is judged by: (1) the research
paper-to be completed within a month after
leaving Washington; (2) the interviews con-
ducted; (3) the analytical logs; and (4) the
final examination. The course offers regular
credits in the Maxwell School's master's and
doctoral programs in political science and
public administration. Course credit is
transferable to other graduate institutions,
subject to their regulations.
Additional Credit (PSC 490/890 or PPA 890)
Undergraduate and graduate students who
wish to undertake an independent research
project for extra credit may register for In-
dependent Study. These courses may carry
one, two, or three credits, enabling a student
to take as many as six credits in the
Washington Seminar.
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APPLICATION FORM
A deposit of $50 must accompany the com-
pleted application from this brochure. The
deposit is credited toward tuition (or may be
refunded upon withdrawal on or before April
8, 1983). The balance of tuition is payable no
later than May 2, 1983. Checks for both the
deposit and tuition should be made payable to
Syracuse University and submitted to the pro-
gram director at the address below. Students
must also complete a summer sessions
registration form, which will be sent upon
receipt of application, before going to
Washington, D.C.
It is expected that tuition will not exceed
$188 per credit for undergraduates ($564 for
three credits) or $202 per credit for graduate
students ($606 for three credits). The tuition
amounts as stated at this time are only ap-
proximations and are subject to change. A
final determination regarding summer sessions
tuition will be made by February 1, 1983.
Mail the completed application, together
with deposit, to Karl M. Schmidt, Director,
Washington Seminar, 17 Maxwell Hall, Depart-
ment of Political Science, Syracuse University,
Syracuse, New York 1321 0. Requests for fur-
ther information or additional applications
should be directed to Professor Schmidt as
well.
Your college business address
Your college business telephone
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Major
Approx. grade point average
based on A =
Number of credits (not courses)
completed by May 1983 in:
American history ---Economics
-Political science ---Public administration
Public Affairs ---International relations
Have you had a basic course in American
government?
Grade received year where
Are you interested in undergraduate
or graduate credit?
Do you intend to elect the additional independent
study?
For how many credits?
Names of two references whom you have asked
to send letters of recommendation:
Do you suffer from any physical disability or chronic
illness?
If so, briefly explain
Housing preference:
single* double* _ triple
Will make own housing arrangements
Smoker Nonsmoker
*Note that accommodations in a single or double
room increase the cost of housing.
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
May 3, 1983
mic Affairs
Central Intelligence Agency
Vashington, U.C. 20505
Will you please add the names of the two following students to the
list submitted to you earlier:
Barsa, Stephanie
Sonu, Karen S.
Many than s.
k arl M. Schmidt
Professor of Political Science and
Public Administration
Director, Washington Seminar
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
April 27, 1983
Coordinator for Academic Affairs
Central Intelligence Agency
Nashiagton, D.C. 20505
In respo.ise to your letter of April lst, I are enclosing the
list of students who will be visiting CIA headquarters Friday May 20th,
for the 1:30 Pl`1 meeting with Each of them is an
American citizen.
I shall ask my graduate assistant, '11-1s. Theresa Delaney, to
contact your office after our arrival in Washington to work out
the transportation arrangements.
I look forward with pleasure to seeing you again next month. Many
thanks for making the arrangements on our behalf.
Karl M. Sclunidt
Professor of Political Science and
Public Administration
Director, Washington Seminar
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
March 25, 1983
Academic Coordinator
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
For several years, you have generously arranged special programs for
our Washington Seminar students with officials of the CIA. The past
two years, for example, we have met with for STAT
discussions about the role of the agency
gathering and analysis.
Would it be possible for you to arrange a similar program again this
year? There will be some 20 to 25 graduate and undergraduate students
who will be exploring defense and foreign policy as one of their main
themes. In the third year of the Reagan administration, we would be
particularly interested in any "mid-course corrections" in the intelligence
community and its administration.
If such a session is possible, may I suggest Friday May 20th from 1:30 to
2:30 p.m.? This is only a sugggestion, however, and we shall be happy
to schedule another time more convenient for you. As in the past, we
shall be most appreciative if you will again be able to arrange bus
transportation for us to and from Langley.
Many thanks for your past help and your assistance once again this year.
Sincerely,
(L`, 1. CC - f c
Karl M. Schmidt
Professor of Political Science and Public Administration
Director, Washington Seminar
Washington Address (May 7-27):
State Plaza Hotel
21117 E Street, N.W.
Phone: [phone]
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