WEEKLY REPORT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86M00886R002700030023-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 9
• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 16, 2008
• Sequence Number: 23
• Publication Date: January 16, 1984
• Content Type: REPORT

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16 January 1984
Weekly Report
Directorate of Administration
- CY 1983 W-2's for staff employees will be distributed with the salary checks and
earning statements during the week of 16-20 January. W-2's for CIARDS annuitants
will also be distributed during the week of 16-20 January.
- Senator Richard Lugar (R., IN), a Member of the SSCI, accompanied by his staff
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Directorate of Operations - No report.
Directorate of Science and Technology
- The State De artment requested NPIC on 4 January to prepare briefing boards of
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package will be used by Richard T. Kennedy, Special Ambassador for Nuclear Affairs,
in a briefing for senior foreign officials. He will be leaving the country on 12 January.
- Briefing boards of the area indicating any type of activity were 25X1
prepared for the State Department on 6 January. These boards were used by General
Walters, the President's Ambassador at Large, t officials on 7 January. 25X1
Directorate of Intelligence
- NESA prepared a typescript, "Saudi Attitudes Toward US Policy," for the DDCI to pass
to Secretary of State Shultz.
OGI completed a typescript memorandum entitled "Terrorist Training Camps Around
the World," as requested by the DCI.
OGI, along with DO/EUR, is preparing a DCI-requested review of (book
on the Papal assassination attempt.
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ALA briefed and debriefed US Ambassadors Bish (Barbados) and Chapin (Guatemala)
who are in Washington briefly from their-tours.
NESA prepared a typescript for Admiral Poindexter, NSC, on terrorist threats against
the US/MNF contingent (Lebanon).
OSWR briefed US Secret Service, Munitions Countermeasures, at the White House on
explosions, blast damage, and shaped charge warhead effects. Discussions were held on
potential terrorist weapons and activities.
National Intelligence Council
- A/NIO/NESA chaired coordination meetings for Memoranda to 25X1
Holders of estimates on Lebanon and Pakistan for presentation at NFIB on 17 January.
NIO/At Large (David Low) coordinated a fast-track SNIE on the Implications of New
Soviet BCW Agent Development for consideration at NFIB on 17 January.
NIO/Africa (Montgomery Rogers) chaired an interagency coorodination meeting for a
SNIE on Angola prior to presentation at NFIB on 17 January; and discussed a new SNIE
on Hunger in Africa with the NSC Africa officer.
NIO/EA coordinated an estimate on the Philippines for consideration at NFIB on
17 January, and chaired a coordination meeting for an IIM on the Implications of North
Korean and Chinese Proposals Concerning the Korean Peninsula.
NIO/Counterterrorism (David Whipple) began duty with the NIC and initiated a series
of in-house and outside consultations prior to recommending an immediate plan for
action.
A/NIO/GPF andl INIC/AG, briefed a working copy of 25X1
NIE 11-6-84, "Soviet Global Military Reach," to the Military Intelligence Board, the
Chief of Naval Operations' Strategic Studies, and at CINCLANT in Norfolk, Virginia.
A/NIO/LA chaired a meeting of NIC and ALA analysts for officers 25X1
of the Naval War College involved in creating a war game on likely Cuban actions
during a NATO/Warsaw Pact conflict.
NIO/USSR-EE (Fritz Ermarth) discussed the possibility of a study of Soviet cultural
activities in selected countries with the University of Maryland; met with 25X1
Ambassador Isham of the ICS for discussions on new forms of collection on Soviet
discontent, and on the integration of NIEs and HUMINT collection plans. Mr. Ermarth
also chaired seminars at SOVA on perceptions of Soviet policy and leadership.
NIO/USSR-EE (Ermarth) will brief the HUMINT Committee on collection priorities for
the USSR on 18 January.
Office of General Counsel
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Office of Inspector General
- The inspection report of the Office of Finance is now complete and has been forwarded
to the Executive Director and the DDCI.
As a result of discussions during the annual Audit Staff conference
we are now in the process of trying to develop an audit program which will
allow us to conduct a systematic, limited audit review of some aspects of compliance
with Executive Order 12333.
Within the next few weeks, the OIG intends to reinstitute the practice of interviewing
PCS returnees. This will enable the OIG to monitor the health and well-being of our
overseas installations and possibly pinpoint areas where OIG attention should be
focused.
It might be interesting to note that the IG Grievance and Investigations Staff
investigated 23 cases of alleged illegalities and improprieties in 1983 compared to a
like number of 23 cases in 1982. They also handled 36 grievance cases in 1983
compared with 27 in 1982. In 1983 the OIG opened three EEO investigations compared
with two in 1982. The OIG thinks these figures, which are at quite low levels
historically (for an Agency of this size), suggest a reasonably happy work force.
Office of Comptroller
- The Comptroller completed internal preparation of the FY-86 Program Call. It will be
distributed next week with instructions for review of Base and Ongoing Initiatives.
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Office of Legislative Liaison - No report.
Public Affairs Office
- The meeting arranged for Bill Kucewicz of the Wall Street Journal with DI analysts on
the subiect of Soviet R&D in biological and genetic engineering went well.
PAO will be working with the director of the National Archives to assist him in
organizing a suitable ceremony when the some 300 boxes of OSS operational files which
have been held by Archives since 1980 are released to the public. PAO envisions the
Archives ceremony will include the DCI, all members of the SSCI and HPSCI, selected
OSS veterans, and members of the media.
PAO has prepared a separate year-end report on the PRB which will be submitted to
the DCI, DDCI and Executive Director. The volume of submissions and the problems
posed by ex-employees writing on intelligence-related matters keep growing
significantly.
Upcoming Calendar
17 January - NFIB Meeting (DCI, DDCI)
- Meeting with Senator Bentsen (DDCI)
18 January - Meeting with Senator Chafee (DDCI)
- Meeting with Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs
(DCI, DDCI)
20 January - Breakfast with Secretary and Deputy Secretary of Defense (DDCI)
- Luncheon with Secretary of State (DDCI)
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S E C R E T
DDA 83-0046/1
13 January 1984
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 13 January 1984
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
c. The calendar year 1983 W-2's for Agency staff
employees were delivered by ODP to Compensation Division on
9 January. The W-2's will be distributed with the salary checks
and earning statements during the week of 16 - 20 January.
W-2's for CIARDS annuitants were produced on 10 January 1984 and
are also scheduled to be distributed during the week of
16 - 20 January.
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S E C R E T
e. Information Privacy Division, Office of Information
Services, reports that a prisoner asking for copies of any
information we have on him writes: "I understand that at this
point every neurotic paranoid idiot in the country is
petitioning your agency with this sort of request. Please be
assured that I am not in with that group of crackpots. I am a
bonafide criminal with a 15 or so years history of travel,
smuggling, and deception, currently serving two years for
aggravated arson and criminal conspiracy to commit murder."
Its nice to know we are dealing with the real thing.
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k. Senator Richard Lugar (R IN), a member of the
Senate Select Committee for Intelligence, accompanied by his
staff assistant and two Office of Legislative Liaison
representatives, visited
facilities; briefly addressed a Military Attache Training Course
class; held a roundtable discussion with representatives of
Operations Course and Military Operations Training Course
instructors; and toured the Field Activities facilities where he
was briefed on the Special Operations Training Course and the
Countering Terrorist Tactics Course, including some hands-on
defensive driving.
3. Significant activities anticipated during the coming
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