WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 26 OCTOBER 1984

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP87-00352R000200010001-5
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 6
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 3, 2009
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: October 26, 1984
• Content Type: MEMO

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ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
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DDA Weekly Report
FROM:
Harry E. Fitzwater
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DDA 84-0046/42
26 October 1984
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 26 October 1984
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
b. On 23 and 24 October, OP conducted an Open House/Seminar for all
Agency employees in the Headquarters auditorium. After an update of personnel
activities by several senior OP officers, a question and answer session was
held. Attendance and interest was good.
25X1
c. A video presentation on retirement benefits and entitlements has
been developed by Retirement Division/OP and is currently being reproduced for
distribution to Headquarters and field elements. It covers a wide variety of
informational topics including annuity estimates and receipt of annuities,
insurance benefits, taxes, creditable service, former spouse entitlements, and
other important issues of interest to prospective retirees. The video also
provides employees with advance information on procedures and administrative
requirements which will assist them in their actual retirement processing.
d. Information Division/OP prepared a report that showed that on
30 September, there were 17 personnel on Agency rolls who were serving with
the Agency at its founding on 18 September 1947. Their grades range from
GS-08 to SIS-05. Ten are in the GS-14 and above level. Their occupational
specialities are representative of the Agency as a whole in terms of
operations, intelligence, high tech, administrative services, and senior
management.
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e. OP was able to assist an applicant who had inadvertently left his
return airline ticket in the Headquarters reception area following his
interviews. Attempts to locate him were unsuccessful. The applicant
subsequently called OP an hour before departure of his flight from National
Airport and asked for help. An OP courier navigated rush hour traffic,
completed the hand-off of the ticket at curbside, and the applicant made his
flight. -
f. On 22 November, Chief, Psychiatric Operations Division, Office of
Medical Services, addressed members of the Department of State's FSI
Mid-Career Course on the "Psychology of Terrorism."
h. The Office of Security, in conjunction with the Office of Medical
Services, began a program to provide certified training in cardiopulmonary
resuscitation skills to the new Security Protective Officers. The goal of
this program is to eventually ensure full first aid emergency response
training to the entire Security Protective Officer force.
i. The final termination agreement with Computer Sciences Corporation
(CSC) for the original MERCURY development contract was signed on 19 October.
This action concludes the protracted settlement negotiations with CSC for all
work performed as prime contractor on the MERCURY Project during the period
August 1981 through agreed upon final cost for this entire
period was less than CSC had originally
requested. ew contracts with all MERCURY contractors, to include CSC, have
been signed and development activities continue with the Office of
Communications serving in the 'prime' role formerly performed by CSC.
k. On 23 October, several C&P telephone conduits were damaged by a
subcontractor for the George Hyman Company who was drilling test holes to
determine the extent of underground rock in the area of excavation for new
utility lines. However, the damage was undetected until late that evening.
Repair crews from the C&P Telephone Company completed temporary repairs on
25 October. Damage appears to have affected only black-line service between
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1. The third increment of permanent OSS records, consisting of 255
cubic feet, is ready for transfer to the National Archives Records Service
(NABS). Some of these records include: material from the Washington
n. Mr. M. B. Oglesby, Deputy Assistant to the President for
Legislative Affairs (House), and Ms. Lyn Withey, Special Assistant to the
President for Legislative Affairs (House), visited on 16 October.
During their visit, they were given an overview briefing o
o. I Iwho lives on the 22 acres adjacent to
the Agency property, has been quite concerned about the possibility of CIA
building a road across her property. Through an intermediary, I tried to
assure her that this is not intended, and offered to visit her and explain our
plans for Route 123. She replied that, "she wanted nothing to do with CIA."
Thus, it was rather surprising when she later invited me to tea at 1500 on
25 October. The New Building Project Officer and I accepted the invitation;
our meeting was very cordial and I have invited her to lunch on Monday,
29 October which she eagerly accepted. is 90 years old.
3. Significant activities anticipated during the coming week:
the Fairbank Highway Research Station.
Representatives of the Office of Logistics will also attend this luncheon.
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ORIG:EO/DDA
(26 Oct 84)
Distribution:
0-DCI
1 - DDCI
1 - ExDir
1 - DDA Subi
1-Ea. DA OD
1 - SSA/DDA
1 - DDA/CMS
1 - DDA/SS
1 - DDA/MS
1 - EEO/DDA
1 - HEF Chrono
1 - EO/DDA Subj
1 - OLL
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