WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 8 FEBRUARY 1985
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11 February 1985
Weekly Report
Directorate of Administration
-- The Agency's first Security Protective Officers training class graduated 25X1
from an 8-week training course at the Federal Law Enforcement Training
Center (FLETC) in Glynco, Georgia. The class received the highest average
scores of any FLETC class to date.
-- Contributions to the Combined Federal Campaign now total
isl -lover the Agency's 1985 goal.
-- On 1 February, an applicant direct mail program began when resume forms
were sent to 0 graduate students who are majors in subjects of
interest to the Agency. Field recruitment offices will review the
applications and screen persons selected for consideration. If this
program proves productive, we will be able to contact up to
students by mail by April.
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National Intelligence Council
-- Meetings were held to coordinate on the following interagency papers:
draft fast-track SNIE 78-85: Sudan: Short-Term Prospects for the Nimeiri
Regime; draft of a Memorandum to Holders SNIE 12.7-83: Romania: The
Outlook for Ceausescu; draft fast-track SNIE 36.5-85: Qadhafi's.Global
Reach.
-- The NFIB approved NIE 7-85: The Outlook for Sudden Political Change in
Key Non-Communist Developing Countries.
-- NIO at Large (David Low) completed the IIM: Warsaw Pact: Assessment of
the Threat Potential of Selected Toxins.
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-- NIOs began work on SNIE 30/2-85: Libya, Syria, and Iran: Radical Entente
and fast-track SNIE 11-16-85: Moscow'.s Political Objectives in Arms
Control, 1985.
Office of Legislative Liaison
-- At the request of Bud McFarlane, C/ACIS/DDI, briefed SSCI
Chairman Durenberger on 4 February, HAC Defense Subcommittee Chairman
Addabbo and Ranking Minority Member McDade on 6 February, and SAC Defense
Subcommittee Chairman Stevens on 7 February, regarding the data denial
issue relating to arms control. Key staff also attended.
will be briefing SSCI Vice Chairman Leahy, HPSCI Chairman Hamilton and 25X1
Ranking Minority Member Stump as soon as possible.
-- Omnibus Intelligence and Security Improvement Act - HPSCI Ranking Minority
Member Stump introduced legislation on 8 February that would, among other
things, criminalize unauthorized disclosure of classified information,
regulate the use of the polygraph and prepublication review in the
Government while preserving their use within the Intelligence Community,
and allow the Government to naturalize certain aliens admitted to the U.S.
because of their critical contributions to the security of the United
States. The Republicans may attempt to add these amendments and certain
other technical amendments contained in the Stump bill to our Intelligence
Authorization Bill when it is considered by the HPSCI this spring.
-- On Tuesday, 19 February, at 9:00 a.m., Larry Gershwin, NIO/SP, will brief
the SASC on Soviet strategic developments and trends.
-- On Tuesday, 19 February, at 4:30 p.m., D/OLL will brief Senator McConnell
and an SSCI staffer on the CIA.
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Upcoming Calendar
DDCI out of city through 14 February.
13 February - NFIB Meeting (DCI)
14 February - Meeting with Assistant to the President for National
Security Affairs (DCI)
15 February - Breakfast with Secretary of Defense (DCI)
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DDA 85-0060/5
8 February 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 8 February 1985
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
a. On 1 February, the Agency's first Security Protective Officers
training class graduated from an 8-week training course held at the Federal
Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) in Glynco, Georgia. The DDA delivered
the keynote address to the graduating class. It was reported that this class,
containing the Security Protective Officers, received the highest average
scores of any FLETC graduating class to date.
f. Contributions to the Combined Federal Campaign now total
This isl lover the Agency's 1985 goal of
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g. On 1 February, the first phase of an applicant direct mail program
was implemented and resume'forms were sent to graduate students who are
majors in subjects of interest to the Agency. Student responses will be sent
to our field recruitment offices where they will be reviewed and screened, and
those selected for consideration will be handled in the same way as other
applicants. If this program proves productive, we will contact up to
students by mail by April.
h. Representatives of the Office of Personnel visited the Pentagon to
revitalize a program launched in the spring of 1983 to obtain information on
officers about to leave the military service who are potential Career Trainee
applicants. The Office of the Secretary of Defense considers the agreement
still in force and has solicited our comments on the criteria originally
furnished. A letter is currently being drafted by our Pentagon contact to the
services requesting their renewed cooperation.
i. On 4 February, representatives of the Office of Information
Services and the CIA Historian met with the Archivist of the United States and
personnel from the National Archives and Records Service (NARS). The meeting
was to plan for a systematic review program for CIA records of historical
interest. The names of seven eminent historians throughout the United States
were listed and three will be selected to come to Washington in March to
discuss the proposed program. A report on this subject is due to Congress by
1 June 1985.
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m. During the reporting period, a representative from the Office of
Data Procesing, Consolidated SAFE Project Office, presented a SAFE briefing to
Mr. Robert Surrette, a new member of the House Permanent Select Committee on
Intelligence.
3. Significant activities anticipated during the coming week:
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DDI-00712-85
8 February 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report 4 - 8 February 1985
DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
ALA prepared a Nicaraguan-Salvadoran tactical update
requested by the DCI.
OEA updated information on events in Southeast Asia for a
support cable for the DDCI.
OGI prepared materials on world famine and refugees for use
in a forthcoming speech by the DCI.
OGI prepared a paper for the DCI on the consolidation of 25X1
power by Marxist-Leninist regimes.
OGI prepared a short paper for the DCI on the economic and
strategic concerns of an oil price decline.
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NESA met with Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs
Armacost to discuss arms transfers to the Middle East.
NESA briefed Ambassador Dunbar on the Afghanistan
insurgency.
OGI provided a typescript to State Department's Assistant
Secretary, Richard Burt, on the current wave of European
terrorism.
OSWR briefed Ambassador Ellis on Soviet SDI efforts.
Looking Ahead
NESA will brief a senior staff member of the NSC on the
current security situation in Sri Lanka on 13 February.
Briefings
There were 6 briefings on the Hill this past week.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
National Intelligence Council NIC #00709-85
8 February 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Herbert E. Meyer
Vice Chairman, National Intelligence Council
SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 4 - 8 February 1985
I. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) briefed the DCI on Angola and
Mozambique, and prepared talking points for the DCI's use at a meeting
with Assistant Secretary of State Crocker.
NIO at Large (Hal Ford) prepared a revised DCI Worldwide Briefing
for a return visit to the Senate Armed Services Committee and prepared a
draft NIC Threat Outlook, with the assistance of the NIOs.
National Intelligence Officers Fritz Ermarth (USSR), Graham Fuller
(NESA), Lawrence Gershwin (SP), David Low (at Large), Henry Tessandori
(GPF), Julian Nall (S&T), Robert Vickers (LA), and Charles Allen (CT)
participated in the DCI's Worldwide Briefing of the Senate Armed
Services Committee.
NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) prepared talking points on
Greek/Turkish relations for the DCI's use at meetings with Ambassador
Strausz-Hupe and Mr. McFarlane.
Assistant NIO/Latin America) I prepared a central
American update for the DCI's use at meetings with Secretary Weinberger
and Mr. McFarlane.
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NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) prepared two memoranda for the DCI on
Chernenko.
Assistant NIO/USSR( (prepared a memorandum for the 25X1
DCI on "Intelligence Community External Research on Soviet Society and
Economy."
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III. Of Interest This Week
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) met with US Ambassador to Cameroon, and
with A/NIO/Africa met with the Ambassador to Seychelles.
NIO at Large (Hal Ford) prepared a memorandum for C/NIC commenting
on a State Department sponsored plan for briefing Congressional leaders
on Radio Marti, briefed a group of visiting Defense Intelligence college
students on the role of the NIOs; and conferred with OGI and OSWR
officers on various questions concerning intelligence and international
communications problems.
NIO at Large (David Low), with C/ACIS, met with ACDA Director
Kenneth Adelman and other senior ACDA officials to discuss worldwide CW
proliferation; attended a meeting chaired by ACIS to discuss the
response to the Quayle Amendment on Community programs to monitor
compliance with the 1972 BW Convention and the 1925 Geneva Protocol; and
attended a meeting of the DCI's CW/Toxin Use Committee.
A/NIO/ALI Imet with Dr. Thomas Welch, Deputy
Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Chemical Matters, and his
assistant to help the DOD in its briefings to Congress on CW
modernization; met with NSA officials to discuss work on NIE 11/17-85:
"Soviet Chemical and Biological Warfare Program"; and with A/NIO/GPF
and of the NIC/AG, met with DIA
officials to discuss Soviet doctrine for employment of CBW.
Assistant NIO at Largel lattended a meeting of the
Nonproliferation Working Group of the Joint Atomic Energy Intelligence
Committee.
NIO/Counterterrorism, Narcotics (Charles Allen) and Assistant NIOs
(Narcotics) and (Counterterrorism) visited NSA
for discussions with Deputy Director Robert Rich and to pay a courtesy
call on the Directors for Operations and Research and Development;
attended DD/S&T arranged briefings by ORD, OSO, OTS, and NPIC; discussed
terrorism and station collection efforts with with
visited OIA to discuss imagery support and collection problems
on narcotics and terrorism, and met with the JCS Joint Commission on DOD
Support for International Drug Interdiction to discuss Community
narcotics initiatives and collection gaps.
Acting NIO/Economics (David Low) with A/NIO/Economics
met with OALA analysts to discuss the economic and political
condition of the major Latin American debtor countries; with other NIOs,
met with Hans Heymann to discuss various projects to
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discussed current
conditions in the oil market with and traveled to New York
City to discuss the LDC debt situation with bankers and economists.
Assistant NIO/Economics
consultant
discussed stockpiling with
NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) attended an SDI briefing for the
French Foreign minister at the State Department; and with Assistant
NIO/Europe discussed developments in Eastern Europe
with NSC staff member Paula Dobriansky. also attended a
meeting of the Malta NSSD at the State Department.
Assistant NIO/FDIAI (prepared background material for
C/SECOM, for a presentation before the HPSCI
regarding the damage resulting from unauthorized open-source
disclosures, particularly concerning US technical-intelligence
collection systems.
Acting NIO/GPF
and Assistant NIO/GPF
met with the Strategy Concepts Development Center of
the National Defense University to discuss Soviet global reach and
land discussed events in Central America with NSC
staff member Constantine Menges.
Assistant NIO/LAl lbriefed the Mid-career Course
on the estimates process.
Assistant NIO/LAl (began duty with the NIC on detail
from DIA following a year as a member of the NSC Crisis Management
Planning Staff.
NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) met with two businessmen involved in the
Middle East oil market and Soviet trade, and addressed the DIA Senior
Seminar on Middle East Affairs.
NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin) met with Ambassadors Kampelman, Gutman, 25X1
and Nitze, and ACDA officer Henry Cooper to discuss Soviet INF
developments and the Soviet space program; attended a meeting at OSD Net
Assessment with Andrew Marshall, LtGen Odom, and T. K. Jones regarding
Soviet capabilities to deploy ABM-capable SAM systems; and held meetings
with Community analysts to discuss SS-19 ICBM accuracy and future ICBMs
being developed by the Soviets.
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NIO/S&T (Julian Nall) briefed the CT course; met with Al
Trivelpiece, Director of Research for the Department of Energy; and with
Associate NIO/S&T met with James McCreary, the Defense
Intelligence Officer for Strategic Programs and R&D, and
SIGINT National Intelligence Officer for S&T, to discuss science and
technology production.
Associate NIO/S&TI lattended a meeting of the Naval
Intelligence Informal Consulting Panel in San Diego.
NIO/Warning (John Bird) visited Adm. MacDonald, CINCLANT, and
Commodore Sel Brooks, CINCLANT J-2, for discussions of warning and
support to military commanders;
NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) attended a session of the Conference on
US/Soviet Relations hosted by the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies
at the Wye Plantation; and with A/NIO/USSR hosted a
seminar of Soviet consultants.
Assistant NIO/USSRI I attended an NSA briefing on The
Impact of Non-military Needs on Military Programs."
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OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
WEEKLY REPORT FOR THE DCI
8 February 1985
1986
-- The FY 1986 Congressional Budget Justification book was distributed this
week. The Covert Action Annex will follow next week. The SSCI has
tentatively scheduled their hearing on the regular program for 27 February
and on covert action for 5 March. The HPSCI has tentatively scheduled
their hearing on the regular program for 19 March.
-- The Comptroller will meet with the Deputy Directors on 12 February to
review new initiatives for 1987.
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8 February 1985
OLL: 85-0354
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Director, Office of Legislative Liaison
SUBJECT: Weekly Report
Items of Interest
1. Briefings on Arms Control Issue
At the request of Bud McFarlane, C/ACIS/DDI, has
briefed SSCI Chairman Durenberger on 4 February, HAC Defense
Subcommittee Chairman Addabbo and Ranking Minority Member McDade on
6 February, and SAC Defense Subcommittee Chairman Stevens on
7 February, regarding the data denial issue relating to arms
control. Key staff also attended. will be briefing
SSCI Vice Chairman Leahy, and HPSCI Chairman Hamilton and Ranking
Minority Member Stump as soon as possible.
2. SSCI Hearing on Arms Control
On Tuesday, 5 February, C/ACIS/DDI, attended the
SSCI Arms Control hearing at the invitation of Presidential Advisor
Paul Nitze.
3. Conclusion of SASC Worldwide Briefing
On Tuesday, 5 February, you and eight NIOs concluded the SASC
Worldwide Briefing.
4. Briefing of SSCI Member Cohen
On Wednesday, 6 February, DO representatives briefed Senator
Cohen and an SSCI staffer on terrorism
5. Meeting with Senator Nunn
On Wednesday, 6 February, D/OLL and an OLL representative met
with Senator Nunn and a staffer of the Senate Governmental Affairs
Subcommittee on Investigations, regarding input to Subcommittee
hearing on personnel security.
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6. Briefing of new HPSCI Members
On Thursday, 7 February, DD/ICS, Chairman/SECOM, an OGC
representative, and DD/OLL briefed new HPSCI Members on the damage
caused by leaks.
7. Meeting with HPSCI Member Hyde
On Frida , 8 February, at the request of Representative Hyde,
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8. Omnibus Intelligence and Security Improvement Act
HPSCI Ranking Minority Member Stump introduced legislation
today that would, among other things, criminalize unauthorized
disclosure of classified information, regulate the use of the
polygraph and prepublication review in the Government while
preserving their use within the Intelligence Community, and allow
the Government to naturalize certain aliens admitted to the U.S.
because of their critical contributions to the security of the
United States. The Republicans may attempt to add these amendments
and certain other technical amendments contained in the Stump bill
to our Intelligence Authorization Bill when it is considered by the
HPSCI this spring.
9. Senator Proxmire's Inquiry re Government Vehicle Use
In a conversation with Senator Proxmire's staff, it was
confirmed that Senator Proxmire was fully satisfied with the
Agency's 17 January response concerning Agency Government vehicle
use, and agreed that Section 8 of the CIA Act of 1949 (50 U.S.C.
403j) authorized home-to-office transportation for the DCI and
DDCI. The staffer stated that this 17 January letter thus
adequately resolved Senator Proxmire's inquiries concerning the
Agency's use of Government vehicles.
1. Briefing of SASC on Soviet Strategic Development
On Tuesday, 19 February, at 9:00 Larry Gershwin, NIO/SP, will
brief the SASC on Soviet strategic developments and trends.
2. Briefing of SSCI Member Mitch McConnell
On Tuesday, 19 February, at 4:30 D/OLL will brief Senator
McConnell and an SSCI staffer on the CIAO
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3. FY86 Budget Overview Briefings
On Thursday, 21 February, you, ICS, and D/OLL will brief the
SSCI Subcommittee on Budget on the FY86 National Foreign
Intelligence Program (NFIP) Budget.
On Thursday, 21 February, at 9:00 you, ICS, DDI, and D/OLL will
brief HPSCI Members on the NFIP.
4. Worldwide Briefing
On Tuesday, 26 February, at 10:00 you are scheduled to brief
the HAC Defense Subcommittee.
Charles A. Briggs
C [i
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