WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 19 JULY 1985

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• Publication Date: July 19, 1985
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Weekly Report
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DCI
ROUTING AND, I RECORD SHEET
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July 1985
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22 July 1985
Weekly Report
Directorate of Administration
-- An internal Office of Communications working group has been
established to perform a comprehensive survey of our Communications
Security procedures and practices in both the foreign and domestic
arenas.
As a result of a coordinated effort between the Office of Personnel
and the Offices of Securit and Medical Services, Career Trainees for
the 15 July class reached This is the largest class size on
record for the past several years. Included in the class are ^
trainees for the DO, for the DI, for the DS&T; and[ :]for the
DA. externs applicants and gency internals made up
this group.
responses have been received in OP since the 13 May 1985
publication of the new registration mechanism for providing
information to assist in planning for dual assignments of Agency
employee couples. indicated a willingness to serve at a
different post from their spouse if a dual assignment was not
possible. In addition, 0 indicated that the husband's assignment
should take precedence, and ^ indicated that the wife's assignment
should take precedence. We anticipate many more registrations being
submitted in the coming weeks.
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DDA 85-0060/28
19 July 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 19 July 1985
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
b. An internal office of communications (OC) working group has
been established to perform a comprehensive survey of our Communications
Security (COMSEC) procedures and practices in both the foreign and
domestic arenas.
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f. As a result of a coordinated effort between the Office of
Personnel (OP) and the Offices of Security and Medical Services, Career
Trainees for the 15 July class reached ^ This is the largest class
size on record for the ast several years. Included in the class are[::]
trainees for the DO, ^^ for the DI, for the DS&T, and[ :]for the DA.
external applicants and Agency internals made up this group.
Cl- uP representatives attended a Legislative Workshop sponsored
The Staff Director of the House
Subcommittee on Compensation and Emp oyee Benefits and a member of the
Post Office and General Services Committee on Governmental Affairs
provided comments and responded to questions on the status of current
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employee benefits legislation. The session was informative and provided
an insight to such pending issues as the Federal Employees Health
Benefits Program (FEHBP), retirement, pay equity, cost of living
allowance (COLA), and tax reform. A major topic of discussion was the
FEHBP reserves and the fact that the Administration and the
Congressional Committees are looking seriously at the excess FEHBP
reserves with an eye to using them to reduce the budget deficit. The
Committee staff members both indicated that some budget savings would
come from Federal benefits and, if not from COLA or pay, the next likely
place would be FEHBP reserves. Although several bills were discussed in
general, it is apparent that the foremost issue on the Hill is the budget
resolution and then supplemental retirement.
h. The Executive Director approved an OP proposal to eliminate
the restriction on advancing sick leave when an employee has more than 25X1
160 hours of annual leave. A previous review of the issue led to the
conclusion that there was no valid reason for this policy today,
especially in view of the fact that other Government agencies have no
such restriction. Appropriate Agency announcements of this policy change
are being processed. 25X1
i. responses have been received in OP since the
13 May 1985 publication of the new registration mechanism for providing
information to assist in planning for dual assignments of Agency employee
couples. 0 indicated a willingness to serve at a different post from
their spouse if a dual assignment was not possible. In addition,
indicated that the husband's assignment should take precedence, and
indicated that the wife's assignment should take precedence. We
anticipate many more registrations being submitted in the coming weeks.
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Lieutenant General D. M. Twomey, the Commanding General, an Agency Seal
and a letter of appreciation from the DDCI. The recognition is well
deserved since the Marines conduct special sessions for our Military
Analysis Course on basic organization, tactics, and weapons--including a
display that ranges from small arms to tanks and amphibious vehicles.
They also let us attend firepower demonstrations, held for their officer
students. In addition, they allowed us to bring along military analysts
not in the course. In discussion with the D/OTE after the presentation,
General Twomey expressed a willingness to provide additional informal
support to other OTE programs.
r. on 15 July, Representatives Andy Ireland (R), 11th District,
Florida; Matthew F. McHugh (D), 29th District, New York; and
Messrs. Richard Giza, Steve Berry, Bernie Toone and Ms. Diane Dornan,
HPSCI staff members, visite During
their visit, they were briefed on Aerations training activities
and observed several demonstrations pertinent to these activities. They
were accompanied b Office
of Legislative Liaison.
t. From 9-11 July a representative of the Office of Information
Services (OIS) attended the National Classification Management Society
Seminar. The theme of the seminar was "Classification Management - A
Prerequisite to an Effective Information Security Program." The speakers
from both government and private industry discussed current and future
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nrnhlcros in the field of classification management. Prominent speakers
considerable discussion focused on the damage to national
security as a result of the "Walker" case and the impact of pending
legislation. There also was a great deal of discussion--at times
heated--on the recent announcement by the Secretary of Defense requiring
a 10 percent reduction in security clearances for all components of the
Department of Defense (DOD), including defense contractors. The seminar
was very informative and provided a great deal of insight into the plans,
programs, and problems of other government agencies and private industry
in the field of classification management.
u. At the beginning of the calendar year the Information and
Privacy Division's FOIA backlog stood at 2,955 cases. During the
last seven months, OIS has received 1,611 new cases and closed 2,358.
The current total in the queue now stands at 2,208 and there continues to
be a downward trend.
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DDI-3632-85
19 July 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report 15-19 July 1985
DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
ALA provided Otto Reich, Coordinator for Public Diplomacy
for Latin America and the Caribbean, a written evaluation of a
State Department study on Human Rights in Cuba.
NESA prepared: a special project on Libya, comments on the
Shah's proposed peace plan, a memorandum on Rajiv Gandhi's
political initiatives in South Asia, and an overview of morale
problems in the Afghan Air Force.
OEA responded to a request from the Chairman of the Senate
Select Committee on Intelligence on an Amnesty International
report on human rights abuses in East Timor.
OGI prepared a background paper on analytical work related
to the hostile intelligence threat.
SOVA provided a briefing paper on Soviet Trade with the West
for DCI presentation to the Trade and Economic Council.
Of Special Interest This Week
ACIS attended IG meetings on SDI and Defense/Space.
ALA and OGI briefed NSC staffers on the status of the
Cartagena Debtors' Group.
EURA briefed outgoing Consular General Izmir on political,
economic, and military issues in Turkey.
NESA hosted a conference for Intelligence Community analysts
on collection needs, analysts' approaches, and policymakers'
concerns on Afghanistan.
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NESA briefed State Country officers and Deputy Assistant
Secretary for North African and Caribbean Affairs on Libyan
activities in Caribbean.
NESA briefed the Director of State/INR and the outgoing DCM
to Beirut.
OEA briefed Assistant Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs on the Philippine rural economy.
OGI provided data to the State Department on terrorist
incidents at Athens Airport, in Western Europe, and worldwide.
OSWR briefed PFIAB member Dr. Albert D. "Bud" Wheelon on the
accuracy of the SS-NX-23 SLBM and the SS-18 and SS-19 ICBMs.
OSWR briefed Ambassador Pickering on SA-5s in the Mid-East.
SOVA prepared a briefing for the US-Soviet Summit package
for the NSC Staff.
SOVA presented the CIA estimate for Soviet tank and
artillery production to the Ground. Forces Working Group.
Looking Ahead
ALA, NESA, and OGI will brief the Interagency Task Force for
the African Emergency on DI research plans.
NESA will brief the Interagency Intelligence Committee on
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OGI will brief Representative Ireland of the House Permanent
Select Committee on Intelligence on narcotics trafficking in
Latin America.
OSWR will brief a committee from the National Academy of
Sciences on Soviet targets for technology acquisition.
Briefings
There were 4 briefings on the Hill this past week.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
National Intelligence Council
NIC #03597-85
19 July 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, 12 - 18 July 1985
1. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) prepared talking points for the DCI on
US/Southern Africa policy review.
NIO/Economics (David Low)--as Acting NIO Nuclear Proliferation--met
with the DOCI along with A/NIO/AL to discuss State
Department papers on the Agreement for Nuclear Cooperation between the
US and the PRC. Mr. Low also joined the DCI in a meeting with
Ambassador Keating to discuss efforts to stimulate private sector
develo ment in LDCs
NIO/FDIA (H. F. Hutchinson, Jr.) prepared background material on the
hostile intelligence threat for the DDCI's use in an appearance before
the SSCI.
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III. Of Interest This Week
Assistant NIO/Africa) I with DI/NESA and DO/AF
officers, attended a briefing on Sudan by Assistant Secretary of State
Crocker; and addressed the OTE analyst course on the role of an NIO.
NIO/East Asia (Carl Ford) briefed members of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee on the Philippines; met with John Maisto, State
Department Country Director for the Philippines; chaired a meeting of
the Special Philippine Analytic Group; met with Ambassador Ray Gonzales,
a State Department Inspector General, to discuss coordination between
the East Asia Bureau and the Intelligence Community; met with Defense
Intelligence officer to discuss East Asia; hosted a luncheon
for US Ambassador to Burma onohue; discussed Vietnam and Cambodia
with DIA analysts; and met with OSO officers for discussions on Asia.
NIO/Economics (David Low)--as Acting NIO/Nuclear Proliferation--with
A/NIO/AL briefed ACDA Director Kenneth Adelman,
Dr. Lewis Dunn, Assistant Director for Nuclear Weapons Control, and
Michael Guhin, Counselor to the Director, on the Pakistani nuclear
program and the Agreement for Nuclear Cooperation with the PRC; and
briefed Deputy Secretary of State Whitehead on the Pakistani nuclear
program, with Ambassadors Abramowitz and Kennedy. Mr. Low also attended
a meeting chaired by the NSC Staff with NIO/LA (Robert Vickers) to
review the position of President-Elect Garcia on the debt issue in
anticipation of Treasury Secretary Baker's visit to Peru; met with
D/EURA to discuss economic issues related to Europe and Canada and also
the EURA 1qAA Plan; and with A/NIO/Economics
met with of the Hudson Institute to discuss various
economic issues.
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NIO/Counterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen) met with) 25X1
of DIA to discuss areas of potential research in the field of
counter-narcotics; met wit to 25X1
disc 'tation o open source information on terrorism; met
with to discuss counterterrorist initiatives; met with the 25X1 25X1
Intelligence Research and Development Council (IR&DC) study panel on
counterterrorism to discuss trends in international terrorism and
terrorist techniques and received a briefing from the Panel on R&D
priorities in the field of counterterrorism; met with NSC staff member
Oliver North to discuss overall trends in terrorism and possible
Community initiatives to improve collection and analysis; and with
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Director of the White House Office on Drug Abuse to discuss trends in
narcotics trafficking, drug abuse in drug source and transshipment
countries, and narcotics crop production; and met with Director/DIA to
discuss trends in the international drug trade, and steps required to
coordinate Community and DoD initiatives to counter narcotics.
NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) met with
Foreign Affairs, and with Ambassador Eagle urger at Kissinger Associates
to seek their views on Europe; attended an IG on SDI at the Pentagon
with an ACIS officer: discussed Soviet policy in the Balkans with
Professor met with the Ambassador-
Designate to Malta; met with Richard aass, State Department Deputy
Director/Europe, to discuss the latter's visit to Turkey, Greece, and
Cyprus; discussed French military strategy with a former Naval Attache
to Paris; with NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin), met with BG Charles May,
Chief of the USAF ICBM Modernization Office; and with A/NIO/Europe
attended a State Department swearing-in ceremony for
the Ambassador to Yugoslavia; and met with the Ambassador-Designate to
Iceland.
Assistant NIO/Europe) )attended an interagency
briefing at the State Department on trends in Czechoslovakia by
Ambassador Luehrs.
Assistant NIU/FDIAI (discussed the establishment of
two D&D-related data bases with OGI and OSWR officers; and completed
staff work within the Community on the draft DCID for the DDAC.
NIO/GPF (MG Stephen E. Nichols), with A/NIO/GPF
met with Dr. James Tegnelia, Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for
Tactical Warfare, to discuss applications of emerging technology; and
received a briefing on collection requirements from OSWR officer
NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers) met with Ray Burghardt, NSC Staff
Director for Latin America; prepared information on Libyan activities in
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Suriname for Constantine Menges; and with a DO officer, discussed
coordination of military intelligence collection with the Defense
Intelligence Officer for Latin America.
NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) discussed the Middle East peace process
with former Assistant Secretary of State Hal Saunders, now at the
American Enterprise Institute; attended a seminar on Middle East
terrorism at the Near East Policy Association; discussed the policy
planning process with a State Department Policy Planning officer; met
with the State Department Director/North Africa to discuss Libya and
Morocco; met with an American University scholar doing research on
Shiism; and met separately with the Ambassador-
Designate to Morocco.
NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin) met with Andrew Marshall of OSD/NA and
SODA analysts to discuss the update to the Joint Net Assessment on
Strategic Forces; was briefed by Air Force Intelligence analysts on
Soviet deception in imagery; met with WISSIC Subcommittee Chairmen to
discuss their support for NIE 11-3/8-86; briefed Dr. Donald Hicks,
Undersecretary of Defense/R&E, on Soviet strategic offensive force
developments; and briefed the Defense Policy Board on Soviet strategic
forces.
NIO/S&T (Julian Nall), with A-NIO/S&TI Imet with
C/SE/DO to discuss closer interaction on S&T matters; and attended the
STAP meeting.
NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) met with members of the PFIAB to discuss a
project chaired by Henry Kissinger; met with NSC staff member Don
Fortier regarding Soviet policy toward the Middle East; and convened an
NIO-SOVA discussion on Soviet military doctrine.
Assistant NIO/USSR I, _Idiscussed US/Soviet relations
with William Courtney, Special Assistant to Under Secretary of State
Armacost, and met with NSC staff member Douglas Doan to discuss current
Soviet developments and NSC interests.
IV. Future Activities
Herbert E. Meyer
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OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
WEEKLY REPORT FOR THE DCI
19 July 1985
1985
A third quarter Comptroller's Meeting was held with the Deputies to review
our 1985 manpower and financial status.
Budget Course
The Office of the Comptroller has designed a much needed budget course
geared to mid-level budget officers to provide guidance and hands-on exper-
ience in compiling and processing Agency budget data. The first running of
the course will begin next week and will run for
five days.
Reserve for Contingencies
There has been no activity with the Reserve for Contingencies this week.
The balance remains at
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19 July 1985
OLL: 85-2066
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Director, Office of Legislative Liaison
SUBJECT: Weekly Report
1. U.S. Charges of Nicaraguan Terrorism
The Washington Post story stirred interest in both
Intelligence Committees. responded to a call from
Chairman Durenberger for information on the intelligence basis
for the Administration statement. Chairman Hamilton requested a
briefing on the same subject which is scheduled for Monday,
22 July.
2. Moynihan Amendment on Foreign Surveillance of U.S.
Persons
In accordance with the DCI's instructions, we called DoD
Congressional Liaison and told them of the urgent need to
publicly oppose the Moynihan Amendment which is attached to the
State Authorization Bill now in Conference.
Future Items
1. FY85 Supplemental Appropriation Bill
The Conference on this Bill will begin on 22 July
Charles A. Briggs
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Bfg SFRC Mbrs Lugar, Pell, Cranston,
Evans, Kerry & Dodd & stfrs on the
Philippines
ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR CURRENT WEEK
18 July
18 July Brief SSCI on threats posed by hostile
intelligence services (w/FBI & NSA)
22 July Pre-trip bfgs for HPSCI mbr
1200 Rep Ireland (R., FL) on Colombia,
7D32 Hqs Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, &
Belize, focusing on drug issues
22 July
1200
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OLL 85-2023
19 July 1985
Ford, NIO/EA;
DDCI; DO/CI;
ICS; D/OLL
Lunch with HPSCI mbr Ireland (R., FL) DDCI; D/OLL
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7D32 Hqs
23 July
0900
H-405 Capitol
23 July
1400
H-405 Capitol
24 July
0930
219 SHOE
24 July
1630
2468 RHOB
25 July
1330
250 SROB
26 July
0800
29 July
1030
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Pre trip bfgs for HPSCI mbr Ireland
(R., FL)
Bfg for HPSCI mbr Rep Stokes (D., OH) re
Ghanaian espionage case
Bfg HPSCI Subcmte on Oversight &
Evaluation on espionage
(Reps from FBI, DoD)
Brief SSCI on intel support to counter-
terrorism & counternarcotics efforts
(w/DoD & DEA)
Mtg with Rep Bill Chappel, Jr. (D., FL)
re Cuba
Brief Sen. Chiles (D., FL) on
international narcotics
Bfg & tour at counterterrorism
facilities for SSCI members
Bfg for Rep Jack Fields (R., TX) on
Zimbabwe & South Africa
DO/LA;
DO/CI ;
ICS; D/OLL
Allen, NIO/CT;
DO/LA;
Allen, NIO/CT;
OLL
DS&T/OTS;
DI/ALA;
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19 July 1985
DCI WEEKLY REPORT
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
The Media
THE WASHINGTON POST promptly printed our letter protesting the POST's
editorial on our FCC-ABC complaint. A number of Agency employees have called
to say "thanks."
The CBS Evening News' 17 July segment on the Agency did no damage.
Visits and Appearances
This week briefings included:
-- the 477th MI Reserve Group
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