WEEKLY REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

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• Publication Date: February 24, 1986
• Content Type: REPORT

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Analytical
-- On 13 February, at the request of the NIO/Latin America, NPIC put together
a "Nicaragua Threat" briefing package consisting of air, ground, arms
transshipment, and electronics activity in Nicaragua. The package will be
used to brief the National Security Council, State Department analysts, and
Congressional representatives in late February.
-- OGI prepared inputs for DCI requested papers on organizational and
operational strategy for the new Counterterrorism Center, and on priority
list of terrorist groups/state sponsors for proactive operations.
-- State/INR reports that Secretary Shultz had high praise for a briefing
package on the current oil market situation jointly prepared by OGI and
State. The Secretary indicated that he planned to use the material to
brief the President during his trip to Grenada.
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Budget
-- The Comptroller forwarded a detailed report on how the Agency absorbed the
Gramm-Rudman cuts to the IC Staff. A copy has been
provided to each directorate.
-- The Comptroller met with the Executive Director and the Deputies to
consider the issues identified in the Office's review of the FY 1988
proposed new initiatives. The Deputies agreed to reduce the initial
request for new initiatives in FY 1988 from to
A meeting with the directorates' plans staffs will be held later
Congress
-- There will be a meeting chaired by OMB next week to discuss the proposed FY
1987 Intelligence Authorization Act. Its purpose will be to attempt to
reach some agreement among the intelligence agencies as to the items to be
finally included in the bill sent to Congress. Comments received from the
agencies in the OMB coordination process to date indicate strong objection
to inclusion of the following provisions: "leaks" legislation; torts
immunity for Intelligence Community personnel; interlocutory appeal; and
post-employment restrictions on intelligence personnel. In addition, OMB
itself has indicated that it will likely, as it did last year, oppose
extending the "unhealthful posts" retirement differential to non-CIARDS
Agency employees. We intend to vigorously fight for inclusion of these
items despite the objections.
-- In answer to five pages of preliminary questions on the FY 1987 Program
forwarded to us by Duane Andrews, HPSCI staff, briefings have been
scheduled for this Wednesday through Friday. Those questions not covered
during these briefings will be answered in writing.
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DDA 86-0167/4
21 February 1986
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Richard J. Kerr
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 21 February 1986
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5. An overflow crowd of Agency employees attended Renee Poussaint's
address in the Headquarters auditorium in commemoration of Black History
Month. In Ms. Poussaint's speech, she spoke of the hungry in Africa and
disadvantaged blacks in America and addressed what we can do to improve the
black experience in the U.S. A videotape was made of this presentation for
viewing by employees who were unable to attend.
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14. A representative from the National Archives and Records
Administration (NARA) informed the office of Information Services (OIS) that
NARA would like to put on film the declassified files of the Office of
Strategic Services' Research and Analysis Branch, the predecessor of the
Directorate of Intelligence (DI). The film would be used by researchers
instead of the original paper records. (These records were reviewed by a
special group of OSS veterans under contract with the Agency between 1972 and
1975.) Over 90 percent of the records were declassified. NARA feels that
many of the remaining classified documents could be declassified and plans to
ask OIS to review a sampling.
15. An OIS representative and the Agency Historian attended an
interagency meeting convened by the Department of State (DOS) to plan for the
timely publication of the Foreign Relations of the United States series. The
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goal, set by a Presidential memorandum dated 12 November 1985, is to publish
by 1990 the record of the Eisenhower administration through 1960. This will
require the Department to publish approximately 50 volumes. Approximately 34
volumes probably will contain information involving CIA equities requiring OIS
review.
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DDI 00899-86
21 February 1986
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
DDI Activity Report 18-21 February 1986
DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
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OGI prepared inputs for DCI requested papers on
organizational and operational strategy for the new
Counterterrorism Center, and on priority list of terrorist
groups/state sponsors for proactive operations.
NESA prepared talking points for the SIG meeting on
Afghanistan.
The DCI approved the SOVA research paper, "The Soviet
Foreign Propaganda Apparatus" and ordered the classified version
published.
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ACIS com leted a letter to the President on the new INF
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Policy Support
State/INR reports that Secretary Shultz had high praise for
a briefing package on the current oil market situation jointly
prepared by OGI and State. The Secretary indicated that he
planned to use the material to brief the President during his
trip to Grenada.
EURA and SOVA analysts participated in a meeting with
Mr. Danzanski and other NSC staffers this week on the likely
impact of falling oil prices on the world economy and Gorbachev's
game plan.
OSWR's active briefing schedule included: Dr. McTague, the
President's Science Advisor on the status of Soviet armor
programs and probable developments in the 1990s; with SOYA, Don
Frederickson, the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Tactical
Warfare Programs on Soviet Doctrine Development;
OSWR analysts met with Deborah Wince, Assistant Director of
the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) to support
preparation of S&T policy issues for the Committee on
International Science, Engineering, and Technology (CISET).
SOVA and OGI briefed the Staff Director and the General
counsel of the Joint Congressional Commission on Security and
Cooperation in Europe on forced labor in the USSR.
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OCR provided a large briefing package to Attorney General
Meese in preparation for this trip to East Asia.
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. SOVA's typescript, "Prospects for a New Soviet Initiative on
Afghanistan". was disseminated to the Intelligence Community
recipients.
ALA's IA "Chad: Prospects f:or Escalation of.the Conflict"
was published this week.
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A SOVA analyst briefed a visiting "Security Studies" class
from George Washington University on what DI analysts at the CIA
The Chief of the Historical Intelligence Collection
(HIC/OCR) recently visited LaSalle University in Philadelphia to
be briefed on LaSalle's intent to hold the Robert Ames Memorial
Seminar in October 1986, instead of April, so that the faculty
can award a postumous Ph.D. to Ames. The briefing also covered
the design and inscription on two bronze plaques commemorating
Ames which will include both the University seal and the Agency
seal. One plaque will be installed in the main entrance to
LaSalle's new library; the second will be presented to the Agency
do. (Sponsored by the Office of Public Affairs.)
in October.
Briefings on the Hill
There were 13 briefings on the Hill this past week.
OGI analysts met with the staff director of the US Senate
Helsinki Commission and the minority counsel to the commission to
discuss Soviet forced labor practices.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
National Intelligence Council
NIC #00862-86
21 February 1986
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harold P. Ford
Vice Chairman, National Intelligence Council
SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 14 - 20 February 1986
I. DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) briefed the DCI on developments in South
Africa with the NSC Africa Director; and prepared talking points on
Sudan for the DDCI.
NIO/Counterterrorism (Charles Allen) prepared talking points on CT
strategy for the DCI's use in briefing the SSCI; and discussed a
sensitive collection effort with the DCI.
CS/NIO/CTI (prepared a paper on terrorism issues for use
by participants in the upcoming DCI off-site conference.
NIO/East Asia (Carl Ford) briefed a group of 18 Senators on the
situation in the Philippines, at the request of Senator Bird.
NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) prepared talking points for the DCI's
use at a meeting with Ambassador Enders;
NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers) prepared a briefing on Nicaragua
for the DCI's use in briefing the Congressional leadership.
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National Intelligence Officers for General Purpose Forces
(MGen Stephen Nichols), NESA (Graham Fuller), and SP (Lawrence Gershwin)
accompanied the DCI for the Worldwide Briefing of the Defense
Subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee.
II. Interagency Papers
The National Foreign Intelligence Board this week approved
fast/track SNIE 71-86: An ola: Short-Term Prospects for UNITA, chaired
by NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering .
NIO/GPF (MGen Stephen Nichols) completed coordination of the IIM:
Assessed Manpower of Warsaw Pact Forces in the NATO Guidelines Area.
III. Of Interest This Week
VC/NIC and NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller
land chaired an in- ouse
discussion group on the Gulf war and Soviet policy options.
NIO at Large (MGen David Einsel) met with an OSD officer to discuss
Middle East nuclear proliferation matters;
(hosted a Community meeting to prepare
a response to Gen. Rogers' request for materials on the Soviet CW
program; and completed an unclassified statement on Soviet chemical
warfare capability for the Deputy Assistant to the Secretary of Defense
for Chemical Matters.
Assistant NIO/CBW met with D/STD/OSWR to discuss
chemical proliferation projects; and met with an OIT officer regarding
the development of a directory of alert procedures on terrorist use of
chemical and biological weapons.
NIO/Counterterrorism (Charles Allen) discussed a sensitive
collection project at NIB;
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C/CTC
attended a TIWG Operational Sub-Group meeting at NPIC with
me with the
Director and Deputy Director of NSA; and met with NSC staff officer John
Grimes and OSWR officers regarding the
threat to aircraft by possible terrorist use of shoulder-fired missiles.
SA/NIO/CT attended an OTS briefing on a current
pro ect related to the flow of illegal arms; with CS/NIO/CT
prepared comments on the secret version of the report of the Vice
President's Task Force on Combattin Terrorism-
NIO/East Asia (Carl Ford) discussed the Philippines separately with
NSC staff member Gaston Sigur and with Paul Wolfowitz, Assistant
Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs; and met with the
CNO Executive Panel to discuss issues including events in ASEAN, New
Zealand, and the South Pacific Nuclear Free
Zone and implications for the US.
A/NIO/Economics (discussed Third World debt, trade
and technology, and Europe and the USSR at a meeting of DI analysts and
the NSC Economic Cluster.
Assistant NIO/Economics) (visited New York to attend a
two-day conference on the Global Economic Outlook sponsored by the Data
Resources Institute.
NIO/FDIA (H. F. Hutchinson, Jr.)
met with an OS officer on
a project.
Assistant NIO/FDIA( (met with VC/WSSIC to discuss the
establishment of a DDAC MASINT Subcommittee.
C/FDIA Staff) land FDIA staff member
met with DC/MSD/OIA to discuss OIA research projects on denial and
deception; and met with AF/INOA to receive a briefing on a current
research project.
NIO/GPF (MGen Stephen Nichols) and A/NIO/GPF( were
briefed on SAFE support to CIA, DIA, and the DoD intelligence community
by SAFE Program Manager and his Deputy; and attended a
SOVA-sponsored briefing on "Soviet Approaches to the Development and
Assimilation of Advanced Technology."
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Headquarters.
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NI0/Latin America (Robert Vickers) attended Restricted Interagency
Group meetings on Contadora and on Haiti at the State Department;
discussed current developments in Haiti with a prominent Haitian exile;
discussed new photographic briefing requirements with the Chief of the
NPIC Central American Branch; and discussed future estimative
requirements with the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Central
America.
NI0/Narcotics (William Kotapish) attended a meeting of the Drug
Enforcement Policy Board Coordinating Group chaired by the Deputy
Attorney General, met with the Chief of Staff/NNBIS to discuss drug
interdiction efforts; and with A/NI0/Narcotics attended
a Bureau of International Narcotics Matters intelligence coordination
meeting chaired by the Deputy Assistant Secretary; met separately with
the Deputy Attorney General to discuss a National Security Decision
Directive on narcotics, the Special Assistant for Narcotics/DIA, to
discuss collection in Latin America; and with an ORD officer to discuss
R&D efforts on narcotics.
Assistant NI0/NESAI (discussed issues related to the
Middle East and South Asia with a member of the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee staff.
NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin), A/NIOs/SP
the Rand Corporation Strate Assessment Center
A/NI0/GPFI land SOVA analysts attended briefings on
NI0/S&T (Julian Nail)
course on Soviet S/T; and with A-NIO/ST met with DOE
officer Bob Bingham to discuss recent research developments at the
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory and LANL?
briefed the OTE Career Training
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NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) discussed Summit planning with NSC staff
officer Steve Sestanovich; and met with Richard Solomon,
Director-Designate of the State Department Policy Planning Staff.
NIO/Warning (John Bird) sponsored a meeting of Washington area
operations-intelligence center chiefs to discuss upgrades to support
equipment and additional terminals for community networks; met with
Gen. Livesy, CG USFK/USEA, regarding Community indications and warning
initiatives related to the Korean Peninsula; discussed warning matters
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Harold P. Ford
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SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 14 - 20 February 1986
VC/NIC:HF:ba (21 Feb 86)
1 - DC I
1 - DDCI
1 - EXDIR
1 - SA/IA
1 - ER
1 - C/NIC
1 - VC/NIC (HF)
1 - VC/NIC (GF)
1 - Each NIO
1 - NIC/AG
1 - A0/NIC
1 - PO/NIC
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OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
WEEKLY REPORT FOR THE DCI
28 February 1986
1986
-- We forwarded a detailed report on how the Agency absorbed the Gramm-Rudman
cuts to the IC Staff. A copy has been provided to each
directorate.
-- The FY 1987 Covert Action Annex to the Congressional Budget Justification
Book was completed and forwarded to the four oversight committees last
Friday.
-- The HPSCI hearing on the FY 1987 CIA Program has been rescheduled to
13 March 1986.
-- In answer to five pages of preliminary questions on the FY 1987 Program
forwarded to us by Duane Andrews, HPSCI staff, briefings have been
scheduled for this Wednesday through Friday. Those questions not covered
during these briefings will be answered in writing.
-- The Comptroller met with the Executive Director and the Deputies to
consider the issues identified in the Office's review of the FY 1988
proposed new initiatives. The Deputies agreed to reduce the initial
re uest for new initiatives in FY 1988 from to
A meeting with the directorates' plans staffs will be held
later this week to relay the results.
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21 February 1986
OCA: 86-0462
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Director, Office of Congressional Affairs
SUBJECT: Weekly Report
There will be a meeting chaired by OMB next week to discuss
the proposed FY 1987 Intelligence Authorization Act. Its
purpose will be to attempt to reach some agreement among the
intelligence agencies as to the items to be finally included in
the bill sent to Congress. Comments received from the agencies
in the OMB coordination process to date indicate strong
objection to inclusion of the following provisions: "leaks"
legislation; torts immunity for Intelligence Community
personnel; interlocutory appeal; and post-employment
restrictions on intelligence personnel. In addition, OMB itself
has indicated that it will likely, as it did last year, oppose
extending the "unhealthful posts" retirement differential to
non-CIARDS Agency employees. We intend to vigorously fight for
inclusion of these items despite the objections.
STAT
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