WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 12 SEPTEMBER 1986

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP89-00063R000200210025-6
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• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 10, 2011
• Sequence Number: 25
• Publication Date: September 12, 1986
• Content Type: MEMO

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DDA 86-1563
12 September 1986
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: William F. Donnelly
Deputy Director for Administration
SU&IECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 12 September 1986
1. On 8 September the CIA Polygraph School commenced its tenth class
25X1 wi students enrolled This is the school's
larges class to date, and aggressive recruiting continues in preparation for
a similar size class scheduled for Spring 1987.
5. The CIA hosted the first meeting of the Federal IDMS Advisory Group
on 8 September. The group, organized at the initiative of the Director of the
Office of Information Technology (OIT), brings together senior information
management officials of Federal agencies using the Integrated Data Base
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Management System (IONS) developed by Cullinet Software, Inc. Many agencies,
like the CIA, use IDMS for their corporate data bases. The group's objectives
are to exchange ideas, develop common requirements, and ultimately influence
the support provided the Federal community by Cullinet.
6. Representatives from OIT met with behaviorial scientists from the
Federal Bureau of Investigation to provide guidance for data processing
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8. On 11 September the Office of Logistics (OL) will disseminate the
booklet entitled "With the Fighting Sixty-Ninth: Donovan in World War I."
The booklet is a pictorial commemoration of the ceremony and exhibit honoring
William J. Donovan. The original request for 300 copies of this 23-page,
six-color publication has been increased to 10,000 copies.
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11. Office of Personnel support for the DO Career Trainee (CT) effort
this past week included the following:
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12. The OP educational program on the new Federal retirement system is
now underway. Presentations will be given in the Headquarters Auditorium for
all employees on 18 and 23 Se tember 1986. Se ate briefings will also be
given to employees at buildings,
A videotape will be made available to
employees who cannot attend th~iefings.
13. Agency employees who recently retired under the Civil Service
Retirement System may have to wait up to an additional 30 days for their
initial annuity payment. The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has
informed the Agency that because of the large number of retirements under the
Civil Service System during the past few months, there is a backlog of
retirement actions to process. As a result, it is taking OPM up to 60
calendar days rather than 30 days to process a case for payment.
14. Chief, Career Management Staff, DO, and the Counselor to the DCI
addressed a Language Training Division (LTD) All-Hands meeting on 8 September
1986. They asked language instructors to use their network of contacts to
help the Directorate of Operations identify prospective hires who are
bilingual and bicultural.
15.I Rand Corporation led a discussion on the
military sector at the 3 September session of the Office of Training and
Education's ((YTE) Soviet Economy course.
16. The backlog of initial FOIA cases decreased again this week and
stands at 1,249. This compares with a backlog of 2,066 one year ago. The
Information and Privacy Division (IPD) has received 2,095 new requests so far
in 1986, projecting an overall 12 percent increase.
William F. Donnelly
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