WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 15 JULY 1988

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP90-00078R000100040039-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: December 23, 2016
• Document Release Date: January 30, 2013
• Sequence Number: 39
• Publication Date: July 15, 1988
• Content Type: MEMO

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
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SUBJECT:,
R. M. Huffstutler
Deputy Director for Administration
DA 88-1529
15 July 1988
Weekly Report for Period Ending 15 July 1988
3. Office of Medical Services staffers met with representatives from the
Office of Personnel and the Office of Inspector General (IG) to discuss a
joint survey on attitudes toward and experiences with the Secretarial Career
System for an ongoing IG inspection.
4. The Office of Training and Education (OTE) conducted the first
running of the Executive Development Program's Critical Issues Seminar on
Counterintelligence on 11 July 1988. Attendees included three Office
Directors, two National Intelligence Officers, the General Counsel and the
Chairman of the National Intelligence Council.
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6. The Office of Information Technology opened its second floor North
Tower Information Services Center (Isc) in the New, Headquarters Building to
support the Office of Technical Service. This ISC will also support elements
of the Office of'SIGINT Operations and OTE starting late this year.
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7. The Office of Personnel conducted a half-day Career Transition
Seminar on 1 July to assist employees in preparing for retirement.
Approximately 175 employees attended.
Ift7 8. The Office of Logistics-(0L) has acquired the latest in laser
V echnology -- Canon laser printers -- which offer a unique'method of
reproducing film, photographs, documents and small three-dimensional objects.
The laser can generate high volume paper copies or transparencies in minutes
versus the hours required using traditional photographic processes.
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Item of Interest
Printing & Photography Group/OL
LASER
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There are many types of lasers: industrial for precise
metal working, medical for non-invasive surgery, and
recording for hi-fidelity audio disks, to mention only a
few. The Office of Logistics, Printing and Photography
Group (OL/P&PG) has picked up the newest of these to help
support customer requirements - the Canon Laser Printers.
Both the Color and Black & White models offer the latest in
laser printer (copier) technology.
The Canon Laser Printers offer a completely different
and unique method of reproducing film (35mm positive and
negative images), photographs, documents and small
three-dimensional objects. These printers can generate high
volume paper copies and/or transparencies in a matter of
minutes as compared to hours required using traditional
photographic processes. Through sophisticated electronics
these copiers can enlarge, reduce, "cut-and-paste" images
from one document to another, and/or sharpen or soften the
quality of the original. In addition, the color copier can
convert colors (turn the blue bar on a graph to any color
you desire), add color to highlight selected areas of B&W
documents, and perform pyriad functions to enhance the
quality of the finished product.
Are the results as impressive as they sound? They most
certainly are! For example, during the first six weeks of
operation more than 16,000 copies were produced on the color
copier. The quality (see attached samples) was such that
some of these products were used for Presidential briefings.
In short, P&PG has found the laser copiers to provide a
cost-competitive, quick-response alternative to some
traditional photographic applications. This service is
offered on a "walk-in" basis for P&PG's customers and is
used as a "custom" print device by our technicians. P&pG
stands ready to provide demonstrations and assistance in the
use of either laser printer. For more information. contact
P&PG's Photoraphy Branch Planning Desk on
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