PRESIDENT REAGAN WILL TRAVEL TO CIA HEADQUARTERS JUST OUTSIDE WASHINGTON THURSDAY TO BREAK GROUND FOR AN ADDITION TO THE SPY AGENCY'S HEADQUARTERS, THE WHITE HOUSE SAID.

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CREST

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General CIA Records

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CIA-RDP92G00017R001100230055-1

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RIFPUB

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December 23, 2016

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January 16, 2014

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May 23, 1984

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MISC

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Declassified and ApprovedFor Release 2014/01/16: CIA-RDP92G00017R001100230055-1 Aft UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Aim; Eli0/ W 23 May 19 84 - - - - WASHINGTON NEWS BRIEFS WASHINGTON President Reagan will travel to CIA headquarters just outside Washington Thursday to break ground for an addition to the spy agency's headquarters, the White House said. In keeping with the secret nature of the CIA, news media have been asked not to take pictures while on the grounds of the McLean, Va., complex, except during the ceremony. Reagan will fly by helicopter to and from the CIA, with press traveling by bus. The press contingent will be limited to U.S. citizens who represent U.S. newsgathering organizations. The addition to the CIA building will provide more office space for employees now working at various locations in the Washington area. It is scheduled for completion in July 1987 at a cost of $190 million. Declassified and Approved For Release 2014/01/16: CIA-RDP92G00017R001100230055-1

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PRESIDENT REAGAN WILL TRAVEL TO CIA HEADQUARTERS JUST OUTSIDE WASHINGTON THURSDAY TO BREAK GROUND FOR AN ADDITION TO THE SPY AGENCY'S HEADQUARTERS, THE WHITE HOUSE SAID.