JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

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Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel
Tuesday - 28 February 1978
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21. LIAISON Received a call from Michael
Hershman, stall o the House International Relations S ximittae
ternational Or nizations. Hershman advised that Chairman Donald
Fraser (D., Minn.) an --ttorney General Griffin Bell had signed an
agreement this afternoon on the procedures for the Subcommittee's access
to classified information. (See Memo for Record. )
22. 1 1 LIAISON Bill Hogan, staff of the House
Armed Services Committee, called and requested a briefing b
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within the Defense authorization bill will be changed due to the full
assumption of the budget review by the House Permanent Select Committee
on Intelligence. Mr. Hogan said that it is not very clear to him as to how
the Armed Services Committee will relate to the House Permanent Select
Committee on Intelligence on "the budget matter. He said he talked to the
staff of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence and they said
that it was the decision of the Department of Defense to transfer most of
the responsibility on IRA matters to the House Permanent Select Committee
on Intelligence and that the House Permanent Select Committee had no
involvement as to how this was worked out b . Defense. He asked that the
briefing b follow the same lines as had given him on the
budget last year. was advised.
23. I LIAISON Called Beverly Lumpkin, staff
of the House International Relations Subcommittee on International
Organizations, and told her that it would be necessary for the Subcommittee
to submit an integrated narrative summary of the material they wish to have
considered for public release. I told her that, the document by document summary
which the Subcommittee had left with us on 27 February would be helpful in the
approval process but that the integrated summary was still necessary. I also
told her that the Subcommittee's copies of the document by document
summaries constituted classified material and should be stamped Secret.
24. I I CONSTITUENT Received a call from
Joanna Greer, in office ofSenator Jennings Randolph (D. , W. Va. ),
who. had a request from a constituent for the number of black people
employed by the Agency. After checking with OEEO, I called Ms. Greer
back and told her that I could not give her a specific number but that of all
Agency employees, 7.5 percent were black. I informed her that this
figure was as of 31 December 1977. She felt that this information would be
satisfactory to the constituent.
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