S. 2236, ANTI-TERRORISM LEGISLATION

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OLC 78-2158/7
24 July 1978
MEMORANDiJNI FOR THE RECORD
SUB,TECTe S. 2236, Anti-Terrorism Legislation
1. I spoke this morning with Stan Taylor, Senate Select Committee
on Intelligence staff, regarding tomorrow's hearing on S, 2236, the
anti-terrorism legislation.
2. The following individuals will be the principal witnesses
a. Ambassador Quai:nton, Chairman of the Inter-Agency
Working Group on Terrorism
b. Mr. Fred Hitz, Legislative Counsel, 0/DCI
c. General Counsel, NSA
d. Mr. McBrien, Department of Treasury, Bureau of
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
3. Ambassador Quainton, who does not intend to have a prepared statement,
will lead off by explaining his position as hea~he Tnter-Agency
Working Group on Terrorism. Messrs. Hitz and will discuss the STAT
need for close oversight committee participation in the handling of the
bill's requirements for classified reports. Mr, McBrien will concern
himself with the question of the bill's current exemption for "black
powder" tagging.
4, As the Senate will that morning be debating the lifting of the
arms embargo on Turkey and the boycott of Rhodesia, we expect that SSCI
members who also serve on Foreign Affairs (Biden, Case and Baker) and
others will not be present for the hearing. _
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