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JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

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CREST [1]
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General CIA Records [2]
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CIA-RDP81M00980R000800120102-8
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RIPPUB
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K
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3
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December 16, 2016
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October 1, 2004
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102
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Publication Date: 
June 22, 1978
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Approved For Release - 0R000800120t J ournsil - Office of Legislative Counsc Thursday - 22 June 1.978 10.1 1 [,EG-BLATION Received it call, from Mr. Jack Sands, House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Conmdttc-e , .Merl. a n-. Marine Subcommittee Staff, concerning H. R. 9998, the "Ocean Shippi 1g Act of 1978, " which the full. Comtnittec had marked up earlier today. Mr. Sands thanked us for our views let:tcr- to Representative Paul McCloskey (R. , Czl af. on certain provisions in this legislation which, in conjunction with other reports on the bill from other agencies, provided the basis on which the troublesome provisions had been deleted. Ithanl:ed Mr. Sands for his assi! tance in having brought this matter to our attention. 25X1 1}.. LEGISLATION Spoke with Boh C:arlstrczi+, OMI3, with regarc to tile , u;, ice . Department proposed testirrlony on U. R. f171' the "Federal Accounting and Auditing Act of 1978. " I. indicated to Mr. Car :stron-i that we had two problems with the testimony: first, CIA. does not intend ft present its views to Subcoinmitttee, contrary to the Justice I)cpattrtzent statement to that effect on page 5 of the proposed testimony; secondly, tl;t Justice Department approach, linking the audit issue to the approach talc( 1. in the charter legislation, in our opinion, could prematurely lock the Adtnir i:1: rai ion position. Mr. Caristrorn agreed to have Justice delete the offending sent ( ice on page S. With regard to the charter issue it was agreed that a sen?-ence: should be inserted in the testimony to indicate that with regard to the charter le;:'slation any views expressed in the testimony should be construed as those of the Jttst:ice Department alone; adding that the charter legislation is currently un,ter review within the dni nistration. .12. LEGISLATION Called to inforn-i him of our 1:30 p. in. meeting with State Department and Justice Department as well as OMB on 11. It. 12240, the intelligence aut:hori~,tctio>i legislation. said he'd he sending an IC staff represen"ativc staff, 25X1 Substantively, agreed with our assessed position on the m-titer Tittle IV of the bill. I Approved For Release 2004/10/12 : CIA-RDP81 M00980R000800120102-8 Approved For Rel ;tolr.rna.l. - Office of Legislative Counsel Page /I .fhursday - 22 June 1978 14. LIAISON Sent via courier to .Mr. Tc lkir in the office of Senator Bob Packwood (R. , Ore. ), two snaps of Israel. `.['Leis is in response to a, request he made directly to the CIA map l.ibraery. classified study entitled sent X01 LIAISON Per his earlier request, elated 24 March 1978, to Janies Lochcr, Senate Armed Services staff. This was previously cleared with N:C 9 1:9t.? ~ Iq !f~?z ?t!~I,~~Q Q $~Q izt41~4 ,tie. r : vollld he fc7.rtlLcomin.g. 25X1 25X1 -~~ 25X1 Approved For Release 004/10/12 : CIA-RDP81M00 80R000800120102-8 25X1 25X1 t> Journal -- Office of .Legislative UOURSU'll Thursday -- 2? June 1.978 ?.0. LIAISON Stan Taylor, Senate' Se)ect Committee on Irii:cll.igcncc staff, called to request a meeting w}t:li PSG/`J'orr.?orisr.zi, to cliseu s with hint change :; that h r.v e tic rr place in tlae recent past and what the Committee is doing in its i11vcOi.gat C 1 of terrorism. Taylor requested that this meeti-rig take place .some lime during the week of 10 July. I passed this request on to PCS/LOC.. 25X1 21, LIAISON Earl Eisenhower, Senate Select Committee on intelligence staff called requesting a briefing u, several a3 rd s ? ~sitive ,SE Divi.: i.on matters 25X1 Aft checking with PC:S/I,OC, I caxxfi:E-med v/ith Eisc: bo>, car that the meeting would take place, on Thursday, 29 June, in the offi.c o of 25X1 Chief/SJE; Divisiofl, at 10:00 a. in. Accornlraaxy 1i?Cf E J,;00 )%vo:r- will be Bill Miller, Staff Director, Dave Bushong and Jean Ev.trts, of the Committee staff. 25X1 25X1 25X1 LIAISON N.- [,A G /C; ;. 22. briefed Representative William Lehman (D. , Fla. ), on the Cuban iuilit 1r' presence in the Middle East. The Congressman was pleased with il,e b>iefing, which he stated was for his own back-round information. in. the office of Represexitat:ive Steven D. Symms (R. Idaho), rcquc.stir:t; paper- entitled "The Soviet State Budget - Since 3(; a copy of the research I forwarded the research paper to her. 23 I I.LIAISON Received a call from l-'enr>t , 24. LIAISON Called Edwaa.rd J. Pa? r ier, Staff Director, Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs, house International Relati ons Committee, in response to his request for a medical kit and a shortwave radio from Jaynes Lilley, NIO/China. had earlier given a background briefing to the Subcommittee on the: People's Republic of China. I advised Palmer that, while we wanted ':o be helpful to the Committee and hoped that we had been by providing the briefing and other unclassified printed material, the two itenr.s he was requesting fell outside the area in which we could provide assistance t.) the Comm i.ttee. Palmer said he understood and would seek the x atcr,, elsewhere. 25X1 25X1 25X1 Approved For Release 2004/10/12 : CIA-RDP81 M00980R000800120102-8

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