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1. LETTER TO WILLIAM J. CASEY FROM JACK BROOKS

   of the Administration's proposal to sell our Government's civil remote sensing satellite systems known as LANDSAT ... your Agency's view of the proposal and any underlying documentation to support that position. Moreover, ...

2. ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF REDUCTION-IN-STRATEGIC-ARMS PROGRAM

   have been depleted, forcing the Soviets to obtain a steadily rising proportion of them in remote and forbidding parts ... years. In view of the squeeze on the Soviet economy, the resources that might be freed by an arms ...

3. FRANK TERPIL PART 1

   and these inter- views appear in Penthouse magazine this month. The interviews are also part of this report ... it did from Frank Terpil's point of view. TERPIL: The initial reaction, believe it or not, was one of relief, ... to Qadhafi. TERPIL: The same laboratory that developed remote detonation equipment for the CIA, I used. ...

4. A NASA CAPABILITIES EVALUATION DOCUMENT

   to the on-orbit servicing facility, or remote servicing at the 3-3 Approved For Release 2008/07/30: ... Technology/Catalyst Prod. ('93-2000) o Earth and ocean Observations (Ccpmercial) 6) 7 ' Remote Sensing ... for any orbiter orientation. This flexibility allows minimal interference with payload viewing. PEP operates ...

5. NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

   o senior US officials. CHINA: Soviet Gestures informing Page 1 25X1 25X1 SAUDI ARABIA: Views of King Khalid ... 2008/07/01: CIA-RDP79T00975AO29500010028-4 25X1 SAUDI ARABIA: Views of King Khalid //Saudi King Khalid's ... In any event, we believe the prospects for a nego- tiated settlement soon are remote. According to the Saudi ac- ...

6. THE NAMIBIAN SETTLEMENT PROCESS: OBSTACLES AND REGIONAL IMPLICATIONS

   and this, in our view, underlies South Africa's linking of a Namibian settlement to withdrawal ... the Frontline States for the most part support Angola's view that Savimlii is a "traitor" ... on the other hand, views UNITA as a valuable source of leverage that costs very little. Consequently, we expect ...

7. CHINA S 1 BILLION: IMPLICATIONS OF GROWTH

   in the more remote and tradition-bound hinterland of China.? A weakened system of rural control affecting family ... ers-have no choice, but to devend upon their children for old-age support. The geographical remoteness ... in particular. According to Embassy re- porting and the views of scholars who have had lasting contacts, ...

8. S&T REPORTING GUIDE FOR THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

   of resources (funds, manpower, facilities, equipment) and by the views of prominent national personalities. ... are also inter- ested in a broader view of the program-what the country's goal is: whether to supply ... Specific views un the as> ignment of radio frequencies and satellite pusitiunin?. The importance ...

9. THE FRONTLINE STATES: LOOKING BEYOND NAMIBIA

   while Mozambique has been following Tanzania's low-key lead. The Frontline States, in our view, may now see ... to the impasse in the Namibian negotiations suggests that Frontline leaders may no longer view the Namibian issue ... to have even a remote chance of success. 25X1 Their pledges of defense cooperation may be aimed ...

10. ISRAEL: DOMESTIC POLITICS SUCCESSION ISSUES AND FOREIGN POLICY IMPLICATIONS

    Minister over the next three years. A war-weary Israeli populace has come to view the yearlong involvement ... as caving in on its security concerns. Israeli leaders view Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the other Gulf states ... relationship with Egypt and will continue to view its military deterrent power as ultimately keeping Egypt ...

11. NORTH KOREA: A NEW DIRECTION IN ECONOMIC POLICY

    in the transportation system. Officials view completion of select agricultural and power projects during 1985-88 ... report, the North Koreans plan to build a 160-MW plant in this vicinity. The regime appears to view ... in the east and west and to give better access to more remotely located plants. Over the past several years, ...

12. MEETING THE SOVIET CHALLENGE IN THE THIRD WORLD

    as the consequence of repression and corruption (a view that will be fostored by emigre activities); and of many ... countries remote to Americans like Chad, Zaire, Mozambique, and Namibia.- Overt US intervention-political, ...

13. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

    forces at Remada in remote southern Tunisia of six Tunisian soldiers, who were later released. Tunisian ... that his return power is a "certainty," that 80 percent of the military already supports him. This view ...

14. BRAZIL: LDC ARMS MERCHANT

    The country's extensive borders with uninhabited and remote areas have fostered a concept of national security, ... been more amenable than US firms to. such arrangements; they have viewed association with Brazil as a first step ...

15. USG POLICY TOWARD TURKEY

    on Turkey's behalf. Because the Turks view our labors as a "best effort;" we currently ... assistance levels for Turkey could tempt some NATO/OECD donors to lessen their efforts, particularly in view ... sensitive to the views of Islamic states. They would therefore require firm assurances that any SWA ...

16. WEEKLY SUMMARY

    views his predominantly Negro government. Ex-Premier Jagan is doing his best to exacerbate ... is likely to come under discussion, particularly in view of tentative signs that Rumania desires to reduce ... from the party presidium. Belyayev stayed in Stavropol only six months, then disappeared from public view ...

17. THE USSR AND LIBYA: COLLUSION IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

    despite the two nations' widely divergent world views and objectives. Qadhafi's fanatic ... seek to emphasize that their views must not be disregarded For both nations, the relationship is also ... defensible from a strictly economic point of view. The Soviets sell arms to the Libyans for much-needed oil ...

18. GRANT EVANS/YELLOW RAIN

    Now, in July of this year, some people inter- viewing Hmong in Ban Van Nai (?) camp in Thailand, ... And the question is, the State Department is sort of pushing this view that you're talking about, ... which is you get one more horror story which feeds in from a remote place. I mean who knows about Laos? Who knows ...

19. WEEKLY SUMMARY

    views are unpopular with the Social- is now in Bonn for talks on emigration, but the 2:Lists, ... that such a strategy held out the promise of increasing leftist influence in Western Europe. Acceptance of this view ... inclined faction to vote their per- sonal views when the aviation proposal comes up for party vote.,.~-With ...

20. WEEKLY SUMMARY

    In Moscow's view, the signing of the Soviet-Mozambican Friendship Treaty probably was enough to make Soviet ... for ratification. Bolivian officials who tried to hold out against ratification realize that the remotely located ... a compromise with the opposition, but he has made no headway. His op- ponents view his concessions as a sign ...

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