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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDISPATCH SIMBOL AND NUMBERHMMA-39188The logs showed that AETURNKEY might have made the first meeting,but would certainly have been late for it. For the alleged secondmeeting, however, the log showed that AETURNKEY was in the MHHARSHEmbassy for the entire period of the meeting (subject of MEXICO CITY3389 later amended his story to say that AETURNKEY had not radethe second meeting). LILYRIC personnel were quick to spot thesubject of MEXICO CITY 3542, 25 June 1970, making visits to theMHHARSH Embassy, and reported these visits by phone even beforethe Station had learned, from LIENVOY, of this person's telephonecall. Several other visitors of apparent WOLADY nationality werealso routinely reported to local LNERGO, along with a request forlicense plate resolution if a WOLADY license plate is spotted.Late in June, LILYRIC was alerted to report the possible visit ofa person who had made a phone call to 201-087316, offering thelatter some "interesting information." LILYRIC spotted andphotographed a person who may be identical with the caller, andattempts are now under way to resolve this.6. LIEMPTY-4 continues to handle all photo developing and   rinting (except when certain prints are needed quickly), and in   spite of his leg injury, from which he is now recovered, he did   not miss any deadlines. The fact that GERENDE has been terminated   is not expected to affect his relationship with the Station, even   though he is married to one of GERENDE's sisters. FERNALD has   established good rapport with him, and he has stated that GERENDE'S   problems are not his and will have no effect on his association.7. The above recital of LILYRIC and LICALLA sctivities would   seem to indicate a heavy CI emphasis. Actually, this is not the   case. While CI is an important by-product, not only for ourselves   but also in support of walk-in operations run by other agencies,   the day-in day-out bread and butter photo and fixed surveillance   information is of great importance to our positive operations.   data base which has been built up and maintained by LIEMPTY   facilities, along with the services of LIENVOY, LIFEAT, and   LIEMBRACE, give the Statior an impressive support annaratne which   is vital to our program.8. With respect to the approved project renewal forwarded   with Reference B, we have the following comments:a. Through an oversight, we neglected to report inReference A that LILYRIC base house rent was raised as of1 January 1970 to an annual rate of $3,360.00 (USD).b. LICALLA base house rent was raised, effective 1July 1970, to an annual rate of $1,373.00 (USD).  (ReferenceB shows that this figure has already been requested forFY 1971.)c. As indicated in Reference A, salary increases forall remaining LIENTTY personnel will probably be recommendedin the near future.d. The GERENDE dark room rent (MEXI 137) is now beingpaid to LIEMPTY-4. Pending the completion of GERENDE's newhouse the lab work was being done temporarily in LIEMPTY-4'soffice. With the suspension, and now the termination ofGERENDE, it became necessary to make this a permanentarrangement, and the Station felt it only fair to pay LIEMPTY-4this fee ($80.00 USD per month), not only for the use of hisspace but also for increased water and electric bills(particularly the latter) resulting from his having to develop,print, and dry the photos. GERENDE was paid through December1969, and in June 1970 LIEMPTY-4 was paid retroactively forthe period 1 January to 30 June 1970. It is planned to continuethe monthly payments, so this item should be restored in thenext project renewal request,