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Mr. George Martin Rosnek
Dear Mr. Rosneks
Reference is made to your contract with the U. S. Government
as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970,
as amended.
Effective 8 April 1979, paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation"
is an nded by deleting the figure $37,270 as it appears therein and
substituting in lieu thereof the figure $41,270. 
Said paragraph
is
died to provide that subsequent
ntation of your basic fee, based upon the percentage increase
authorized U. S. Government employees in the annual Legislative Pay
will be individually authorized by contract amendment
opriate times as re ated and certified by the
Government offici
however
this paragraph does not exce
tota Compens
full fire and
äll OTHER Terms and Conditions of the
CONTRACT as amended, demain im
effect.
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Mr. George Martin Rosnek
Dear Mr. Rosneki
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
stave 1 March 1970,
represented by the Central Intelligent
amended.
Effective-7 October 1979 paragraph four (4) entitled
mmended by deleting the ficure $41, 270 ns.
stituting in lieu thereof the figure.
appears therain
Mother
full force
and conditions
contrac
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Chief, Contract Personnel Division
David H. Blee
Chief, Counterintelligence Staff
Chief, Career Management Staff
Manpower and Support Branch/Contract
Amendment to Contract for
George Martin, Rosnek
aph four (4) entitled Compensation
et effective March 1970 as amende
sted that the figure $41,270 be delete
and the figu 544 159 be substituted therein. This
crease represents the percentage increase (7 percent)
authorized US Government employees in the annual Legislative
Pay increase effective 1 October 1979.
All classified Secret.
CONCUR:
APPROVED:
Bla
David H. Blee
Management S
Date
Chief, Contract Personnel
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Mr. George Martin Rosnek
Dear Mr. Rosneks
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
effective 1 March 1970,
as represented by the Central 
Intelligence Agency,
Effective 8 Foril 1979, paragraph four (4) entitled "Carpensation"
ded by caleting the figure $37,270 as 
it appears therein and by
in Beu thereof the figure $41,270.
evice that subsequent augmen
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Increase authorized 0.9
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Said paragraph is also
of your basic fee, based
ment eraloyees in the
authorized by contract am
onsible Governmen
under this paragrap
rate paid at the top step
All other terms and conditions of the contract
the
amended, remain
full force and effect.
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
// Gene L. Bund
pecial Contracting Officer
or
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+11 APR 1979
Date
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personnel Division
FROM
THROUGH
SUBJECT
:
amended
:
David H. Blee
Chief, Counterintelligence Staff
Chief, Career Management Staff
Manpower and Support Branch/Contract
Amendment to Contract for
George Martin Rosnek
Action Requested: It is
corge Martin Rösnek, an Independ
Increase his compensation from
per annum effective 8 April 1979.
that the contract
tor, ber
to $41 270
2. Background In September 1978 Mr. Rosnek, a former
senior officer of the KGB, raised with his case officer the
question of prior financial commitments made to him by the
Agency. Specifically, he claimed that the Agency still owed
him $20,000 of an original commitment of $50,000 made to him
at the time of his defection. This $20,000 clain has become
an obsession with Mr. Rosnek and is likely to affect negatively
his relationship with the Agency unless resolved to his relative
satisfaction. Attached for background information are
documents relating to Mr. Rosnek's claim.
After careful consideration of the equities involved
in this case it is my belief that security considerations
dictate that we settle Mr. Rosnek's claim in the following
manner I will
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approve an increase in his annual payment by
$4,000 effective April 1979 (from $37,270 to $41,270).
Thereafter, his annual compensation would be increased each
October in the amount
unt 
identical to the cost of living increase
given to US Government employees. (This cost of living pro-
vision is currently in his contract). However, at such time.
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as Mr. Rosnek reaches the salary paid an employee in the
top step of GS-15 (currently $47,500) his annual compensation
would be increased only as the pay for that step increases.
All other terms and conditions of said contract,
amended, remain in full force and effect.
5. All classified Secret.
David H. Bles
David
Blee
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CONCUR
Chief Career Management Staff
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Chief, Counterintelligence Staff
Steven K. Rubenstein
C/CI/A/DEF
FROM
SUBJECT
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PDDONOR
REFERENCES
ATTACHMENT
Memo Dated 16 February 1970
From DC/Security Research Staff
Memo Dated 14 August 1972
From DC/Security Research Staff
Acknowledgement and Release Form
Dated 12 July 1973
A careful review of the PDDONOR file substant
the fact that there were three unequivocal financial commit
ments made to PDDONOR at the time of his defection in
February 1964. These three commitments were:
He would be paid $25,000 for each of the two
years he cooperated in place. Total $50,000.
He would receive $10,000 for his part in
identifying William Vassal a British
Admiralty employee as a NGB agent.
He would receive $25,000 per year salary
from the Agency.
2. The question at issue now is whether an additional
commitment was also made to PDDONOR to the effect that the
Agency would provide financial assistance to him to purcha
a home. According to PDDONOR, on 30 January 1964 in Geneva
prior to his defection in a conversation with his case officer,
Mr. Tennent
Bagley he stated, "I will arrive with what I have
on my back - no home - no roof - no anything. "The reply to
PDDONOR was as follows; "This will be taken care of. 'It will
be provided." This exchange in PDDONOR's view, constituted
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what he believes was a commitment on the part of the Agency
to provide him with financial assistance in the purchase of
home. A memorandum dated 16 February 1970, written by
Mr. Bruce Solic describes this verbal exchange between PDDONOR
and his case officer. (See Reference A). In addition,
memorandum dated 14 August 1972 also written by Mr. Solie
(Reference B) states that "Nosenko stated that prior to his
defection in Geneva, he discussed his future with Bagley and
made three requests, these being:
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Employment at $25,000 per year;
$50,000 in savings acc
$50,000 in savings account,
Assistance in purchasing a house.
According to Nosenko, Bagley a day or two later; informed
Nosenko that his requests had been approved and Nozenko
considers this constituted a valid verbal contract."
From PIDONOR's viewpoint therefore an additional
commitment, quite separate and apart from the three listed
in paragraph 1 was made to him. Consequently, , he now argues
that a payment made to him in July 1970, in the amount of
$20,000 and which he used as a downpayment on a house, was
the fulfillment of this additional commitment and not part
of the $50,000 he was promised. for his two years in place.
This despite the fact that in the 14 August 1972 memorandum
as Mr. Solic states in paragraph 5,
"Nosenko also
considers that the assistance in purchasing furniture,
house, etc., which he has been given since 1969 should be
considered as cancelling the matter of the $50,000.
What seems to have occurred is a change of position
on PDDONOR's part. While previously acknowledging that the
original $50,000 commitment had been met (paragraph 5 of
Reference B) PDDONOR now takes the position that of the
below listed payments only $30,000 should be applied against
the $50,000 commitment. The July 1970 payment of $20,000
should be applied against a separate commitment to provide.
assistance in purchasing a home.
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$2,000 in March 1964
$8,000 in May 1969
$5,000 on 1 July 1970-
$20,000 on 1 July 1970
$15,000 on 12 July 1973
(According to PDDONOR this
payment should not be applied
against the $50,000 commitment).
Thus, according to PDDONOR's reasoning $20,000 is still due him
as part of the original $50,000 commitment.
2 July
Several additional points should be noted.
1973 PDDONOR signed an "Acknowledgment and Release" prepared
by the General Counsel in which PDDONOR releases and forever
discharges the US Government and the Agency from any claim for
moncy promised to him. (Reference C). In addition, the issue
of the $20,000 he says is still owed him does not surface in..
the file until September 1978, 14 years after his defection.
The explanation of why this issue would arise at this late
date is not clear from available records.
6. Attached are copies of those documents which impact.
on this issue. Because of the complexities of this case I
recommend that we request the Office of General Counsel to
review the entire case and provide a ruling on the Legitimacy
of PDDONOR's claim of $20,000. After such a ruling we can
discuss our future course of action.
7. All classified Secret.
Attachments:
As Stated
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ATTACHMENT
MEMORANDUM FOR
FROM
SUBJECT
OGC 79-02042
1 March 1979
Chief, Counterintelligence Staff
John A. Rizzo
Assistant General Counsel
--0.
Financial Commitments to PDDONOR/1
is in response to your memorandum of
3 Febr
1979 which requests our opinion concerning CIA
existing financial obligations to PDDONOR/1, a former high
ranking KGB officer who defected to this country in February
1964 after having cooperated in place for the previous two
years Based on information contained in CI Staff files,
there appears no question that the Agency made three docu
mented, unequivocal promises to PDDONOR/1 at the time of
defection:
a) he would
b)
c)
per annum Paid a total of $50,000 ($25,000
in consideration for his previous
two years' service in place;
he would receive a $10,000 payment for his
part in identifying a certain KGB operative
in the British government; and
he would be placed under contract for "an
indefinite period" after his defection at
yearly salary of $25,000, with accompanying
provision for retirement and other benefits.
- Your memorandum seeks our assistance in resolving the issue
of whether or not the Agency has, as PDDONOR/1 asserts, any
current, independent obligation to pay PDDONOR/1 $20,000
based on an oral commitment made to him by à now-retired CIA
officer at the time of his defection promising him the
Agency's financial assistance in his securing a residence
in this country.
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2. As you know, due to unforseen and extraordinary
factors which arose shortly after PDDONOR's defection, the
three documented commitments made to him as outlined in the
previous paragraph were not fulfilled until some years after
his defection. In this connection, the file indicates that
PDEONOR/1 did not start receiving an Agency salary until
March 1969, and that it was not until six years later that
he began to be paid at the previously promised rate of
$25,000 per annum. Accordingly, in order to belatedly
satisfy in full the commitments originally made to PDDONOR/1
in 1964, lump-sum payments have been made to him on three
occasions in recent years with the approval of senior Agency
management. Briefly, these lump-sum payments consisted of
a) $125,000 (less taxes) in November 1972 to cover the
balance owed for salary during the period April 1964 to
March 1969 b) $15,000 in July 1973 to settle the remainder
due on the $50,000 obligation to PDDONOR/1 for his service
in place overseas prior to his defection, and c) $28,500-
fauthorized in April 1976 but evidently not paid until late
Last year) to cover the balance of his previously promised
$25,000 annual salary for the period March 1969 – March 1975
as well as the $10,000 commitment originally made to PDDONOR/1
prior to his February 1964 defection (see paragraph 1(b)
above) for his role in identifying a certain KGB operative
in England.
3. As previously stated, the sole issue for considera-
tion at this point revolves around PDDONOR/1's relatively
recent assertion that CIA still owes him $20,000 as a result
of a vaguely worded oral commitment made to him by a now-
retired Agency officer in 1964 who promised that CIA would
provide housing for PDDONOR/1 in this country following hig
arrival. In analyzing PDDONOR/1's contentions in this
regard, we believe for the following reasons that the details
surrounding CIA's July 1973 payment to him of $15,000 assume
particular significance and do, in fact, firmly rule out any
further, outstanding legal obligation to him with respect to
payments to cover ÞØDONOR/1's eventual purchase of a home.
Of course, the key consideration involved is the fact that
the $15,000 payment was made following PDDONOR/1's execution
of a quitclaim prepared by this Office through which he
agreed to "release and forever discharge... the Central
Intelligence Agency...from any claim for money promised to
him for, and/or at the time of his defection, and from any
and all other claims...in any form whatsoever arising out of
or in any way connected with his cooperation and association
with... CIA prior to the date of this document, 12 July
1973. "
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Thus, the wording of the quitclaim is clearly and purpose-
fully unconditional and is specifically intended to bar the
kind of belatedly raised claim which PDDONOR/1 is raking now.
In taking this position, we recognize that one
could properly point out in rebuttal that notwithstanding
the seemingly all-encompassing scope of the quitclaim,
further payment of $28,500 was in fact subsequently author-
ized for PDDONOR/1 in April 1976. However, as was noted in
an internal OGC memorandum dated 1 April 1976 which concurred
in this additional $28,500 payment, the real purpose of the
12 July release was to settle once and for all the issue of
the balance of the $50,000 owed PDDONOR/1 for
or 
his two years
of in-place cooperation prior to his defection... Accordingly,
since the $28,500 payment was intended to satisf other pre-
existing commitments to PDDONOR/1 (1.e., back-salary owed
for 1964-1969 as well as the $10,000 promised for his role
In identifyig the KGB-operative in England), this office
concluded at that time that the payment was legally permissi-
ble since it was outside the intended scope of the quitclaim
and was being used to fulfill separate, fully documented
promises of compensation made earlier to him.
5. By contrast, at the
the 
time
that CIA made its July
1973 payment to PDDONOR/1 in return for his quitclaim, the
available background materials
in the files you
have provided us leave little de issue of compen-
sation to cover his purchase of a home was an intrinsic part
of the calculations which led to the decision to authorize
the $15,000 payment to him at that time. For instance, in
the 25 June 1973 memorandum to Mr. Colby which contained the
recommendation for the $15,000 payment, the Director of
Security delineated some of the previous advances made to
PDDONOR/1 in partial satisfaction of the $50,000 owed to him
for the 1962-64 period. It was specifically noted in that
connection that '[ā]gainst this ($50,000] sum in April-May
1969, [PDDONOR/1] was given $8,000 as financial assistance
for resettlement in the private economy and $25,000 in mid-
1970 towards the purchase of a new house and other related
expenses:" (Emphasis added). These amounts plus an additional
$2,000 which had been previously advanced were subtracted.
from the original $50,000 commitment, thus leading to the
final figure of $15,000 that was subsequently paid to PDDONOR/1
in July 1973 and for which he readily signed the quitclaim re
leasing CIA from any further financial obligations to him.
Director of Security's memorandum went on to indicate that
PDDONOR/1 "agreed" with these calculations; moreover PDDONOR/1's
acknowledgment that CIA had previously fulfilled its
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commitments to him regarding a house is more explicitly
documented in a 14 August 1972 memorandum for the file from
the Deputy Chief, Security Research Group, which quotes
PDDONOR/1 as saying that he "considers that the assistance.
in purchasing furniture, a house, etc. which he has been
given since 1969 should be considered as cancelling the
matter of the $50,000 (Emphasis added).
Therefore, from all of the above, it must be con
cluded that, contrary to PODONOR/1's assertions, CIA has
long since fulfilled any promises which Agency representa
tives made to him prior to his defection concerning his
housing in this country. Further, the available evidence
clearly tends to indicate that PDDONOR/1 fully understood
and accepted the fact that these obligations had been fully
met at the time that he signed his quitclaim in July 1973.
Thus, since the terms and scope of the quitclaim are fully
controlling on the claim which PDDONOR/1 13 asserting, W
have determined that the Agency has no legal obligation
whatsoever to pay him the $20,000 which he seeks.
As a final note, this office recognizes that, not-
withstanding the absence of any legal obligations, the par-
ticularly sensitive status of PDDONOR/1 within ĈIA may
nevertheless give rise to an understandable desire in some
quarters to make the $20,000 payment to him on security
and/or moral grounds. We do not necessarily quarrel with
such a view, nor do we mean to imply that CIA is legally
precluded from, in effect, "waiving" the terms of the quit
claim if it so chooses. At the same time, it must be remem-
bered that this. Office was asked to prepare the quitclaim at
issue in 1973 precisely in anticipation of a situation such
as the one before us now. It is respectfully submitted that
such documents will cease to have any future efficacy or
credibility whatsoever if individuals such as PDDONOR/1 who
are ostensibly bound by them perceive a willingness on the
part of CIA to set aside these carefully worded and legally
binding documents whenever a claim (no matter how 111-
founded) is advanced. In short, we hope and trust that any
décision to pay PDDONOR/1 the $20,000 at issue despite the
quitclaim and documented evidence to the contrary will be-
based on truly compelling security or moral considerations.
John A. Rizzo
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Dear Mr. Poanak:
Reference is made to your contract with the U. S. Government, as
represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970, as
ammende 1.
Effective 26 December 1978, paragraph five (5) entitled "Allowancas,
Travel and other Expenses is amended by the deletion of the 
last 
sentence
in its entirety and by substituting in lieu thereof the following:
füll
"If in the course of this contract you are directed to traval
are authorized to incur other expansas, relmbursement of such expenses;
will be marle on a commuted rate basis, based on constructive cost, while
in the Washington metropolitan area. This commited rate su will mot
be reduced by any operational entertainment that may be provided to you.
conditions of the contract, as amended, rema in
ACCEPTED1
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Mr. George Martin Rosek
Dear Mr. Roanek:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970,
as amended.
Effective 8 April 1979, paragraph four (4) entitled Comp
18 amended by deleting the figure $37,270 as it appears therein
substituting in Heu thereof the figure $41,270. Said paragraph
ovide that
on the par ntage.
islativa Pay Increa
at appropriate times as
official, prov
augmentation of your basic foo, h
orized U.8. Government employees in the annual
Individually authorized by contract amen mant
certified by the responsible Ga
your tots) ompensation under this paragi
rate paid at the
valent of the sal
All other terms
full force and effect
conditions of the
George Martin
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Hr. Bruce A, Bertotally
Dear Mr. Bertotally:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as
represented 
by the Contracting 
Officer, effective 1 March 1970, as amended.
Effective 3 October 1978 paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" is
amended 
by deleting the 
figure $35,327 as it appears therein and by substituting
In lieu thereof the figure $37,270.
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain in 2
full 
force and effect..
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
BY
BC. Amal
Contracting Officer
9041977. of ripen
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Mr. George Martin
Dear Mr. Roaneki
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as
represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, offective 
1 March 1970, as
amandad.
"
Effective 9 October 1977 paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" is
amandel by deleting the figure $33,000 as it appears therein 
and by 
substituting
in lieu thereof the figure $35,327. Said paragraph 
is also modified to provide
that bequent augmentation of your basic fee
, based upon cost-of-living
Increases, will be individually authorized 
by contract amendment at 
appropriate
times as requested and certified by the responsible 
Government official.
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain
in full force and effect.
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
Contracting Officer
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Gorgo Martin Rosnek
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Mr. George Martin Rosnek
Dear Mr. Romaks
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970, as
amanded.
Effective 16 February 1977 paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation"
is amended by authorizing you a one-time, lump sum taxable payment in the
amount of $2,100.
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain
in full force and effect.
WITNESS.
APPROVED:
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Contracting Officer
artin Rosnek
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Mr. George Martin Rosnak
Dear Mr. Rognek:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as
represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970, as
amended.
Effective 1 June 1977 paragraph-five (5) entitled "Allowances, Travel, and
other Expenses" is amended by expanding its scope to authorize the concurrent,.
voluntary, travel of your dependent wife, including the appropriate rate of
per diem, when it is determined by the responsible Government official that
such travel will support and best serve operational interests and objectives.
The extent and destinations of such deper-lent travel will be as designated and
defined by such official and, when in the course of such travel it is determinad
as a matter of operational necessity or as a matter essential to her health
well being that she remain at some particular place in the course of such travel
while you continua on to specific geographical locations in fulfillment of
operational missions, continuation of her per diem will be authorized for such
periods. All montes advanced or reimbursed you herrunder by the Government and
for the purposes, herein indicated are determined to be additional income to
and as such considered to be taxable for Federal income tax purp
It also understoo
and agread
confirmed, that this an mant is in no way
obligating your dependent wife to accomp
erned,
on traval abroad
terms of this agreement. It is also understood and agreed that the 0.
Government neither Infers or assums any liability whatsoever nature:
concerning her health and well being if she freely elects to undertake
travel.
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amarried, remin
in full force and effect.
ACCEPTED:
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Bertotally, Bruce A.
MEMORANDUM: FOR: Chief, Counterintelligence Staff
VIA:
FROM:
SUBJECT
REFERENCE:
30 January 1978
Office of General Counsel, Õ¿MED; Attention: Mr. John Rizzo
Charles W. Sandman
Chief, Contract Personnel Division
Contract Amendment for Mr. George Martin Rosnek
from Chiof, CI Staff, dated 20 December 1977
(S) Referenced memorandum pertained to a formal request to amend
contract to provide authorization for specific operation expenses
(S) Paragraph five (5) of Subject's current contract, among other
things, provided for "other expenses". It is our opinion that the intent
here was to provide authorization for expenditures for "Operational" purposes.
The language being goneral and non-restrictive in nature, it would follow
that any expenditure deemed by you, as the operating activity, to be of an
operational nature, and so authorized, would be within the framework of the
authorization and that there would be no o need to specifically identify and
additionally authorize the item and/or its value. Accordingly no action
is taken upon your request, it being presumed that you already have adequate
contractual authority.
Charles W. Sandman
Concur:
//s/ John A. Risso
Office of General Counsel
Distribution:
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Mr. George Martin Rocnek
Dear Mr. Rosnek
Ref. in made to your contract with the U.S. Govt., na represented by
the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970, as amended.
Effective 26 Dec. 1973 paragraph five (5) entitled "Allowances, Travel
(and other Expenses" is amended by the deletion of the last sentence in its
entirety and by substituting in lieu thereof the following:
"If in the course of this
authorized to incur other tract you are directed to travel or are
expenses, reimbursement of such expenses will
be made on a commuted rate basis, based on constructive cost, while in the
in the Washington metropolitan area. This commuted rate sum will bot
be
reduced by any operational entertainment, that may
provided to you.
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain in full
force
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Personnel Division
FROM
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SUBJECT
:
:
David H. Blee
Chief, Counterintelligence Staff
Chief, Career Management Staff
Manpower and Support Branch/Contract
Contract Amendment for
Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
Action Requested: It is requested that the
for Bruce A. BERTOTALLY, an Independent Contractor, be amended
by changing the last sentence of Paragraph S, Allowances,
Travel, and Other Expenses, to read as follows:
"If, in the course of this contract, you are directed
to travel or are authorized to incur other expens
reimbursement of such expenses will be made on a
commuted rate basis, based on constructive cost while
In the Washington metropolitan area. This commuted.
rate sum will not be reduced by any operational
entertainment that may be provided to you.",
Background: Because of the current wording in
paragraph 5 of BERTOTALLY's contract, C/PCS/CSS/B&F believes
that a reduction in BERTOTALLY's commuted rate entitlement
must be made when operational entertainment (meals) are
provided him by his case officer. This interpretation is
based on the present wording in the contract stating that
reimbursement for expenses will be in "substantial accordance
with CIA regulations." Since under CIA regulations a re-
duction in per diem is effected when meals are provided by
the Government, C/PCS/CSS/B&F believes the language of the
contract should be amended to permit operational entertainment
(meals) to be provided to Subject without resultant deduction
in his commuted rate reimbursement
3 All other terms and conditions of the contract
remain in full force and effect.
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David H. Blee
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Mr. Bruce A. Bertotally
Dear Mr. Bertotally
Ref. is male to your contract with the U.S. Govt., as represented
by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970, as amended,
and with specific reference to the amendment effective 1 June 1977.
pertaining to travel as authorizei in paragraph five (5) entitled "Allowances,
Travel and other Expenses.. Effective 1 June 1977 the last sentence of
said paragraphs. The sense of which pertains to the imposition and the
tively of
received under the
is deleted
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scope of pa
authorization
All other
25 Jan. 1978 sald K is further amended by expanding the
entitled "Compensation to provide for them
one time lump sum payment in the amount of $1404.
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full force and effect.
conditions of the contract, as amended, remain
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Mr. Bruce A. Bertotally
Dear Hr. Bartotally:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, að
represented by the Contral Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970, as
amondod, with specific reference to the amendment effective 1 June 1977
pertaining to travel as authorised in paragraph five (5) entitled "Allowances,
Travol and other Expenses." Effective 1 June 1977 the last sentence of
said paragraph, the senso of which partains to the imposition and the subjectivety.
of funds received under the contract to taxes, is deleted in its entirety.
Effective 25 January 1978 said contract is furthur amended, by expanding
tha sappe of paragraph four (4), entitled "Compensation" to provide for the
authorization of a one-time, lump sum payment in the amount of
All other terms and conditions of the contrac
full force and effect
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Chief, Contract Personnel Division
B. Hugh Tovar
Chief, Counterintelligence Staff
Chief, Career Management Staff
Manpower and Support Branch/Contract
Contract Amendment for
Ceorge Martin Rosnek
Action Requested: It is requested that the
contract for Mr. George Martin Rosnek, an Independent
Contractor, be amended effective as of 1 January 1978
to pay him $50.00 per month for the use of his private
living quarters as an office. It is also requested that
Mr. Rosnek's contract be amended to include the interest
payments on a car that he purchased so that he could be
ready and available for work when we request him..
2. Background: When CI Staff assumed responsibility
for Mr. Rosnek in July 1976, we noted that the Office of
Security had an informal arrangement by which it reimbursed
Mr. Rosnek $50.00 per month for the use of his private
quarters as office space. It is now requested that this
arrangement be incorporated into Mr. Rosnek's contract.
CI Staff agreed to
On 7 February 1977 former
reimburse Mr. Rosnek for the interest payments on a car
which he purchased so that he would be ready and available
for work when we needed him. The monthly interest charge as
of December 1977 is slightly less than $39.00 and it is
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expected to decline steadily as the unpaid balance is
amortized over the next two years. It is, therefore,
requested that Mr. Rosnek's contract be amended to
also include this payment.
All other terms and conditions of said contract,
as amended, remain in full force and effect.
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B. Hugh Tovar
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Chief, Contract Personnel Division
B. Hugh Tovar
Chic Counterintelligence Staff
Chief, Career Management Staff
Manpower and Support Branch/Contract
Contract Amendment for
Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
June
Action Requested: It is requested that the contract
for Bruce A. BERTOTALLY, an Independent Contractor, be
amended retroactive to 1 June 1977 deleting the last sentence
of paragraph 3, concerning the taxability of operational
travel by his wife, of a previous amendment effective
1977. It is further requested that a one-time payment of.
$1,404 to BERTOTALLY be authorized to offset the tax he is
required to pay on the $3,100 which represents his wife's
travel expenses on their last operational trip abroad, which
appeared on BERTOTALLY's W-2 form for 1977 as additional
taxable income.
Background: After CI Staff assumed responsibility.
for BERTOTALLY in July 1976, based on requirements developed
by the field, he was asked if he would be willing to under-
take occasional operational trips abroad for the purpose of
briefing and lecturing friendly liaison services and other
high-level foreign officials. BERTOTALLY agreed, but was
adamant that he would only do so if the Agency would allow
his wife to accompany him not only for purposes of companion-
ship but also to enhance his security. Because this was his
condition to such overseas operational travel and because it
was felt her presence would contribute to his good morale,
effectiveness in the performance o
of his mission, and also
preclude his possibly creating potentially embarrassing
incidents for us and the host liaison services; Chief,
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CI Staff made a personal commitment to BERTOTALLY that
he could indeed have his wife accompany him on any
operational trips abroad, if he chose to have her do so,
and that her travel expenses would be borne by the Agency.
It was understood that her travel expenses would be limited
to the cost of her travel and per diem.
Subsequent to this agreement BERTOTALLY took three
separate trips abroad accompanied by his wife and one quick
trip to Mexico accompanied by his case officer. No problems
developed following the first two trips. Vouchers submitted
after each trip, claiming their joint costs as operational,
expenses, were honored without question. However, following
their last joint trip abroad her travel expenses of $3,100
were interpreted as additional taxable income. BERTOTALLY
considers this a violation of the commitment made to him
and has demanded that the Agency pay him a sum équivalent to
the additional Federal and state taxes he will have to pay
as a result of our unilateral decision on this matter.
Presently we already have three separate trips abroad
planned for BERTOTALLY during 1978. We are convinced that
unless we reimburse him for the $1,404 additional tax he
must pay for 1977 and assure him that his wife can accompany
him on future operational trips abroad at Agency expense
and without having such expenses declared as additional in-
come, he will refuse to go on any more trips: abroad on our
behalf.
3.
All other terms and conditions of the contract
remain in full force and effect.
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Mr. Bruce A. Bortotally
Dear Mr. Bertotally:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 March 1970, as amended.
as
Effective 9 October 1977 paragraph four entitled "Compensation" is
Amended by deleting the figure $33,000 as it appears therein and by substituting
in 11ou thereof the figure $35,327. Said paragraph is also modified to
provide that subsequent augmentation of your basic fee, based upon cost-of-living
increases, will be individually authorized by contract amendment at appropriate
times as requested, and cortified by the responsible Government official.
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain
in full force and effect.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Cont
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Personnel
ATTENTION
FROM
THROUGH
SUBJECT
1.
Chief, Contract Personnel Division
B. Hugh Továr
Chief Counterintelligence Staff
Chief, Career Management Staff
Manpower and Support Branch/Contracts
Contract Amendment for
George Martin Rosnek
Action Requested: It is requested that the contract
for Mr. George Martin Rosnek, an Independent. Contractor, be
amended retroactive to 9 October 1977 to increase his
compensation from $33,000 per annum to $35,327. This repre-
sents a cost of living increase of 7.05 per cent. (It is
further requested that a clause be included in Mr. Rosnek's
contract to the effect that he is entitled to the equivalent
of any future cost-of-living increases granted to Agency
employees.)
2. Background: Mr. Rosnek was recruited by the Agency.
in Switzerland in 1962 and promised $25,000 per year while
working as an agent in place. He later defected to this
country. In July 1976 responsibility for him was transferred
from the Office of Security to the CI Staff and he continues
to be of great assistance to this Staff as well as to the FBI.
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The remuneration that he receives from the Agency is his
family's sole means of support. He was given cost-of-living
increases in the past and when CI Staff assumed responsibility
for him he was assured by the Chief, CI Staff that he would
continue to receive such increases in the future. In early
December 1977 he inquired why his pay did not already reflect
the 7.05 per cent increase given to Agency employees in October.
We believe it to be in the best interests of the US Government
to honor all commitments made to him and to assure that he
continues to identify himself positively with the Agency.
All other terms and conditions of said contract, as
amended, remain in full force and effect.
B. Hugh Tovar
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FROM
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personnel Division
Chief, PCS/CSS/B&F
Terrell W. Hutchison
SUBJECT
REFERENCE
Contract Amendment Bruce A. BERTOTALLY (P)
Our Memorandum of 29 June 1977
Our Memorandum of 28 September 1977
In regards to referenced.
advised by your twe were telephonically.
to provide that the
contract was being amended
of subject's wife represented
taxable compensation. As we are nearing the end of the tax year,
It would be appreciated if the amendment could be provided in the
near future in order that these payments can be included in sub-
ject's earning's statements. Thanks..
Thuth
Terrell W. Hutchison
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FROM
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Chief, PCS/CSS/B&F
Terrell W. Hutchison
Contract Amendment Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
We are in receipt of a copy of subject contract
amendment dated 27 June, 1977. To administer the conditions
of this amendment, there are two questions which come to
mind:
a.
The amendment provides that travel of subject's
dependent wife may be authorized "when it is
determined by the responsible Government official
that such travel will support and best serve
operational interests and objectives." Under the
provisions of HR 22-2a (18) (now in the process of
amendment), TDY travel for dependents of an employee
must be approved by a Deputy Directór. Further,
under the OGC ruling 77-1264, TDY travel for a
dependent "should not be authorized, save the
Deputy Director's discretion. It should be changed
to preclude any possible interpretation of which
would give rise to TDY junkets for wives and depen-
dents at Government expense. While it is recognized
that subject is in fact an Independent Contractor,
the entire subject of dependents TDY travel is a
delicate issue, and because of this, we ask that
your office identify the level of the "responsible
Government official" who must approve the operational.
necessity travel of subject's wife.
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Query, if the TDY travel of subject's wife
is in fact properly approved, not as an operational
necessity, but for matters "essential to her health",
do these payments in fact become taxable income. The
regulations define an Independent Contractor as a
self-employed individual who may be paid a fee for
certain services or products, and generally contracts
provide for reimbursement for necessary operational
expenses. We have no difficulty in certifying the
wife's travel when it can be classified as an operationa
necessity. However, as both references provide authority
only to Deputy Directors to approve dependent operational
TDY travel, this also gives rise as to what level of
authority is required to authorize travel for a dependent
wife to accompany her husband on a TDY trip "as a matter
essential to her health." It is requested that we be
advised of the level of the "resonsible Government
official" who can approve such travel. Further, as
subject's contract draws a line between the operational
necessity travel and that travel essential to her health,
we would appreciate being advised if the non-operational
travel payments for subject's wife represents taxable in-
come.
Terrell W. Hutchison
PCS/CSS/B&F/TKHutchison:nr
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MENORANDUM FOR:
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FRON
SUBJECT
: Chief, PCS/CSS/B&F
Terrell W. Hutchison
Contract Amendment Bruce A. BERTOTALLY (S)
REFERENCE
Our Memorandum of 29 June 1977
A response to our référenced memorandum (copy
attached) would be appreciated.
Terrell W. Hutchison
28 September 1977
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Ar of this date a full rearch här been made of CPD for the teabouts of rubject's
file. Our records indicate that 11 var charged out to Jim -- in July
probably in reference to cuertion raised by Terry Hutchinson on dependent
travel. He has rearched and his recy has searched OGC with no ruccors,
On 6 Oệt thuck Sandman John Rizzo and undersigned met with Brad Abernathy, con-
Terry's Question. We all agreed that any cum expended on Ber'otally' • •ifē″
travel should be con-idered as taxable additional income that in egard to hi-
uestion re approval authority for travel - Chief CI Realro covered paint
to travel of ou Independent contractor in conformance with Govt rule and Reg.
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Dear Mr. Bertotally:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as
represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 March 1970..
Effective 1 June 1977 paragraph five (5) entitled "Allowances, Travel and
other Expenses" is amended by expanding its scope to authorize the concurrent.
voluntary, travel of your dependent wife, including the appropriate rate of
per diem, when it is determined by the responsible Government official that
such travel will support and best serve operational interests and objectives.
The extent and destinations of such dependent travel will be as designated and
defined by such official and, when in the course of such travel it is determined
as a matter of operational necessity or as a matter essential to her health
and well being that she remain at some particular place in the course of such
travel while you
on to specific geographical locations in fulfillment
of operational missions, continuation of her per diem will be authorized for.
such periods. All montes advanced or reimbursed you hereunder by the Govern-
ment and for the purposes herein Indicated are determined to be additional
income to you and as such considered to be taxable for federal income tax
purposes.
It is also understood and agreed by all concerned, and is herein so
confirmed, that this amendment is in no way intended or should be construed
as obligating your dependent wife to accompany you on travel abroad, under
the terms of this agreement. It is also understood and agreed that the U.
Government neither Infers or assumes any liability of whatsoever nature
Conceming her health and well being if she freely elects to undertake such
travel.
All other terms and conditions of the contract,
full force and effect..
amended, remain in
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
tal Rogare C. Brooke
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SUBJECT
REFERENCE
: Contract amended Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
: Your memorandum, subject as above, dated 29 June 1977
Your referenced memorandum raised two basic questions in regar
to an amendment effected to the contract of Bruce Bertotally. To
determine the answers a meeting was held 6 October 1977 with discuss fon
and decision by those present. Brad Abernathy SSA/DDA, John Rizzo for
the General Counsel and Charles Sandman with Rogers C Brooks for CPD.
In subparagraph (a) of your memorandum you requested identification
of the level of the responsible Government official who must approve the
operational necessity travel of subject's wife. The Chief CI Staff was
so identified.
Subparagraph (b) basically related to the taxability or non taxability
of funds made available and relating to the dependent wife's travel. It
was the consensus and agreement of all present that all such funds should
be considered as additional compensation and taxable.
Ropers C. Brooks
Rogers C. Brooks.
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
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REFERENCE
Chief, Contract Personnel Division
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Chief, PCS/CSS/B&F
Terrell W. Hutchison
: Contract Amendment Bruce A. BERTOTALLY (S)
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Our Memorandum of 29 June 1977
A response to our referenced memorandum (copy
attached) would be appreciated.
T
Terrell W. Hutchison
28 September 1977
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
Chief, Contract Personnel Division
FROM
SUBJECT
Chief, PCS/CSS/B&F
Terrell W. Hutchison
Contract Amendment - Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
We are in receipt of a copy of subject contract
amendment dated 27 June 1977. To administer the conditions
of this amendment, there are two questions which come to
mind
a The amendment provides, that travel of subject's
dependent wife may be authorized "when it is
determined by the responsible Government official
that such travel will support and best serve
operational interests and objectives." Under the
provisions of HR 22-2a (18) (now in the process of
amendment), TDY travel for dependents of an employee
must be approved by a Deputy Director. Further,
under the OCC ruling 77-1264, TDY travel for a
dependent "should not be authorized, save the
Deputy Director's discretion. It should be changed
to preclude any possible interpretation of which
would give rise to TDY junkets for wives and depen-
dents at Government expense. While it is recognized
that subject is in fact an Independent Contractor,
the entire subject of dependents TDY travel is a
delicate issue, and because of this, we ask that
your office identify the level of the "responsible
Government official" who must approve the operational
necessity travel of subject's wife.
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b. Query, if the TDY travel of subject's wife
is in fact properly approved, not as an operational
necessity, but for matters "essential to her health",
do these payments in fact become taxable income. The
regulations define an Independent Contractor as a
self-employed individual who may be paid a fee for
certain services or products, and generally contracts
provide for reimbursement for necessary operational
expenses. We have no difficulty in certifying the
wife's travel when it can be classified as an operational
necessity. However, as both references provide authority
only to Deputy Directors to approve dependent operational
TDY travel, this also gives rise as to what level of
authority is required to authorize travel for a dependent
wife to accompany her husband on a TDY trip "as a matter
essential to her health." It is requested that we be
advised of the level of the "resonsible Government
official" who can approve such travel. Further, as
subject's co
contract draws a line between the operational
necessity travel and that travel essential to her health,
we would appreciate being advised if the non-operational
travel payments for subject's wife represents taxable in-
come.
Terrell W. Hutchison
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Chief, Contract Personnel Division
: B. Hugh Tovar
Chief, Counterintelligence Staff
Amendment to Contract for
Bruce A. BERTOTALLY (P)
Action Requested. It is requested that
paragraph five (5) entitled "Allowances, Travel and other
expenses" of Bruce A. BERTOTALLY's contract dated 1 March 1970,
as amended, be further amended effective 1 June 1977 to permit
his wife to accompany him on travel abroad.
2 Background: As an independent contractor Bruce A.
BERTOTALLY's contract makes no provision for his wife to
accompany him when traveling abroad at our request. This
amendment will make such travel possible when at the option.
and direction of the Central Intelligence Agency it is.
believed that such travel will materially improve his cover
and security and substantially contribute to the performance
of his mission. The requested change in paragraph five (5)
should in no way obligate BERTOTALLY's wife to accompany her
husband on travel abroad nor does it assume any liability if
she freely elects to make such travel.
All other terms and conditions of the contract remain
in full force and effect.
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Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as
represented by the Contracting Officer, effectivell March 1979.
Effective 1 June 1977 paragraph five (5) entitled "Allowances,
Travel and other Expenses" is amended by expanding its scope to authorize
the concurrent, voluntary, travel of your dependent wife, including the
appropriate rate of per diem, when it is determined by the responsibla¨
Government official that such travel will support and best serve operational
interests and objectives. The extend and destinations of such dependent
travel will be as designated and defined by auch official and, when in the
course of such travel it is determined as a matter of operational necessity.
or as a matter essential to her health and well being that she remain at som
particular place in the course of such travel while you continue on to
pecific geographical locations in fulfilment of operational missions,
continuation of her per diam will be authorized for such parfods,
that this
It is also understood and agreed by all concerned, and is herein
no way intended or should be construe
mpany you on travel
as obligating your dep
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8. Government nofthe
nature concerning her health and well
such travel.
Lso understood and agreed that
Reimbursement, payment and account
substantial conformance with CIA redās and
Hability of whats
1f she frealy elects to un
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foregoing shall
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain in
full force and effect.
UNITED STATES COVERIMENT
BY
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Contracting Officer
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Dear Mr. Bertotally:
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Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 
March 1970.
Effective 1 March 1975, said contract is amended by revising the first
sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" to read as follows
:
"You will be compensated by the Central Intelligence Agency
at the rate of twenty-five thousand, two hundred fifty dollars.
($25,250) per year."
effect.
All other terms and conditions of the contract remain in full force and
ACCEPTED:
Bruce
Bertotally
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Special Contracting Officer
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Carl
Reference is made to your contract with the United States
Government, as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency,
effective i March 1970.
Effective 1 March 1976, said contract is amended by revising
the first sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" to
read as follows:
"You will be compensated by the Central Intelligence
Agency at the rate of Twenty-Six Thousand Five Hundred
Thirteen Dollars ($26,513) per year."
All other terms and conditions of said contract remain in
full force and effect..
Please acknowledge by signing in the space provided below.
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
BY
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ACCEPTED:
WITNESS:
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Date
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8guil 1976
Date
APPROVED:
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Certified to be a true copy of the signed original which is on file in the
Office of Security.
MICROFILMED
JULY 1977
Edwin A. Reetz
Chief, Eudget and Fiscal Brach
Office of Security
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Dear Mr. Bertotally:
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Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as
represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970, as
amended.
Effective 1 October 1976, said contract is amended by revising the first
sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" to read as follows:
"You will be compensated by the Central Intelligence Agency at the rate
of Twenty-Eight Thousand One Hundred and Three dollars ($23,103.00) per year.'
All other terms and conditions of said contract, as amended remain in
full force and effect.
Please acknowledge by signing in the space provided below.
ACCEPTED:
/s/ Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
WITNESS:
APPROVED:
MICROT ILMED
JULY 1977
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
1976
Special Contracting Officer
APPROVED
She Contract Personnel Division
October 12, 1976
Date.
Date
Date
1976
Certified to be a true copy of the signed original which is
on file in Cf Staff.
ADMINISTRATIVE
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Dear Mr. Bertotally:
AUMINISTRATIVE
INTERNAL FOR ONLY :
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as
represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970.
Effective 1 December 1976 said contract is amended by deleting the figures
$12.50 and $603.52 as they appear in subparagraph (a) of paragraph six (6)
entitled "Negotiated Benefits" and by substituting in lieu thereof the figures
$18.75 and $900.04 respectively.
All other terms and conditions of the contract remain in full force and
effect.
ACCEPTED:
/s/ Bruce A. - BERTOTALLY
WITNESS:
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APPROVED
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
BY
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Special Contracting Officer.
Certified to be a true copy of the signed original which is
on file in CI Staff.
Ruth
M 12/14/76
Malecki
Personnel Officer
MICROFILMED
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Dear Mr. BERTOTALLY
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Covernment, as
represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 March 1970, as amended,
Effective 16 February 1977 paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation*
is amended by authorizing you a one-time, lump sum, taxable payment in
the amount of $2,100.
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain
in full force and effect.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
BY
Chafe
.
racting Officer
Certified to be a true copy of the signed original which is on file in
CI Staff.
MICROFILMED
JULA 19772
With 1. Malecki
Personnel Officer
23 February 1977.
BIZHUISTRATIVE
INTERCOAL USE ONLY
14-00000
Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
Dear Mr. BERTOTALLY
APMEISTRATIVE
INTERNAL USE ONLY
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as
represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970, as
amended.
Effective 1 March 1977, said contract is amended by revising the first
sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" to read as follows:
"You will be compensated by the Central Intelligence Agency at the rate
of Thirty-three thousand dollars ($33,000) per year.'
"1
All other terms and conditions of said contract, as amended remain in
full force and effect.
Please acknowledge by signing in the space provided below.
ACCEPTED:
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Parifand ady
Penal 17/7
George Martin Rotund
George Martin Rosnek
Charles M. Ardu
Special Contracting Officer
May 2, 1977.
Date
WITNESS:
APPROVED:
B. Hugh Love
3M 1977
MICROFILMED
JULY 
1977
4
MAY
1977
Date
Certified to be a true copy of the signed original which is on file in
Cİ · Staff.
M
Ruth. Malecki
ADMINISTRATIVE Personnel Officer
INTERNAL USE OKLY

14-00000
Mr. Bruce A. BERTOTALLY ☐
Dear Mr. Bertotally:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970.
Effective 1 March 1973 said contract is amended by revising the
first sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" to read as
follows:
You will be compensated by the Central Intelligence
Agency at the rate of Twenty-Two Thousand Two Hundred
Fifty Dollars ($22, 250) per year. "
All other terms and conditions of said contract remain in full force
and effect.
Please acknowledge by signing in the space provided below.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
As Represented by the
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
By:
ACCEPTED;
// Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
WITNESS:
/s/ Bruce L. Solie
Keith Rushmo
acting Officer
Date: Aksi 16, 1873
Date:
16 March 1973
Certified to be a true copy of the signed original which is on file in the Office
of Security.
MAR
dum et 2015
Edwin A. Reetz
Chief, Budget and Fiscal Branch
Office of Security
SCORET
E2IMPDET
CLby: 026715
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**
Mr. Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
Dear Mr. BERTOTALLY:
064010
20/71
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970.
Effective 1 March 1974, said contract is amended by revising the first
sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" to read as follows:
"You will be compensated by the Central Intelligence Agency
at the rate of Twenty-Three Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars
($23,750) per year."
effect.
All other terms and conditions of said contract remain in full force and
Please acknowledge by signing in the space provided below.
ACCEPTED:
7/75
/s/ Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Bojone
Contracting Officer
kray-I, 1971
Date.
C. Bricks
WITNESS:
B
APPROVED:
N.
Chimay 1974
Date
1724
Date
Certified to be a true copy of the signed original which is on
file in the Office of Security.
d. Rek
Edwin A. Reetz
Chief, Budget and Fiscal Branch
Office of Security
E2IMPDET
CL by: 063837
SECRET
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ARUNIN
BERTOTALLY, Bruce A.
SPONSORING COMPONENT
Office of Becurity/SRS
EMPLOYMENT STATUS
CASE OFFICER
Bruce L. Solie
EFFECTIVE DATE
1 March 1969
Independent Contractor
PERSONAL DATA
CURRENT PCS POST
Washington, D..Ce
RELATIONSHIP
FUTURE PCS POST (EFFECTIVE DATE)
Washington, D. C.
DEPENDENT INFORMATION (Names NOT ATTACH FORM 31} OR WA
DATE OF BIRTH
CITIZENSHIP
inst
N° 10392
EXTENSI
7682 RL 9126
CITIZEN
Alion
DATE OF BIRTH
RESIDE WITH SUBFET, IF NOT, WHERE
473
S SPOUSE UNDER CONTRACT OR EMPLOYED BY WOFACT
YES, PROVIDE PSEUDONYM
YES
NO
X
COVER DATA
ACTIVE DATE OF COVER
e A
SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES
TO BE WITHHELD BY COVER
OFFICIAL COVER.
LNREAD
OTHER (Y)
COVER, SALARY AND ALLOWANCES Sir Anunt
PAY PERIOD USED BY COVER
TYPE OF TAX:DOCUMENTATION TO BE ISSUED BY COVER
REMARKS (Pirmont to Parm
WOFACT DATA.
WOFACT TO REPORT
BONAFIDE
OTHER (Spacey)
SALARY
WEEKLY
ŕts.
NO
NONOFFICIAL COVER
PROPRIETARY
DEVISED
BIWEEKLY
COVER FACILITY CAYPTONYM
ALLOWANCE
PAYMENT OF
COMPENSATION:
WIFECTIVE DATE
HEADQUARTERS
FIELD
ENREAD
1099
LNGOLD
1099
DEVISED FACILITY
1099
DEVISED FACILITY
ACCOUNT HIC
x
LNREAD
W-2
LNGOLD
DEVISED FACILITY
W-2
Fer completion by
CC
Staff
COMMENTS
IF SUBJECT IS UNDER NONOPHCIAL COVER CONSULTATION WITH THE COVERT TAX COMMITTEE IS REQUIRED
A TAX-ASSESSMENT
WILL Not Applicable
WILL NOT BE ASSIGNED BY THE COVERT TAX COMMITTEE
* Prior to preparing Form call Mr. Reetz, X5345, for address
Income and social security taxes will be withheld.
0/SEC will handle filing of state estimated tax returns.
DATE
APPROVAL
TRAS COVER STAFF
2549 El S
DATS
6/25/69
AUTHENTICATION
SIGNATURE RESPONSIBLE OFFICER
Bl
Bruce L. Solte
DETRIBUTION SIGNED ORIG. TO OFFICE OF FINANCE, COPY TO CENTRAL COVER: COPY TO FRE
FORM 313a USE
PREVIOUS EDITIONS
SECRET
SECRET
NOTE: DETACH THIS PORTION OF FORM AND DISTRIBUTE SEPARATELY
LF SOCIAL SECURITY NO IS NOT AVAILABLE, HAVE FORM NO 55-5 "APPLICATION
FOR SOCIAL SECURITY ACCOUNTS." COMPLETED AS PROVIDED IN DETAILED
PROCEDURES.
ADDRESS OF RECORD (IN US)
* See above
FOAM 3133 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS
N°
10392
SOCIAL SECURITY NO.
SPOUSE'S SOCIAL SECURITY NO
577
ADORESS (Foreign)
74-5121
DISTRIBUTION SIGNED ORIG TO OFFICE OF FINANCE, COPY TO CENTRAL COVER, COPY TO FRE
SECRET
CACU
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Empl # 064010
')
Per your request, the following in a breakdown of additional retroactive
salary for the period 1 March -31 May 1977. This will 
be included with normal
salary check for the month of June.
:
Cross
1,224.27
Fica
*20.40
Fedtax
401.10
Stx
85.44
New normal salary effective 1-30 June 1977 is as follows.
Cross
2,750.00
Fica
Fedtax
608.07
Stx
170.08
=
Net
717.33
Hosp
18.75
Net
1953.10
*Fica Max reached for tax year. Stopped effective 1, June 1977
MICROFILMED
JULY 1977
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FORM
5-61
Rall
20
(
REPLY REQUESTED
DATE
2 May 1975.
LETTER NO.
SPEED LETTER
TO : Chief, C&TD/OF
YES
NO
FROM:
ATTN: Special Payroll Ops - Sandy Smith
SUBJECT: Bruce A. BERTOTALLY #064010
-
Edwin A. Reetz
OS/B&F
4E71 Hqs
Independent Contractor
Attached is an amendment to Subject's contract increasing
his compensation from $23,750 to $25,250 per annum effective
1 March 1975. Withholding of North Carolina state tax should
be increased from $125 to $130 per month concurrent with the
effective date of this amendment. I trust it is not too late
to include the increase plus adjustment for March with his
April pay. Your assistance is appreciated as always.
REPLY
Edurn
$$&NATURE
DATE
SIGNATURE
RETURN TO ORIGINATOR
USE PREVIOUS
1831
EDITIONS.
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Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
Mr. BERTOTALLY (P)
/5/
Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
MICROFILMED
JULY 1977
:
"
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SECRET
Mr. Bruce A. BERTOTALLY (P)
Dear Mr. BERTOTALLY:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970.
Effective 1 March 1971 said contract is amended by revising the
first sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" to read as
follows:
•
"You will be compensated by the Central Intelligence
Agency at the rate of Nineteen Thousand Five Hundred Dollars'
(19,500.00) per year."
:
All other terms and conditions of said contract remain in full force
and effect.
Please acknowledge by signing in the space provided below.
DOC. MICRO, SER.
MICROFILMED
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
As Represented by the
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
By:
Kenneth C. Rushmach.
Contracting Officer
ACCEPTED:
/S/ Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
Date: 12 February 1971
WITNESS:
isi
Bruce L. Solie
Date:
12 February 1971
Certified to be a true copy of the signed original which is on file in the
Office of Security.
Edum a. Rech
Edwin A. Reetz
Chief, Budget and Fiscal Branch
Office Security
amalic
SEGRET
Congres
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Mr. Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
Dear Mr. Bertotally:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970,
as amended.
Effective 1 March 1972 said contract, as amended, is further, amended
as set forth below:
(a) The first sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "COM-
PENSATION" is revised to read as follows:
"You will be compensated by the CIA at the rate of
Twenty-one Thousand Dollars ($21,000) per year."
(b) Sub-paragraph (a) of paragraph six (6) entitled
"NEGOTIATED BENEFITS" is deleted, and in lieu thereof
the following is substituted:
"6(a): You presently have a private health insurance
plan for yourself and your wife. It is understood and agreed
that you will bear a portion of the total premium cost of said
plan; this organization will bear the remainder. Your portion
is herein established
from contractual pay 50 per month and will be deducted
due you. The total annual premium
cost of said plan is presently $603. 52. If required, the
Government's portion may be paid yearly, in advance."
All other terms and conditions of said contract, as amended, remain
in full force and effect.
Please acknowledge by signing in the space provided below.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
As Represented by the
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
By:
Kenoth C. Rushmach
Contracting Officer
ACCEPTED:
"
/S/ Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
Date:
February 21, 1972
WITNESS:
/S/ Bruce L. Solie
Date: February 29, 1972
Certified to be a true copy of the signed original which is on file in the Office
of Security.
፣
1936077
DOC. MICRO. SER.
MAR
1972
Ediens a Pett $33
Edwin A. Reetz
Chief, Budget, and Fiscal Branch
Office of Security
MICROFILMED
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SECRET
Mr. Bruce A. BERTOTALLY (P)
Dear Mr.BERTOTALLY:
Reference is made to your contract with the UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT, as represented by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY,
effective 1 March 1969. Effective 1 March 1970 said contract is herein
terminated by mutual consent of the parties thereto, and in liệu thereof
the following agreement 19 substituted,
The UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, as represented by the
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, hereby contracts with you under
the following terms and conditions:
STATUS. Your legal status under this contract is that of an
independent contractor or consultant. You are not considered an employee
of the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT by virtue of this contract ou
will be required to hold yourself available at all times to fulfill requesta
made of you by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY or to respond to
tasks requested of you by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
will
rain from
In other gainful employment or occupation until
from the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
ou pursuant to the contract and within the terms
upon you as if included in
terms
COMMUNICATION. In all relationships with the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY you will accept requests,
and relevant
instructions from an individual hereinafter refer to as the "Authorized.
Government Represent. tive. "He will be fully authorized to discuss.
matters with you relating to your responsibilities under this contract
including, but not limited to, cover arrangements, place of assignment,
conditions of work or any other matters relating to your relationship with
the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
3. COVER AND SECURITY. In the performance of your
responsibilities hereunder, appropriate arrangements will be made.
regarding cover and general security conditions. You may be required
to execute certain documents in the course of establishing cover
arrangements but it is to be expressly understood that such documents are
solely for the purpose of cover and security and confer no additional
legal rights or obligations and that all of your rights and obligations with
respect to the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY derive solely from this
agreement. In connection with cover and security you will be pro
be 
provided
from time to time specific instructions by the Authorized Government
Representative and you will be required to adhere precisely to such
instructions.
SECRET.
MICROFILMED
JUL-01970
DOC. MICRO. SER.
CACEP:
Exed automats
and
Wicellication
14-00000
COMPENSATION. You will be compensated by the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY at the rate of Eighteen Thousand Five Hundred.
Dollars ($18,500.00) per year. Payment of this compensation shall be
monthly in accordance with arrangements acceptable to the Authorized
Government Representative. This sum is subject to Federal income taxes
and to such income tax laws, as are applicable to your place of residence,
Additionally, this compensation is subject to FICA taxes. The current
rates and method of payment will be in accordance with applicable laws and
the security instructions issued by the Authorized Government Representative.
· Payment of all taxes and preparation of necessary tax returns are your
personal obligation and responsibility but in accord with appropriate security
instructions which will be furnished by the Authorized Government
Representative.
5. ALLOWANCES TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES. If, in the
course of fulfilling your responsibilities under this agreement, monetary
allowances would be payable under general UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT rules and regulations, you will be paid such monetary
llowances in substantial accordance with those laws and regulations.
If, in the course of this contract, you are directed to travel or are
authorized to incur other exponi reimbursement for
NE
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY in sub
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY regul
will be
You presently have a private health insurance plan for
yourself and
your wife paid until late December 1970. Prior to
the expiration date of the current policy the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY has the option of paying premiums
on the current policy until 1 March 1972 or enrolling you in a
hoalth Insurance program for selected contract individuals
of the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY subject to
all the terms and conditions of that program. The CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY will pay the premiums on elther
insurance coverage until 1 March 1972. However, any now
contract will include an appropriate clause providing that this
organization will bear a portion of the total premium cost of
any health insurance and you will bear the remaind
b. The CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY will endeavor
to arrange for you to secure a term life
policy with.
a face value of $15,000.00. This policy contains no additional
accidental death.
3. The premiums for the policy will
be your person onsibility. The current premium
is $12.00 per month,
MICROFILMED
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c. (1) Subject to the priorities of work you are herein
authorized twenty-one (21) work days vacation with pay per
contract year to be taken only at times and places approve
in advance by the Authorized Government Representative.
Vacation time is not accruable and will not be carried over
from year to year. Payment for unused vacation time will
not be authorized.
(2) If incapacitated for work due to illness, injury
and the like, your compensation may be continued for periods
not to exceed a total of thirteen (13) working days per contract
year. Periods of absence in excess of three (3) consecutive
days will require a doctor's certificate. Like vacation time,
this benefit is not accruable and will not be carried over from
year to year. Cash payment in lieu of this benefit will not be
authorized.
7. SECRECY OBLIGATION. You will be required to keep fore
secret this agreement and all information which you may obtain by
hereof (unless released in writing by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY from such obligation), with full knowledge that violation of such
subject you to criminal prosecution under the esp
nded
and other applicable laws and reg
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
ad you may not discuss any
person other than the
contrac
Resenta
or such other person
8 UNAUTHORIZED COMMITMENTS.
this contrac
of this relationshi
Governm
specifically appro
No promises or
commitments pertaining to rights, privileges, or benefits other than thöse
expressly stipulated in writing in this agreement or any amendmen
shall be binding on the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
9. TERM. This agreement is effective as of 1 March 1970 and
shall be for a term of two (2) years. At the end of that period this contract
shall be deemed to be renewed for another year unless notice
termination has been furnished to you thirty (30) days in advanco.
Thereafter the contract will be renewed automatically on similar terma
and conditions. This contract
ontract may be terminated at any time by either
party upon furnishing thirty (30) days advance notice. Upon termination
of this contract or renewals thereof, including amendments, any, the
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY will undertake to assist you in
obtaining gainful employment or to provide continuing compensation to
assure you that you will be able to maintain a reasonable standard of
living. This undertaking is contingent upon your fulfilling the terms
1.
MICROFILMED
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DOC. MICRO. SER.
SECRET.
Esthet
6237:
tichssp
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this contract and the continuing compliance with the secrecy obligations
Imposed on you by paragraph 7 of this contract and the pro
secrecy agreement which you have signed with the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
As Represented by the
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
By:
/s/ Kenneth C. Rushmack
Contracting Officer
Date: 6 March 1970
ACCEPTED:
ASI Bruce A. BERTOTALLY
Date:
WITNESS:
Date: 6 March 1970.
Certified to be à true copy of the signed original which is on file in the
Office of Security.
1978
Ed G. Ret
Edwin A. Reetz.
Chief, Budget and Fiscal Branch
Office of Security
MICROFILMED
1970
DOC. MICRO. SER.
SECRET
GRUP
Excluded from
mt
14-00000
Bruce A. BERTOTALLY (P)
Dear Mr. BERTOTALLY,
The UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, as represented by the
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, hereby contracts with you under
the following terms and conditions:
1. STATUS. Your legal status under this contract is that of an
independent contractor or consultant. You are not considered an
employee of the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT by virtue of this
ble at all times.
You will be required to hold yourself aval
fulfill requests made you by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
ou by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
respond to tasks
AGENCY You will refrain from engaging in other gainful employmen
Occupation until
been recaived from the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. Instructions furnished to you pursu
this contract and within the terms hereof shall be as binding upon
if included in the written terms hereof.
COMMUNICATION. In all relationships with the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY you will accept requests, tasks and relevant
instructions from an individual hereinafter referred to
'Authorized Government Representative,
will be fully authorized
to discuss matters with you relating to your responsibilities under this
contract including,
not limited to, cover arrangements, place
assignment, conditions of work or any other matters relating to your
relationship with the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
3. COVER AND SECURITY. In the performance of your
responsibilities hereunder, appropriate arrangements will be made.
regarding cover and general security conditions. You may be required
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to execute certain documents in the course of establishing cover
arrangements, but it is to be expressly understood that such documents
are solely for the purpose of cover and security and confer no additional
legal rights or obligations and that all of your rights and obligations with
respect to the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY derive solely from
this agreement. In connection with cover and security you will be
provided from time to time specifle instructions by the Authorized
Government Representative and you will be required to adhere precisely
to such instructions.
COMPENSATION. You will
by the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY at the
of Simeen Thousand Five Hundred-
Dollars ($16,500. 001 per
compensation
all
monthly in accordance with
Government Representative. This
table to the Authorised
subject to Federal income
taxes and to such income tax laws as are applicable to your place of
residence. Additionally, this compensation is subject to FICA taxes
The current rates and method of paymane will be in accordance with
applicable laws and the security instructions issued by the Authorized
Government Representative. To assist you in establishing yourself,
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY l assist you in procuring an
automobile and necessary household feising
providing funds therefor,
up to a maximum of Eight Thousand Users (38, 900.00). Payment of all
taxes and preparation of necessary tax rem
are
personal
obligation and responsibility but in accord with appropriate security
instructions which will be furnished by the Authorized Government
Representative.
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5. PLACE OF RESIDENCE. In the interests of security, you will
be required to live in such State, area, and house or apartment as is
specifically approved by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY after
mutual discussion and due consideration of all circumstances. All of
':
the expenses of such leased house or apartment will be borne by you and
the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY will not be obligated to pay any
such expense3.
6. ALLOWANCES, TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES. If, in the
course of fulfilling your responsibilities under this agreement,
allowances would be payable under general UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT rules
regulatio
will be paid auch mon
allowances in substantial accordance with those laws and regulations.
If, in the course of thi
tract, you
directed to travel or
authorized to incur other ex
censes,
mbursement for expenses will
be made by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY in substantial
accordance with applicable CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
regulations.
7. HOSPITALIZATION AND MEDICAL CARE. The CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY will provide you with reasonable insurance
covering medical care and hospitalization équivalent to that which could
be obtained through standard insurance policies; or, the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY may provide directly such medical care and
hospitalization.
8. SECRECY OBLIGATION. You will be required to keep forever
secret this agreement and all information which you may obtain by reason
hereof (unless released in writing by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY from such obligation), with full knowledge that violation of such
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secrecy may subject you to criminal prosecution under the espionage laws,
as amended, and other applicable laws and regulations. Your relationship
with the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY and this contract must be
kept secret and you may not discuss any aspect of this relationship and
contract with any person other than the Authorized Government
Representative or such other person as he may specifically approve.
9. UNAUTHORIZED COMMITMENTS,
No promises.or
commitments pertaining to rights, privileges, or benefits other thần those
expressly stipulated in writing in this agreement
any amendment thereto
hall be binding on the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
10. TERM.
This agreem
effective as of 1 March 1969
and shall be for a term of one (1) year. At the end of that period this
contract shall be deemed to be renewed for another year unless notice of
termination has been furnished to you thirty (30) days in advance of the
olapse of one (1) year. Thereafter the contract will be renewed automatically
on similar terms and conditions. This contract may be terminated at any
time by either party upon furnishing thirty (30) days advance notice. Upon
termination of this contract or renewals thereof, including amendments,
If any, the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY will undertake to assist
you in obtaining gainful employment or to provide continuing compensation
to assure you that you will be able to maintains reasonable standird of
living. This undertaking is contingent upon your fulfilling the terms of
this contract and the continuing compliance with the secrecy obligations
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imposed on you by paragraph 8 of this contract and the provisions of
any secrecy agreement which you have signed with the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
As Represented by the
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
By:
Kush
Rushinash
Contracting Officer
ACCEPTED
VITNESS.
Certified to be a true copy of the signed original which is on file in the
Office of Security.
Howard Hobar
HOWARD J. OSBORN
DIRECTOR OF SECURITY
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