Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.4 \ Doclda: 32318952 Page 1 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-10368-10086 HQ 62C-HQ-1029205-15 |” Document Information FBI CHRISTENSEN YORK ; 06/19/1992 11 JFKARCA OF 1992 PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Unclassified 3 Redact 02/10/1999 INDEFINITE — INC MEMO Date: 3/31/201
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). 11- 14- 2017 : @ ‘ e Memorandum i ape To : Messrs. York Pott& ea _ Date 6/19/92 Tech. Servs. T Kenned Bayse 5 7 cong Ate OFF — ~ ort A Off. of EEO . LNW Gilbet went Colli 4 ‘) off. Saisere— roar ti G. Norman Christensen Ah “3 BITE AS Le e Telephone office Qe subject : “8, -J. RES. 282 fH. J. RES. 454 “ASSASSINATION MATERIALS DISCLOSURE ACT OF 1992" Enclosed is a copy of G. Norman Christensen to Mr. Greenleaf memorandum dated 5/22/92 captioned as above. The Director has decided and advised Congress that all material concerning the assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK) not previously requested under the Freedom of Information Act and placed in the FBIHQ Reading Room would be reviewed. Due to our present budgetary constraints, Mr. Greenleaf wanted to have a Task Force handle this project with the least amount of funds being used. To accomplish this, it was decided that former Freedom of Information-Privacy Acts Analysts would comprise the JFK Task Force and conduct this review. These people will be needed in the next couple of weeks. On Pages 6 and 7 of the enclosed memorandum, you will find a listing of employees in your respective Divisions and Office that will be used on the Task Force. Please have your respective personnel contact Section Chief Kevin O’Brien’s office, extension 3625, to determine the exact time period they will need to report to work on this Task Force. = Enclosure 62A~HQ-1029205 - IMD Front Office | bite Ha - 1009 405-5 _- - ; i Mr. ce) Brien ALL! ta HFOPS ay ANG ue cy pa ~ Mr. Morey HERE ‘of 1S ghey 588 - Mr. Schiman pare 7/; Pes Word GLS: lag ! MN (5) | i PRPRrPPH 4 Docld: 32318952 Page 2?
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-44-2017 Memorandum Dep. Dir. ADD Adm. AOD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Adm.Servs. Crim.Inv. Ident. Info.Mgnt. 5 Insp. . IntelT. Lab. Legal Coun. Tech. Servs. To Mr. Greenleaf Date =5/22/92 Training. . : Cong. Affe, oT. ) / Off. of EEO Off. Liaison & EC Norman Christensen Int. Affs. Telephone Rm. Director's Office Subject : S.J. RES. 282 H.J. RES. 454 "ASSASSINATION MATERIALS DISCLOSURE ACT OF 1992" PURPOSE: To make recommendations for additional activities by the Bureau in anticipation of the passage of captioned legislation or similar legislation. RECOMMENDATIONS: (1) That 20 summer employees be assigned for 12 weeks to the FOIPA Section to work on the project. APPROVED: (2) That approval be given for two groups of 20 FOIPA analysts from field offices to be temporarily assigned to the FOIPA Section, each group for 8 weeks, one after the other, and separate funding be established by Administrative Services Division for the associated travel, lodging and per diem expense in the amount of $529,420. AK This Conash We fp rect wed: | wy Gee, at 62A-HO-1029205 1 - Mr. Clarke 1 - Mr. Greenleaf OL Acer rnc keeper Linde vrpll Cores 1 - Mr. Christensen TPM Se Coy pert v7) 1 - Mr. Kennedy (Attn: Mr. Ping) Pers. Lo~~p. Short fell. 1 - Mr. Davis 1 - Mr. Stoops Yj 1 - Mr. Collingwood 1 - Mr. O'Brien Heer ATO COUTANED EOE OATEZ, , JKO:kaw/pdh (8) ale (CONTINUED-OVER ) ,, SEE IMD ADDENDUM PAGE 6 Docld:32318952 Page 3 Hy SEE ASD ADDENDUM, Page (sp tO WAWELS
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11~14-2017 . . Memorandum from G. Norman Christensen to Mr. Greenleaf, dated 5/22/92 Re: §.J. RES. 282 H.J. RES. 454 "ASSASSINATION MATERIALS DISCLOSURE ACT OF 1992" ADDENDUM: Information Management Division (IMD), 6/8/92, IKO: kaw ~~ In order to save on expenses, in lieu of recommendation number 2, IMD recommends that personnel who previously worked as analysts in the FOIPA Section, but are now employed elsewhere in FBIHQ, be temporarily assigned to the FOIPA Section to process the documents which will have been identified by summer employees as not previously processed under the FOIA, plus other documents not previously processed (the activities are set forth in Phase 1, item 4, on pages 3-4 of the 5/22/92 memorandum). The FOIPA Section has identified 23 such employees, and their Division of assignment as follows: Identification Division Nancy Marie Iazzetta Milton Laughland Jr. Terrace J. Peters Pamela Sauer Administrative Services Division Elaine Warner Garcia Reggie J. Morgison Information Management Division Barbara L. Hatch Lynda Welborn Poll William Shackelford Debra Joy Weierman Shirley I. Wiles Intelligence Division = Elizabeth Rae Beers C4#7S Willis A. Newton CT Criminal Investigative Division Perry L. Baker Peggy T. Girard Keith E. Halsey Robert E. Prososky Fred R. O'Hara Carol Ann Stroud Steven D. Strunk Kathleen A. Ruzicka 4 -~- 6 - Docld: 32318952 Page 4
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE jAil- 1ed— 2017 : . Memorandum from G. Norman Christensen to Mr. Greenleaf, dated 5/22/92 Re: S.J. RES. 282 H.J. RES. 454 "ASSASSINATION MATERIALS DISCLOSURE ACT OF 1992" ADDENDUM: Information Management Division (IMD), 6/8/92, JKO:kaw Technical Services Division Richard A. Ploshay Office of Public Affairs Margaret M. Tremblay The Section proposes that 20 of these employees be temporarily assigned to this project for an 8 week period beginning in July. Thereafter, an assessment will be made as to how personnel will be obtained for the second eight week period, tentatively scheduled to begin in September, which is mentioned in recommendation number 2. It is possible that some field analysts may be required to fill personnel needs, but the progress of the work and budgetary constraints will be important factors in any recommendation. To capture costs of this project, a separate cost code, 1581, has been obtained. Salaries will be paid out of the existing general FBI budget, since employees would be on board although in other assignments, if this project did not exist. However, other costs, such as overtime, supplies, and equipment will need designated funding. We are unable to assess overtime needs now, but will do so as the project progresses. In order to make maximum use of summer employees now, we believe that ten or more, with college experience, can be used on the project, if available. Supplies such as paper, pencils, folders, etc., have been obtained from existing stock, and will be replenished as needed. The initial cost is $1,492.54. Computer equipment ( 6 desktop computers and 2 laser jet printers) has been requested. Its cost would be approximately $33,000. Docld: 32318952 Page 5