HSCA RECORDS-DURING THE COURSE OF THE HSCA INVESTIGATIONS, MUCH CLASSIFIED INFORMATION WAS ASSEMBLED IN RESPONSE TO HSCA REQUESTS.
Agency: CIA
Originator: CIA
From: RODGER S. GABRIELSON, OFC OF LEGISL
To: MR. GEORGE FRATES, AC/RECORDS MGMT
Document date: 8/10/79
Document type: PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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OLC 79-2477

10 August 1979

MEMORANDUM FOR:

Mr. George Frates

AC/Records Management Division

ISS/DA

FROM

Rodger S. Gabrielson

Office of Legislative Counsel

SUBJECT

: HSCA Records

During the course of the ASCA investigations, much classified

information was assembled in response to HSCA requests.

Three categories

of information must now be disposed of under terms of the HSCA/DCI

Memorandum of Understanding.

Category la: Classified material from Agency

holdings, requested by the HSCA, which HSCA staff

members reviewed.

Category lb: Classified material from Ayency

holdings, requested by the HSCA, but which HSCA

staff members did not review.

ategory 2: Material generated by the HSCA fro

gency classified holdings made available to th

HSCA in response to the latter's request.

(Note:

This HSCA material is considered by the HSCA as its

property

public under the Freedom of Information Act.

inventory of this material received from HSCA has

been completed.)

Category 3: Classified correspondence and certain

unclassified correspondence exchanged between this

Agency and the HSCA.

2. The HSCA has indicated its desire that copies of these three

categories of material de held in sealed and segregated storage to

ensure the preservation of all relevant records pertaining to the

phase of the investigation involving this Agency.

In order to accom

modate the HSCA, but also leave our own records accessible for routine

purposes, a photographic copy should be made of each official Agency

document

made available in response to a specific request by the HSCA

(Category la and lb).

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3. Upon completion of

the task of photographing the Category la

and lb documents, those photographic copies (Category 1), the HSCA-

generated materials based upon Agency material Category

?), and the

designated Agency-HSCA correspondence (Category 3), will be sealed and

held

In segregated storage by the Agency, in accordance with schedules

established by the Archivist of the United States.

Documents are now in the individual custodies of members of

the Agency HSCA Task Force. These individuals are listed by attachment.

5. Please advise on your recommended procedures for photographing

these documents and procedures for entering these copies into sealed

storage.

151

Rodger S. Gabrielson

Attachment

Distribution:

Original - Addressee

1 - OLC Record

- OLC Chrono

- D. Haudefschedt, 0/Personnel

- J. Sullivan, O/Security

Rininger, OGG

B.

Sturbitz,

M.

DDO/LA

(Sednaoutt,

J.

DDO/CI

FOX,

DDO/SE

H.

Clark, SA/DDS&T

1 - D.

Touhey, SA/DDCI

2

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HSCA Task Force Members

Dorrif Haudefschedt, Office of Personnel

Jack Sullivan, Office of Security

Dick Rininger, OGC

Bill Sturbitts, CDO/LA Division

Mike (Sednaouis, DDO/CI Staff

Julian Fox, DDO/SE División

Hal Clark, SA/DDS&T

Dolores Tuohey, SA/DDCI

Russ Holmes, 816 Ames B1dg.

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OLC 79-2477

i0 August 1979

MEMORANDUM FOR:

Mr. George Frates

AC/Records Managenent Division

ISS/DCA

FROM

Rodger S. Gabrielson

Office of Legislative Counsel

SUBJECT

: HSCA Records

During the course of the HSCA investigations, much classified

information was assembled in response to HSCA requests.

Three categories

of, information must now be disposed of under terms of the HSCA/DCI

Memorandum of Understanding.

Category la: Classified material from Agency

holdings, requested by the HSCA, which HSCA staff

members reviewed.

Category Ib: Classified material from Ayency

holdings,

requested by the HSCA, but which HSCA

staff members did not review.

Category 2: Material generated by the HSCA from

Agency classified holdings made

available to the

HSCA in response to the latter's request.

This HSCA material is considered by the HSCA as its

property and, therefore, not releasable to the

public under the Freedom of Information Act.

inventory of this material received from HSCA has

been completed.)

Category 3: Classified correspondence and certain

unclassified correspondence exchanged between this

Agency and the HiCA.

2.

The KSCA has indicated its desire that copies of these three

categories of material ve held in sealed and segregated storage to

ensure the preservation of all relevant records pertaining to the

phase of the investigation involving this Agency.

In order to accom

nodate the HSCA, but a'so leave our own records accessible for routine

purposes, a photographic copy should be made of each official Ayency

document made available in response to a specific request by the ASCA

(Category la and lb).

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held in segregated storage by the Agency, in accordance with schedules

• Documents are now in the individual custodies of members o

the Agency HSCA Task Force.

hese individuals'are listed by attachment

Please advise on your recommended procedures for photographil

ese documents and procedures for enterino these cooles into seal

storage.

151

Rodger S. Gabrielson

Attachment

Distribution:

Original - Addressee

1 - OLC Record

1

- OLC Chrono

- D. Haudefschedt, 0/Personnel

-..

Sullivan, O/Security

- D. Rininger,

OG6

Sturbitz, DDO/LA

- M.

Sednaoui,

1-

DDO/CI

.

Fox, DDO/SE

- H.

Clark, SA/DDS&T

- D.

Touhey, SA/DDCI

2

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HSCA Task Force Members

Dorrif Haudefschedt, Office of Personnel

Jack Sullivan, Office of Security

Dick Rininger, OGC

Bill Sturbitts, DDO/LA Division

Mike Sednaoui, DDO/CI Staff

Julian Fox, DDO/SE Division

Hal Clark, SA/DDS&T

Dolores Tuohey, SA/DDCI

Russ Holmes, 816 Ames Bldg.

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