Information Review & Release (Irr) News for 18 December 2000- 5 January 2001

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Information Review & Release (IRR) News for 18 i
December 2000 - 5 January 2001
Executive Summary
Immediate Calendar:
(U//ATU6) 18 January 2001: lnteragency Security Classification Appeals Panel (ISCAP): Next Principals’
meeting at DOJ, Washington, DC.
‘Future Planning Calendar:
(U/Hi-PUB) 1 - 2 February 2001: Historical Review Panel (HRP): Next meeting at CIA. _
(U//Ar]-H-9} October 2001: The Automatic Declassification Date per Executive Order 1295 8, as amended, for
unreviewed general material older than 25 years.
(U//AF]-UO) April 2003: The Automatic Declassification Date per Executive Order 12958, as amended, for
unreviewed intelligence-related or multi-agency records.
Overview ofIRR Activities Last Week:
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(U//Kl'U'D'§ NARA Discusses Projects at Presidential Libraries with ODC
(U//ATUO) On 4 January 2001, Sharon Fawcett, Deputy Assistant Archivist for Presidential Libraries at the
National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) met with representatives from the OIM Declassification
Center (ODC) to discuss the possibility of ODC providing document conversion and declassification support
services at the presidential libraries. She asked if ODC could assist in scanning about 500,000 pages at the Carter
Library, 50,000 pages of pre-presidential material at the Reagan Library, and a small amount of Nixon
pre-presidential material at the Federal Records Center in San Miguel, California. In addition, she asked for CIA
help in document processing at the Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson and Ford libraries. NARA would fund these
efforts in FY 2001, according to Ms. Fawcett. ODC will respond to NARA after it reviews the details of the
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(U//KFUO) ODC Volunteer To Help Move Clinton Presidential Materials to Classified Storage to Arkansas
(U//7‘rl'b‘Q§-The National Archives began the gargantuan task of moving 835 tons of presidential materials to the
Clinton presidential library in Arkansas and has asked ODC for a volunteer to help. Chief of ODC's
Declassification Review Division volunteered to be a security escort for the classified material, which will be
transported on an Air Force C-5A Galaxy transport aircraft on the 18 January flight from Andrews Air Force Base
to Little Rock, Arkansas. ‘
O Hardly a plush assignment, this task will require a very early departure from Andrews aboard a drafty
cargo plane that has no windows. Upon arrival, a convoy of semi-trucks will make the hour-long trek to
the SCIF in Little Rock and NARA has assured the escort that he too must help unload and shelve the boxes
in the SCIF before returning to Washington.
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