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The CIA Declassification Center issued this weekly report on 9 January 2015, covering activity from 1 to 7 January 2015. The memo reports that the CIA met its 31 December 2014 Executive Order declassification deadline with no records at risk, finished reviewing the second tranche of President's Daily Brief records (1969 through 1974), and gives FY 2015 production status. It also describes a circa 1942 OSS report on German war aims, along with personnel changes, team activities and help desk notes. The report does not mention UFOs.
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include PL Priority deadline material or a nominal 3-year deadline for other PL material. Though, notionally; missing the deadline may result in
automatic declassification for AARC material or extemal referrals to CIA outside of the NDC; that is not the case for PL Priority or the
non-priority PL based on current NDC procedures. The first chart reflects data current through 31 December E and reflects prior FY efforts
against 31 December 2014 material. The second chart also reflects data current through 31 December 2014 but reflects the status of chart #1
December 2014 material beginning in FY 2014 (i.e.; current year).
(U//ATH9) The first three thermometers measure progress against certification for material being processed manually (for accession to NARA
or exemption) and via automated system (for delivery on CREST at NARA or via the RAC Program to the Presidential Libraries). The fourth
thermometer measures overall progress (manual + automated). As in other "Thermo" charts, the targets are above the thermometer; the current
pages processed to date is provided below the thermometer" the height of the thermometer represents pages processed to date graphically; and at
the right are tick marks that divide the target weekly sub-targets. The horizontal line ("slider") indicates the number of
pages that should be completed by the current week of the FY assuming a linear production rate. Above the slider is good; below indicates
more work to be donel l
(U//ATH9) You may notice that the target numbers at the top of the thermometers may change from week to week. This is due in general to the
targets being estimates that are refined during the year as detailed review progresses. For example; page count estimates can change since
microfilm estimates are often difficult to make prior to detailed review. This can add or subtract from the original target estimates. In another
situation; certain records that are initially assigned to the automated category undergo a pre-review ("triage") and may be moved from the
automated to the manual category.
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 18 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.