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104-10331-10349 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (8/9/1993)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch48088 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10331-10349 JUN-26-1997 08:20 JFK TASK FORCE 282 324 3489 P.03/8 Mr. David G. Marwell details the facts relating to records already processed under the Freedom of Information and Privacy Acts (FOIPA) and the commitment of the FBI to provide the records to the public. FBI CORE FILES AND ASSASSINATION RELATED FUES Enclosure C contains the list of subjects and a summary of the files collected and identified in 1992 as the John F. Kennedy (JFK) Assassination Core Files and Related Files as prepared for Director Sessions' statement The summary was presented to Congress as an explanation of the pages processed under the FOIPA and available to the public in the FBIEIQ's FOIPA Reading Room. Research about how the universe of files Imown as Core-and ReIated, were grouped and titled did not produce a precise definition. A review of tickler notes related to the FOIPA requests suggests that the group of files identified as Core was collected to respond to FOIPA requests received in 1976 for files on the assassination. The group of filoKn as Related seemd to have been established due to additional FOIPA re6ests and appeals tor files associated with the assassination. The John F. Kennedy Task Force (JFKTF) could not find any documentation when the term of Core and Related was initiated. FBI RECORDS SYSTEM The FBI currently maintains seventeen record systems. The Privacy Act requires that every type of record system used by a government agency be disclosed to the public. The following is the list of records explained in the Federal Register (Enclosure D). 001. The National Crime Information Center (NCC). 002. Central Records System (CRS). 003. The Bureau Mailing Lists. 004. Routine Correspondence Handled by Preprinted Form. 005. Routine Correspondence Prepared Without File Yellow. 006. Electronic Surveillance Indices (ELSUR). 007. The FBI Automated Payroll System. 008. The Bureau Personnel Management System (BPMS). 009. The Fingerprint Identification Records System (HRS). 010. Employee Travel Vouchers and Individual Earning Records. 011. Employee Health Records. 012. Time Utilization Record-Keping System (TURK). 013. Security Access Control System (SACS). 014. FBI Alcoholism Program. 015. National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime (NCAVC). 016. FBI Counterdrug Information Indices System (CIlS). 017. National DNA Index System (NDIS). 2

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