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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch48538 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10425-10004
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20 August 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Office of General Counsel
Attention: E. Page Moffett
Assistant General Counsel (U)
INFORMATION Chief, Information and Privacy Division
Attentio QU)
VIA :
bo Information Review Officer (U)
FROM : Russell B. Holmes
Consultant, IMS/FPLG (OUO)
SUBJECT : Document relating to ZRRIFLE (U)
REFERENCES : A. Memorandum to James H. Lesar,
dated 15 March 1985. Enclosure:
First CIA Release to Lesar,
F81-0351 (I) (U)
B . Memorandum, dated 22 July 1985,
from E. Page Moffett.
1. The writer of the memorandum (see reference B) states in
paragraph 2 that Lesar called the former's attention to a
document listed in three places in the enclosure to reference
A as nos. 38, 39, and 55. Lesar claimed that much more of
this document had been released previously to [Robert L.]
Borosage. (U)
2. The document in question, handwritten, undated, and with
the title Project ZRRIFLE had been released previously in
sanitized form as.JFK Exhibit F-522 in Volume IV (pages 197-
203) of the HSCA Final Report (1979). The sanitization of the
copies of documents nos. 00038-02592, 00039-02638, and 00055-
03471, conformed to the previous sanitization. At the time
when this sanitization was made (in late 1978 or early 1979)
it was not known that the ZRRIFLE document was one of several
documents (81 to be exact) that were the subject of a litiga-
tion involving Robert L. Borosage and the Agency. (U)
3. To confirm the validity of Lesar's claim, the undersigned
reviewed the Robert L. Borosage Case No. F75-0676. The Agency's
file did indeed contain a copy of the 9-page ZRRIFLE document
(number 42). The undersigned then reviewed the computer run
describing the contents of the Borosage case file. The entry
for document no. 42 gives no date and no subject. It describes.
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