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CG 440-1593 During the 3/29/83, conference with avsa[ ___—_! the latter also advised that during settlement hearings, € question of disposition of the physical evidentiary items was discussed. It was the decision of the court that the "doors" and the “mattress” be retained in the c che Government for a "10 year period." However, ausa | pgreed to resubmit a xequest within 90 days seeking to spose of this evidence in view of our space restrictions. He advised that he would furnish a copy of a letter received from the DuSable Museum of Black History refusing to accépt receipt of these items. ausa|_ was also advised of requests alxeady received for records of the FBI in this case pursuant to the Freedom of Information ~ Privacy Acts (FOIPA). It was agreed that many of the documents furnished by the FBI to effect the defense of the Agents involved should be protected as the "work product” of the attorney-client privileges [Cf 5 USC 552 (b) (3))- In this last regard, Assistant Section Chief rr Section, FBIHQ, Was advised of the status of captioned matter and it was agreed that the case should be considered closed for the purpose of 5 USC 552 (b) (7) (A) an@ that care be exercised in the handling of FOIPA requests received subsequently both at FBIHQ and Chicago concerning FBI records in this case. Chicago anticipates difficulties in processing the many requests, under the FOIPA, for FBI documents which requests will follow from the settlement of this case. Any questions received concerning our_handling of this matter should be directed to the writer or sal ; - Qe - b6 b7C b6 b7C b6 b7C b6 b7C eve or ey ee a A | pies