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ae SECRET Memorandum to Mr. E. J. O'Malley Re: WILLIAM A. (BILLY) CARTER, IIT LIBYAN-ARAB-GEORGIA FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY DETAILS: (CONT'D) ee Atlanta Office were advised by b crd of the facts set forth al rf O?e © attempt to determine specific details as " anticipated travel of Billy Carter and Super- visor as appraised as to type of discreet surveillance that e afforded Billy Carter during his trip to Washington, D. C., 6/11-12/80. Details’ of coverage 6/11-12/80 will be set forth in subsequent memorandum. ADDENDUM: INTELLIGENCE DIVISION JWJ:mac 6/18/80 ooo_eVeIe—F—eueuqqQQae a OS (80 On 6/11/80, subject observed to enter Federal Triangle Building, Washington, D. C., Department of Justice building, at 1:50 p.m., departing at 3:10 P.m. and proceeded to the White House, Washington, D. C. At 5:00 p.m. surveillance was discontinued per request of Joel Lisker Department of Justice, PARA attorney. Sub- ject was not observed in contact with anyone during above coverage. On June 11, 1980, Billy Carter was interviewed by representatives of DOJ. Mr. Joel Lisker, DOJ furnished the following information. Carter received a check ‘for $20,000 in.--January or February, 1980, for reimbursement of expenses incurred when a group of Libyans visited Georgia in January, 1979, and in March, 1980, had received a $200,000 check, a renegotiable loan at 10% interest, from the Libyan Government. The loan had been negotiated in December, 1979, by Randy Coleman, a close associate of Carter. Carter -advised he was acting as a consultant to Charter Oil, a domestic oil firm, Jacksonville, Florida in reference to oil allocations from Libya. APPROVED; Adm. Serv, Crim, inv. Exeo. AD-inv. fdent. Exec. AD-Adm. Intell Traini — ) ng fiveo. AD-LES Laboratory | Public Alfa: Off. SECRET -8-