uptake from locally grown foods primarily appeared to be the cause for the rising body burden levels. As a result, it now has been determined that Bikini Island must be off limits for another 60 years. Additionally, some 50-60 Marshallese of non-Bikinian descent lived and worked on Bikini Island for varying periods between 1970-76. These individuals also require special screening. There also has been close association, including inter- marriage between the people of Rongelap and people of Bikini. At least one exposed Rongelapese and his family were resident on Bikini Island in 1978 when the last evacuation occurred. The latest resettlement proposal of the people of Bikini involve living on the island of Eneu in the Bikini Atoll, probably on a rotation basis, and the maintenance of a community on Kili Island. Should this proposal be feasible, health care must be planned for the Kili Island community, a possible community on Eneu Island, Bikini Atoll, for a small Bikini community in Majuro and for several hundred other Bikinians residing at Ebeye and other parts of the Marshalls. B. People of Enewetak Atoll In 1947, the 142 residents of Enewetak Atoll also were evacuated from their home atoll. Atoll, They were settled on Ujelang which lies 124 miles southeast of Enewetak, Northern Marshalls. From 1948 to 1958, there were in the 43 test detonations performed at Enewetak Atoll. | Ujelang Atoll is within the region of low level fallout. At least once during the nuclear testing period, it is reported =