-5- we 12. Formal ceremonies are being planned by DNA for return of the Enewetak people to the Atoll on April 8, 1980. Til. Bikini 1. En route to/from Ujelang, DOI (Krulitz) and DOE (Hollister) stated to Bikini representatives that if requested we would prepare a book for the similar to "Enewetak Today" and would meet with them sometime in 1980, presumably no later than September, 1980. (Any comments or recommendations which any of you might wish to make regarding the content and effectiveness of the book "Enewetak Today" would be most welcome so that they might be considered prior to the preparation of a book for the Bikinians.) 2. The Bikinians are seriously considering relocating on Wake Island. 3. On November 20, Tommy McCraw and I met with DOL, representatives of the Bikini Codncil and the Council's legal counsel, Mr. Jonathon Weisgall. Their concerns were several: a. Comparison of Eneu with Enjebi and the southern islands of Enewetak. b. Potential effectiveness of scraping the surface of Eneu. c. Potential exposure levels of a rotating Bikini population living on Eneu for a period of 6 months at a time roughly once every 4-5 years. d. Comparison of Eneu with U.S. exposure levels (radiological maps of continental U.S. and of Marshall Islands/Eneu/Bikini were provided). 4&4. LLL is about 2 months away from a final dose assessment for Eneu and Bikini. Pending another meeting with Mr. Weisgall, LLL may be asked to include potential doses: a. With and without imported food, b. Resulting if the top 6 inches of soil were removed c. If families lived on Eneu for 6 months at a time from Eneu, at 4-5 year intervals, 740" rr mor — : ~ . — ' hoy . ered. 7 ~yerwen ny: aid Oe, oe . : og oa teee “rer -~- q ‘ Veet Jad rier Be Le TES ee ae . age om >” wos eating _o r =