e The DOD Defense Nuclear Agency’s Nuclear Test Personnel Review program produced a series of summary reports on the Pacific and continental atmospheric weapons tests in which DOD and military personnel participated. The CIC is a repository for the summary reports and for many of the reference documents used as sources. e In January 1979, at the request of Governor Scott M. Matheson, all Utah State offices surveyed their records and files and produced a collection of documents dealing with fallout, the health effects of ionizing radiation, and related topics. Microfilm copy of this collection is resident in the CIC. e The CIC collection includes press releases issued by the Department of Energy and predecessor offices as well as an extensive collection of newspaper articles which reflect the concern for public information and the public attitude and knowledge about the testing program in Nevada. CIC Facilities and Services The CIC facility provides accommodations for: e A public reading room where documents of general public interest ate available for review e A research area where requested documents may be used for more in-depth study e Computer terminals for staff-assisted research of the data base and files e Printed and microfiche indices to the collection e Microform reader/printers for review and copy of documents contained only on microform e Document duplication equipment. A staff of technical and clerical personnel is available to provide research assistance and access to document. The Coordination and Information Center is open for visitors from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Requests for services should be made to Coordination and Information Center, Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co., Inc., Post Office Box 14400, Las Vegas, Nevada 89114 or call commercial (702) 295-0731 or FTS 575-0731. JX 217