DRAFT 38 to-man paths." The AEC/DOSis responsible for similar work relating to cleanup operations. The Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (LLL), LASL, HASL, of Washington are to be involved in the evaluation of data.” and the University 5 Oct 72 LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY As a result oflitigation, People of Enewetak vs. Laird (Project PACE), the judge places an injunction on PACEactivities. The AEC is not a defendant, and radiological studies are not affected. The Air Force general counsel recommendg advising the AEC of the injunction and urging the AEC to use methods in clegnup studies not prohibited in the injunction.” 12 Oct 72 CONTRACTOR RADIATION The AEC Enewetak radiological survey begins. The LLL radiophemistry division leader is technical director to the manager, NV. NV provides radidlogical support to H&N for the DNA engineering survey of Enewetak. Within the filst are suspended because of Typhoon Olga. week activities 8 Nov 72 RADIATION Survey activities resume at Enewetak Atoll.” 14 Nov 72 MEDICAL Two Marshallese females, 19 and 29 years old, undergo su remove thyroid nodules at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospitpl.’“ 15 Nov 72 MEDICAL . A 19-year-old male, Lekoj Anjain, exposed to fallout fro the 1954 Bikini weapons test, dies from cancer at the National Institutes of H Ith (NIH). NIH confirms the diagnosis of leukemia discovered during the 1972 medi | examination.?“” 16-17 Nov 72 CONTRACTOR RADIATION Representatives from DOI, DNA, AEC, and H & N meet wilh T.T. officials on Kwajalein to allow representatives of the Enewetak people to ask qgestions about the surveys being conducted on Enewetak. The U.S. government representatives assure Congressman Balos and Chips Barry, an attorney, that the AEC radiological surveys have nothing to do with the PACE program.” 30 Nov 72. ADMINISTRATION The joint Chiefs of Staff designate the director, DNA, as manager for cleanup of Enewetak.’”” he DOD project