DRAFT 74 30 Nov 84 ADMINISTRATION RADIATION To date, DP and the PE technical people cannot agree on vphich DOElevelof radiation is an acceptable risk in regard to the resettlement of Enbu.“* 10 Dec 84 RADIATION RELOCATION Prepared by PE for DOE Secretary Donald Hodel, a draft reponse to the DOI inquiry on the resettlement of Eneu Island states that the E is moving to implement the new ICRP and NCRP recommendations. Accorfing to the ICRP, exposures that continue year after year for a lifetime should not ¢xceed an average of 100 mrem a year for the highest individual in any age p. DOEcan give no assurance thatthe resettlement of Eneu Island would be within these limitations.“ 13 Dec 84 ADMINISTRATION The office of Micronesian status negotiations (OMSN) m the COFA with representatives from the Department of Justice ( DOI, and the Departmentof State. Because of pending litigation of the main issues discussed is the feeling of the DO} and OMSI on the status of }), DOD, DOE, and legislation, one that any agency responding to anyone on matters of COFA should clear the resp@nse through DO} attorneys and OMSN officials.** 14 Dec 84 RADIATION Roger Ray, deputy director for DOE Pacific Operations finforms the high commissionerof the T.T. of the results of the LLNL pyrolytic cocorut processing unit experiments. An additional $30,000 may be available for further arch, and Ray suggests that the additional funding be made available through thq Marshall Islands’ memorandum of understanding with PASO.“ 1985 AGREEMENT MEDICAL RELOCATION in mid-1985 the DOE and the DOI issue a memorandum of understanding to pool their efforts and work jointly on the scientific programs at Bikini Atoll.“°” NV determines that radiological follow-up of the exposed Rangelapese will not be continued after their relocation but that BNL medical examinatiogs will continue.“* 3 Jan 85 RADIATION Ray disagrees with McCraw on Eneu resettlement. McCra contends that an unexplained difference in the LLNL doses estimated for Rongelap Bikini, and Eneu islands should be resolved before the DOE gives any more advice DOI. Ray states that because current data from Eneu are being used to assess radi ogical safety, the consideration of resettlement should not be delayed.*”