DRAFT 72 15 Jun 84 MEDICAL The DO! formulates a four-atoll health care plan planned by the office of territorial and international affairs (OTIA) and based onsite visits and consultation with OTIA, DOE, DOD, and the USPHS.’ 5 Jul 84 RELOCATION The DO! asks the DOE for advice on the resettlement of Eneu Island. The DO! would like to determine if Eneu Island can be resettled before the trusteeship ends. , 20 Jul 84 POLICY In response to Sen. Anjain’s 31 May 1984 letter, Roger Ray writes RMI. President Kabua that "the allegations regarding the actions of Mr. Harry Brown are contradictory to my own observations, are in conflict with numerous complimentary reports, including comments of officials of your government, and are unsupported by specifics." Ray believes that "it would be regrettable if deserving people entitled to DOEassistance under United States public law were denied such assistance because of actions by those who, for whatever reason, seek to embarrass the Department of Energy or its duly authorized program officials." Ray states that the DOE will continueto deliver the services authorized by the U.S. Congress and will welcome the advice, recommendations, and requests from the Marshall Islands government.“? 1 Aug 84 MEDICAL uaa Une DOEtransfers $4 million to the DOI! to fund the four-atoil health care plan. 28 Aug 84 ; ADMINISTRATION’. oe CONTRACTOR®:! ae CE ee RADIATION" . Sa ad het, es ot Me th Masel g ae wer iverce ate oe! ~ Scientists’atta meeting ‘to review the dosimetrit.datafiom the:Marshall-islands determine that’? Waukkbe unlikely: for:dn‘ Enetrresident;‘cormsuming!!a mix of-local and importedfoods;te exceed: an exposure of500 mrem peér-year.” The participants in the meeting include representatives from BNL, ORNL, tos Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), NV, LLNL, and PNL“® The PASO issues the Operations Plan, Mission Number 8, FY 1984, for a trip to Bikini and Enewetak by the LLNL in September 1984 as part of their programs involving the sampling, measurement, and cycling characteristics of radionuclides in the soil, water, air, and biota.“ “se 21 Sep 84 RELOCATION MEDICAL In a revision of a letter originally drafted by Roger Ray, DOI Secretary William Clark asks DOE Secretary Hodelif Bikinians can return to Eneu Island before the trusteeship ends. In a draft of comments, the DOEoffice of policy, plans, and analysis (PE) staff recommends noresettlement because the Bikinians have already been overexposed; the Bikini resettlement doses have been repeatedly underestimated;dietary restrictions TOOE30