4OL7 72 Ruth C. Clusen | -2- July 18, 1979 eeebt ee ee Therefore, the following persons are meeting in Honolulu starting July 18, in order to consider the next draft and to ascertain ways of expressing information in a manner understandable to the Enewetak people. 1} Mrs. Alice Buck, translator. Currently translating the Bible into Marshallese, she comes with highest recommendation from Bob Kiste, the High Commissioner of the Trust Territory, Ted Mitchell and Mrs. Van Cleve. 2) Two Marshallese people ~a. b. A mature man employed by Global A young woman who teaches gifted children 3) Dr. John Imin, a Gilbertese physician practicing in the Marshall Islands and currently taking psychiatry training in Honolulu 4) Robert Kiste 5) Jack Healy 6) William J. Bair 7) Two Battelle staff in publications and graphics-a. b. 8) , Ray Baalman Hank Krueger Bruce Wachholz Conversations with Mrs. Buck and with Dr..Kiste indicate that 1-2 weeks should be allowed for this first effort, with a second meeting of 7-10 days to follow about a month later. After the first meeting a draft text should be available for review and comment. Except for Dr. Bair and myself, all participants expect to remain at the first meeting as long as necessary. (Dr. Bair must return for your meeting on the 25th, and I plan to attend a meeting of the users of the Liktanur at Livermore on July 24--and discuss the Enewetak dose assessment also.) “tinh ruce: Enh Ph. D. . office of Feri vomment cc: Dr, Liverman, DASEV Mr. Hollister, SA/ASEV Mr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Mr. LN Whitnah, OMS Weyzen, OHER Watters, QHER Dix, OESD Deal, OESD SD Mr. McCraw, OE | - Doe 5 ( . P| Q . . PARTIAL DOCUMENT