-16- Healy: What diet should be used in this report? Give some example in the July 15 report that indicates the sensitivity Robison: of the dose estimates to changes in diet. Wants to get the best possible dose assessment and leave decisions to others. Healy: Copra production will never be acceptable on the world market until the radiation furor dies down. Robison: Comparative risks should be considered versus that due to Wachholz: Should sharks, typhoons, DOE do these comparative in comparing lack of medical radiation risk care, etc. risk studies? DOE itself doesn’t have the expertise. Richmond: At Three Mile Island the added dose was compared to 10 extra days of background radiation. At this point the LLL scientists departed for home. Continued discussion of the Advisory Group Wachholz: Discusses preparations September for meeting with the Enewetak people in O* October to discuss dose assessment. is very important. Visual material Bair and Healy will be at this meeting (on Enewetak) to discuss risk aspects of the dose assessment. Bob Kiest (cultural anthropolog- st from the U. of Hawaii) spent several days at PNL in mid-June R chmond to Wachholz: to help 14achholz prepare for this meeting. What do you want this Advisory Group to do concerning the July 15 report? Wachholz: DOE would like the Advisory Group to review it and give your advice whether the July 15 document should be distributed.