.- Dr. Bruce Wachholz of DOE stated that it was premature to try to predict vessel use for various components at this time. Actual needs of each aspects are not really known now. . Mr. Gerry, MIALP, asked when would the reports mentioned be available from LLL? Also could raw data be made available to MIALP? Dr. Noshkin indicated that some reports would be forthcoming within the next 5-6 months. Mr. Gerry asked again about raw data. Dr. Noshkin indicated that he believes the raw data without analysis would not be very useful. Mr. R. Cogswell, OMB, referred to page 51 and asked for clarification of the two sets of figures. This was explained as being due to the possibility of a new contractor coming in and then mobilization costs, etc., would rise sharply. Secretary for Foreign Affairs Anton Debrum also asked when reports on the Northern Marshalls Radiological Survey would be made available. He also queried about the availability of raw material. Dr. Noshkin again explained that it was his opinion that the raw data would not be very meaningful. Mr. DeBrum stated that the Government of the Marshall Islands would like to have a chance to assess the raw data but DOE and LLL keep evading this matter. Dr. Noshkin explained the many thousands of analyses that had to be carried out on the samples. He reiterated that the analysis is very difficult, complicated and very time consuming. Assistant Secretary Clusen, at this point, noted that DOE and LLL, at the request of the Congressional committees, had given priority to the “Bikini Atoll data” and this portion had been done. Mr. Gerry, MIALP, stressed that his group had clients living on Rongelap and Utirik who were asking their legal advisors whether they should continue to live on these atolls that had received radiation fallout. Possibly, clients’ lives might be in danger. It was essential that MIALP had access to original survey material and have it analyzed by its own experts and to have the final LLL reports in order to have them appraised also. Presentation of Loma Linda Health Proposal Dr. Richard Hart, Chairman, School of Public Health, Loma Linda University, presented an outline of the proposal prepared under contract to DOI. He discussed each issue presented on page 106108 relatingto the Four Atoll proposal and then discussed the items in the Executive Summary on page 4. He also outlined the reason why provisions for improvement of primary and secondary care all over the Marshalls was set forth in the alternate plan. All participants had been supplied copies of the Loma Linda -7-