DRAFT the Bikini Atoll people were asking for money. Millions of dollars to repair their island and make it suitable for them. To inform the U.S. Congress for this purpose, a committee was appointed, the Bikini Atoll Rehabilitation Committee, of which I was the chairman. And wefor a number of years reported to the Congress on the progress made by Lawrence-Livermore and by Brookhaven, and what we thought about things in general. So there are a series of reports. I suppose I should have mentioned that. And then I was the referee of the Rongelap ReassessmentProject. It's the last thing down on this. And that, the same thing there, that the Rongelap people were requesting money. And so in my reports to Congress I would summarize the work which had been done, or was being done, and then what more needed to be done. BERGE: Well, uh. KOHN: Thoseare finished by the way. I see the Bikini people signed off somewhere around “88. The Rongelap people, I should think signed off around ~91, something like that. BERGE: Well, I think I've asked you about everything that I can think of. If you can think of anything else you want to let me know about, orlet posterity know about, please feel free to. KOHN: All right I will. Let's see. I want to look up Reynold Brown. We have Cooper Brown. We have Harry Brown. We don't have Reynold Brown. Nope. Got a Alice Buck here. Well, I'm going to go upstairs and get you that. 32