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here, and that involves any institution with which they may
be associated with at the time.
Fundamentally it is the zame
old problem of people who are competent and interested,
wherever they may be, if they could be made available.
The question on Uterik.
Th environmental studies
will have to be done at all three atolls.
These teams
naturally should pay some attention to the Urerik people, but
I presune the proportion d attention will be pretty much
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along the line of proportion that they got in the beginning
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surveillance to make sure nothing odd is developing.
DR, DUNHAM:
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In other words, just an overall
Should they be reviewed this year at al
that is, the Uterik people?
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CDR. CRONKITE:
Practically speaking, I think not.
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From an academic standpoint, probably yes.
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thinking along these lines was that Since they had perhaps a
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tath of the exposure that the Rongelap people did, it nothing
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is showing up in the Rongelap people, there is relatively
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people.
My general
even academic purposes to study te Uterik
If something does occur in the Rongelaps, then we
should take a look for both straight medical care and acadenic
reasons at the Uterik people.
DR. BUGHER:
They obviously should be visited by
the special team at least as a social call, if nothing else.
DR. DUNNING:
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