411702 MINUTES —_—_——S oe — FOURTH ENIWETOK COORDINATION COMMITTEE MEETING October 16, 1972 The meeting was opened by CDR Wolff, Chairman of the Eniwetok Coordination Committee. Copies of the previous meeting minutes were distributed for information and retention. Mr. Cannon (OIS) provided a copy of the press release distributed to Honolulu newspapers (October 13, 1972) regarding the Eniwetok survey. The press release (prepared by DOI) had been coordinated with DNA, DOD, and the AEC. An Air Force in-house memorandum explaining the PACE preliminary injunction was addressed by Mr. Goldenberg (OGC). It was noted that omission of AEC references was due to the fact the AEC was not a defendent in the case. PACE will effect a complete standdown until the next court hearing tentatively set for February 13, 1973. CDR Wolff and Mr. Tommy McCraw commented on airlift activities. Two aircraft were required to transport personnel and equipment; the first left Friday, October 13, 1972, and the second on Sunday, October 15, 1972, Aboard the latter aircraft were EG&G personnel and SANDS equipment. It was noted that the briefing to the Commission on the Eniwetok survey had been slipped to a later yet undetermined date. Dry runs with DOS and DBER representatives will be conducted on October 18, 1972. The next meeting is scheduled for October 30, 1972, at 2:00 p.m. reposirony Of HistoryD Luis eo) COLLECTION AG 3267 comms, Me Crew JobA 13.2% _ f BOX No. FOLDER S Oo m4 ayuZatron