-8The estimated cost for the first year of the proposal for provision of special care for the peoples of the four named atolls is approximately $10,603,700, of which $3 million would come from Marshall Islands Government fundtexe= This estimated first-year cost is close to the estimated first-year cost under the first Re FeccaTs alternative because much of it resetec—ee the costs of improving S€AVicés the hospitals at Ebeye and Majurog which would be required under either alternative. Because several representatives of the Marshallese at our December 10 meeting believed it would be useful to have a cost figure for a plan of lesser scope, we asked Loma Linda to provide cost figures for a plan that would provide primary care only to the current residents of Enewetak, Rongelap, Utirik, and Kili (there . Berve being no current residents of Bikini, with Kili constituting the Fe GCRevAr DiS Peace Dd eress—oF residence of the largest tbkeek of former Bikinians), with a A OuTSr6raé Tre IPaesnAers secondary and tertiary care to be provided for them mbosuhere, as is currently the case. Loma Linda has advised us that (£111 in when received) 2. The Environmental Monitoring, Research, and Dose Assessment Program, prepared for Interior by the Department of Energy, under 7 AT