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Nuclear Proliferation and Safeguards: Appendix Volume II, Part One June 1977 NTIS order #PB-275843

FOREWORD This volume contains the appendixes to the report Nuclear Proliferation and Safeguards, H issued by the Office of Technology Assessment in June 1977. These appendixes are published in two parts; Part One includes appendixes I through V, and Part Two contains appendixes VI through IX. The appendixes were prepared for OTA by contractors and consultants, but several have been revised by OTA as noted. They were commissioned in order to collect and develop the information needed for the analysis presented in the OTA report. iii

Office of Technology Assessment OTA ENERGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Milton Katz, Chairman Director, International Legal Studies, Harvard Law School Thomas C. Ayers President and Chairman of the Board Commonwealth Edison Company Kenneth E. Boulding Professor of Economics Institute of Behavioral Science University of Colorado Eugene G. Fubini Fubini Consultants, Ltd. Levi (J. M.) Leathers Executive Vice President Dow Chemical USA Wassily Leontief Department of Economics New York University George E. Mueller President and Chairman of the Board System Development< Corporation Gerard Piel Publisher, Scientific American John F. Redmond, Retired Shell Oil Company John C. Sawhill President New York University Chauncey Starr President, Electric Power Research Institute OTA Nuclear Proliferation and Safeguards Project Staff Lionel S. Johns, Energy Program Manager Alan T. Crane, Project Director A. Buyrn Marvin C. Ott Support Staff Linda Parker, Joanne Sedor, Lisa Jacobson iv

NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION AND SAFEGUARDS ADVISORY PANEL Thomas L. Hughes, Panel Chairman Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Frederick S. Carney Southern Methodist University Thomas B. Cochran Natural Resources Defense Council David D. Comey Citizens for a Better Environment Chester L. Cooper Institute for Energy Analysis William A. Higinbotham Brookhaven National Laboratory Leonid Hurwicz University of Minnesota George B. Kistiakowsky Harvard University Herbert Scoville Consultant Henry De Wolf Smyth George J. Stathakis General Electric Company Theodore B. Taylor Alvin M. Weinberg Institute for Energy Analysis Mason Willrich University of Virginia Cyrus R. Vance* Simpson, Thatcher & Bartlett George Quester Cornell University Resigned effective January 1, 1977 v

Acknowledgments This report was prepared by the Office of Technology Assessment Energy Program Staff. The staff wishes to acknowledge the assistance and cooperation of the following contractors and consultants in the collection of information. Jerry J. Cadwell Barry M. Casper Robert Clark Thomas Cotton L. Douglas DeNike John Deutch Warren H. Donnelly Richard Garwin Theodore Greenwood The Hudson Institute Jack Ruina Allan Krass Science Applications, Inc. John R. Lamarsh O. F. Schuette Barbara G. Levi Benjamin Snavely Sarah J. Miller Stanford Research Institute C. Bradley Moore Lorin Stieff Robert Mullen Alan Westin John N. O Brien The Rand Corporation Task Force on Nuclear Weapons J. Carson Mark, Chairman Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory Thomas B. Cook Sandia Laboratories George B. Kistiakowsky Harvard University Robert W. Selden Lawrence Livermore University Theodore B. Taylor* *Also a member of the advisory panel. The following government agencies also provided assistance: The Arms Control and Disarmament Agency The Department of Defense The Department of State The Energy Research and Development Administration The European Atomic Energy Community The International Atomic Energy Agency The Nuclear Regulatory Commission vi