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Contents
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Vol. 61, No. 15
Tuesday, January 23, 1996
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry Commodity Futures Trading Commission
NOTICES RULES
Meetings: Foreign futures and options transactions:
Inter Tribal Council, 1765-1766 Singapore International Monetary Exchange Limited—
Public Health Service Activities and Research at DOE Nikkei 300 stock index futures contract, 1709-1711
Sites Citizens Advisory Committee, 1766 Organization, functions, and authority delegations:
Director, Enforcement Division, et al., 1708-1709
Agriculture Department NOTICES
See Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Contract market proposals:
See Forest Service Chicago Board of Trade—
Diammonium phosphate and anhydrous ammonia,
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service 1750
RULES Meetings; Sunshine Act, 1819
Exportation and importation of animals and animal
products:
Community Development Financial Institutions Fund
Horses from contagious equine metritis-affected
countries; States authorized to receive, 1697-1699 RULES
Community development financial institutions and bank
NOTICES
Environmental statements; availability, etc.: enterprise award programs, 1699-1703
Nonregulated status determinations—
Agritope, Inc.; genetically engineered cherry tomato Consumer Product Safety Commission
line, 1743-1744 RULES
IDekalb Genetics Corp.; genetically engineered com Organization, functions, and authority delegations:
line, 1744-1745 Directorate for Engineering Sciences et al., 1707-1708
Army Department
Corporation for National and Community Service
NOTICES NOTICES
Meetings:
Meetings; Sunshine Act, 1819
Science Board, 1750-1751
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Defense Department
See Army Department
NOTICES
Agency information collection activities: See Navy Department
Proposed collection; comment request, 1766-1768
Submission for OMB review; comment request, 1768- Education Department
1769 NOTICES
Meetings: Special education and rehabilitative services:
Disease, Disability, and Injury Prevention and Control Postsecondary education programs for individuals with
special emphasis panel, 1769 disabilities and regional centers for deaf individuals,
1822
Coast Guard
RULES Energy Department
Drawbridge operations:
See Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Virginia, 1714-1715
NOTICES
PROPOSED RULES Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board recommendations:
Drawbridge operations:
Safety management, 1752-1753
North Carolina, 1725-1727
Commerce Department Environmental Protection Agency
See Export Administration Bureau RULES
See Foreign-Trade Zones Board Air quality implementation plans; approval and
See International Trade Administration promulgation; various States:
See National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration California, 1716-1720
See Patent and Trademark Office Ohio, 1720-1721
PROPOSED RULES
Commission of Fine Arts Air quality implementation plans; approval and
promulgation; various States:
NOTICES
Meetings, 1749 California, 1727
Ohio, 1727-1730
Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements Water programs:
NOTICES Pollutants analysis test procedures; guidelines—
Cotton, wool, and man-made textiles: Oil and grease and total petroleum hydrocarbons,
Laos, 1749-1750 1730-1739
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NOTICES Nebraska Bankshares, Inc., 1759
Meetings: Peoples Heritage Financial Group, Inc., et al., 1759-1760
Federal Facilities Environmental Restoration Dialogue Royal Bank of Scotland Group pic et al., 1760
Committee, 1755-1756 Wilmers, Robert G., et al., 1760-1761
Executive Office of the President
Fine Arts Commission
See Trade Representative, Office of United States
See Commission of Fine Arts
Export Administration Bureau
NOTICES Fish and Wildlife Service
Ex|X)rt privileges, actions affecting: NOTICES
Lasarray Corp., 1745-1746 Endangered Species Convention:
Lasarray S.A., 1746-1747 Trade prohibition in animal species from certain
countries, 1780-1782
Federal Aviation Administration Trade prohibitions in animal species from fourteen
RULES countries, 1782-1783
Airworthiness directives:
Boeing, 1703-1705 Food and Drug Administration
Class D and Class E airspace, 1705-1706
RULES
Class E airspace, 1705-1707 Food additives:
PROPOSED RULES Adjuvants, production aids, and sanitizers—
Airworthiness directives:
Tri[2(or 4)-C9-10-branched
Boeing, 1722-1724
alkylphenyllphosphorothioate, 1712-1714
Class E airspace, 1724-1725
NOTICES
Meetings: Foreign-Trade Zones Board
Aviation Rulemaking Advisory Committee, 1815 NOTICES
Passenger facility charges; applications, etc.: Applications, hearings, determinations, etc.:
Albuquerque bitemational Sunport, NM, 1815-1816 Arizona
Easterwood Airport, TX, 1816 Sitix of Phoenix, Inc.; semiconductor wafer
manufacturing plant, 1747
Federal Emergency Management Agency Pennsylvania
Sun Co., Inc.; oil refinery complex, 1747-1748
NOTICES
Disaster and emergency areas:
District of Columbia, 1756 Forest Service
Minnesota, 1756 RULES
New Hampshire, 1756-1757 Land and Water Conservation Fund Act:
New York, 1757 Occupancy and use of developed sites and areas of
South Dakota, 1757 concentrated public use; admission fee charges;
Washington, 1757-1758 expanded locations, 1715-1716
NOTICES
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Meetings:
NOTICES California Coast Province Advisory Committee, 1745
Applications, hearings, determinations, etc.:
Chandeleur Pipe Line Co., 1753
General Accounting Office
Columbia Gas Transmission Corp,, 1753-1754
NOTICES
Eastern Shore Natural Gas Co., 1754
Meetings:
Northern Border Pipeline Co., 1754
Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board, 1761
South Georgia Natural Gas Co., 1754
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp., 1754-1755
Williams Natural Gas Co., 1755 Health and Human Services Department
Williston Basin Interstate Pipeline Co., 1755 See Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
See Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Federal Labor Relations Authority See Food and Drug Administration
See Health Care Financing Administration
RULES
Organization, functions, and authority delegations: See Health Resources and Services Administration
Regional and sub-regional offices: closures and telephone See National Institutes of Health
and fax numbers changes, 1697 NOTICES
Organization, functions, and authority delegations:
Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission Program Support Center, 1761-1765
Scientific misconduct findings; administrative actions:
NOTICES
Meetings: Sunshine Act, 1819 Paruchuri, Diuga K., Ph.D., 1765
Federal Reserve System Health Care Financing Administration
NOTICES NOTICES
Applications, hearings, determinations, etc.: Medicaid:
First Union Corp. et al., 1758 Demonstration project proposals, new and pending—
National Commerce Bancorporation et al., 1758-1759 November, 1769-1772
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Health Resources and Services Administration National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NOTICES NOTICES
Agency infonnation collection activities: Motor vehicle safety standards:
Proposed collection; comment request, 1772-1773 Nonconforming vehicles—
Importation eligibility; determinations, 1816-1817
Housing and Urban Development Department
RULES National Institutes of Health
Low income housing:
NOTICES
HOME investment partnerships program, 1824-1825
Meetings:
NOTICES
Human Genome Research National Advisory Coimcil,
Grant and cooperative agreement awards:
1773
Housing opportunities for persons with AIDS program;
National Center for Research Resources, 1773-1774
revised allocations, 1775-1778
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, 1774
Public and Indian housing—
National Institute of Dental Research, 1774
HOPE for elderly independence demonstration
program; elderly service coordinators, 1778 National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke,
1774-1775
Indian Affairs Bureau Research Grants Division special emphasis panels, 1775
Organization, functions, and authority delegations:
NOTICES
Indian child custody proceedings; jurisdiction Resovuce Management Office, 1775
reassumption petitions:
Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, WI, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
1778-1779 PROPOSED RULES
Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California, 1779 Fishery conservation and management:
Pacific Coast groimdfish, 1739-1742
Interior Department NOTICES
See Fish and Wildlife Service Permits:
See Indian Affairs Bureau ^_ Endangered and threatened species, 1748-1749
See Land Management Bureau
See National Park Service — — National Park Service
Internal Revenue Service NOTICES
Environmental statements; availability, etc.:
NOTICES Oregon Caves National Monument, OR, 1783-1784
Privacy Act:
Meetings:
Computer matching programs, 1817-1818
Dayton Aviation Heritage Commission, 1784
International Trade Administration
NOTICES Navy Department
Antidumping: NOTICES
Silicon metal from— Environmental statements; availability, etc.:
Argentina, 1748 Yuma Training Range Complex, AZ, 1751-1752
International Trade Commission Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NOTICES NOTICES
Import investigations: Environmental statements; availability, etc.:
Sodium azide from— Rochester Gas & Electric Corp., 1785-1787
Japan, 1784-1785
Applications, hearings, determinations, etc.:
Consumers Power Co., 1787-1788
Judiciai Conference of the United States
NOTICES
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Meetings:
Appellate and Bankruptcy Procedure Rules, 1785 PROPOSED RULES
Safety and health standards, etc.:
Justice Department Respiratory protection, 1725
NOTICES
Agency information collection activities: Office of United States Trade Representative
Proposed collection; comment request, 1785 See Trade Representative, Office of United States
Labor Department
Patent and Trademark Office
See Occupational Safety and Health Administration
NOTICES
Agency information collection activities:
Land Management Bureau
Proposed collection; comment request, 1749
NOTICES
Alaska Native claims selection:
English Bay Corp., 1779-1780 Public Health Service
Environmental statements; availability, etc.: See Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
South Baggs Area Natural Gas Project, WY, 1780 See Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
See Food and Drug Administration
Mine Safety and Health Federal Review Commission See Health Resources and Services Administration
See Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission See National Institutes of Health
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Securities and Exchange Commission NOTICES
Aviation proceedings:
NOTICES
Agency information collection activities: Agreements filed; weekly receipts, 1815
Proposed collection; comment request, 1790-1791 Certificates of public convenience and necessity and
Self-regulatory organizations; proposed rule changes: foreign air carrier permits; weekly applications, 1814
American Stock Exchange, Inc., 1796-1801
American Stock Exchange, Inc., et al., 1791-1796 Treasury Department
Boston Stock Exchange, Inc., 1801-1802 See Commimity Development Financial Institutions Fund
Chicago Board Options Exchange, Inc., 1802-1803 See Internal Revenue Service
Chicago Stock Exchange, Inc., 1803-1805
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., 1805-
1807 Separate Parts In This Issue
National Securities Clearing Corp., 1807-1808
New York Stock Exchange, Inc., 1808 Part II
Participants Trust Co., 1809-1810 Department of Education, 1822
Applications, hearings, determinations, etc.:
Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A., 1810-1812 Part III
Credit Suisse, 1812-1814 Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1824-
1825
Social Security Administration
RULES
Supplemental security income: Reader Aids
Aged, blind, and disabled— Additional information, including a list of public laws,
Victims’ compensation payments and relocation telephone numbers, and finding aids, appears in the Reader
assistance exclusions, 1711-1712 Aids section at the end of this issue.
Surface Transportation Board
New Feature in the Reader Aids!
NOTICES
Beginning with the issue of December 4, 1995, a new listing
Environmental statements; availability, etc.:
will appear each day in the Reader Aids section of the
Kansas City Southern Railway Co., 1814
Federal Register called “Reminders”. The Reminders will
have two sections: “Rules Going Into Effect Today” and
Textile Agreements Implementation Committee “Comments Due Next Week”. Rules Going Into Effect
See Committee for the Implementation of Textile Today will remind readers about Rules documents
Agreements published in the past which go into effect “today”.
Comments Due Next Week will remind readers about
Toxic Substances and Disease Registry Agency impending closing dates for comments on Proposed Rules
See Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry documents published in past issues. Only those documents
published in the Rules and Proposed Rules sections of the
Federal Register will be eligible for inclusion in the
Trade Representative, Office of United States Reminders.
NOTICES The Reminders feature is intended as a reader aid only.
Colombia: Neither inclusion nor exclusion in the listing has any legal
Banana exports to European Union; policies and significance.
practices, 1788-1789 The Office of the Federal Register has been compiling data
Costa Rica: for the Reminders since the issue of November 1, 1995. No
Banana exports to European Union; policies and documents published prior to November 1, 1995 will be
practices, 1789-1790 listed in Reminders.
Meetings:
Trade Policy and Negotiations Advisory Committee, 1790
Electronic Bulletin Board
Transportation Department Free Electronic Bulletin Board service for Public Law
See Coast Guard numbers. Federal Register finding aids, and a list of
See Federal Aviation Administration documents on public inspection is available on 202-275-
See National Highway Traffic Safety Administration 1538 or 275-0920.
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CFR PARTS AFFECTED IN THIS ISSUE
A cumulative list of the parts affected this rTK>nth can be found in the
Reader Aids section at the end of this issue.
5 CFR
Ch. XIV.1697
9 CFR -
92. .1697
12 CFR
1805. .1699
1806. .1699
14 CFR
39. .1703
71 (3 documents).. ..1705, 1706
Proposed Rules:
39. .1722
71. .1724
16 CFR
1000.. .1707
17 CFR
11.. 1708
30.. 1709
140.. .1708
20 CFR
416. ..'..1711
21 CFR
178. .1712
24 CFR
92. .1824
29 CFR
Proposed Rules:
1910.... .1725
1915. .1725
1926. .1725
33 CFR
117. ..1714
Proposed Rules:
117. .1725
36 CFR
291.;. .1715
40 CFR
52 (3 documents). ..1716, 1718,
1720
Proposed Rules:
52 (2 documents) .1727
136. .1730
50 CFR
Proposed Rules:
663. .1739