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# TO: INDEPENDENT PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS OF GUARANTY AGENCY SERVICERS

**SUBJECT: [Amendment No. 1 to Guaranty Agency Servicers Audit
Guide]{.underline}**

This notice makes the following amendments to our Audit Guide for Audits
of Guaranty Agency Servicers Participating in the Federal Family
Education Loan Program (March 2000 Edition)(the Guide)

**[Background]{.underline}**

The Guide provides Independent Public Accountants (IPAs) contact
information for:

-   Questions related to financial statement contents and presentation;

-   Reporting fraud and other illegal acts; and,

-   Questions related to the application of the Guide.

**[Description of Amendment]{.underline}**

The Guide is hereby amended to provide the new addresses and
telephone/fax numbers for (1) reporting fraud and other illegal acts,
and (2) asking questions related to the Guide.

**[Effective Date]{.underline}**

This change is effective as of the date of this notice for all reports
issued under the Guide.

**[Specific Changes to the Guide]{.underline}**

To reflect this amendment, the following pen-and-ink changes should be
made to the Guide:

### Page I-5

### 

Telephone/Fax numbers and address for notifications/reports concerning
illegal acts or indications of such acts:

Deputy Assistant IG for Investigative Services

Office of Inspector General

U.S. Department of Education

400 Maryland Avenue, SW

Washington, D.C. 20202-1500

###  TEL: 202-245-7058

FAX: 202-245-6990

### Page I-9

### 

Address to submit audit report package for regular mail and commercial
overnight delivery:

U.S. Department of Education

> Financial Partners
>
> Union Center Plaza

830 First Street, NE, RM 111H3

Washington, DC 20202

Attn: Elbert Murphy

Telephone number for shipping label: 202-377-3552

### Appendix A 

For questions on the application of this guide:

U.S. Department of Education

Office of Inspector General

Non-Federal Audit Team

8930 Ward Parkway, Suite 2401

Kansas City, MO 64114-3302

TEL: 816-268-0500

FAX: 816-823-1398

Send comments on the guide:

U.S. Department of Education

Office of Inspector General

Non-Federal Audit Team

The Wannamaker Building

100 Penn Square East, Suite 502

Philadelphia, PA 19107

FAX: 215-656-6397

Telephone/Fax numbers and address for notifications/reports concerning
illegal acts or indications of such acts:

Deputy Assistant IG for Investigative Services

Office of Inspector General

U.S. Department of Education

400 Maryland Avenue, SW

Washington, D.C. 20202-1500

###  TEL: 202-245-7058

FAX: 202-245-6990

Address to submit audit report package for regular mail and commercial
overnight delivery:

U.S. Department of Education

> Financial Partners
>
> Union Center Plaza

830 First Street, NE, RM 111H3

Washington, DC 20202

Attn: Elbert Murphy

Telephone number for shipping label: 202-377-3552

Hugh Monaghan

Director, Non-Federal Audit Team
###### DIVISION OF ACADEMIC AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Telephone E-Mail Address Room \#

### OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR (OD)

#### 

#### Sharon Lee Miller, Director 245-7846 <sharon.miller@ed.gov> 11126

#### Sterling August, Program Analyst 245-6046 <sterling.august@ed.gov> 11032

#### Steve Brown, Program Specialist 245-6078 <steve.brown@ed.gov> 11030

#### Larry Case, Education Program Specialist 245-7779 <larry.case@ed.gov> 11049

Carole Gisriel, Program Support Assistant 245-7719
<carole.gisriel@ed.gov> 11066

Nicole Schmidt, Student Appointee 245-6197 <nicole.schmidt@ed.gov> 11048

Francine Sinclair, Program Support Assistant 245-7712
<francine.sinclair@ed.gov> 11069

Jim Williams, on detail to NIFL, Effective 4/21

##### 

##### ACCOUNTABILITY AND PERFORMANCE BRANCH (APB)

John Haigh, Branch Chief 245-7735 <john.haigh@ed.gov> 11017

Marie Buker, Education Program Specialist 245-6720 <marie.buker@ed.gov>
11026

Jose Figueroa, Education Program Specialist 245-6054
<jose.figueroa@ed.gov> 11019

Denise Garland, Program Specialist 245-7730 <denise.garland@ed.gov>
11022

Lisa Harvey, Program Support Assistant 245-7716 <lisa.harvey@ed.gov>
11056

Sharon Head, Program Specialist 245-6131 <sharon.head@ed.gov> 11031

Clara Lawson-Holmes, Education Program Specialist 245-7762
<clara.lawson-holmes@ed.gov> 11020

### Jay Savage, Education Program Specialist 245-6612 [**jay.savage@ed.gov**](mailto:jay.savage@ed.gov) 11033

Wade Smith, Education Program Specialist 245-7725 <wade.smith@ed.gov>
11023

##### COLLEGE AND CAREER TRANSITIONS BRANCH (CCTB)

Scott Hess, Branch Chief 245-7772 <scott.hess@ed.gov> 11073

Nancy Smith Brooks, Education Program Specialist 245-7774
<nancy.brooks@ed.gov> 11045

Bertha Crockett, Program Support Assistant 245-7311
<bertha.crocket@ed.gov> 11081

Ray Davis, IPA 245-6053 <ray.davis@ed.gov> 11082

Steve Frank, IPA 245-6051 <steve.frank@ed.gov> 11063

Gisela Harkin, Education Program Specialist 245-7796
<gisela.harkin@ed.gov> 11087

Ellen Kelly-Holland, Program Specialist 245-7739 <ellen.holland@ed.gov>
11092

### PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION BRANCH (PAB)

Edward Smith, Branch Chief 245-7602 <edward.smith@ed.gov> 11060

Syed Asghar, Education Program Specialist 245-7726 <syed.asghar@ed.gov>
11062

Marjorie Beaulieu, Education Program Analyst 245-7705
<marjorie.beaulieu@ed.gov> 11024

Nancy Essey, Program Specialist 245-7789 <nancy.essey@ed.gov> 11070

Alan Fjellheim, Program Specialist 245-7783 <alan.fjellheim@ed.gov>
11061

Marilyn Fountain, Education Program Specialist 245-7346
<marilyn.fountain@ed.gov> 11040

Allison Hill, Education Program Specialist 245-7775
<Allison.hill@ed.gov> 11039

Andrew Johnson, Education Program Specialist 245-7786
<andrew.johnson@ed.gov> 11065

Len Lintner, Education Program Specialist 245-7741 <len.lintner@ed.gov>
11043

Linda Mayo, Management Program Analyst 245-7792 <linda.mayo@ed.gov>
11075

Laura Karl Messenger, Education Program Specialist 245-7840
<laura.messenger@ed.gov> 11028

Gwen Washington, Education Program Specialist 245-7790
<gwen.washington@ed.gov> 11071

Larry Case

<lcase@FFA.org>

\(703\) 838-5881

UPDATED: 08-27-08 cag
Dorothy L. Miller

# Program Manager, Emergency Management & Preparedness Certificate Program

University of Texas at Dallas

School of Management, Executive Education

Richardson, TX 75083-0688

\(972\) 883-2562 (office) (972) 883-6381 (fax) Email:
<dorothy@utdallas.edu>

**Current Projects and Assignments:**

I am the Program Manager for a recently developed Certificate Program in
Emergency Management and Preparedness at The University of Texas at
Dallas. The target audience is private sector professionals and health
care industry professionals.

We also offer a municipality program that can be customized to a city's
specific needs and can be taught at their facility to receive the
certificate. I have worked for The University of Texas at Dallas for
five years. I attended Washington State University and I am currently
pursuing an emergency management degree.

UTD Emergency Readiness Conference and Exhibition CEO and Medical Track
Coordinator. The conference is planned for Aug 9-12^th^ on campus and
will include a three track focus; Aviation, Disaster Medical Mgmt &
Hazmat/WMD. We have invited James Lee Witt to be the keynote speaker.

Curriculum Advisory Board and core curriculum developer for Texas
C.A.R.E.S. (Curriculum for Allied Health Response to Emergencies). This
HERSA grant project is linked with six other educational entities to
prepare allied health students to respond and recover from a
bioterrorism attack and public health emergencies.

Developing the curriculum for a Master of Science in Disaster Management
with a health care focus.

DFW Homeland Security Alliance member

Member of the Citizen Corps Council/CERT working group with North Texas
Council of Governments.

**Conference Interests:**

Standards for academic programs Private sector vs. public sector needs

Collaborative efforts between universities Grants for training programs

Distance learning Recruiting for non-degree programs
**Before the**

# Federal Communications Commission

**Washington, D.C. 20554**

In re Applications of ) CC Docket No. 91-142

)

Bravo Cellular ) File No.: 10673-CL-P-579-A-89

)

For Facilities in the Domestic Public )

Cellular Telecommunications Radio )

Service on Frequency Block A in )

Market 579 -- North Carolina 15-Cabarrus )

)

)

Centaur Partnership ) File No.: 10720-CL-P-631-A-89

)

For Facilities in the Domestic Public )

Cellular Telecommunications Radio )

Service on Frequency Block A in )

Market 631 -- South Carolina 7-Calhoun )

)

)

EJM Cellular Partners ) File No.: 10116-CL-P-721-A-89

)

For Facilities in the Domestic Public )

Cellular Telecommunications Radio )

Service on Frequency Block A in )

Market 721 -- Wyoming 4-Niobarra )

)

)

EJM Cellular Partners ) File No.: 10567-CL-P-596-A-89

)

For Facilities in the Domestic Public )

Cellular Telecommunications Radio )

Service on Frequency Block A in )

Market 596 -- Oklahoma 1-Cimmaron )

**ORDER ON RECONSIDERATION**

**Adopted: March 21, 2000 Released: March 22, 2000**

By the Deputy Chief, Commercial Wireless Division, Wireless
Telecommunications Bureau:

1.  On March 1, 2000, the Commercial Wireless Division ("Division")
    inadvertently released an order dismissing a petition for
    reconsideration ("Petition") filed by Castle Trust, Orbit Cellular,
    RSA Cellular Partners, Schuykill Mobile Fone, Inc., Scott Reardon,
    Skyline Cellular Partners, Sunrise Trust, Walker Trust, and Turnpike
    Cellular Partners (collectively "Castle Trust").[^1] The Petition,
    filed on December 28, 1998, sought reconsideration of the grant of
    the above-captioned applications. This Petition, however, had
    already been denied by the Division in an order released on June 24,
    1999, DA 99-1227. Thus, on our own motion, we set aside the
    duplicative order released on March 1, 2000.

2\. Accordingly, IT IS ORDERED that, pursuant to Section 4(i) of the
Communications Act, as amended, 47 U.S.C. § 154(i), and Sections 0.331
and 1.108 of the Commission\'s rules, 47 C.F.R. § 0.331 and 1.108, the
order issued by the Division on March 1, 2000, DA 00-433, is SET ASIDE.

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

William W. Kunze

Deputy Chief, Commercial Wireless Division

Wireless Telecommunications Bureau

[^1]: *Applications of Bravo Cellular, Centaur Partnership, and EJM
    Partners*, DA 00-433 (March 1, 2000).
MESSAGE NO: 1184201 DATE: 7/3/2001

CATEGORY: CVD TYPE: ADL

REFERENCE: REFERENCE DATE:

CASES: C-475-819

PERIOD COVERED: 01/01/1998 TO 12/31/1998

LIQ SUSPENSION DATE:

TO: DIRECTORS OF FIELD OPERATIONS, PORT DIRECTORS

FROM: DIRECTOR, TRADE ENFORCEMENT & CONTROL

RE: ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW FOR CERTAIN PASTA FROM ITALY, (C-475-819)

1\. THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE HAS PUBLISHED IN THE FEDERAL REGISTER (66
FR 11269) OF FEBRUARY 23, 2001, THE FINAL RESULTS OF ITS ADMINISTRATIVE
REVIEW OF THE COUNTERVAILING DUTY ORDER (C-475-819) ON CERTAIN PASTA
FROM ITALY FOR THE PERIOD 01/01/1998 THROUGH 12/32/1998.

2\. ACCORDINGLY, YOU ARE NOW INSTRUCTED TO LIQUIDATE ALL SHIPMENTS OF
CERTAIN PASTA FROM ITALY EXPORTED ON OR AFTER 01/01/1998 AND ON OR
BEFORE 12/31/1998 BY THE FOLLOWING PRODUCERS/EXPORTERS AT THE FOLLOWING
PERCENT OF ENTERED VALUE:

MANUFACTURER/PRODUCER/EXPORTER CUSTOMS ID SUBSIDY RATE NUMBER

TAMMA INDUSTRIE ALIMENTARI S.R.L C-475-819-017 3.63 PERCENT PASTIFICIO
RISCOSSA F.LLI MASTROMAURO S.R.L C-475-819-016 1.13 PERCENT RUMMO S.P.A.
MOLINO E PASTIFICIO C-475-819-036 0.71 PERCENT

3\. THE ASSESSMENT OF COUNTERVAILING DUTIES BY THE CUSTOMS SERVICE ON
SHIPMENTS OR ENTRIES OF THIS MERCHANDISE IS SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
SECTION 778 OF THE TARIFF ACT OF 1930. SECTION 778 REQUIRES THAT CUSTOMS
PAY INTEREST ON OVERPAYMENTS OR ASSESS INTEREST ON UNDERPAYMENTS, OF THE
REQUIRED AMOUNTS DEPOSITED AS ESTIMATED COUNTERVAILING DUTIES. THE
INTEREST PROVISIONS ARE NOT APPLICABLE TO CASH OR BONDS POSTED AS
ESTIMATED COUNTERVAILING DUTIES BEFORE THE DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE
COUNTERVAILING DUTY ORDER. INTEREST SHALL BE CALCULATED FROM THE DATE OF
PAYMENT OF ESTIMATED ANTIDUMPING DUTIES THROUGH THE DATE OF LIQUIDATION.
THE RATE AT WHICH SUCH INTEREST IS PAYABLE IS THE RATE IN EFFECT UNDER
SECTION 6621 OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 FOR SUCH PERIOD.

4\. THE SUSPENSION OF LIQUIDATION ORDERED FOR THIS MERCHANDISE EXPORTED
ON OR BEFORE 12/31/1998 IS LIFTED. SUSPENSION OF LIQUIDATION FOR ALL
ENTRIES OF THIS MERCHANDISE EXPORTED AFTER 12/31/1998 WILL CONTINUE.

5\. IF THERE ARE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER BY CUSTOMS
OFFICERS, PLEASE CONTACT VIA E-MAIL, THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE SUPERVISORY
CHANNELS, OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCY LIAISON, USING THE ATTRIBUTE \"HQ
OAB.\" THE IMPORTING PUBLIC AND INTERESTED PARTIES SHOULD CONTACT CRAIG
MATNEY AD/CVD ENFORCEMENT, IMPORT ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
AT (202) 482-1778.

6\. THERE ARE NO RESTRICTIONS ON THE RELEASE OF THIS INFORMATION.

PAUL SCHWARTZ
\-\-\-\--Original Message\-\-\-\--

From: John R. Windsor
\[[[mailto:bulbal@mac.com]{.underline}](mailto:bulbal@mac.com)\]

Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 10:17 PM

To: comments@taxreformpanel.gov

Subject: FairTax

Friday, March 18, 2005, 12:16

I am a retired individual tax payer 67 years of age. I strongly favor

the enactment of a Fair Tax, or National Consumption Tax. Let us pay

tax on what we purchase rather than what we earn. Relieve us of the

unfair myriad of taxes, complications and deductions we suffer under

this present horrendous system that the Administrator\'s themselves

often do not understand.

Help us make April 15 just another day. The system I favor works. It\'s

used to collect all kinds of taxes from sales taxes at the department

store to road taxes at the gas pump. It is fool proof, fair and

effective. The burdensome system with which we find ourselves now

accomplishes none of this.

So many of the rich have loopholes whereby they don\'t pay at all while

the poor working man is unduly saddled with paying. Make it simple,

simply pay when good are purchased. The same rate for everyone, no

filing, no forms, no jail terms, no horrible fines for not

understanding, just plain and simple paying at the register.

Thanks for your time.

Sincerely,

John Windsor

5507 Oak Ridge RD

Oak Ridge, LA 71264

318 244 5385

God Bless
REPORT NO: 1245 CABLE TELEVISION SERVICE REGISTRATIONS; September 10,
1999

SPECIAL RELIEF AND SHOW CAUSE PETITIONS

Portions of this Public Notice have been produced by the Cable
Television

Branch, Video Services Division, Mass Media Bureau\'s computer-based
Data

Management Systems.

This Public Notice lists those filings processed by the Cable Television

Branch as registrations pursuant to Section 76.1801 of the Commission\'s

Rules. Should any of these registrations contain a request for special

relief, such waiver requests will be handled through the special relief

process. Furthermore, parties seeking special relief are advised that

such requests must be initiated through the special relief provisions

of Section 76.7 of the Rules.

It is requested that all responses or statements refer to the FCC
assigned

Community Identification Number; e.g., AL0075.

REPORT NO: 1245 CABLE TELEVISION SERVICE REGISTRATIONS; September 10,
1999

SPECIAL RELIEF AND SHOW CAUSE PETITIONS

CSR Number Petitioner Communities Code

CSR- 5426-A MEDIA GENERAL OF FAIRFAX COUNTY Various communities in
Fairfax County, VA No Code

( )

(vs. WHAG-TV, WJAL-TV & WWPX-TV)

**-FCC-**
\[PUBLIC---NO. 225---73^D^ CONGRESS\]

\[S. 2901\]

AN ACT

To authorize the coinage of 50-cent pieces in commemoration of the one
hundredth anniversary of the admission of the admission of the State of
Arkansas into the Union.

*Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assembled*, That in commemoration of one
hundredth anniversary of the admission of the State of Arkansas into the
Union there shall be coined at the mints of the United States five
hundred thousand silver 50-cent pieces of such design as the Director of
the Mint, with the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury, may
select; but the United States shall not be subject to the expense of
making the models or master dies or other preparations for this coinage.

SEC. 2. All laws now in force relating to the subsidiary silver coins of
the United States and the coining or striking of the same, regulating
and guarding the process of coinage, providing for the purchase of
material, for the transportation, distribution, and redemption of the
coins, for the prevention of debasement or counterfeiting, for security
of the coin, or for any other purposes, whether said laws are penal or
otherwise, shall, so far as applicable, apply to the coinage authorized
by this Act.

SEC. 3. The coins authorized by this Act shall be issued only to the
Arkansas Honorary Centennial Celebration Commission, or its duly
authorized agent, in such numbers, and at such times as they shall be
requested by such Commission or any such agent, and upon payment to the
United States of the face value of such coins.

Approved, May 14, 1934.

> \(231\)
**J. Appendix 7: Attorney's Certification**

M\_. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Executive Director

\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Housing Authority

P.O. Box \_\_\_\_

\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, \_\_ XXXXX

Dear M\_. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_:

I have reviewed the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Housing Authority's (\_\_HA)
Homeownership Program for \_\_\_*dev. name*\_\_\_\_\_, \_\_\_\_*dev.
number*\_\_\_\_.

I find it consistent with all applicable requirements of Federal, State,
and Local law, including regulations as well as statues.

1.  I certify that the documents used to implement the homeownership
    plan ensure that sales will be made only to eligible families as set
    forth in 24 CFR, Section 906.15, and are in compliance with the
    restriction of use of resale proceeds as set forth in 24 CFR,
    Section 906.27.

2.  (If applicable) Further the program documents are in compliance with
    the 5-year Purchase Resale Entity (PRE) sale guarantee as set forth
    in 24 CFR, Section 906.19 (d), and are in compliance with the
    restriction of use of resale proceeds as set forth in 24 CFR,
    Section 906.31 (b).

Should you have any questions, concerns, or require additional
assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me at ( ) XXX XXXX..

Sincerely,

Name of Attorney
Taller de Capacitación en el "Uso de Nuevas Tecnologías

Para Integrar Datos e Información Geoespacial"

Sioux Falls, Dakota del Sur, EE.UU.

30 de julio al 10 de agosto de 2007

> Nombre Institución Teléfono Correo electrónico

1\. Juan Ernesto Rickert Instituto Geográfico Militar (54 11) 4576 5545
Int. 188 <jrickert@igm.gov.ar>

2\. Juan José Contreras Cabana Instituto Geográfico Militar (591 2)
214.9477 <contreras_jj@hotmail.com>

3\. Wesley Silva Fernandes Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e
Estatística (55- 21) 2142-4916 <wesley.fernandes@ibge.gov.br>

4\. Christian Schwerter García Instituto Geográfico Militar (56-2)
4109406 <cschwerterg@yahoo.es>

5\. Claudio Nilo Orellana Comisión Nacional del Medio Ambiente (56-2)
2411861 <cnilo@conama.cl>

6\. Lilia Patricia Arias Duarte Instituto Geográfico Agustín Codazzi
(57 1) 369.40.87 <liliaparias@igac.gov.co>

7\. Martha Chaparro D. Instituto Geográfico Agustín Codazzi (57 1)
369.40.87 <mchaparro@igac.gov.co>

8\. Rubén Darío Mateus S. Instituto de Investigación de Recursos (57 1)
350 7938 <rdmateus@humboldt.org.co>

> Biológicos Alexander von Humboldt

9\. Edison F. Bravo Chancay Instituto Geográfico Militar (593 2) 252
4585 <ebravo@mail.igm.gov.ec>

10\. Milton Oswaldo Arsiniegas Ministerio del Ambiente (593 2) 256 5027
<marsiniegas@ambiente.gov.ec>

11\. Rodrigo Moreno Mora CLIRSEN (593 2) 254 3193 ext, 231
<rodrigo.moreno@clirsen.com>

12\. Santos Isidro Damas Pineda Escuela Agrícola Panamericana (504) 776
6140, Ext. 2427 <sdamas@zamorano.edu>

> El Zamorano

13\. Norberto García Castelo Instituto Panamericano de Geografía (52 55)
5277 5791 <Norberto.Garcia@ipgh.org>

> e Historia ipgh@prodigy.net.mx

14\. Miguel Ángel Blanco C. IABIN (505) 889 7057
<migblanco2005@gmail.com>

15\. Vianca Judith Cedeño Vega Inst. Geog. Nacl. Tommy Guardia (507)
9683 ó 9684 <vcedeno@mop.gob.pa>

16\. Lida Rosa Domínguez B. Servicio Geográfico Militar (595 21) 204959
<lida_d@latinmail.com>

17\. Alberto Arrúa Cardozo Secretaría del Ambiente (595 21) 615803 / 5
<cdc@seam.gov.py>

18\. Ciro Sierra Farfán Instituto Geográfico Nacional (51 1) 475 3030
<cirosf@gmail.com>

19\. Eloy Victoria Ayala Consejo Nacional del Ambiente (51 1) 225 5370
eloy_victoriaayala@yahoo.com

20\. Silvina V. Lizardi Butin Instituto Geográfico Militar (598-2) 487
18 10 <silliz@adinet.com.uy>

21\. Raquel Sosa Ferreira Dirección Nacional de Medio Ambiente (59 82)
711 4244 <raquels@fing.edu.uy>

22\. Carlos E. Blanco Prieto Instituto Geográfico de Venezuela (58 212)
546.1354 <cblanco@igvsb.gov.ve>

> Simón Bolívar, IGVSB

23 Victoria Leal FUNVISIS (58 212) 257 5153 <vleal@funvisis.gob.ve>

24\. Jesús Suniaga Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF) (58 212) 209 2431
<jsuniaga@caf.com>

25\. Eric van Praag Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF) (58 212)
58-212-209.6554 <evanpraag@caf.com>
The Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan provides a framework and
guide to restore, protect, and preserve the water resources of central
and southern Florida, including the Everglades. It covers 16 counties
over an 18,000-square-mile area, and centers on an update of the Central
& Southern Florida (C&SF) Project. The current C&SF Project includes
1,000 miles of canals, 720 miles of levees, and several hundred water
control structures. The C&SF Project provides water supply, flood
protection, water management and other benefits to south Florida. For
close to 50 years, the C&SF Project has performed its authorized
functions well. However, the project has had unintended adverse effects
on the unique and diverse environment that constitutes south Florida
ecosystems, including the Everglades and Florida Bay.

The Water Resources Development Acts in 1992 and 1996 provided the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers with the authority to re-evaluate the
performance and impacts of the C&SF Project and to recommend
improvements and or modifications to the project in order to restore the
south Florida ecosystem and to provide for other water resource needs.
The resulting Comprehensive Plan was designed to capture, store and
redistribute fresh water previously lost to tide and to regulate the
quality, quantity, timing and distribution of water flows.

Scientists, engineers, and others in south Florida consistently said
that elevation data was wrong and water seemed to run uphill based on
the elevation differences. The Florida Department of Environmental
Protection (FDEP) proposed Critical Project 14, Geodetic Vertical
Control Surveys to correct these elevation discrepancies. Although
Critical Project 14 was not approved the project was included in the
CERP Programmatic Activities as CERP: Geodetic Vertical Control Surveys
to address the elevation problems in south Florida.

The CERP Geodetic Vertical Control Project was initiated in February
2001 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District and the
South Florida Water Management District and completed in November 2003.
The project consisted of setting approximately 1000 concrete monuments,
running 1^st^ Order Class II levels, GPS observations and publishing the
data in NAVD 1988. The purposes of the project were to provide a
framework for the south Florida Projects in NAVD 1988 and include NGVD
1929 so as to enable conversion to NAVD 1988, not perpetuate NGVD 1929.
Additional level lines and surveys done since the completion of this
project have been referenced to the network. The effect of this
additional work has been to densify the control network and provide
additional data to facilitate conversion to NAVD 88.
**Low-Temperature Weathering of Hydrothermal Chimney Sulfide Minerals at
Juan de Fuca Ridge**

Brandy Toner

*Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry*

*Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution*

*266 Woods Hole Rd., MS#52, Woods Hole, MA 02543*

*USA*

btoner@whoi.edu

Cara M. Santelli

*Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry*

*Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution*

*266 Woods Hole Rd., MS#52, Woods Hole, MA 02543*

*USA*

Wolfgang Bach

*Department of Geosciences*

*University of Bremen*

*Klagenfurter St., 28359 Bremen*

*Germany*

Daniel R. Rogers

*Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry*

*Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution*

*266 Woods Hole Rd., MS#52, Woods Hole, MA 02543*

*USA*

Katrina J. Edwards

*Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry*

*Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution*

*266 Woods Hole Rd., MS#52, Woods Hole, MA 02543*

*USA*

Diverse microbial communities identified at mid-ocean ridge flanks
appear to participate in geochemical processes, such as sulfide
weathering. Here we present a study to identify the products of
weathering of hydrothermal chimney sulfides at low-temperature at Juan
de Fuca Ridge. For these experiments, chimney sulfides were incubated in
situ for two months, then collected for mineralogical and
microbiological analysis. Previous work on these samples shows that
abundant Fe-oxides (2-line ferrihydrite) accumulate during weathering
and are correlated with dense cell aggregates at the mineral surface. In
addition, a diverse collection of Fe-oxidizing bacteria were cultured
from these and other similar samples incubated or collected in the
vicinity of these experiments. In this study, we used focused X-ray
absorption spectroscopic (XAS) and X-ray diffraction (XRD) techniques
along with transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to examine samples at
nm- to mm-spatial scales. Samples were prepared as thin-sections in
cross-section, and micro-X-ray fluorescence (XRF) elemental maps were
collected. At chemically discrete regions of the sample, Fe, Cu, and Zn
K-edge extended X-ray absorption fine structure (EXAFS) and S K-edge
X-ray absorption near edge structure (XANES) spectroscopic data was
collected. X-ray diffraction patterns and TEM were also collected from
the same Fe-rich accumulations. The present study is unique in its use
of m-scale XAS and XRD techniques along with electron microscopy to
examine the same spatially discrete areas of Fe-rich weathering products
formed in situ during a known time period.
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Special Attention of: Transmittal Handbook No.: 430.5 REV-1

Principal Staff Issued: August 30, 1985

Senior Executive Service

Members

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1\. This Transmits

Handbook 430.5 REV-1, Senior Executive Service.

2\. Significant changes:

This handbook establishes Departmental policy and procedures

pertaining to the Senior Executive Service (SES). All

legislative changes and Office of Personnel Management

directives concerning the SES have been incorporated into the

Handbook. In addition, the Handbook incorporates HUD Handbook

920.1, SES Reduction-In-Force, dated July 15, 1983.

3\. Cancellations:

The following issuances are cancelled:

\(1\) HUD Handbook 430.5, Senior Executive Service, dated August

14, 1980; and

\(2\) HUD Handbook 920.1, Senior Executive Service

Reduction-In-Force, dated July 15, 1983.

4\. Filing Instructions:

Remove: Insert:

Handbook 430.5 dated 8/80 Handbook 430.5 REV-1, dated 8/85

Handbook 920.1 dated 7/83

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THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN SAN JUAN HAS ISSUED A DENSE FOG

ADVISORY EFFECTIVE UNTIL 245 AM AST WEDNESDAY MORNING FOR PEOPLE IN

THE FOLLOWING AREAS

IN PUERTO RICO

CENTRAL INTERIOR\...EASTERN INTERIOR AND WESTERN INTERIOR

DENSE FOG WILL BLANKET MUCH OF THE INTERIOR MOUNTAINS OF PUERTO RICO

EARLY OVERNIGHT / THIS MORNING.

DENSE FOG WILL REDUCE VISIBILITIES TO LESS THAN 1/4 MILE. MOTORISTS

SHOULD SLOW DOWN AND EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION. USE YOUR LOW BEAM

HEADLIGHTS AND LEAVE PLENTY OF SPACE BETWEEN YOUR VEHICLE AND THE ONE

AHEAD OF YOU.

DENSE FOG WILL CREATE HAZARDOUS DRIVING CONDITIONS. SLOW DOWN AND USE

EXTRA CAUTION. LEAVE EARLY FOR THE MORNING COMMUTE.

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The City of Fort Worth submits the attached comments (in PDF) to the
draft Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) for the Alternative Asbestos
Control Method (AACM) Demonstration Project, reference
EPA--HQ--ORD--2005--0028.  Please contact me or Michael Gange
(817.392.6569) should you encounter any difficulty with this file.

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Kathryn A. Hansen, Attorney at Law

Regulatory and Environmental Coordinator

City of Fort Worth

Department of Environmental Management

1000 Throckmorton

Fort Worth, Texas 76102

Phone:  817.392.8136

Fax:  817.392.6359

www.fortworthgov.org/dem

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As part of the 50 State Quarters^®^ Program several hundred school
children gathered at Mount Rushmore on November 13, 2006, to celebrate
the release of the SD quarter with the Director of the U.S. Mint, Edmund
Moy, South Dakota Governor Mike Rounds, First Lady Jean Rounds, Rapid
City Mayor Jim Shaw, RCAS Superintendent Peter Wharton and Mount
Rushmore Superintendent Gerard Baker.

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Lesson plans for the 50 State Quarters Program are available at

[**http://www.usmint.gov/kids/teachers/lessonPlans/50sq/**](http://www.usmint.gov/kids/teachers/lessonPlans/50sq/)

Lesson plans for the South Dakota Quarter are available at

**[http://www.usmint.gov/kids/teachers/stateQuarterDay/sd.cfmSouth
Dakota Quarter]{.underline}**

including

[Famous Faces
(K-1)](http://www.usmint.gov/kids/teachers/lessonPlans/50sq/2006/_k01-5.pdf)[,]{.underline}
[Follow the Leader
(2-3)](http://www.usmint.gov/kids/teachers/lessonPlans/50sq/2006/0203-5.pdf)
[&]{.underline} [What An Accomplishment!
(4-6)](http://www.usmint.gov/kids/teachers/lessonPlans/50sq/2006/0406-5.pdf)

**Rushmore Ranger Reservation form on next page**

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**Rushmore Ranger Reservation Request**

***Submit reservation request by email, fax or phone.***

Phone 574-3114 amy_bracewell@nps.gov FAX 574-2307

Please request only one program title per grade level.

Do not combine classrooms. We will schedule programs for multiple class
periods

up to four periods with a break of at least 10 minutes between sessions.

(Breaks can include recess and lunch period.)

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Federal Communications Commission FCC 08-91

**STATEMENT OF**

**COMMISSIONER JONATHAN S. ADELSTEIN**

*Re: Auction of the D Block License in the 758-763 and 788-793 MHz
Bands* (AU Docket No. 07-157)

It is nothing short of a tragedy that the D block failed to sell. I am
pleased, though, that this Order represents a hopeful effort to get back
on track. I am also pleased we are acting with the haste that is
justified by the urgency of this problem. We have a special moral
responsibility to act quickly to set new rules that can lead to a
workable partnership.

The public-private partnership approach could have succeeded, and I
still believe we can make it work. Admittedly, finding a balance was
fraught with difficulty, but we failed to make it viable, and heed
concerns about finding a balance on issues of concern like penalties. We
need to do a top-to-bottom review of what went wrong so we can make it
work in the next round.

A true public-private partnership must meet the needs of both partners.
If the needs of public safety are not met, the basic objective is not
met. If the needs of the private partner for a return on capital and
regulatory certainty are not met, then that partner will not be in a
position to attract the capital necessary to meet public safety's
objectives. We will need to work closely with our friends in public
safety, as well as potential private sector partners, and the financial
community who may provide the capital, to find a balance that works for
all parties. I am pleased we are issuing this Order today to make it
possible to begin the dialogue quickly.

As we approach reworking the rules for this critical spectrum, we must
keep the needs of public safety foremost in our priorities. We need to
coordinate with members of Congress, who worked long and hard to craft
this digital television transition specifically to provide public safety
with urgently needed spectrum. I am hopeful we can build on the tragic
lessons of the last auction to make it work for public safety in the
next.
**CONGRESSMAN JONES ENCOURAGES PRESIDENT BUSH TO VETO CAMPAIGN FINANCE
BILL**

***"Mr. President, should this bill reach your desk, I urge you to
exercise your veto...Americans who cherish the Constitution will stand
with you in your decision."***

WASHINGTON, DC **-** In a letter to President George W. Bush, Third
District Congressman Walter B. Jones today asked the President to veto
the so-called Shays-Meehan Campaign Finance Reform Bill, should it reach
his desk.

Congressman Jones voted against the Shays-Meehan bill when it came
before the House last week, and expressed dissatisfaction when it
passed. In its current form, Congressman Jones believes the legislation
is unconstitutional and would violate the six principles of real
campaign finance reform previously laid out by President Bush.

The letter is as follows:

Dear Mr. President:

Last March, you wisely enunciated six principles that must be upheld
before any campaign finance legislation would earn your support: Protect
the rights of individuals to participate in democracy, maintain strong
political parties, ban corporate and union soft money, eliminate
involuntary contributions, require full and prompt disclosure, and
promote a fair and balanced constitutional approach.

Your six principles provide a framework for determining whether any bill
passed by Congress meets the test of being real campaign finance reform.

HR 2356, the so-called Shays-Meehan campaign finance reform bill passed
last week by the House of Representatives, fails your test.

The bill would curtail the rights of individuals to participate in
democracy. It would diminish the strength of political parties. It would
not stop the involuntary use of mandatory union dues in campaigns. And,
perhaps most importantly, it would attempt to trample the constitutional
right of freely associating individuals to speak out in the political
process.

**\-- more \--**

*(Congressman Jones' letter to President Bush continued)*

Since passage of the bill, I have traveled extensively in Eastern North
Carolina, a place where people possess an uncommon amount of common
sense. They have told me in no uncertain terms that they understand that
the only "reform" this bill would bring is a strengthening of incumbents
and those already in power. Voices that dissent with the 'powers that
be' would be silenced. A man or woman of average means would have fewer,
not more, ways to compete with self-financed millionaire candidates.

Mr. President, should this bill reach your desk, I urge you to exercise
your veto, with a request that the Congress send you a campaign finance
reform bill that meets the six principles that you established. All
Americans who cherish the Constitution will stand with you in your
decision.

God bless you, and God Bless America.

**For additional information or to schedule an interview with
Congressman Walter B. Jones please contact Lanier Swann at (202)
225-3415.**

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Although the Sonoran Desert can seem foreboding, it is home to many
animal species. These animals have adapted to the desert's high
temperatures and scarce water supply. Many species simply avoid the hot
daytime temperatures by being active only at night or by seeking shelter
in shaded nests or burrows. Others have morphological features that
allow them to stay cool - the jackrabbit's large ears allow heat to
radiate away from its body, and vultures actually urinate on themselves
to dissipate heat! Desert animals take advantage of free water when
available or get their water through the food they eat.
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**ATTACHMENT G** January 4, 2007

**Display Related to OMB Control #2070-0040 - Listings of**

**Related Regulations in 40 CFR 9.1**

As of May 10, 1993, the OMB approval numbers for EPA regulations in
Chapter I of Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) appear in
a listing in 40 CFR 9.1 (58 FR 27472). This listing fulfills the display
requirements in section 3507(f) of the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA) for
EPA regulations. The listing at 40 CFR 9.1 displays this OMB Control
number for the following regulations:

Program Title 40 CFR citation

Pesticide Registration and Classification Procedures 152.30

152.80

152.85

152.404

152.406

152.412

152.414

Data Requirements for Registration 158.30

158.32

158.34

158.45

158.75

158.101

158.155

158.160

158.162

158.165

158.167

158.170

158.175

158.180

158.190

Good Laboratory Practice Standards Part 160

Experimental Use Permits 172.4

172.8
**Nursing Home Diversion Modernization Grants Program**

**State Agency:** Minnesota Board on Aging

**Project Title:** Minnesota Nursing Home Diversion Project

**Project Period:** September 30, 2007 to March 31, 2009

**Contact:**

Jane Vujovich

P.O. Box 64976

St. Paul, MN 55164-0976

Phone: 651-431-2573

<Jane.vujovich@state.mn.us>

**Project Abstract:**

The [goals]{.underline} of Minnesota's Nursing Home Diversion Project
are to: 1) Further develop flexible service options for older adults and
family caregivers who are eligible for Medicaid (Medical Assistance) and
other public programs as well as those who will fully private pay; and
2) develop a more consistent, effective and evidence-informed process to
identify and triage individuals who are at high risk of nursing home
placement and Medical Assistance (MA) spend down. More specifically,
Minnesota (MN) intends to use this funding opportunity to achieve the
following [objectives]{.underline}: 1) Develop triage and follow-up
processes and protocols that can be replicated statewide; 2) Identify
older adults who have needs associated with risk of nursing home
admission and MA spend down; 3) Effectively link identified older adults
and/or family caregivers to flexible service options to prevent or delay
nursing home admission and MA spend down; 4) Target Title III,
Alzheimer's Disease Demonstration Grant to States (ADDGS) and grant
funds to identified high risk individuals, with an emphasis on
consumer-directed services options; and 5) Collect evidence that can
inform the state's system development and service re-design. The
expected [outcomes]{.underline} of this project include: 1) Earlier and
more appropriate identification of older adults at risk for nursing home
placement and MA spend down and 2) Increased numbers of individuals and
family caregivers provided with flexible service options under the
Alternative Care Program (AC) and Pre-AC Pilot Test (Title III, ADDGS,
grant). The [products]{.underline} from this project are: a final
report, including evaluation results; a consumer-directed services
portal website; consumer outreach campaign materials; and
counselor/support planner training curriculum modules.
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1249 South Vinnell Way, Suite 108

Boise, ID 83709

1-877-471-2262

Local: 947.3790

Fax: 208.947.3799

casual_pay@blm.gov

**[Employment Verification Request Form]{.smallcaps}**

> [**To:** Casual Pay Specialist- employment verifications]{.smallcaps}
>
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> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_]{.smallcaps}
> would like to request my
>
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>
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>
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>
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> location(s):
>
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> Attn: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
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# ![](media/image1.emf){width="1.2541666666666667in" height="1.1777777777777778in"}*Congressman Jim Marshall*

> *Representing the people of South and Middle Georgia*

**[FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE]{.underline}** Contact: Douglas Moore

November 7, 2003 (202) 225-6531

\(404\) 433-5561 cell

MARSHALL ANNOUNCES AN INCREASE IN MILITARY JUNIOR COLLEGE ROTC
SCHOLARSHIPS

(Washington, DC) -- This morning, the House of Representatives increased
the number of ROTC scholarships for military junior colleges from 10 to
17.

"I am very pleased to announce that the number of scholarships was
increased from 10 to 17. GMC's students are important to our community,
and increasing the scholarships the institution can offer will give more
students who wish follow a career in the military that chance," said
Congressman Jim Marshall.

By a vote of 362-40, the House approved H.R. 1588, the 2004 Defense
Appropriations Authorization. Included within this legislation was the
good news for Georgia Military College.
ANTHONY DEKKER, D.O.

CURRICULUM VITAE

**[PRESENT POSITION]{.underline}** Director of Ambulatory Care and
Community Service

> Associate Director, Phoenix Indian Medical Center
>
> 4212 N. 16th Street
>
> Phoenix, AZ 85016
>
> Office Phone: (602) 263-1567
>
> Office Fax: (602) 263-1618
>
> E-Mail: <Anthony.Dekker@ihs.gov>
>
> Chief Clinical Consultant-Addiction Medicine and Pain Management
>
> Indian Health Service, US Public Health Service

**[HOME ADDRESS]{.underline}** 6558 W. Schmidt Street

> Glendale, AZ 85308
>
> Home Phone: (602) 564-8008

Home Fax: (602) 564-8009 email: <dekkerclan@aol.com>

**[MARITAL STATUS]{.underline}** Married to Patricia A. Roe, R.N., M.S.,
Psy.D., ARNP

**[CHILDREN]{.underline}** Michael Allen, Joseph Andrew, Caitlin Skye

**[PRE-PROFESSIONAL]{.underline}** West Ottawa High School 1967-1971

Holland, Michigan 49424

Diploma

Hope College 1971-1975

Holland, Michigan 49423

A.B. Biology, Psychology, Chemistry

**[PROFESSIONAL]{.underline}** Michigan State University 1975-1978

College of Osteopathic Medicine

East Lansing, Michigan 48824

D.O. Medicine and Surgery

**[INTERNSHIP]{.underline}** Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
1978-1979

Chicago Osteopathic Medical Center

Olympia Fields Osteopathic Medical Center

Department of Family Medicine

Chicago, Illinois 60615

Type: Rotating

**[RESIDENCY]{.underline}** Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
1979-1980

Chicago Osteopathic Medical Center

Department of Family Medicine

Chicago, Illinois 60615

**[FELLOWSHIP]{.underline}** Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke\'s 1980-1982

Medical Center

Adolescent & Young Adult Medicine Section

Department of Pediatrics

Chicago, Illinois 60612

**[RESEARCH ASSOCIATE]{.underline}** Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's
1982-1983

Medical Center

Section on Research and Education

Department of Family Practice

Faculty Development Training

Chicago, Illinois 60612

**[PREVIOUS POSITIONS]{.underline}** CHICAGOLAND HOSPITALS

Chicago Osteopathic Medical Center 1979-1994

Rush-Presbyterian St Luke's Med Center1982-1994

Mt Sinai Hospital and Medical Center 1984-1992

St. Elizabeth Hospital 1985-1991

Loretto Hospital 1984-1994

Christ Hospital and Medical Center 1989-1994

Our Lady of Mercy-SMM South 1989-1994

KANSAS CITY AREA HOSPITALS

Parklane Medical Center 1994-1998

University of Kansas Medical Center 1994-1998

Children's Mercy Hospital 1994-1998

**[CERTIFICATIONS]{.underline}** NBOME 1979

FLEX 1980

AOBFP 1981

AOBFP CAQ Adolescent Medicine 1993

AOBFP CAQ Sports Medicine 1995

AOBFP CAQ Geriatrics 1996

AOBFP CAQ Addiction Medicine 1997

ASAM Addiction Medicine 1988

**[FELLOWSHIPS]{.underline}** FAAFP

FACOFP

FSAM

FASAM