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be as follows: Opening Remarks;

Consideration of Minutes of Past

Meeting; Review of Programs; New

Business; and Closing Remarks.

Attendance at meeting is open to the

interested public but limited to the

space available. With the approval of

the Administrator, members of the

public may present oral statements at

the meeting. Persons wishing further

information should contact not later

than February 17, 1997, Marc C. Owen,

Advisory Board Liaison, Saint Lawrence

Seaway Development Corporation, 400

Seventh Street, S.W., Washington, D.C.

20590; 202–366–0091.

Any member of the public may

present a written statement to the

Advisory Board at any time.

Issued at Washington, D.C. on January 24,

1997.

Marc C. Owen,

Advisory Board Liaison.

[FR Doc. 97–2301 Filed 1–29–97; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4910–61–M

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

Internal Revenue Service

Quarterly Publication of Individuals,

Who Have Chosen To Expatriate, as

Required by Section 877(a)

AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS),

Treasury.

ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: This notice is provided in

accordance with IRC section 877(a), as

amended, by the Health Insurance

Portability and Accountability Act

(HIPPA) of 1996. This listing contains

the name of each individual losing

United States citizenship (within the

meaning of 877(a)) with respect to

whom the Secretary received

information during the quarter ending

December 31, 1996.

The following individuals have lost

their U.S. citizenship during the quarter

ending December 31, 1996.

Last Name, First Name, Middle Name

Alger, Frederick Moulton

Anthony, Susan

Binder, Heide Marie

Brilioth, Margaret Joan French

Brown, Dolores Celia

Buck, Helen Smith

Carter, Wesley Anthony

Cattier, Mathieu Francois Felicien

Cha, Stephen Sungdeok

Chae, Soo Jung

Chastain, Heidi Keim

Choi, Jong Suk

Choi, Jeong Hyoun

Cheng, Wen Hon

Chu, Samuel Wai Tak

Churchill, Owen Paul

Clyde, Kyung Ja

Creeth, Patricia Marilyn

Davis, Sonja Elisa

Diamond, Monica Clara

Dimma, Katharine Louise

Dobmeier, Brigitte

Dworschak, Elisabeth

Eggers, Carsten Rolf

El Ouassil, Victoria Johanna

Exelby Nee Bergdahl, Shirley Yvonne

Feiner, Gideon

Fergusson, Barbara

Gaffney, Michael Terry

Garza, Caroline Ellen

Gerstner, Sylvia Grace

Getty, Mark Harris

Grlica, George

Guillon-Teruel, Francoise Laure

Gulya, Gabor Laszlo

Haas, Eric Michael

Hively, Ronald Andre

Hwang, Paul Philip

Johnson, Chris Norman

Keel, Yolinda

Kiang, David Tien Sik

Kim, Soo Hong

Kim, Jong Hwan

Knight, Louis Helmer

Kosta, Robert Stanley

Kraus, Ruth

Krimholtz, Michael John

Krupiak, Katharine Elfriede

Leathers, Christina Helene

Lee, Sung Soo

Lee, Jennie Mi

Lee, Hae Ree

Lee, Tse-Tah

Lim, Byung Ok

Manquen, Timothy Duane

Marti, Ruth Daniela

Martinez, Roland Joe

McMillan, Norman

Minz Geneen, Florence Rose

Moon, Steve Young Chang

Morris, Joan Marie

Mussells, Emily Layman

Olaussen, Tom Kaare

Parsons, Graham Turner

Patterson, Yong Tok

Phillip, Thomas William

Posey, Franklin Melvin

Priest, Francesca Louise

Pujals, Eduardo Fernandez

Roh, Young Jeung Woo

Rossing, Dennis Siegbert

Segewitz, Elise

Seto, John Gin Chung

Simonsen, Thomas Keith

Smith, Beverly Anne

Sofronas, Angelos

Sommerlad, Elizabeth Hale Winkler

Storjohann, Carol Ann

Su, Beyue Chen

Tanenbaum, Julie Lynn

Tanenbaum, Kenneth Michael

Tanenbaum, Lisa Ellen

Trihey, Timothy Patrick

Trotta, Robert Thomas

Tze, Lou Man Ping

Vourecas-Petalas, Tatiana

Wong, Michelle Nancy

Wong, Denise Angela

Wurtz, Patrick George

Yarnall, Alexander Coxe

Approved: January 22, 1997.

Doug Rogers,

Project Manager, International District

Operations.

[FR Doc. 97–2283 Filed 1–29–97; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4830–01–U

UNITED STATES INFORMATION

AGENCY

Foreign Language and Area Studies—

U.S. Students and Scholars; Request

for Proposals

ACTION: Notice—Request for Proposals.

SUMMARY: The Office of Academic

Programs of the United States

Information Agency’s Bureau of

Educational and Cultural Affairs

announces an open competition for an

assistance award. Public and private

non-profit organizations meeting the

provisions described in IRS regulation

26 CFR 1.501(c) may apply to develop

and administer programs in cooperation

with USIA that will assist U.S. citizens

who are graduate students and

postdoctoral scholars in North African,

Middle Eastern and South Asian

studies. Activities permitted under this

program include foreign language

training, foreign area studies and foreign

area research for periods ranging from

two to twenty-four months abroad.

Overall grant-making authority for

this program is contained in the Mutual

Educational and Cultural Exchange Act

of 1961, Public Law 87–256, as

amended, also known as the FulbrightHays Act. The purpose of the Act is ‘‘to

enable the Government of the United

States to increase mutual understanding

between the people of the United States

and the people of other countries * * *;

to strengthen the ties which unite us

with other nations by demonstrating the

educational and cultural interests,

developments, and achievements of the

people of the United States and other

nations * * * and thus to assist in the

development of friendly, sympathetic

and peaceful relations between the

United States and the other countries of

the world.’’

The funding authority for the program

cited above is provided through the

Near and Middle East Research and

Training Act (Public Law 102–138,

Section 228 as amended by Public Law

103–236, Section 233).

Programs and projects must conform

with Agency requirements and

guidelines outlined in the Solicitation

Package. USIA projects and programs

are subject to the availability of funds.

For the purpose of this program, the

geographic area refers to the region