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used for the study of materials with

electronic spins which are due to

unpaired electrons associated with

atoms in the material under study.

These materials are biological materials

and analogs with unpaired spins, either

organic free radicals, metals bound to

proteins or enzymes or materials in

small chelate complexes used as models

for biological systems. In addition, the

instrument will be used for teaching the

principles underlying EPR purposes in

the biophysics courses MdBc5–526 and

MdBc5–527.

Frank W. Creel,

Director, Statutory Import Programs Staff.

[FR Doc. 97–26712 Filed 10–8–97; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3510–DS–P

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

International Trade Administration

University of Oklahoma; Notice of

Decision on Application for Duty-Free

Entry of Scientific Instrument

This decision is made pursuant to

Section 6(c) of the Educational,

Scientific, and Cultural Materials

Importation Act of 1966 (Pub. L. 89–

651, 80 Stat. 897; 15 CFR part 301).

Related records can be viewed between

8:30 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. in Room 4211,

U.S. Department of Commerce, 14th and

Constitution Avenue, N.W.,

Washington, D.C.

Docket Number: 97–007R. Applicant:

University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK

73019. Instrument: CO2/Far-Infrared

Laser System. Manufacturer: Edinburgh

Instruments, Ltd., United Kingdom.

Intended Use: See notice at 62 FR

44949, August 25, 1997.

Comments: None received. Decision:

Approved. No instrument of equivalent

scientific value to the foreign

instrument, for such purposes as it is

intended to be used, is being

manufactured in the United States.

Reasons: The foreign instrument

provides a structurally integrated farinfrared laser directly coupled to a CO2

pumping laser for superior stability.

This capability is pertinent to the

applicant’s intended purposes and we

know of no other instrument or

apparatus of equivalent scientific value

to the foreign instrument which is being

manufactured in the United States.

Frank W. Creel,

Director, Statutory Import Programs Staff.

[FR Doc. 97–26714 Filed 10–8–97; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3510–DS–P

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

International Trade Administration

Transition Orders; Schedule and

Grouping of Five-year Reviews

AGENCY: Import Administration,

International Trade Administration,

Department of Commerce.

ACTION: Notice of proposed schedule

and grouping of five-year reviews of

transition orders.

SUMMARY: The Department of Commerce

(‘‘the Department’’) hereby publishes its

proposed schedule for the conduct of

the initial five-year reviews of transition

orders and the International Trade

Commission’s (‘‘the ITC’’) proposal for

grouping reviews. Parties are invited to

submit comments on the proposed

schedule and the proposed groupings.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Melissa G. Skinner, Office of Policy,

Import Administration, International

Trade Administration, U.S. Department

of Commerce, at (202) 482–1560, or Vera

Libeau, Office of Investigations, U.S.

International Trade Commission, at

(202) 205–3176.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

Background

Section 751(c)(6) of the Tariff Act of

1930, as amended (‘‘the Act’’) provides

special rules for five-year reviews of

‘‘transition orders’’ which are defined as

(1) a countervailing duty order under

this title or under section 303, (2) an

antidumping duty order under this title

or a finding under the Antidumping

Act, 1921, or (3) a suspension of an

investigation under section 704 or 734,

which is in effect on the date the WTO

Agreement enters into force with respect

to the United States (January 1, 1995).

Section 751(c)(6)(B) gives the

Department, in consultation with the

ITC, discretion to determine the

appropriate sequence of five-year

reviews of transition orders. The

Statement of Administrative Action

notes that, to the maximum extent

practicable, the agencies will review

older orders first and, to accommodate

special problems that may arise where

reviews of transition orders are grouped,

the Department may initiate reviews out

of chronological sequence. See

Statement of Administrative Action

accompanying H.R. 5110 (H.R. Doc. No.

316, at 882 (1994)) (‘‘SAA’’).

The SAA provides that, at some time

reasonably in advance of the

commencement of the initial five-year

reviews of transition orders, the

Department will publish a proposed

schedule including the ITC’s proposal

for grouping reviews. SAA at 882–883.

Proposed Schedule and Grouping

The Department and the ITC have

developed, in consultation, the

proposed schedule and grouping

provided in the Appendix to this notice.

Methodology

Qualifying antidumping and

countervailing duty orders, findings,

and suspended investigations were

identified by product, country, ITC case

number, Department case number, and

effective date. Antidumping and

countervailing duty orders, findings,

and suspended investigations involving

the same domestic like product or

involving related like products were

then grouped. An average date for each

group was then determined based on the

effective date (month and year) of each

order within a group. Groups of

transition orders were then placed in

chronological sequence based on the

average date of the group. The list was

divided to provide for monthly

initiations beginning in July 1998.

Although not indicated in the attached

schedule, all reviews are to be

completed by both the Department and

the ITC 18 months from the date of

initiation.

Request for Comment

Interested parties are invited to

comment on the proposed schedule and

grouping. Each person submitting a

comment should include his or her

name and address, and give reasons for

any recommendations. Written

comments should be submitted to both

the Department and the ITC. Six copies

of all comments should be submitted to

the Department and a signed original

and fourteen copies should be

submitted to the ITC at the addresses

specified below.

DATES: Written comments will be due

on December 8, 1997.

ADDRESSES: At the Department, address

written comments to Robert S. LaRussa,

Assistant Secretary for Import

Administration, Central Records Unit,

Room B–1780, U.S. Department of

Commerce, Pennsylvania Avenue and

14th Street, NW., Washington, D.C.

20230. Attention: Sunset. At the ITC,

address written comments to Secretary,

U.S. International Trade Commission,

500 E Street, SW, Washington, D.C.

20436.

After considering the comments

received, and in consultation with each

other, the ITC will determine which

transition orders will be grouped, and

the Department will determine the

review schedule. The Department
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intends to publish a notice of final

schedule and grouping no later than

May 1, 1998.

Dated: October 2, 1997.

Robert S. LaRussa,

Assistant Secretary for Import

Administration.

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July 98 9.66 09.13.66 A–122–006 AA–49 Canada ............. Steel Jacks.

6.72 06.09.72 A–588–029 AA–85 Japan ................ Fish Netting of Manmade Fiber.

6.72 06.14.72 A–427–030 AA–85 France .............. Large Power Transformers.

6.72 06.14.72 A–475–031 AA–87 Italy ................... Large Power Transformers.

6.72 06.14.72 A–588–032 AA–88 Japan ................ Large Power Transformers.

9.72 08.28.68 A–843–803 AA–51 Kazakstan ......... Titanium Sponge.

9.72 08.28.68 A–821–803 AA–51 Russia .............. Titanium Sponge.

9.72 08.28.68 A–823–803 AA–51 Ukraine ............. Titanium Sponge.

9.72 11.30.84 A–588–020 A–161 Japan ................ Titanium Sponge.

11.72 11.22.72 A–588–038 AA–98 Japan ................ Bicycle Speedometers.

3.73 03.23.73 A–602–039 AA–110 Australia ........... Canned Bartlett Pears.

4.73 04.12.73 A–588–028 AA–111 Japan ................ Roller Chain.

Aug. 98 6.73 06.08.73 A–401–040 AA–114 Sweden ............ Stainless Steel Plate.

7.73 07.10.73 A–588–041 AA–115 Japan ................ Synthetic Methionine.

12.73 12.06.73 A–588–046 AA–129 Japan ................ Polychloroprene Rubber.

12.73 12.17.73 A–122–047 AA–127 Canada ............. Elemental Sulphur.

2.74 02.27.74 A–122–050 AA–137 Canada ............. Racing Plates.

8.76 08.30.76 A–588–055 AA–154 Japan ................ Acrylic Sheet.

2.77 02.02.77 A–588–056 AA–162 Japan ................ Melamine.

Sep. 98 3.77 03.15.77 C–351–037 C4–21 Brazil ................ Cotton Yarn.

10.77 10.21.77 A–475–059 AA–167 Italy ................... Pressure Sensitive Tape.

12.77 12.22.77 A–428–062 AA–172 Germany ........... Animal Glue.

2.78 02.17.78 A–433–064 AA–173 Austria .............. Railway Track Equipment.

5.78 05.25.78 A–588–066 AA–176 Japan ................ Impression Fabric.

12.78 12.08.78 A–588–068 AA–188 Japan ................ Steel Wire Strand.

4.79 03.21.79 A–405–071 AA–191 Finland .............. Rayon Staple Fiber.

4.79 05.15.79 C–401–056 C4–13 Sweden ............ Rayon Staple Fiber.

Oct. 98 6.79 07.31.78 C–408–046 C4–7 EC .................... Sugar.

6.79 06.13.79 A–423–077 AA–198 Belgium ............ Sugar.

6.79 06.13.79 A–427–078 AA–199 France .............. Sugar.

6.79 06.13.79 A–428–082 AA–200 Germany ........... Sugar.

6.79 04.09.80 A–122–085 A–3 Canada ............. Sugar and Syrups.

12.79 03.10.71 A–588–015 AA–66 Japan ................ Television Receivers.

12.79 04.30.84 A–580–008 A–134 Korea ................ Color Television Receivers.

12.79 04.30.84 A–583–009 A–135 Taiwan .............. Color Television Receivers.

11.80 11.06.80 A–588–090 A–7 Japan ................ Small Electric Motors (SA).

1.81 01.07.81 A–427–098 A–25 France .............. Anhydrous Sodium Metasilicate.

4.82 04.09.82 A–427–001 A–44 France .............. Sorbitol.

7.82 07.20.82 A–588–005 A–48 Japan ................ High Power Microwave Amplifiers.

2.83 06.25.81 A–428–061 A–31 Germany ........... Barium Carbonate.

2.83 10.17.84 A–570–007 A–149 China, PR ......... Barium Chloride.

Nov. 98 9.83 09.16.83 A–570–101 A–101 China, PR ......... Griege Polyester Cotton Print Cloth.

10.83 09.27.82 C–357–004 C-None Argentina .......... Carbon Steel Wire Rod (SA).

10.83 11.23.84 A–357–007 A–157 Argentina .......... Carbon Steel Wire Rods.

11.83 11.07.83 C–559–001 C-None Singapore ......... Refrigeration Compressors (SA).

1.84 01.19.84 A–469–007 A–126 Spain ................ Potassium Permanganate.

1.84 01.31.84 A–570–001 A–125 China, PR ......... Potassium Permanganate.

3.84 03.22.84 A–570–002 A–130 China, PR ......... Chloropicrin.

3.85 10.16.80 C–533–063 C3–13 India .................. Iron Metal Castings.

3.85 03.05.86 A–122–503 A–263 Canada ............. Iron Construction Castings.

3.85 05.09.86 A–351–503 A–262 Brazil ................ Iron Construction Castings.

3.85 05.09.86 A–570–502 A–265 China, PR ......... Iron Construction Castings.

3.85 05.15.86 C–351–504 C–249 Brazil ................ Heavy Iron Construction Castings.

3.85 03.01.85 A–475–401 A–165 Italy ................... Brass Fire Protection Equipment.

Dec. 98 3.85 03.12.85 C–301–401 C-None Colombia .......... Textiles & Textile Products (SA).

3.85 03.12.85 C–549–401 C-None Thailand ............ Certain Textile Mill Products (SA).

4.85 03.02.83 C–351–005 C–184 Brazil ................ Frozen Concentrated Orange Juice (SA).

4.85 05.05.87 A–351–605 A–326 Brazil ................ Frozen Concentrated Orange Juice.

4.85 04.18.85 A–588–401 A–189 Japan ................ Calcium Hypochlorite.

5.85 03.16.76 C–351–029 C4–20 Brazil ................ Castor Oil.

5.85 07.14.94 A–570–825 A–653 China, PR ......... Sebacic Acid.

6.85 06.24.85 A–122–401 A–196 Canada ............. Red Raspberries.

8.85 08.15.85 C–122–404 C–224 Canada ............. Live Swine.

10.85 10.22.85 C–351–406 C–223 Brazil ................ Tillage Tools.

11.85 11.13.85 A–357–405 A–208 Argentina .......... Barbed Wire.
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Jan. 99 12.85 12.04.85 A–614–502 A–246 New Zealand .... Brazing Copper Wire & Rod.

12.85 01.29.86 A–791–502 A–247 South Africa ...... Brazing Copper Wire & Rod.

12.85 12.19.85 A–588–405 A–207 Japan ................ Cellular Mobile Phones.

2.86 02.14.86 A–570–501 A–244 China, PR ......... Paint Brushes.

3.86 10.04.83 A–570–003 A–103 China, PR ......... Shop Towels.

3.86 03.09.84 C–535–001 C–202 Pakistan ............ Shop Towels.

3.86 09.12.84 C–333–401 C-None Peru .................. Cotton Shop Towels (SA).

3.86 03.20.92 A–538–802 A–514 Bangladesh ...... Shop Towels.

7.86 07.17.86 A–507–502 A–287 Iran ................... Pistachio Nuts.

8.86 08.28.86 A–570–504 A–282 China, PR ......... Candles.

9.86 10.15.73 A–588–045 AA–124 Japan ................ Steel Wire Rope.

9.86 03.25.93 A–201–806 A–547 Mexico .............. Steel Wire Rope.

9.86 03.26.93 A–580–811 A–546 Korea (South) ... Steel Wire Rope.

11.86 05.21.86 A–351–505 A–278 Brazil ................ Malleable Cast Iron Pipe Fittings.

11.86 05.23.86 A–580–507 A–279 Korea (South) ... Malleable Cast Iron Pipe Fittings.

11.86 05.23.86 A–583–507 A–280 Taiwan .............. Malleable Cast Iron Pipe Fittings.

11.86 07.06.87 A–588–605 A–347 Japan ................ Malleable Cast Iron Pipe Fittings.

11.86 08.20.87 A–549–601 A–348 Thailand ............ Malleable Cast Iron Pipe Fittings.

Feb. 99 1.87 12.02.86 A–570–506 A–298 China, PR ......... Porcelain-on-Steel Cooking Ware.

1.87 12.02.86 A–201–504 A–297 Mexico .............. Porcelain-on-Steel Cooking Ware.

1.87 12.02.86 A–583–508 A–299 Taiwan .............. Porcelain-on-Steel Cooking Ware.

1.87 12.12.86 C–201–505 C–265 Mexico .............. Porcelain-on-Steel Cooking Ware.

1.87 01.20.87 A–580–601 A–304 Korea (South) ... Top-of-the-Stove Stainless Steel Cooking Ware.

1.87 01.20.87 C–580–602 C–267 Korea (South) ... Top-of-the-Stove Stainless Steel Cooking Ware.

1.87 01.20.87 C–583–604 C–268 Taiwan .............. Top-of-the-Stove Stainless Steel Cooking Ware.

1.87 01.20.87 A–583–603 A–305 Taiwan .............. Top-of-the-Stove Stainless Steel Cooking Ware.

3.87 03.12.87 C–421–601 C–278 Netherlands ...... Standard Chrysanthemums.

3.87 03.18.87 A–301–602 A–329 Colombia .......... Fresh Cut Flowers.

3.87 03.18.87 A–331–602 A–331 Ecuador ............ Fresh Cut Flowers.

3.87 03.19.87 C–337–601 C–276 Chile ................. Standard Carnations.

3.87 03.20.87 A–337–602 A–328 Chile ................. Standard Carnations.

3.87 04.23.87 A–779–602 A–332 Kenya ............... Standard Carnations.

3.87 04.23.87 A–201–601 A–333 Mexico .............. Fresh Cut Flowers.

3.87 04.23.87 C–333–601 C3–18 Peru .................. Pompon Chrysanthemums.

5.87 01.08.87 C–351–604 C–269 Brazil ................ Brass Sheet & Strip.

5.87 01.12.87 A–351–603 A–311 Brazil ................ Brass Sheet & Strip.

5.87 01.12.87 A–122–601 A–312 Canada ............. Brass Sheet & Strip.

5.87 01.12.87 A–580–603 A–315 Korea (South) ... Brass Sheet & Strip.

5.87 03.06.87 C–427–603 C–270 France .............. Brass Sheet & Strip.

5.87 03.06.87 A–427–602 A–313 France .............. Brass Sheet & Strip.

5.87 03.06.87 A–428–602 A–317 Germany ........... Brass Sheet & Strip.

5.87 03.06.87 A–475–601 A–314 Italy ................... Brass Sheet & Strip.

5.87 03.06.87 A–401–601 A–316 Sweden ............ Brass Sheet & Strip.

5.87 08.12.88 A–588–704 A–379 Japan ................ Brass Sheet & Strip.

5.87 08.12.88 A–421–701 A–380 Netherlands ...... Brass Sheet & Strip.

Mar. 99 7.87 07.14.87 A–831–801 A–340 Armenia ............ Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–832–801 A–340 Azerbaijan ........ Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–822–801 A–340 Belarus ............. Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–447–801 A–340 Estonia ............. Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–833–801 A–340 Georgia ............. Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–428–605 A–338 Germany ........... Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–843–801 A–340 Kazakstan ......... Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–835–801 A–340 Kyrgyzstan ........ Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–449–801 A–340 Latvia ................ Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–451–801 A–340 Lithuania ........... Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–841–801 A–340 Moldova ............ Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–485–601 A–339 Romania ........... Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–821–801 A–340 Russia .............. Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–842–801 A–340 Tajikistan .......... Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–843–801 A–340 Turkmenistan .... Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–823–801 A–340 Ukraine ............. Solid Urea.

7.87 07.14.87 A–844–801 A–340 Uzbekistan ........ Solid Urea.

7.87 01.19.88 A–122–701 A–374 Canada ............. Potassium Chloride (Potash) (SA).

8.87 08.19.87 C–508–605 C–286 Israel ................. Industrial Phosphoric Acid.

8.87 08.19.87 A–508–604 A–366 Israel ................. Industrial Phosphoric Acid.

8.87 08.20.87 A–423–602 A–365 Belgium ............ Industrial Phosphoric Acid.

8.87 08.25.87 A–489–602 A–364 Turkey .............. Aspirin.

Apr. 99 1.88 01.07.88 A–122–605 A–367 Canada ............. Color Picture Tubes.

1.88 01.07.88 A–588–609 A–368 Japan ................ Color Picture Tubes.

1.88 01.07.88 A–580–605 A–369 Korea (South) ... Color Picture Tubes.
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1.88 01.07.88 A–559–601 A–370 Singapore ......... Color Picture Tubes.

6.88 08.08.76 A–588–054 AA–143 Japan ................ Tapered Roller Bearings, 4 Inches and Under.

6.88 06.15.87 A–570–601 A–344 China, PR ......... Tapered Roller Bearings.

6.88 06.19.87 A–437–601 A–341 Hungary ............ Tapered Roller Bearings.

6.88 06.19.87 A–485–602 A–345 Romania ........... Tapered Roller Bearings.

6.88 10.06.87 A–588–604 A–343 Japan ................ Tapered Roller Bearings, Over 4 Inches.

6.88 05.15.89 A–427–801 A–392 France .............. Cylindrical Roller Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–427–801 A–392 France .............. Ball Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–427–801 A–392 France .............. Spherical Plain Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–428–801 A–391 Germany ........... Spherical Plain Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–428–801 A–391 Germany ........... Cylindrical Roller Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–428–801 A–391 Germany ........... Ball Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–475–801 A–393 Italy ................... Ball Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–475–801 A–393 Italy ................... Cylindrical Roller Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–588–804 A–394 Japan ................ Cylindrical Roller Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–588–804 A–394 Japan ................ Spherical Plain Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–588–804 A–394 Japan ................ Ball Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–485–801 A–395 Romania ........... Ball Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–559–801 A–396 Singapore ......... Ball Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–401–801 A–397 Sweden ............ Ball Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–401–801 A–397 Sweden ............ Cylindrical Roller.

6.88 05.15.89 A–412–801 A–399 United Kingdom Cylindrical Roller Bearings.

6.88 05.15.89 A–412–801 A–399 United Kingdom Ball Bearings.

6.88 06.07.88 A–588–703 A–377 Japan ................ Forklift Trucks.

6.88 06.16.88 A–588–706 A–384 Japan ................ Nitrile Rubber.

May 99 8.88 05.07.84 A–583–008 A–132 Taiwan .............. Small Diameter Carbon Steel Pipe and Tube.

8.88 03.07.86 C–489–502 C–253 Turkey .............. Welded Carbon Steel Pipes and Tubes.

8.88 03.07.86 C–489–502 C–253 Turkey .............. Welded Carbon Steel Line Pipe.

8.88 03.11.86 A–549–502 A–252 Thailand ............ Welded Carbon Steel Pipes and Tubes.

8.88 05.12.86 A–533–502 A–271 India .................. Welded Carbon Steel Pipes and Tubes.

8.88 05.15.86 A–489–501 A–273 Turkey .............. Welded Carbon Steel Pipes and Tubes.

8.88 06.16.86 A–122–506 A–276 Canada ............. Oil Country Tubular Goods.

8.88 06.18.86 A–583–505 A–277 Taiwan .............. Oil Country Tubular Goods.

8.88 11.13.86 A–559–502 A–296 Singapore ......... Small Diameter Standard & Rectangular Pipe & Tube.

8.88 03.06.87 A–508–602 A–318 Israel ................. Oil Country Tubular Goods

8.88 03.06.87 C–508–601 C–271 Israel ................. Oil Country Tubular Goods

8.88 03.27.89 A–583–803 A–410 Taiwan .............. Light Walled Rectangular Tubing.

8.88 05.26.89 A–357–802 A–409 Argentina .......... Light Walled Rectangular Tubing.

8.88 11.02.92 A–351–809 A–532 Brazil ................ Circular-Welded Non-Alloy Steel Pipe.

8.88 11.02.92 A–580–809 A–533 Korea (South) ... Circular-Welded Non-Alloy Steel Pipe.

8.88 11.02.92 A–201–805 A–534 Mexico .............. Circular-Welded Non-Alloy Steel Pipe.

8.88 11.02.92 A–583–814 A–536 Taiwan .............. Circular-Welded Non-Alloy Steel Pipe.

8.88 11.02.92 A–307–805 A–537 Venezuela ........ Circular-Welded Non-Alloy Steel Pipe.

8.88 08.24.88 A–588–707 A–386 Japan ................ Granular Polytetrafluoroetheylene Resin.

8.88 08.30.88 A–475–703 A–385 Italy ................... Granular Polytetraflouroetheylene Resin.

3.89 12.17.86 A–351–602 A–308 Brazil ................ Carbon Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings.

3.89 12.17.86 A–583–605 A–310 Taiwan .............. Carbon Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings.

3.89 02.10.87 A–588–602 A–309 Japan ................ Carbon Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings.

3.89 07.06.92 A–570–814 A–520 China, PR ......... Carbon Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings.

3.89 07.06.92 A–549–807 A–521 Thailand ............ Carbon Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings.

4.89 04.03.89 A–588–802 A–389 Japan ................ Micro Disks.

4.89 04.17.89 A–484–801 A–406 Greece .............. Electrolytic Manganese Dioxide.

4.89 04.17.89 A–588–806 A–408 Japan ................ Electrolytic Manganese Dioxide.

Jun. 99 6.89 06.14.89 A–428–802 A–419 Germany ........... Industrial Belts Except Synchronous & V Belts.

6.89 06.14.89 A–475–802 A–413 Italy ................... Synchronous and V-Belts.

6.89 06.14.89 A–588–807 A–414 Japan ................ Industrial Belts.

6.89 06.14.89 A–559–802 A–415 Singapore ......... V-Belts.

9.89 08.10.83 A–427–009 A–96 France .............. Industrial Nitrocellulose.

9.89 07.10.90 A–351–804 A–439 Brazil ................ Industrial Nitrocellulose.

9.89 07.10.90 A–570–802 A–441 China, PR ......... Industrial Nitrocellulose.

9.89 07.10.90 A–428–803 A–444 Germany ........... Industrial Nitrocellulose.

9.89 07.10.90 A–588–812 A–440 Japan ................ Industrial Nitrocellulose.

9.89 07.10.90 A–580–805 A–442 Korea (South) ... Industrial Nitrocellulose.

9.89 07.10.90 A–412–803 A–443 United Kingdom Industrial Nitrocellulose.

9.89 10.16.90 A–479–801 A–445 Yugoslavia ........ Industrial Nitrocellulose.

9.89 09.15.89 A–122–804 A–422 Canada ............. Steel Rail.

9.89 09.22.89 C–122–805 C–297 Canada ............. Steel Rail.

12.89 12.29.89 A–588–811 A–432 Japan ................ Drafting Machines.

1.90 12.11.89 A–588–809 A–426 Japan ................ Small Business Telephone Systems.

1.90 12.11.89 A–583–806 A–428 Taiwan .............. Small Business Telephone Systems.
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1.90 02.07.90 A–580–803 A–427 Korea (South) ... Small Business Telephone Systems.

2.90 02.16.90 A–588–810 A–429 Japan ................ Mechanical Transfer Presses.

11.90 11.19.90 A–588–813 A–455 Japan ................ Multiangle Laser Light Scattering Instruments.

2.91 02.13.91 A–588–816 A–462 Japan ................ Benzyl Paraben.

July 99 2.91 02.19.91 A–570–803 A–457 China, PR ......... Bars, Wedges.

2.91 02.19.91 A–570–803 A–457 China, PR ......... Axes, Adzes.

2.91 02.19.91 A–570–803 A–457 China, PR ......... Picks, Mattocks.

2.91 02.19.91 A–570–803 A–457 China, PR ......... Hammers, Sledges.

2.91 02.19.91 A–570–805 A–466 China, PR ......... Sulfur Chemicals (Sodium Thiosulfate).

2.91 02.19.91 A–428–807 A–465 Germany ........... Sulfur Chemicals (Sodium Thiosulfate).

2.91 02.19.91 A–412–805 A–468 United Kingdom Sulfur Chemicals (Sodium Thiosulfate).

4.91 01.03.83 C–469–004 C–178 Spain ................ Stainless Steel Wire Rods.

4.91 12.01.93 A–533–808 A–638 India .................. Stainless Steel Wire Rods.

4.91 01.28.94 A–351–819 A–636 Brazil ................ Stainless Steel Wire Rods.

4.91 01.28.94 A–427–811 A–637 France .............. Stainless Steel Wire Rods.

4.91 12.03.87 A–401–603 A–354 Sweden ............ Seamless Stainless Steel Hollow Products.

4.91 12.30.92 A–580–810 A–540 Korea (South) ... Welded Stainless Steel Pipes.

4.91 12.30.92 A–583–815 A–541 Taiwan .............. Welded Stainless Steel Pipes.

4.91 04.12.91 A–403–801 A–454 Norway ............. Fresh & Chilled Atlantic Salmon.

4.91 04.12.91 C–403–802 C–302 Norway ............. Fresh & Chilled Atlantic Salmon.

6.91 06.05.91 A–580–807 A–459 Korea (South) ... Polyethylene Terephthalate Film.

6.91 06.18.91 A–570–804 A–464 China, PR ......... Sparklers.

8.91 03.25.88 A–588–702 A–376 Japan ................ Stainless Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings.

8.91 02.23.93 A–580–813 A–563 Korea (South) ... Stainless Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings.

8.91 06.16.93 A–583–816 A–564 Taiwan .............. Stainless Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings.

Aug. 99 9.91 09.04.91 A–588–817 A–469 Japan ................ Flat Panel Displays (Electroluminescent).

9.91 09.20.91 A–570–808 A–474 China, PR ......... Chrome-Plated Lug Nuts.

9.91 09.20.91 A–583–810 A–475 Taiwan .............. Chrome-Plated Lug Nuts.

11.91 11.21.91 A–570–811 A–497 China, PR ......... Tungsten Ore Concentrates.

2.92 08.30.90 A–201–802 A–451 Mexico .............. Grey Portland Cement and Cement Clinker.

2.92 05.10.91 A–588–815 A–461 Japan ................ Grey Portland Cement and Cement Clinker.

2.92 02.27.92 A–307–803 A–519 Venezuela ........ Grey Portland Cement and Cement Clinker (SA).

2.92 03.17.92 C–307–804 C3–21 Venezuela ........ Grey Portland Cement and Cement Clinker (SA).

2.92 06.13.94 A–427–812 A–645 France .............. Calcium Aluminate Flux.

6.92 06.02.92 A–614–801 A–516 New Zealand .... Kiwifruit.

8.92 08.31.92 C–122–815 C–309 Canada ............. Pure Magnesium.

8.92 08.31.92 C–122–815 C–309 Canada ............. Alloy Magnesium.

8.92 08.31.92 A–122–814 A–528 Canada ............. Pure Magnesium.

10.92 10.07.92 A–557–805 A–527 Malaysia ........... Extruded Rubber Thread.

12.92 10.16.92 A–843–802 A–539 Kazakhstan ....... Uranium (SA).

12.92 10.16.92 A–835–802 A–539 Kyrgyzstan ........ Uranium (SA).

12.92 10.16.92 A–821–802 A–539 Russia .............. Uranium (SA).

12.92 10.16.92 A–844–802 A–539 Uzbekistan ........ Uranium (SA).

12.92 08.30.93 A–823–802 A–539 Ukraine ............. Uranium.

Sep. 99 1.93 06.13.79 A–583–080 AA–197 Taiwan .............. Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 10.11.85 C–401–401 C–231 Sweden ............ Carbon Steel Products.

1.93 08.17.93 C–423–806 C–319 Belgium ............ Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.17.93 C–351–818 C–320 Brazil ................ Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.17.93 C–427–810 C–348 France .............. Corrosion-Resistant Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.17.93 C–428–817 C–322 Germany ........... Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.17.93 C–428–817 C–349 Germany ........... Corrosion-Resistant Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.17.93 C–428–817 C–340 Germany ........... Cold-Rolled Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.17.93 C–580–818 C–342 Korea (South) ... Cold-Rolled Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.17.93 C–580–818 C–350 Korea (South) ... Corrosion-Resistant Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.17.93 C–201–810 C–325 Mexico .............. Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.17.93 C–469–804 C–326 Spain ................ Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.17.93 C–401–804 C–327 Sweden ............ Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.17.93 C–412–815 C–328 United Kingdom Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.19.93 A–602–803 A–612 Australia ........... Corrosion-Resistant Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.19.93 A–423–805 A–573 Belgium ............ Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.19.93 A–351–817 A–574 Brazil ................ Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.19.93 A–122–822 A–614 Canada ............. Corrosion-Resistant Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.19.93 A–122–823 A–575 Canada ............. Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.19.93 A–405–802 A–576 Finland .............. Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.19.93 A–427–808 A–615 France .............. Corrosion-Resistant Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.19.93 A–428–815 A–616 Germany ........... Corrosion-Resistant Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.19.93 A–428–814 A–604 Germany ........... Cold-Rolled Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.19.93 A–428–816 A–578 Germany ........... Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.19.93 A–588–826 A–617 Japan ................ Corrosion-Resistant Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.19.93 A–580–816 A–618 Korea (South) ... Corrosion-Resistant Carbon Steel Flat Products.
Federal Register / Vol. 62, No. 196 / Thursday, October 9, 1997 / Notices 52691

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1.93 08.19.93 A–580–815 A–607 Korea (South) ... Cold-Rolled Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.19.93 A–201–809 A–582 Mexico .............. Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.19.93 A–421–804 A–608 Netherlands ...... Cold-Rolled Carbon Steel Flat Products.

1.93 08.19.93 A–455–802 A–583 Poland .............. Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.19.93 A–485–803 A–584 Romania ........... Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.19.93 A–469–803 A–585 Spain ................ Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.19.93 A–401–805 A–586 Sweden ............ Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

1.93 08.19.93 A–412–814 A–587 United Kingdom Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate.

Oct. 99 1.93 08.19.92 A–570–815 A–538 China, PR ......... Sulfanilic Acid.

1.93 03.02.93 C–533–807 C–318 India .................. Sulfanilic Acid.

1.93 03.02.93 A–533–806 A–561 India .................. Sulfanilic Acid.

3.93 03.22.93 C–351–812 C–314 Brazil ................ Hot-Rolled Lead & Bismuth Carbon Steel Products.

3.93 03.22.93 A–351–811 A–552 Brazil ................ Hot-Rolled Lead & Bismuth Carbon Steel Products.

3.93 03.22.93 A–427–804 A–553 France .............. Hot-Rolled Lead & Bismuth Carbon Steel Products.

3.93 03.22.93 C–427–805 C–315 France .............. Hot-Rolled Lead & Bismuth Carbon Steel Products.

3.93 03.22.93 C–428–812 C–316 Germany ........... Hot-Rolled Lead & Bismuth Carbon Steel Products.

3.93 03.22.93 A–428–811 A–554 Germany ........... Hot-Rolled Lead & Bismuth Carbon Steel Products.

3.93 03.22.93 C–412–811 C–317 United Kingdom Hot-Rolled Lead & Bismuth Carbon Steel Products.

3.93 03.22.93 A–412–810 A–555 United Kingdom Hot-Rolled Lead & Bismuth Carbon Steel Products.

Nov. 99 5.93 06.10.91 A–570–806 A–472 China, PR ......... Silicon Metal.

5.93 07.31.91 A–351–806 A–471 Brazil ................ Silicon Metal.

5.93 09.26.91 A–357–804 A–470 Argentina .......... Silicon Metal.

5.93 03.11.93 A–570–819 A–567 China, PR ......... Ferrosilicon.

5.93 04.07.93 A–843–804 A–566 Kazakstan ......... Ferrosilicon.

5.93 04.07.93 A–823–804 A–569 Ukraine ............. Ferrosilicon.

5.93 05.10.93 C–307–808 C3–23 Venezuela ........ Ferrosilicon.

5.93 06.24.93 A–821–804 A–568 Russia .............. Ferrosilicon.

5.93 06.24.93 A–307–807 A–570 Venezuela ........ Ferrosilicon.

5.93 03.14.94 A–351–820 A–641 Brazil ................ Ferrosilicon.

5.93 10.31.94 A–823–805 A–673 Ukraine ............. Silicomanganese (SA).

5.93 12.22.94 A–351–824 A–671 Brazil ................ Silicomanganese.

5.93 12.22.94 A–570–828 A–672 China, PR ......... Silicomanganese.

5.93 05.10.93 A–580–812 A–556 Korea (South) ... DRAMS of 1 Megabit and Above.

7.93 07.12.93 A–588–823 A–571 Japan ................ Electric Cutting Tools.

8.93 06.28.93 A–583–820 A–625 Taiwan .............. Helical Spring Lock Washers.

8.93 10.19.93 A–570–822 A–624 China, PR ......... Helical Spring Lock Washers.

9.93 09.07.93 A–570–820 A–621 China, PR ......... Compact Ductile Iron Waterworks Fittings and Glands.

Dec. 99 2.94 02.09.94 A–533–809 A–639 India .................. Forged Stainless Steel Flanges.

2.94 02.09.94 A–583–821 A–640 Taiwan .............. Forged Stainless Steel Flanges.

3.94 03.02.94 A–588–829 A–643 Japan ................ Defrost Timers.

6.94 06.24.94 A–421–805 A–652 Netherlands ...... Aramid Fiber.

7.94 06.07.94 C–475–812 C–355 Italy ................... Grain-Oriented Electrical Steel.

7.94 06.10.94 A–588–831 A–660 Japan ................ Grain-Oriented Electrical Steel.

7.94 08.12.94 A–475–811 A–659 Italy ................... Grain-Oriented Electrical Steel.

8.94 08.12.94 A–588–832 A–661 Japan ................ Color Negative Photo Paper & Chemical Components

(SA).

8.94 08.12.94 A–421–806 A–662 Netherlands ...... Color Negative Photo Paper & Chemical Components

(SA).

11.94 11.16.94 A–570–831 A–683 China, PR ......... Garlic.

11.94 11.25.94 A–570–826 A–663 China, PR ......... Paper Clips.

12.94 12.28.94 A–570–827 A–669 China, PR ......... Cased Pencils.

1Key to ITC case number:

A = Antidumping:

AA = Antidumping Act of 1921.

A = Section 731 of the Tariff Act of 1930.

C = Countervailing Duty:

C = Section 701 of the Tariff Act of 1930.

C3 = Section 303 of the Tariff Act of 1930.

C4 = Section 104 of the Trade Agreements Act of 1979.

C-None = No Commission investigation; order suspended (i.e., not ‘‘black-hole’’).
52692 Federal Register / Vol. 62, No. 196 / Thursday, October 9, 1997 / Notices

[FR Doc. 97–26699 Filed 10–8–97; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3510–DS–P

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration

Tag Recapture Card

ACTION: Proposed collection; comment

request.

SUMMARY: The Department of

Commerce, as part of its continuing

effort to reduce paperwork and

respondent burden, invites the general

public and other Federal agencies to

take this opportunity to comment on

proposed and/or continuing information

collections, as required by the

Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995,

Public Law 104–13 (44 U.S.C.

3506(c)(2)(A)).

DATES: Written comments must be

submitted on or before December 8,

1997.

ADDRESSES: Direct all written comments

to Linda Engelmeier, Departmental

Forms Clearance Officer, Department of

Commerce, Room 5327, 14th and

Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington

DC 20230.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Requests for additional information or

copies of the information collection

instrument(s) and instructions should

be directed to David Rosenthal, NOAA,

F/SEC4, 75 Virginia Beach Drive, Room

224, Miami, FL 33145–1003 (305–361–

4214, ext. 214).

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

I. Abstract

The primary objectives of a fish

tagging program are to obtain scientific

information on fish growth and

movement, information that assists in

stock assessments and management.

This program in the southeast U.S. asks

persons randomly capturing tagged fish

to voluntarily supply data on the fish—

size, weight, location of capture, and

similar information.

II. Method of Collection

A form is distributed to various

fishing boat captains.

III. Data

OMB Number: 0648–0259.

Form Number: None.

Type of Review: Regular Submission.

Affected Public: Individuals.

Estimated Number of Respondents:

240.

Estimated Time Per Response: 2

minutes.

Estimated Total Annual Burden

Hours: 8.

Estimated Total Annual Cost to

Public: $0 (no capital expenditures are

required).

IV. Request for Comments

Comments are invited on: (a) Whether

the proposed collection of information

is necessary for the proper performance

of the functions of the agency, including

whether the information shall have

practical utility; (b) the accuracy of the

agency’s estimate of the burden

(including hours and cost) of the

proposed collection of information; (c)

ways to enhance the quality, utility, and

clarity of the information to be

collected; and (d) ways to minimize the

burden of the collection of information

on respondents, including through the

use of automated collection techniques

or other forms of information

technology.

Comments submitted in response to

this notice will be summarized and/or

included in the request for OMB

approval of this information collection;

they also will become a matter of public

record.

Dated: October 2, 1997.

Linda Engelmeier,

Departmental Forms Clearance Officer, Office

of Management and Organization.

[FR Doc. 97–26849 Filed 10–8–97; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3510–22–P

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration

[I.D. 093097F]

Highly Migratory Species Advisory

Panel; Public Meeting

AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries

Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and

Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),

Commerce.

ACTION: Notice of public meeting.

SUMMARY: The Atlantic Highly Migratory

Species Advisory Panel (HMS AP) will

hold its first meeting to discuss issues

in and future management options for

the fisheries for Atlantic HMS. The

HMS AP will meet from 1:00 p.m. to

5:00 p.m. on October 16 and 8:00 a.m.

to 5:00 p.m. October 17, 1997.

DATES: The meetings will be held from

1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on October 16

and 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. October 17,

1997.

ADDRESSES: The AP meeting will be

held in room 1W611, 1325 East-West

Highway, Silver Spring, MD.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Jill

Stevenson or Liz Lauck, telephone:

(301) 713–2347, fax: (301) 713–1917.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The HMS

AP is established under the authority of

the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery

Conservation and Management Act, 16

U.S.C. 1801 et seq. The HMS AP will

assist the Secretary of Commerce in

collecting and evaluating information

relevant to development of a fishery

management plan (FMP) for Atlantic

tunas, swordfish and sharks. All AP

meetings are open to the public and will

be attended by members of the AP,

including appointed members,

representatives of the five Fishery

Management Councils that work with

HMS, and the Chair, or his

representative, of the U.S. Advisory

Committee to the International

Commission for the Conservation of

Atlantic Tunas. Agenda items for the

HMS AP include:

(1) Discussion of a draft issues and

options (scoping) document for HMS

management.

(2) Review of the requirements and

schedule for developing FMPs.

(3) Discussion of scoping meetings

and scoping schedule.

(4) Discussion of operating practices

and procedures for the AP.

Special Accommodations

This meeting is physically accessible

to people with disabilities. Requests for

sign language interpretation or other

auxiliary aids should be directed to Jill

Stevenson or Liz Lauck, 1315 East-West

Highway, Silver Spring, MD 20910,

phone (301) 713–2347 at least 7 days

prior to the meeting date.

Dated: October 3, 1997.

Gary C. Matlock,

Director, Office of Sustainable Fisheries,

National Marine Fisheries Service.

[FR Doc. 97–26731 Filed 10–3–97; 4:30 pm]

BILLING CODE 3510–22–F

COMMISSION OF FINE ARTS

Commission of Fine Arts; Notice of

Meeting

The next meeting of the Commission

of Fine Arts is scheduled for 16 October

1997 at 10:00 am in the Commission’s

offices at the Pension Building, Suite

312, Judiciary Square, 441 F Street,

N.W., Washington, D.C. 20001. The

meeting will focus on a variety of

projects affecting the appearance of the

city.

Inquiries regarding the agenda and

requests to submit written or oral

statements should be addressed to