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assessing the impact of the project in

improving the investigation,

prosecution and overall handling of

child sexual abuse cases. Applicants

should describe the criteria and units of

measurement which will be used to

assess the partnership’s effectiveness,

such as number of abused victims

served, number of individuals trained,

positive changes that the child

protection team has made as a result of

having been trained, any new capacity

or improved response to child victims

that was developed as a result of the

training or the partnership program, the

number and type of products

disseminated, user satisfaction data, and

the number of community awareness

programs presented. Requests for

materials and for repeat training are also

strong indicators of success.

Application Submission

Applicants should submit an original

and two (2) copies of the proposal to the

Office for Victims of Crime, Federal

Crime Victims Division, 810 Seventh

Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20531;

phone: (202) 616–3578. All submissions

must include:

1. A completed and signed

Application for Federal Assistance,

Standard Form 424, (SF–424 Rev. 4/88),

including the Certified Assurances.

2. OJP Form 4061/6 (Certification

Regarding Lobbying; Debarment,

Suspension and Other Responsibility

Matters; and Drug-Free Work Place

Requirements).

3. A proposed budget outlining all

costs for personnel, fringe benefits,

travel, equipment, supplies, other (e.g.,

telephone, postage) and the in-kind

match. See the section on Dollar

Amounts for an explanation of In-kind

Match. Funds should also be budgeted

for travel to at least two OVC sponsored

cluster meetings or conferences. For

planning purposes, travel should be

estimated for one trip to Washington,

D.C. for 3 days and one trip to San

Diego, CA or the National Indian

Nations Conference for 5 days. Federal

per diem rates will be used.

4. An abstract of the full proposal, not

to exceed one page.

5. A program narrative of not more

than 20 double-spaced typed pages. The

narrative should include the following

information:

(a) A clear, concise statement of the

problems experienced by the tribe in

handling, investigating and prosecuting

cases of serious child abuse.

(b) A description of how child abuse

and child sexual abuse cases are

currently handled, by law enforcement,

social services, etc. and the Child

Protection Team (CPT), if it is

operational. This description should

depict the system currently in place and

include the role of all tribal, federal and

state agencies in investigating, referring,

treating and prosecuting serious child

abuse cases.

(c) The data and statistics required by

the selection criteria.

(d) A clear statement of the project

objectives, including a listing of the

major events, activities, products and a

timetable for completion.

(e) A clear explanation of how this

project will result in systemic

improvement in the investigation and

prosecution of child sexual abuse cases

while limiting trauma to child victims.

(f) The proposed management and

staffing plan.

(g) The method of evaluating the

proposed program.

6. Attachments to the narrative should

include:

(a) Letters of support from agencies at

the Federal, state and local levels that

are also involved in handling,

investigating and/or prosecuting child

abuse cases.

(b) A brief history of all grants the

tribe has received over the past 2 years

related to: domestic violence, child

abuse, family violence, sexual assault,

law enforcement and/or victimization.

(c) Copies of resumes for the proposed

professional staff which summarize

education and professional experience.

Special Instructions: In order to

facilitate handling, please do not bind

the applications at the spine, use spiral

binders, or tabs. Please number the

pages.

Application forms may be obtained by

writing or telephoning: Federal Crime

Victims Division, OVC, 810 Seventh

Street, NW, Washington, D.C. 20531;

phone: (202) 616–3578.

Award Amounts

Grants will be awarded at $60,000 for

the first year with continuation funding

in the second and third year, contingent

upon the grantee’s performance, the

success of the project, and the

availability of federal funds.

OVC has allocated up to $500,000 for

this initiative in FY2001, and

anticipates supporting up to 10 grant

awards. Funding support will be

provided for up to three years with an

‘‘in-kind’’ match requirement each year.

The purpose of the ‘‘in-kind’’ match is

to obtain tribal investment into the

partnership from the beginning of the

grant award, thereby enhancing the

tribe’s ability to institutionalize the

program after OVC funding ends. The

in-kind match must be in the form of

staff time, facilities, office space and

utilities, employee details/loans, and

agency partnerships. Hard match is

allowable in lieu of in-kind match.

Volunteer time cannot be used as match.

The first year award will be limited to

$60,000 per grantee and will require a

10% in-kind match. The second year of

funding will be $75,000 with a 15% inkind match, and the third year of

funding will be $75,000 with a 25% inkind match.

Award Period

The grants will be for 12 months, with

potential continuations for two

additional years.

Dated: October 11, 2000.

Carolyn Hightower,

Deputy Director, Office for Victims of Crime.

[FR Doc. 00–26467 Filed 10–13–00; 8:45 am]

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may not conduct or sponsor, and a

person is not required to respond to, a

collection of information unless the

collection displays a valid control

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Dated: October 10, 2000.

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Deputy Director, Office of Policy and

Research, Pension and Welfare Benefits

Administration.

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Federal Council on the Arts and the

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Pursuant to the provisions of the

Federal Advisory Committee Act (Pub.

L. 92–463 as amended) notice is hereby

given that a meeting of the Arts and

Artifacts Indemnity Panel of the Federal

Council on the Arts and the Humanities

will be held at 1100 Pennsylvania

Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20506,

in Room 714, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., on

Thursday, November 9, 2000.

The purpose of the meeting is to

review applications for Certificates of

Indemnity submitted to the Federal

Council on the Arts and the Humanities

for exhibitions beginning after January

1, 2001.

Because the proposed meeting will

consider financial and commercial data

and because it is important to keep

values of objects, methods of

transportation and security measures

confidential, pursuant to the authority

granted me by the Chairman’s

Delegation of Authority to Close

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to close the meeting to protect the free

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Committee.

It is suggested that those desiring

more specific information contact the

Advisory Committee Management

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[Docket No. 50–461]

In the Matter of AmerGen Energy

Company, LLC (Clinton Power

Station); Order Approving Application

Regarding Proposed Corporate

Restructuring

I.

AmerGen Energy Company

(AmerGen, the licensee) is the holder of

Facility Operating License No. NPF–62,

which authorizes AmerGen to possess,

use, and operate Clinton Power Station

(the facility). The facility is located at

the licensee’s site in DeWitt County,

Illinois. British Energy, Inc., and PECO

Energy Company (PECO) each own 50

percent of AmerGen.

II.

By application dated July 19, 2000,

AmerGen requested approval of the

indirect transfer of the facility operating

license to Exelon Corporation, to the

extent such would occur upon PECO

becoming a subsidiary of Exelon

Corporation, a new corporation to be

formed in connection with the proposed

merger of Unicom Corporation

(Unicom), the parent of Commonwealth

Edison Company, and PECO.

Supplemental information was provided

by a submittal dated September 15,

2000.

Under the proposed merger, PECO

will become a direct or indirect

subsidiary of Exelon Corporation. The

merger was previously the subject of an

AmerGen application dated February

28, 2000, in which AmerGen requested

approval of the indirect transfer of the

Clinton license (and certain other

licenses held by AmerGen) that would

occur as a result of a proposed transfer

of PECO’s 50 percent interest in

AmerGen to Exelon Generation

Company, LLC (EGC). EGC is to be

formed in connection with the merger

between Unicom and PECO referred to

above, and will also become a

subsidiary of Exelon Corporation.

British Energy, Inc., is not involved in

the merger, and its interest in AmerGen

will remain unchanged. The February

28, 2000, application is still under

review.

According to the July 19, 2000,

application, the transfer of PECO’s 50

percent interest in AmerGen to EGC

may be delayed beyond the closing of

the merger. During this interim period,

Exelon Corporation would become and

continue to be the direct parent of PECO

pending the receipt of necessary

approvals to allow PECO’s generating

assets, including its interest in

AmerGen, to be transferred to EGC;

PECO would continue to hold its 50

percent interest in AmerGen, which will

continue to be the sole owner and

operator of Clinton.

Approval of the indirect transfer of

the facility operating license that would

occur under the immediately preceding

circumstances was requested by

AmerGen pursuant to 10 CFR 50.80.

Notice of the request for approval and

an opportunity for a hearing was

published in the Federal Register on

August 31, 2000 (65 FR 53035 ). The

Commission received no comments or

requests for hearing pursuant to such

notice.

Under 10 CFR 50.80, no license, or

any right thereunder, shall be

transferred, directly or indirectly,

through transfer of control of the

license, unless the Commission shall

give its consent in writing. Upon review

of the information in the July 19, 2000,

application by AmerGen, the September

15, 2000, supplement, and other

information before the Commission, the

NRC staff has determined that the

proposed corporate restructuring under

which Exelon Corporation will become

the parent of PECO while PECO

continues to hold its ownership interest

in AmerGen, will not affect the

qualifications of AmerGen as holder of

the license described above, and that the

indirect transfer of the license, to the

extend effected by the proposed

corporate restructuring, is otherwise

consistent with applicable provisions of

law, regulations, and orders issued by

the Commission, subject to the

condition set forth below.

The findings set forth above are

supported by a safety evaluation dated

October 5, 2000.