CAS-RM-78-110 COMMENT 05

58132 Federal Register I Vol. 45. No. 171 I Tuesday, September 2.1980 I Proposed Rules

Public Comments Invited

In accordance with 5 U.S.C. 553. the

Service invites comments of interested

parties on this proposed rule. All

relevant data. views, or arguments

submitted on or before October 31. 1980.

will be considered. Comments should be

submitted in writing. in duplicate. to the

Commissioner of the Immigration and

Naturalization Service at the address

shown at the beginning of this notice.

Dated: August 27. 1980.

David Crosland,

Actina Commissioner ollmmiBrotion and

Naturalizotion.

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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY'

Office of Conaervatlon and Solar to

Energy· _ Cfb-lZ.rn -7$,-1

10 CFR Part 430

E!'.~'Cq,oJervatlcmPI'~l1l1"for cpl)sumei' PrOduet8;'PUbIlc"Ueetlng to ~iJSS the Potential RoIeoUndustry T~de Association Certlfleatlon

P[<>grams In the Department of

E~rgy·.Energy Efficiency Standal'ds

pf,C:ijjrilmfOrConaumer Products

AGENCY: pepartment of Energy.

ACTION: Notice of Public Meeting.

SUMMARY: The Department of Energy

(DOE) is inviting the public to submit

further comments on the potential role

of industry trade association

certification programs in DOE's energy

efficiency standards program for consumer products. DOE will accept

written comments until September 15.

1980. A public meeting will be held

beginning at 11:00 a.m.. September 9,

1980. in Washington. D.C.

DATE: Written comments must be

received by September 15, 1980. A

public meeting will be held in

Washington, D.C. beginning 11:00 a.m.• local time. continuing until all comments are heard. or until 5:00 p.m.

ADDRESSES: Written comments should

be addressed to Carol A. Snipes

(Hearing Pro~dures), U.S. Department

of Energy, Office of Conservation and

Solar Energy, Office of Hearings and

Dockets. Energy Efficiency Standards for

Consumer Products. Docket No.

CASA-RM-78-1tO. Mail Station 68-025.

FOrfestSl Building. 1000 Independence

Avenue, S.W.. Washington, D.C. 20585.

The public meeting i8 to be held at:

Room 3OOOA, Federal Building, 12th and

Pennsylvania Ave.. Washington. D.C., on September 9. 1980 at 11:00 a.m.

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PART 212-PAROLE

t 212.5 [Amended]

It is proposed to revise I 212.5(b) to

read as follows:

PART 235-INSPECTION OF PERSONS

APPLYING FOR ADMISSION

t 235.1 [Amended]

Please amend 8 CFR 235.6(a).-by

deleting the last tweleve words from the

first sentence: "Notice to Alien Detained

for Hearing by an Immigration Judge

(Form 1-122):' in lieu thereof insert the

following: "Form 1-122."

t 235.' [Amended]

Please amend 8 CFR 235.9(g). by

deleting from the first sentence the

following words: "Notice to Alien

Detained for Hearing Before

Immigration Judge."

P~RT 299-1MMIGRATION FORMS

t 281.1 [Amended]

Please amend 8 CFR 299.1. by

changing the title and description of

Form 1-122 to read as follows: "Notice to

Applicant for Admission Detained andl or Paroled for Hearing before

Immigration Judge:'

(Sec. 103. 212(d){5). 235. 236; (8 U.S.c. n03.

1182(d)(5). 1225. 12.26)

(b) Termination ofparoJe-(l)

-', Automatic. Parole shall be automatically

terminated (i) upon the departure from

the United States of the alien, or. (il) if

not departed. at the expiration of the

time for which parole was authorized

and in either case the alien shall be

processed in accordance With

I 212.5(b)(2) except thai no written

notice shall be required.

(2) On notice. Upon accomplishment

of the purpose for which parole was authorized or when in the opinion of the

district director in charge of the area in

which the alien is loceted that neither

emergency nor public interest warrants

the continued presence of the alien in

the United States. parole shall be

terminated upon written notice to the

alien on Form 1-122 and he shall be

restored to the status which he had at

the time of parole, and further

inspection or hearing shall be conducted

under section 235 or 236 of the Acl and

this chapter. or any order of exclusion

and deportation previously entered shaD

be executed. If the exclusion order

cannot be executed by deportation

within a reasonable time. the alien shall

again be released on parole unless in the

opinion of the district director the public

interest requires that the alien be

continued in custo~y.

The section also provides for further

-inspection of the alien for an exclusion

hearing before an immigration judge. or execution of a previous exclusion or deportation order. or for a new parole,

after the initial parole period has been

terminated.

It is new Service policy that parole

terminates without service of a written

notice either when the alien departs

from the United States or, if he has not

departed, when the authorized parole

period expires. Accordingly. it is

proposed to divide 8 CFR 212.5(b) into

two subparagraphs. "(I) Automatic" and

"(2) On Notice." Form 1-122. formerly

"Notice to Applicant for Admission

Detained for Hearing Before

Immigration Judge," has been revised a8

"Notice to Applicant for Admission

Detained and/or Paroled for Hearing

Before Immigration Judge" to give notice

of parole termination and/or of a subsequent hearing before an 'inmllgration judge upon termination of

parole.

The new 8 CFR212.5(b)(I) would

provide that parole automatically

terminates without written notice if the

alien departs from the United States or,

if be has not departed. when the

authorized parole period expires.

The new 8 CFR 212.5(b)(2) would

provide that written notice on Form 1-

122 would be required to terminate

parole when its purpose has been

accomplished or when the district

director in charge of the area wbere the

alien resides determines that neither

emergency nor public interest wBlTants

the alien's continued presence in the

United States. This section would also

provide for further inspection of the

alien. for an exclusion hearing before an immigration judge or execution of 8

previous exclusion or deportation order. or for a new parole. after the initial

parole period bas been terminated.

The present 8 CFR 235.9(g) would be

amended by deleting the following

words from the first sentence. "Notice to

Alien Detained for Hearing Before

Immigration Judge".

The present 8 CFR 235.6(a) would be

amended by deleting the last twelve

words from the first sentence. "Notice to

Alien Detained for Hearing by an Immigration Judge (Form 1-122)" and

substituting "Form 1-122".

The present 8 CFR 299.1 would be

amended by changing the reference to'

Form 1-122 to read. "Notice to Applicant

for Admission Detained and/or Paroled

for Hearing Before Immigration Judge~.

It is proposed to amend Chapter L

Title 8 of the Code of Federal

Regulations as follows:
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Federal Register I Vol. 45, No. 171 I Tuesday, September 2. 1980 I Proposed Rules 58133

FOR FURTHER INFOAMAnON CONTACT:

James A. Smith, U.S. Department of

futergy. Consumer Products Efficiency

Branch. Mail Stop GH-008. 1000

Independence Avenue. SW.. Washington. D.C. 20585. (202) 252-9127,

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The

Energy Policy and Conservation Act

(EPCA) (Pub. L. 94-163) as amended by

the National Energy Conservation Policy

Act (NECPA) (Pub. L. 95-(19). requires

that the Department of Energy (DOE)

prescribe energy efficiency standards

for the types of consumer products listed

in £PeA as amended by NECPA.

Standards for nine of these products were proposed by notice issued June 19.

1980 (45 FR 43976, June 30. 1980). The

proposed rule included DOE's proposed

certification/enforcement provisions by

which it intends to ensure compliance

with the efficiency standards. To date over 1.000 written comments have been

received on the proposed rule. The

majority of these comments pertain to

the proposed certification/enforcement

program. A number of commenters

advocate that existing industrysponsored trade association consumer product certification programs serve to

monitor compliance with DOE energy

efficiency standards.

Because of the high level ofinterest hi

the utilization of existing industrysponsored trade association consumer product certification programs for

monitoring compliance with DOE energy

efficiency standards, DOE wishes to convene a public meeting to afford

interested parties an opportunity to

present views on bow existing industrysponsored trade association certification

programs may playa role in the DOE

certification/enforcement program for

energy efficiency standards for consumer products. Specifically. DOE is

interested in receiving input from

interested parties on the following

issues:

1. Specifically. how would trade

associations contribute to certification

and enforcement of industry compliance

with the standards? What changes

would the trade associations be

prepared to make to their current

certification programs to accomplish the

objectives of DOE as set forth in the

notice of proposed rulemaking for

energy efficiency standards?

2. What should constitute the criteria

for establishing the acceptability of a trade association certification program

for monitoring compliance with DOE

energy standards?

3. H a trade association certification

program were to be used to monitor

compliance. what procedures sbould be

used by DOE to monitor the

performance of the trade associations?

4. Under what conditions would the

trade associations make available to . DOt:: data submitted by manufacturers

of a confidential or proprietary nature?

5. What role would the trade

associations propose to serve in taking

corrective action if and when a violation

is detected? How would the trade

associations propose to coordinate with

DOE when corrective action is to be

taken?

6. How do trade associations propose

to solve potential conflict of interest

problems that may arise from their

participation in this program?

Written Comments Procedure:

Persons who have specific information

concerning the questions to be discussed

at this public meeting. but who will not

be in attendance. are invited to submit

comments in writing in addition to any

which they may have already submitted

to the docket on the proposed rule to

prescribe energy efficiency standards

for consumer pr.oducts. Such written

comments must be received by DOE by

September 15. 1980. Comments should

be labeled both on the envelope and the

documents. "Energy Efficiency

Standards for Consumer Products

(Docket No. CAS-RM-7&-110):' Fifteen

copies are requested to be submitted.

but this is not a requirement for

submitting comments.

Any person. submitting information or data which is believed to be confidential

and exempt by law from public

disclosure. should submit it in

accordance with the procedures

established at 10 CFR 1004.11. Any

comments received before the close of

the comment period 88 specified at the

beginning of this notice will be

considered by DOE in developing final

energy efficiency standards for nine

types of consumer products.

Public Meeting Procedure: Because

of the importance of the Energy

Conservation Program for Consumer

Products. DOE wishes to receive the

maximum level of public participation

possible. DOE encourages attandance

and participation by individuals and

representatives of organizationa. consumer groups. manufacturers and

industry. and other government agencies

at the meeting.

DOE will make a presentation at the .outset of the reasons for convening the

public meeting. DOE will then accept _

oral comments limited to a time which

will be set in light of the number of

persons wbo request to speak. Persons .wishing to speak will be asked to so

·indicate upon registration and after the

DOE presentation. The official

conducting the meeting will accept

comments or questions from those

attending.

Tentative program: September 9.

1980:

Welcoming Remarks

Background , Presentations and comments by

interested persons

Issued in Washington. D.C.. August 28.

1980.

kelly C. Sandy m.

Executive Direc~r. Office 0/Assistant

Secretary Conservation andSolarEnergy.

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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Federal Aviation Administration

14 CFR Part 39

[Docket No.IO-NW-21-AD)

Boeing Model 707n20/727n37/747

Series Airplanes With certain '.

Hydraulic Components Repaired or Parts Produced by Fortner

Engineering &Manufacturing, Inc.;

Airworthiness Dlrectlv••

AGENCY: Federal Aviation

Administration (FAA). DOT.

ACTION: Extension of time for comments on NPRM and notice of public meeting.

SUMMARY: A Notice of Proposed Rule

Making (NPRM) was published in the

Federal Register (45 FR 26(75) on April

17.1980. proposing an amendment wbicll

would require the removal of certain

hydraulic components that have been

repaired or of parts produced by Fortner

Engineering and Manufacturing, Inc.• of

Glendale, California. hereinafter

referred to as Fortner. and installed in

Boeing 707/72JJ/727/737/747 aircrafL

Investigation to date reveals that

these components were repaired under

questionable quality control practices

and that none were repaired in . accordance with FAA-approved data.

They, therefore. are of undetermined

airworthiness status. Comments on the

NPRM were to be received by the FAA

on or before June 15. 1980.

A request has been made by an industry association to extend the

comment period and to hold a meeting

to provide public input to the proposed

NPRM. The FAA concurs with this

request, and accordingly, the comment

period is being extended and notice of

public meeting is given herein.

DATES: The new deadline for comment

is extended to October 8, 1980. and a public meeting is scheduled to be held on September 18, 1980.