### 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 ofinterested parties on this proposed rule. All relevant data. views, or arguments submitted on orbefore October 31. 1980. will be considered. Comments should be submitted in writing. in duplicate. to the Commissionerofthe Immigration and Naturalization Service at the address shown at the beginning ofthis notice.

Dated: August 27. 1980. David Crosland, Actina CommissionerollmmiBrotionand Naturalizotion. IFR Doc. IIO-2ll7BllFiled

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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY'

Office of Conaervatlon and Solar 

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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: pepartmentofEnergy.
ACTION: Notice ofPublic Meeting.

SUMMARY: The Department ofEnergy (DOE) is inviting the public to submit further comments on the potential role ofindustry trade association certificationprograms in DOE's energy efficiency standards program for

consumerproducts. DOE

### will accept written comments until September 15. 1980. A public meeting 

### will be held beginning at 11:00 a.m

.. September9, 1980. in Washington. D.C.

DATE: Written comments mustbe 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. oruntil 5:00p.m.

ADDRESSES: Written comments should be addressed to Carol A. Snipes (Hearing**Pro~dures),** U.S. Department ofEnergy, Office ofConservation and SolarEnergy, Office ofHearings and Dockets. Energy Efficiency Standards for ConsumerProducts. 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. 

## • • 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 thereofinsert 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

orParoled 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 ofthe alien, or. (il) 

### if
not departed. atthe expiration ofthe 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 orwhen in the opinion ofthe district director in charge ofthe area in which the alien is loceted that neither emergency norpublic interest warrants the continued presence ofthe alien in the United States. parole shall

### be terminated upon written notice to the alien on Form 1-122 and he shallbe restored to the status which he had at the time ofparole, and further inspection orhearing shall be conducted under section 235 or 236 ofthe Acl and this chapter. or any order ofexclusion and deportation previously entered shaD be executed. If the exclusion order cannotbe executedby deportation within a reasonable time. the alien shall again be released on parole unless in the opinion ofthe district director the public interestrequires that the alien be continued in**custo~y.** The section also provides forfurther -inspection ofthe alien for an exclusion hearing before an immigrationjudge. or execution ofa 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 ofa written notice eitherwhen the alien departs from the United States or, ifhe 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) OnNotice." Form 1-122. formerly "Notice to Applicant for Admission Detainedfor Hearing Before Immigration Judge," has been revised a8 "Notice to Applicant forAdmission Detained and/orParoled for Hearing Before Immigration Judge" to give notice ofparole termination and/or ofa 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 ifthe alien departs from the United States or, ifbe 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 orwhen the district directorin charge ofthe area wbere the alien resides determines that neither emergency norpublic interestwBlTants the alien's continued presence in the United States. This section would also provide for further inspection ofthe alien. for an exclusion hearing before an immigrationjudge or execution of8 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 ChapterL Title 8 ofthe Code ofFederal Regulations as follows:

### 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 ofEnergy (DOE) prescribe energy efficiency standards for the types ofconsumerproducts listed in £PeA as amended by NECPA.

Standards for nine ofthese products

were proposed by notice issued June 19. 1980 (45 FR43976, June 30. 1980). The proposed rule included DOE's proposed certification/enforcementprovisions by which it intends to ensure compliance with the efficiency standards. To date

over 1.000written comments have been received on the proposed rule. The majority ofthese comments pertain to the proposed certification/enforcement program. A number ofcommenters advocate that existing industrysponsored trade association consumer product certificationprograms serve to monitor compliance with DOE energy efficiency standards.

Because ofthe high level ofinterest

## hi the utilization ofexisting 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 ofindustry compliance with the standards? What changes would the trade associations be prepared to make to their current certification programs to accomplish the objectives ofDOE as set forth in the notice ofproposed rulemaking for energy efficiency standards?

2. What should constitute the criteria for establishing the acceptability ofa trade association certification program for monitoring compliance with DOE energy standards?

3. Ha trade association certification program were to be used to monitor compliance. what procedures sbould 

### be used by DOE to monitor the performance ofthe trade associations?

4. Underwhat conditions would the trade associations make available to

. DOt:: data submitted by manufacturers ofa confidential orproprietary nature?

5. What role would the trade associations propose to serve in taking corrective action ifand 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 ofinterest problems that may arise from their participation in thisprogram?

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 proposedrule to prescribe energy efficiency standards for consumerpr.oducts. Such written comments mustbe received by DOEby September 15. 1980. Comments should be labeled both on the envelope and the documents. "EnergyEfficiency Standards for ConsumerProducts (DocketNo. CAS-RM-7&-110):' Fifteen copies are requested to be submitted. butthis 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 10CFR 1004.11. Any comments received before the close of the comment period 88 specified at the beginning ofthis notice 

### will be considered by DOEin developing final energy efficiency standards for nine types ofconsumer products.

Public Meeting Procedure: Because ofthe importance ofthe Energy Conservation Program for Consumer Products. DOE wishes to receive the maximum level ofpublic participation possible. DOE encourages attandance and participation by individuals and representatives oforganizationa.

consumergroups. manufacturers and industry. and othergovernment agencies at the meeting.

DOE

### will make a presentation at the

.outset ofthe reasons for convening the public meeting. DOE

### will then accept

_ oral comments limited to a time which 

### will be set in light ofthe number of persons wbo request to speak. Persons

.wishing to speak 

### will be asked to so ·indicate upon registration and after the DOEpresentation. The official conducting the meeting will accept comments or questions from those attending.

Tentative program: September 9. 1980: WelcomingRemarks 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. IPIl Doc.lIO-2B82AJIi10d

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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 oftime for comments

on NPRM and notice ofpublic meeting.

SUMMARY: A Notice ofProposed 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 ofcertain hydraulic components that have been repaired or ofparts 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 ofundetermined airworthiness status. Comments on the NPRM were to be received by the FAA

on orbeforeJune 15. 1980.

A requesthas 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.