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54576 Federal Register / Vol. 56, No. 204 / Tuesday, October 22, 1991 / Notices 

may hold a second public meeting in 

Washington, DC. early 1992. 

The November 6 and 7 meeting (and 

any future meeting in Washington, DC) 

will be open to the public. Potential 

respondents are assured that their 

written comments will be received and 

reviewed by the Focus Group. 

Additional information may be obtained 

from David R. Berg, Morris Altschuler, 

or Stephen J. Fleischer at the above 

address, by calling 202-260-9153. or by 

written request sent by fax to 202-260-

6882. 

Dated: October 16,1991. 

Abby f. Pimie. 

M4 CEPT Designated Federal Official. 

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National Air Pollution Control 

Techniques Advisory Committee; 

Open Meeting 

ACTION: Notice of open meeting. 

SUMMARY: A meeting of the National Air 

Pollution Control Techniques Advisory 

Committee will be held at the Sheraton 

Inn University Center, Brightleaf 

Ballroom (Third Floor). 15-501 at 

Morreene Road, 2800 Middleton Avenue, 

Durham, North Carolina 27705. The 

commercial telephone number is (919) 

383-8575. 

DATES: November 19, 20, and 21,1991. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

All meetings are open to the public 

Anyone wishing to make a presentation 

must contact Ms. Marv lane Clark at the 

Emission Standards Division (MD-13), 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 

Research Triangle Park. North Carolina 

27711. by November 8,1991. The 

commercial telephone number is (919) 

541-0388. and the FTS number is 629-

0388. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 

agenda for the meeting is as follows: 

November 19 (Tuesday)—9 A.M. 

National Emission Standards for 

Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) 

Projects Status Reports (Title III of the 

Clean Air Act Amendments) 

General Provisions 

Hazardous Organic NESHAP (HON) 

Coke Ovens 

Dry Cleaning 

Chromium Electroplating 

Section 112(g), Status Report on the 

Development of Guidance for New, 

Modified, and Reconstructed Sources 

(Title III of the Clean Air Act 

Amendments) 

Source Category Schedule for 

Standards. Status Report on the 

Development of a Prioritized Agenda for 

Source Category Emission Standards 

Promulgation 

(Title III of the Clean Air Act 

Amendments) 

November 20 (Wednesday)—9 AM. 

Continuation of November 19—as 

Required 

Industrial Process Cooling Towers, 

Status Report on the Development of the 

Proposed NESHAP (Title III of the Clean 

Air Act Amendments) 

Medical Waste Incinerators, Status 

Report on the Development of the 

Proposed Standards and Emission 

Guidelines (Section III and Title III of 

the Clean Air Act Amendments) 

Control Techniques Guidelines (CTG) 

Program (Title I of the Clean Air Act 

Amendments) 

Overview of Program 

Plastic Parts Coating CTG Document 

Offset Lithography CTG Document 

November 21 (Thursday)—9 A.M. 

Continuation of November 20—as 

Required 

Control Techniques Guidelines (CTG) 

Program (Title I of the Clean Air Act 

Amendments) 

Overview of Program 

Wood Furniture Coating CTG Document 

Autobody Refinishing CTG Document 

Batch Processes CTG Document 

Volatile Organic Liquid Storage CTG 

Document 

A Lunch break will be taken from 

1:00-2:00 p.m. each day. 

The dockets containing material 

relevant to: general provisions (A-91-

09), hazardous organic NESHAP on 

source categories in the chemical 

industry (process vents: A-90-19, 

equipment leaks: A-90-20, storage: A90-21. transfer operations: A-90-22, and 

wastewater A-90-23), coke ovens (A79-15), dry cleaning (A-88-11). 

chromium electroplating (A-88-02), 

Section 112(g) (A-91-64), source 

category schedule for standards (A-91-

14). industrial process cooling towers 

(A-91-65), and medical waste 

incinerators (A-91-61) are located in the 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 

Air Docket, room M1500,1st floorWaterside Mall. 401 M Streei-jjgWr, „ 

Washington, DC 20480. The qRqjts(gial 

be inspected between 8:30 a.m. and 

p.m. on .weekdays, and a reasona! 

may be charged for copying. 

Dated: October 14,1991. 

Michael Shapiro, 

Acting Assistant Administrator t> 

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AGENCY: Federal Communications 

Commission. 

ACTION: Notice. 

SUMMARY: The Chief. Private Radio 

Bureau and the Chief Engineer relfl 

this Order accepting the Public Safety 

Radio Plan for Illinois (Region 13). As a 

result of accepting the Pl *;ion 

13. licensing of the 821-824/868-1 

MHz band in that region may begin 

immediately. 

EFFECTIVE OATE: October 8.1991. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Betty Woolford. Private Radio Bu: 

Policy and Planning Branch. (202) I 

6497. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

Order 

Adopted: September 30.1991 

Released October 8.1991 

By the Chief. Private Radio Bureau and the 

Chief Engineer 

1. On March 29,1991. Region 13 

(Illinois) submitted its public safety plan 

to the Commission for review. The 

sets forth the guidelines to be followed 

in allotting spectrum to meet cumn 

future mobile communications 

requirements of the public safety and 

special emergency entities operating in 

Illinois. On July 15.1991. Illinois filed 

revisions to tl .sad OB 

conversations wiih the Commission's 

staff. 

2. The Illinois plan was placed on 

Public Notice for comments on fuly 31, 

1991. 56 FR 37552 (August 7. 1991). The 

Commission received no comments in 

this proceeding. 

3. We have received the plan 

submitted for Illinois and find that it 

conforms with the National Public 

Safety Plan. The plan includes all tinnecessary elements specified in the 

t rtiid Order in Ge& Docket No. 

7-t?2.3 FCC Rod 905 (1987). und 

ictori'y provides for the current 

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