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used to develop additional alternatives.

The scoping process includes:

1. Contacting Federal, State, and local

agencies, any affected Indian tribes, the

permit applicant, and other individuals

who may be interested in or affected by

the Proposed Action.

2. Identifying potential issues.

3. Selecting significant issues with the

Proposed Action, needing in-depth

analysis.

4. Eliminating insignificant issues;

issues that have been analyzed and

documented in a previous EIS, issues

that controvert the need for the

Proposed Action, or issues that are

outside the authority of the Responsible

Official to decide.

5. Identifying resources that have a

potential for being effected by the

Proposed Action.

The Draft EIS is expected to be filed

with the Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA) and be available for

review by July 1997. At that time, EPA

will publish a Notice of Availability for

the Draft EIS in the Federal Register.

A 45-day comment period for the

Draft EIS will be from the date the EPA’s

Notice of Availability appears in the

Federal Register. To assist the Agency,

comments on the Draft EIS will need to

be written, be as specific as possible,

refer to specific pages and chapters of

the Draft EIS, and address either the

adequacy of the Draft EIS or the merits

of the alternatives discussed in the Draft

EIS (40 CFR 1503.3).

It is important to give Reviewers

notice at this early stage of several court

rulings related to public participation in

the environmental review process. First,

Reviewers of a Draft EIS must structure

their participation in the environmental

review process of the Proposed Action

so that it is specific, meaningful, and

alerts an agency to the Reviewer’s

position and contentions. Vermont

Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. v. NRDC,

435 U.S. 519, 553 (1978). Also,

environmental objections that could be

raised early-on in the environmental

review process, but that are not raised

until after completion of the Final EIS,

may be waived or dismissed by the

courts. City of Angoon v. Hodel, 803

F.2d. 1016, 1022 (9th Cir. 1986) and

Wisconsin Heritages, Inc. v. Harris, 490

F. Supp. 1334, 1338 (E.D. Wis. 1980).

Because of these court rulings, it is very

important that those interested in this

Proposed Action participate by the close

of the 45-day comment period so that

substantive comments are available to

the Agency at a time when the Agency

can meaningfully consider and respond

to them in the Final EIS.

After the 45-day comment period

ends on the Draft EIS, comments will be

considered and analyzed by the Agency

in preparing the Final EIS. The Final

EIS is scheduled to be completed by

December 1997. In the Final EIS, the

Agency is required to respond to the

comments received (40 CFR 1503.4).

The Responsible Official will be Mike

Lunn, Forest Supervisor, who will

consider the Final EIS, applicable laws,

regulations, policies, and analysis files

in making decision regarding this

Proposed Action. The Responsible

Official will document the decision and

rationale in the Record of decision. That

decision will be subject to appeal by the

general public under 36 CFR 215 and by

the miner under 36 CFR 251.

Dated: March 25, 1997.

Liz Agpaoa,

Acting Forest Supervisor.

[FR Doc. 97–8339 Filed 4–1–97; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3410–11–M

ASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW

BOARD

Formal Determinations, Releases,

Assassination Records Designation,

and Corrections

AGENCY: Assassination Records Review

Board.

ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: The Assassination Records

Review Board (Review Board) met in a

closed meeting on March 13–14, 1997,

and made formal determinations on the

release of records under the President

John F. Kennedy Assassination Records

Collection Act of 1992 (Supp. V 1994)

(JFK Act). By issuing this notice, the

Review Board complies with the section

of the JFK Act that requires the Review

Board to publish the results of its

decisions on a document-by-document

basis in the Federal Register within 14

days of the date of the decision.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: T.

Jeremy Gunn, General Counsel and

Associate Director for Research and

Analysis, Assassination Records Review

Board, Second Floor, Washington, D.C.

20530, (202) 724–0088, fax (202) 724–

0457.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This

notice complies with the requirements

of the President John F. Kennedy

Assassination Records Collection Act of

1992, 44 U.S.C. 2107.9(c)(4)(A) (1992).

On March 13–14, 1997, the Review

Board made formal determinations on

records it reviewed under the JFK Act.

These determinations are listed below.

The assassination records are identified

by the record identification number

assigned in the President John F.

Kennedy Assassination Records

Collection database maintained by the

National Archives.

Notice of Formal Determinations:

For each document, the number of

releases of previously redacted

information immediately follows the

record identification number, followed

in turn by the number of postponements

sustained, and, where appropriate, the

date the document is scheduled to be

released or re-reviewed.

FBI Documents: Open in Full

124–10085–10307; 1; 0; n/a

124–10085–10324; 1; 0; n/a

124–10145–10250; 7; 0; n/a

124–10145–10301; 11; 0; n/a

124–10146–10204; 25; 0; n/a

124–10151–10144; 1; 0; n/a

124–10180–10186; 3; 0; n/a

124–10188–10072; 3; 0; n/a

HSCA Documents: Open in Full

180–10142–10269; 10; 0; n/a

FBI Documents: Postponed in Part

124–10062–10331; 1; 3; 10/2017

124–10062–10456; 0; 6; 03/2007

124–10062–10457; 0; 5; 10/2017

124–10063–10129; 2; 2; 03/2007

124–10066–10062; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10066–10482; 0; 1; 10/2017

124–10067–10272; 2; 1; 10/2017

124–10071–10230; 0; 1; 10/2017

124–10072–10413; 0; 2; 10/2017

124–10073–10429; 1; 1; 03/2007

124–10089–10093; 5; 1; 10/2017

124–10106–10246; 0; 1; 10/2017

124–10120–10017; 2; 1; 10/2017

124–10121–10027; 5; 1; 10/2017

124–10137–10129; 5; 1; 10/2017

124–10138–10008; 6; 2; 03/2007

124–10140–10129; 5; 1; 10/2017

124–10147–10155; 5; 1; 10/2017

124–10149–10066; 5; 1; 10/2017

124–10150–10104; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10156–10014; 2; 1; 10/2017

124–10160–10031; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10164–10151; 0; 2; 10/2017

124–10172–10020; 5; 5; 10/2017

124–10173–10486; 9; 2; 03/2007

124–10173–10487; 5; 2; 03/2007

124–10173–10490; 9; 2; 03/2007

124–10179–10045; 0; 1; 10/2017

124–10179–10056; 1; 4; 03/2007

124–10179–10133; 5; 1; 03/2007

124–10179–10358; 11; 2; 10/2017

124–10181–10348; 5; 3; 03/2007

124–10181–10350; 7; 8; 03/2007

124–10184–10018; 12; 2; 03/2007

124–10184–10233; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10184–10258; 17; 6; 10/2017

124–10184–10292; 4; 2; 03/2007

124–10184–10305; 40; 26; 03/2007

124–10184–10319; 3; 3; 03/2007

124–10184–10320; 3; 3; 03/2007

124–10231–10064; 5; 5; 10/2017

124–10232–10022; 0; 5; 10/2017

124–10237–10009; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10190–10080; 1; 2; 10/2017

124–10235–10155; 3; 1; 10/2017

124–10237–10172; 1; 6; 03/2007

124–10237–10175; 0; 5; 03/2007

124–10237–10177; 0; 6; 03/2007

124–10244–10157; 7; 1; 03/2007
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124–10245–10126; 6; 4; 03/2007

124–10247–10392; 9; 2; 03/2007

124–10247–10393; 0; 12; 03/2007

124–10248–10288; 0; 4; 03/2007

124–10249–10327; 8; 2; 03/2007

124–10258–10186; 4; 2; 03/2007

124–10266–10034; 10; 2; 03/2007

124–10267–10477; 12; 8; 03/2007

124–10267–10490; 17; 5; 10/2017

CIA Documents: Postponed in Part

104–10052–10135; 0; 23; 05/1997

104–10059–10049; 1; 2; 03/2007

104–10061–10121; 94; 63; 05/1997

104–10061–10163; 3; 3; 05/1997

104–10063–10008; 2; 2; 05/1997

104–10063–10334; 11; 7; 03/2007

104–10063–10343; 7; 3; 03/2007

104–10065–10128; 7; 8; 03/2007

104–10066–10108; 6; 8; 03/2007

104–10066–10149; 7; 19; 03/2007

104–10067–10091; 1; 1; 05/1997

104–10067–10224; 0; 4; 12/2006

104–10067–10426; 39; 6; 03/2007

104–10068–10120; 8; 7; 03/2007

104–10068–10144; 37; 15; 05/1997

104–10068–10147; 2; 15; 03/2007

USSS Documents: Postponed in Part

154–10002–10330; 3; 2; 10/2017

HSCA Documents: Postponed in Part

180–10001–10166; 0; 1; 10/2017

180–10092–10304; 0; 1; 10/2017

180–10106–10006; 0; 1; 10/2017

180–10109–10350; 0; 6; 10/2017

180–10110–10145; 0; 2; 05/1997

180–10131–10000; 0; 1; 10/2017

180–10140–10072; 7; 16; 05/1997

180–10140–10073; 7; 15; 05/1997

180–10140–10130; 4; 2; 03/2007

180–10140–10152; 2; 2; 05/1997

180–10140–10170; 4; 2; 03/2007

180–10140–10187; 40; 5; 03/2007

180–10140–10308; 5; 1; 03/2007

180–10140–10309; 5; 1; 03/2007

180–10140–10310; 1; 1; 03/2007

180–10140–10311; 1; 1; 03/2007

180–10140–10312; 5; 1; 03/2007

180–10140–10313; 1; 1; 03/2007

180–10140–10314; 5; 1; 03/2007

180–10140–10345; 15; 7; 05/1997

180–10140–10363; 2; 4; 05/1997

180–10141–10161; 2; 3; 03/2007

180–10141–10173; 3; 1; 05/1997

180–10141–10194; 22; 25; 05/2001

180–10141–10196; 9; 12; 10/2017

180–10141–10200; 68; 3; 03/2007

180–10141–10201; 63; 3; 03/2007

180–10141–10202; 92; 3; 03/2007

180–10141–10211; 18; 6; 05/1997

180–10141–10220; 8; 12; 05/1997

180–10141–10222; 19; 2; 05/2001

180–10141–10233; 13; 5; 05/1997

180–10141–10234; 24; 24; 05/1997

180–10141–10235; 0; 4; 05/1997

180–10141–10240; 12; 9; 03/2007

180–10141–10245; 16; 6; 05/1997

180–10141–10258; 4; 1; 03/2007

180–10141–10259; 4; 1; 03/2007

180–10141–10263; 6; 1; 03/2007

180–10141–10272; 12; 1; 10/2017

180–10141–10279; 38; 1; 05/1997

180–10141–10281; 0; 3; 03/2007

180–10141–10282; 0; 2; 05/2001

180–10141–10317; 0; 1; 10/2017

180–10141–10444; 31; 6; 10/2017

180–10141–10451; 8; 4; 05/1997

180–10141–10497; 0; 3; 10/2017

180–10141–10499; 20; 2; 10/2017

180–10142–10000; 8; 2; 10/2017

180–10142–10015; 69; 4; 05/1997

180–10142–10018; 55; 4; 05/1997

180–10142–10025; 60; 4; 05/1997

180–10142–10038; 63; 4; 05/1997

180–10142–10060; 31; 2; 10/2017

180–10142–10062; 18; 1; 10/2017

180–10142–10069; 11; 11; 05/1997

180–10142–10077; 0; 2; 05/1997

180–10142–10084; 16; 8; 05/1997

180–10142–10093; 5; 5; 05/2001

180–10142–10103; 11; 4; 05/1997

180–10142–10110; 11; 13; 05/2001

180–10142–10111; 12; 6; 05/1997

180–10142–10115; 8; 2; 03/2007

180–10142–10116; 74; 13; 05/1997

180–10142–10154; 2; 13; 03/2007

180–10142–10180; 0; 2; 05/1997

180–10142–10182; 0; 3; 05/1997

180–10142–10183; 0; 1; 05/1997

180–10142–10184; 0; 1; 05/1997

180–10142–10185; 0; 25; 05/1997

180–10142–10195; 6; 9; 03/2007

180–10142–10196; 25; 8; 03/2007

180–10142–10207; 0; 9; 05/1997

180–10142–10209; 0; 1; 05/1997

180–10142–10211; 0; 2; 05/1997

180–10142–10221; 12; 2; 05/1997

180–10142–10223; 11; 2; 05/1997

180–10142–10224; 16; 2; 05/1997

180–10142–10228; 7; 2; 10/2017

180–10142–10229; 6; 1; 10/2017

180–10142–10238; 5; 2; 10/2017

180–10142–10240; 1; 2; 10/2017

180–10142–10241; 3; 4; 10/2017

180–10142–10242; 6; 2; 05/1997

180–10142–10251; 19; 9; 03/2007

180–10142–10253; 14; 4; 05/1997

180–10142–10260; 0; 2; 10/2017

180–10142–10270; 20; 3; 03/2007

180–10142–10279; 7; 1; 03/2007

180–10142–10280; 1; 1; 03/2007

180–10142–10281; 2; 1; 03/2007

180–10142–10283; 29; 4; 03/2007

180–10142–10284; 1; 2; 03/2007

180–10142–10294; 10; 1; 03/2007

180–10142–10300; 5; 1; 05/1997

180–10142–10301; 17; 6; 05/2001

180–10142–10333; 1; 2; 03/2007

180–10142–10351; 7; 7; 03/2007

180–10142–10353; 18; 10; 05/1997

180–10142–10386; 1; 2; 10/2017

180–10142–10496; 5; 6; 03/2007

180–10142–10498; 1; 13; 05/2001

180–10143–10024; 0; 5; 05/1997

180–10143–10025; 0; 6; 05/1997

180–10143–10027; 0; 4; 05/1997

180–10143–10029; 0; 1; 05/1997

180–10143–10030; 0; 2; 05/1997

180–10143–10032; 0; 2; 05/1997

180–10143–10036; 0; 5; 05/1997

180–10143–10055; 0; 3; 05/1997

180–10143–10062; 0; 2; 10/2017

180–10143–10064; 0; 2; 05/1997

180–10143–10071; 17; 14; 05/1997

180–10143–10073; 10; 1; 05/1997

180–10143–10080; 5; 4; 03/2007

180–10143–10082; 20; 33; 05/1997

180–10143–10083; 5; 21; 05/1997

180–10143–10088; 22; 4; 03/2007

180–10143–10089; 8; 6; 05/1997

180–10143–10090; 68; 25; 05/1997

180–10143–10091; 22; 16; 05/1997

180–10143–10092; 6; 2; 03/2007

180–10143–10096; 17; 2; 10/2017

180–10143–10098; 1; 3; 05/1997

180–10143–10099; 13; 19; 05/1997

180–10143–10100; 4; 3; 05/1997

180–10143–10102; 10; 3; 05/1997

180–10143–10103; 40; 19; 05/1997

180–10143–10104; 3; 2; 05/1997

180–10143–10105; 1; 15; 05/1997

NSA Documents: Postponed in Part:

144–10001–10058; 9; 9; 10/2017

CIA Documents: Postponed in Full (NBR)

104–10063–10024; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10043; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10048; 0;1; 10/2017

104–10063–10069; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10073; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10142; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10143; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10155; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10159; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10191; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10192; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10193; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10194; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10196; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10199; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10200; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10202; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10203; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10204; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10220; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10223; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10355; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10357; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10375; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10376; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10377; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10378; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10379; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10063–10386; 0; 1; 10/2017

Notice of Additional Releases:

After consultation with appropriate

Federal agencies, the Review Board

announces that the following Federal

Bureau of Investigation records are now

being opened in full: 124–10002–10168;

124–10002–10387; 124–10005–10020;

124–10005–10499; 124–10006–10010;

124–10006–10469; 124–10011–10494;

124–10022–10008; 124–10023–10247;

124–10023–10251; 124–10023–10255;

124–10023–10259; 124–10023–10261;

124–10023–10265; 124–10023–10296;

124–10023–10314; 124–10024–10272;

124–10024–10310; 124–10025–10268;

124–10027–10141; 124–10029–10266;

124–10029–10364; 124–10029–10371;

124–10029–10375; 124–10035–10154;

124–10035–10243; 124–10035–10370;

124–10035–10374; 124–10035–10393;

124–10053–10362; 124–10055–10005;

124–10058–10421; 124–10058–10422;

124–10060–10169; 124–10061–10006;

124–10062–10403; 124–10062–10480;

124–10062–10481; 124–10069–10170;

124–10071–10171; 124–10072–10025;

124–10073–10312; 124–10073–10431;

124–10073–10433; 124–10078–10476;

124–10079–10231; 124–10079–10362;

124–10080–10071; 124–10087–10017;
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124–10087–10019; 124–10087–10022;

124–10089–10049; 124–10089–10195;

124–10091–10013; 124–10106–10082;

124–10115–10063; 124–10129–10295;

124–10133–10085; 124–10133–10088;

124–10140–10207; 124–10144–10051;

124–10144–10088; 124–10144–10089;

124–10148–10043; 124–10150–10382;

124–10151–10111; 124–10151–10276;

124–10152–10025; 124–10152–10038;

124–10152–10045; 124–10155–10277;

124–10156–10299; 124–10158–10019;

124–10158–10062; 124–10160–10025;

124–10162–10026; 124–10162–10028;

124–10162–10029; 124–10162–10031;

124–10162–10421; 124–10163–10126;

124–10163–10131; 124–10163–10132;

124–10163–10136; 124–10163–10137;

124–10163–10138; 124–10163–10371;

124–10167–10179; 124–10169–10062;

124–10170–10015; 124–10173–10369;

124–10174–10084; 124–10174–10177;

124–10175–10003; 124–10175–10086;

124–10175–10186; 124–10180–10291;

124–10181–10006; 124–10181–10036;

124–10181–10039; 124–10181–10354;

124–10182–10160; 124–10182–10443;

124–10182–10444; 124–10183–10288;

124–10184–10283; 124–10184–10289;

124–10184–10291; 124–10187–10203;

124–10187–10204; 124–10191–10116;

124–10230–10439; 124–10230–10453;

124–10230–10489; 124–10232–10146;

124–10233–10410; 124–10233–10439;

124–10236–10187; 124–10238–10276;

124–10239–10202; 124–10239–10214;

124–10240–10495; 124–10241–10411;

124–10244–10339; 124–10244–10495;

124–10245–10002; 124–10245–10462;

124–10247–10391; 124–10247–10412;

124–10248–10337; 124–10250–10106;

124–10250–10147; 124–10250–10149;

124–10250–10154; 124–10250–10155;

124–10252–10066; 124–10252–10102;

124–10254–10246; 124–10255–10074;

124–10256–10332; 124–10257–10066;

124–10258–10025; 124–10258–10152;

124–10258–10158; 124–10262–10031;

124–10262–10071; 124–10263–10362;

124–10263–10382; 124–10265–10337;

124–10269–10310; 124–10271–10086;

124–10272–10095; 124–10273–10372;

124–10273–10376; 124–10274–10285;

124–10274–10319; 124–10274–10322

After consultation with appropriate

Federal agencies, the Review Board

announces that the following House

Select Committee on Assassination

records are now being opened in full:

180–10001–10026; 180–10001–10162;

180–10001–10163; 180–10001–10164;

180–10001–10165; 180–10070–10421;

180–10070–10423; 180–10070–10424;

180–10070–10425; 180–10070–10469;

180–10070–10487; 180–10073–10044;

180–10074–10434; 180–10075–10032;

180–10075–10033; 180–10075–10374;

180–10075–10434; 180–10075–10435;

180–10075–10436; 180–10075–10437;

180–10076–10311; 180–10076–10312;

180–10076–10413; 180–10076–10414;

180–10077–10033; 180–10080–10182;

180–10082–10064; 180–10083–10130;

180–10085–10090; 180–10085–10215;

180–10085–10227; 180–10085–10257;

180–10085–10267; 180–10085–10268;

180–10085–10294; 180–10086–10250;

180–10088–10058; 180–10088–10067;

180–10088–10103; 180–10088–10133;

180–10089–10374; 180–10090–10175;

180–10090–10199; 180–10090–10221;

180–10090–10287; 180–10090–10288;

180–10090–10336; 180–10090–10366;

180–10092–10016; 180–10092–10074;

180–10092–10119; 180–10092–10120;

180–10092–10127; 180–10092–10149;

180–10092–10271; 180–10092–10272;

180–10096–10287; 180–10096–10407;

180–10096–10411; 180–10096–10413;

180–10096–10463; 180–10097–10491;

180–10097–10495; 180–10099–10445;

180–10099–10452; 180–10100–10256;

180–10101–10354; 180–10101–10355;

180–10101–10366; 180–10101–10367;

180–10101–10368; 180–10102–10050;

180–10103–10432; 180–10103–10433;

180–10103–10434; 180–10103–10435;

180–10103–10436; 180–10103–10437;

180–10103–10438; 180–10103–10439;

180–10103–10440; 180–10103–10441;

180–10103–10442; 180–10103–10443;

180–10103–10444; 180–10103–10445;

180–10103–10446; 180–10103–10447;

180–10103–10448; 180–10103–10449;

180–10103–10450; 180–10103–10451;

180–10103–10452; 180–10103–10453;

180–10103–10454; 180–10103–10455;

180–10103–10470; 180–10103–10490;

180–10103–10491;180–10104–10286;

180–10104–10287; 180–10104–10288;

180–10105–10159; 180–10105–10281;

180–10105–10282; 180–10105–10283;

180–10105–10288; 180–10105–10295;

180–10105–10296; 180–10105–10298;

180–10105–10299; 180–10105–10303;

180–10105–10310; 180–10105–10312;

180–10105–10416; 180–10106–10224;

180–10107–10498; 180–10108–10148;

180–10108–10149; 180–10108–10268;

180–10108–10348; 180–10109–10467;

180–10109–10472; 180–10112–10053;

180–10112–10067; 180–10112–10453;

180–10112–10469; 180–10112–10474;

180–10115–10015; 180–10115–10024;

180–10115–10025; 180–10117–10017;

180–10117–10018; 180–10117–10068;

180–10119–10196; 180–10119–10242

After consultation with appropriate

Federal agencies, the Review Board

announces that the following Ford

Library records are now being opened in

full: 178–10002–10034; 178–10002–

10204; 178–10002–10263; 178–10002–

10315; 178–10002–10381; 178–10002–

10392; 178–10002–10392; 178–10002–

10479; 178–10003–10159; 178–10003–

10161; 178–10003–10171; 178–10003–

10281; 178–10003–10282; 178–10003–

10283; 178–10003–10284; 178–10003–

10287; 178–10003–10290; 178–10003–

10291; 178–10003–10292; 178–10003–

10293; 178–10003–10324; 178–10003–

10364; 178–10003–10381; 178–10003–

10382; 178–10003–10383; 178–10003–

10422; 178–10003–10425; 178–10003–

10428; 178–10003–10463; 178–10003–

10467; 178–10003–10472; 178–10004–

10001; 178–10004–10004; 178–10004–

10007; 178–10004–10010; 178–10004–

10012; 178–10004–10015; 178–10004–

10018; 178–10004–10031; 178–10004–

10033; 178–10004–10058; 178–10004–

10062; 178–10004–10063; 178–10004–

10064; 178–10004–10065; 178–10004–

10066; 178–10004–10067; 178–10004–

10078; 178–10004–10084; 178–10004–

10126; 178–10004–10186; 178–10004–

10208; 178–10004–10209; 178–10004–

10236; 178–10004–10236; 178–10004–

10287

Notice of Assassination Records

Designation

Designation: On March 13–14, 1997,

the Assassination Records Review Board

designated the following United States

Secret Service materials assassination

records: Documents from the Protective

Research Section files on Abraham

Bolden (12 pages), and Pedro Diaz Lanz

(49 pages); testimony of USSS Chief

James J. Rowley and Assistant Director

Thomas J. Kelley before the National

Commission on the Causes and

Prevention of Violence (132 pages);

correspondence between the USSS and

the Senate Select Committee on

Intelligence and the House Select

Committee on Assassinations; a file

from the USSS New York Field Office

(202 pages); documents from the Office

of Investigation (31 pages); a classified

document logbook, 1961–1965 (12

pages); documents from the personnel

files of USSS Agents. The Review Board

examined other documents from

Protective Research Section files, which

it found not to be relevant to

understanding the assassination of

President Kennedy.
Federal Register / Vol. 62, No. 63 / Wednesday, April 2, 1997 / Notices 15653

Notice of Correction:

In the December 6, 1996 Federal Register (FR Doc. 96–31046, 61 FR 64662), three NSA documents were inadvertently

published as ‘‘Additional Releases in Full.’’ These documents will be addressed by the Review Board at a future meeting.

They are: 144–10001–10053, 144–10001–10057, 144–10001–10155.

On September 27, 1996, the Review Board made formal determinations that were published in the October 18,

1996 Federal Register (FR Doc. 96–26742, 61 FR 54411). For that notice make the following corrections:

Record number Previously published Correct data

104–10054–10366 ........................................................................................................................................... 6; 29; 12/1996 5; 30; 5/1997

104–10059–10206 ........................................................................................................................................... 9; 11; 12/1996 22; 28; 05/1997

180–10072–10353 ........................................................................................................................................... 0; 2; 05/1997 0; 3; 05/1997

On October 16, 1996, the Review Board made formal determinations that were published in the November 5, 1996

Federal Register (FR Doc. 96–28333, 61 FR 56937). For that notice make the following corrections:

Record number Previously published Correct data

104–10059–10045 ........................................................................................................................................... 12; 9; 10/2006 22; 18; 10/2006

180–10065–10373 ........................................................................................................................................... 0; 5; 05/1997 0; 9; 05/1997

On November 14, 1996, the Review Board made formal determinations that were published in the December 6,

1996 Federal Register (FR Doc. 96–31046, 61 FR 64662).

For that notice make the following corrections:

Record number Previously published Correct data

180–10075–10354 0; 7; 12/1996 0; 8; 05/1997

On December 16–17, 1996, the Review Board made formal determinations that were published in the January 9,

1997 Federal Register (FR Doc. 97–492, 62 FR 1311). For that notice make the following corrections:

Record number Previously published Correct data

104–10052–10275 74; 4; 05/1997 73; 5; 12/2006

Dated: March 28, 1997.

David G. Marwell,

Executive Director.

[FR Doc. 97–8408 Filed 4–1–97; 8:45 am]

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other for-profit organizations, state,

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Frequency: One-time per applicant.

Respondent’s Obligation: Required to

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OMB Desk Officer: Adele Morris,

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Copies of the above information

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calling or writing Linda Engelmeier,

DOC Forms Clearance Officer, (202)

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Written comments and

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information collection should be sent

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New Executive Office Building,

Washington, D.C. 20503.

Dated: March 27, 1997.

Linda Engelmeier,

Departmental Forms Clearance Officer, Office

of Management and Organization.

[FR Doc. 97–8376 Filed 4–1–97; 8:45 am]

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The Department of Commerce (DOC)

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Management and Budget (OMB) for

clearance the following proposal for

collection of information under

provisions of the Paperwork Reduction

Act (44 U.S.C. Chapter 35). This

collection has been submitted under the

Paperwork Reduction Act’s emergency

processing procedures.

Agency: Technology Administration.

Title: National Medal of Technology

Nomination Applications.