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COLORADO

Denver County

Denver Medical Depot, 3800 York St.,

Denver, 98000650

FLORIDA

Monroe County

Lignumvitae Key Archeological and

Historical District, Address Restricted,

Islamorada vicinity, 98000652

Sarasota County

Worth’s Block, 1490 Main St., Sarasota,

98000651

ILLINOIS

La Salle County

Corbin Farm Site (Archeological Sites of

Starved Rock State Park MPS), Address

Restricted, Utica vicinity, 98000654

Hotel Plaza Site (Archeological Sites of

Starved Rock State Park MPS), Address

Restricted, Utica vicinity, 98000656

Little Beaver Site (Archeological Sites of

Starved Rock State Park MPS), Address

Restricted, Utica vicinity, 98000655

Shaky Shelter Site (Archeological Sites of

Starved Rock State Park MPS), Address

Restricted, Utica vicinity, 98000657

KANSAS

Osage County

Banner Hereford Farm, 19355 S. Berryton

Rd., Scranton vicinity, 98000659

LOUISIANA

Evangeline Parish

Tate House (Louisiana’s French Creole

Architecture MPS), 1425 LA 29, Ville

Platte vicinity, 98000661

St. Martin Parish

Reymond House, 7250 Goodwood Blvd.,

Baton Rouge, 98000663

NEW YORK

Delaware County

Walton Grange #1454—Former Armory, 57

Stockton Ave., Walton, 98000666

Wayne County

First Presbyterian Church of Ontario Center,

1638 Ridge Rd., Ontario Center, 98000665

OHIO

Franklin County

Grant, A. G., Homestead, 4124 Haughn Rd.,

Grove City, 98000667

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma County

Norton—Johnson Buick Company, 117–125

NW 13th St., Oklahoma City, 98000668

OREGON

Clatsop County

Astoria Downtown Historic District,

Boundary roughly from the Columbia R. to

Exchange St and from Seventh St. to

Seventeenth St., Astoria, 98000631

Jackson County

Hargadine Cemetery (Historic Cemeteries of

Ashland MPS) Sheridan and Walnut Sts.,

Ashland, 98000627

Welch, Mathias, House, 162 N. Second St.,

Central Point, 98000625

Whited, Harry L., House, 321 N. Main St.,

Ashland, 98000626

Josephine County

Clark—McConnell House, 961 SE 8th St.,

Grants Pass, 98000628

Dimmick—Judson House, 906 NE Eighth St.,

Grants Pass, 98000629

Klamath County Goeller, Fred, House, 234

Riverside Dr., Klamath Falls, 98000624

Linn County

Albany Municipal Airport, 3510 Knox Butte

Rd., Albany, 98000630

RHODE ISLAND

Bristol County

Juniper Hill Cemetery, 24 Sherry Ave.,

Bristol, 98000632

TEXAS

Anderson County

Gatewood—Shelton Gin (Palestine, Texas

MPS) 304 E. Crawford, Palestine, 98000637

Lincoln High School (Palestine, Texas MPS)

920 W. Swantz St., Palestine, 98000636

Mount Vernon African Methodist Episcopal

Church (Palestine, Texas MPS) 913 E.

Calhoun St., Palestine, 98000635

Reagan, John H., Monument (Palestine, Texas

MPS) Reagan Park; vicinity of Park and

Crockett Sts., Palestine, 98000633

Redlands Hotel

(Palestine, Texas MPS) 400 N. Queen St,

Palestine, 98000634

UTAH

Box Elder County

Washakie LDS Ward Chapel, Along Samarie

Lake Canal, Washakie, 98000641

Davis County

Harris, Thomas and Caroline, House

(Centerville MPS) 275 South 200 East,

Centerville, 98000639

Salt Lake County

Jensen, Joseph F. and Isabelle, House (Sandy

City MPS) 428 East 8800 South, Sandy,

98000640

Utah County

Baxter, David and Drusilla, House (Orem,

Utah MPS) 206 W. 1600 N., Orem,

98000653

Carter—Terry—Call House (Orem, Utah MPS)

815 E. 800 S., Orem, 98000658

Clinger—Booth House (Orem, Utah MPS) 468

S. Main St., Orem, 98000660

Cordner, Alexander and Nellie P., House

(Orem, Utah MPS) 415 S. 400 E., Orem,

98000649

Cordner, William James and Edna, House

(Orem Utah MPS) 440 S. State St., Orem,

98000647

Cordner—Calder House (Orem, Utah) 305 S.

900 E., Orem, 98000648

Cullimore, William J. and Lizzie, House

(Orem, Utah MPS) 396 W. 1600 N., Orem,

98000643

Davis, Joshua House (Orem, Utah MPS) 1888

S. Main St., Orem, 98000642

Dimick, Cecil I. and Mildred H., House,

(Orem, Utah MPS) 575 West 800 North,

Orem, 98000638

Gappmayer, Roy H. and Florence B., House

(Orem, Utah MPS) 95 E. 1200 S., Orem,

98000672

Knight—Finch House (Orem, Utah MPS) 212

S. State St., Orem, 98000673

Lewis, John S. and Izola, House (Orem, Utah

MPS) 343 E. 720 S., Orem, 98000671

McBride, Sims, Garage (Orem, Utah MPS)

600 N. State St., Orem, 98000664

Olsen, Lars and Christina, House (Orem,

Utah MPS) 417 S. 800 E., Orem, 98000669

Skinner, Alfred and Rosy, House (Orem, Utah

MPS) 232 W. 800 S., Orem, 98000662

Stratton House—Orem City Hall (Orem, Utah

MPS) 870 W. Center St., Orem, 98000674

WISCONSIN

Waukesha County

Freewill Baptist Church, 19750 W. National

Ave., New Berlin, 98000670

[FR Doc. 98–13133 Filed 5–15–98; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–70–P

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Bureau of Reclamation

Concessions Management Policy and

Concessions Management Directives

and Standards

AGENCY: Bureau of Reclamation,

Interior.

ACTION: Notice of availability.

SUMMARY: Pursuant to the Reclamation

Act of 1902, as amended and

supplemented; the Federal Water

Projects Recreation Act of 1965, as

amended; and the Reclamation Project

Act of 1939, the Bureau of Reclamation

(Reclamation) has implemented internal

Concessions Management Policy. In

addition, Reclamation has implemented

two sets of internal Concessions

Management Directives and Standards

which covers concessions managed by

Reclamation and those managed by nonFederal partners. Copies of the policy

and the directives and standards are

available to the public upon request.

ADDRESSES: See Supplementary

Information for addresses where copies

of the Concessions Management Policy

and Concessions Management

Directives and Standards are available.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr.

Vernon Lovejoy at (303) 445–2913.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

Concessions are commercial services

that support public recreational uses of
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Reclamation lands and waters by

providing facilities, goods, and services.

The basic purpose of the concessions

policy is to provide principles,

objectives, and direction for the

development and management of

concessions on Reclamation lands. The

policy is concerned with good business

practices, protecting resources,

providing an equitable return to the

Government, and protecting the interest

of the public while ensuring facilities

are safe, sanitary, accessible, and the

services are reasonably priced. The

policy affects all new concessions

contracts, renewals, and the sale or

transfer of existing contracts.

Since 1993, the policy has been

developed with input from Department

of the Interior offices, other Federal

agencies, congressional representatives,

State and local governments, the public

concessionaires, and groups and

organizations who expressed interest in

proposed drafts of the concession

management policy and directives and

standards.

Availability of Policy and Directives

and Standards

Copies are available through any

Reclamation office; listed below are the

addresses of major offices:

1. Bureau of Reclamation,

Commissioner’s Office, W–5000, 1849 C

Street NW, Washington, DC 20240.

2. Bureau of Reclamation,

Commissioner’s Office, D–5300, Denver

Federal Center, PO Box 25007,

Lakewood, CO 80225.

3. Bureau of Reclamation, Pacific

Northwest Region, 1150 N. Curtis Road,

Suite 100, Boise, ID 83706.

4. Bureau of Reclamation, Mid-Pacific

Region, 2800 Cottage Way, Sacramento,

CA 95825.

5. Bureau of Reclamation, Lower

Colorado Region, PO Box 61470, Nevada

Highway and Park Street, Boulder

City, NV 89005.

6. Bureau of Reclamation, Upper

Colorado Region, 125 S. State Street,

Room 6107, Salt Lake City, UT 84138.

7. Bureau of Reclamation, Great Plains

Region, Federal Office Building, 316 N.

26th Street, Billings, MT 59101.

Copies are also available from

Reclamation web pages at http://

www.usbr.gov/recman.

Dated: April 28, 1998.

Henry Sandhaus,

Acting Director, Program Analysis.

[FR Doc. 98–13159 Filed 5–15–98; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–94–P

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

Employment and Training

Administration

Notice Inviting Proposals for

Promoting Employer Participation in

School-to-Work (STW) Systems

SUMMARY: This notice contains all of the

necessary information and forms to

apply for grant funding. The

Departments of Labor and Education

jointly are accepting proposals for a new

award in FY 97, as authorized under

section 403 of the School-to-Work

Opportunities Act of 1994 (the Act).

This award will provide for

coordination of the overall effort to

engage employers in STW activities, the

identification and collaboration with

national business leaders to advocate for

and promote the visibility of business

participating in STW, the provision of

technical assistance to business leaders,

the dissemination of products and

information related to employer

participation in STW, and the marketing

and dissemination of research findings

related to employer participation in

STW. The Departments believe that a

targeted approach to employer

involvement through a unified, singular

and strategically managed award, has

the potential to increase the number of

employers participating in STW

systems, build their capacity to

influence and benefit from STW

partnerships, and increase the ability of

other STW stakeholders to develop

effective, sustainable partnerships with

employers.

DATES: Applications will be accepted

commencing May 18, 1998. The closing

date for receipt of applications is July 2,

1998, at 4 P.M., (Eastern Time) at the

address below.

ADDRESSES: Applicants shall be mailed

to U.S. Department of Labor,

Employment and Training

Administration, Division of Acquisition

and Assistance, Attention: Patricia

Glover, Reference: SGA/DAA 98–005,

200 Constitution Avenue, N.W., Room

S–4203, Washington, D.C. 20210.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Questions should be faxed to Ms.

Patricia A. Glover, Grants Management

Specialist, Division of Acquisition and

Assistance, Fax (202)219–8739. This is

not a toll-free number. All inquiries

should include the SGA number (DAA

98–005) and a contact name and phone

number. This solicitation will also be

published on the Internet, and the

Employment Administration’s Home

Page at http://www.doleta.gov. Award

notifications will also be published on

this Home Page.

Employer Technical Support

Coordination Solicitation

I. Purpose

To invite proposals to coordinate an

array of national efforts to engage

employers in STW and to provide

technical support to STW partners that

will increase and maximize employer

participation in these partnerships.

II. Background

The School-to-Work Opportunities

Act was signed into law by the

President on May 4, 1994. Jointly

administered by the Departments of

Labor and Education, this Act is a new

approach to education that seeks to

better prepare all American Youth for

careers in high skill, high wage jobs and

to strengthen the linkages between what

is learned in school with work. Under

the Act, venture capital grants are

provided to States and local

communities to undertake systemic

reform. Grants are for a limited duration

with the Federal investment declining

over time. These investments are

intended to support the one-time costs

of States and local communities to

restructure learning experiences for all

students. The Act also provides a setaside of funds for national activities to

support School-to-Work system building

nationwide. These funds are used for

technical assistance and capacity

building, for outreach, and for research

and evaluation. Section 403 of the Act,

relating to training and technical

assistance, specifically directs the

Secretaries to ‘‘work in cooperation with

* * * employers and their associations

* * * to increase their capacity to

develop and implement effective

School-to-Work programs.’’

III. Statement of Work

Employer Participation in STW

Changes in the economy, technology

and global competition are driving

forces behind efforts to improve the

academic performance and career

preparedness of today’s youth. Among

its purposes, the National School-toWork Act was enacted to: ‘‘utilize

workplaces as active learning

environments in the educational process

by making employers joint partners with

educators in providing opportunities for

all students to participate in high

quality, work-based learning

experiences.’’ Work based learning is

one of the three key components within

a STW system (school-based learning

and connecting activities are the other

two). At the early stages of STW

implementation, one of the key

considerations was to build employer