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support of specialized data

communications software (i.e., Email

and Remote LAN Access) to support

SSA’s international network (SSANet).

2. Integrates and validates new

hardware such as assistive devices,

software products, versions and

maintenance levels into SSANet.

3. Manages and coordinates all change

management system control relating to

client server hardware and software

changes to SSANet under the auspices

of the change management facility.

4. Performs Level 3 client server

monitoring and problem determination

for the SSANet.

5. Performs client server software

planning, installation and management

at all remote sites.

6. Interfaces with SSANet users to

determine the impact of new

applications and workloads and

supports user liaison and systems

development activities of other SSA

components in the resolution of client

server problems.

7. Manages client server software

changes to ensure compatibility with

hardware modifications at Central

Office and all remote network platform

locations.

8. Directs the planning, analysis and

design of specialized client server

software systems for providing

information relevant to the development

of existing and proposed client server

systems.

9. Responsible for all aspects of

engineering, design, configuration,

implementation and support of LAN

Operating System (OS) software

functions at SSA.

10. Responsible for client server

projects, including acquisition,

implementation, integration and

control.

11. Develops, disseminates and

enforces standards and policies relating

to workstations, workstation

configurations, peripherals, LANs and

LAN OS.

12. Works with SSA users to provide

solutions to LAN telecommunications

needs that are consistent with SSAnetwork architecture policies;

determines client server interfacing

hardware needs, implementing

solutions, planning and expansion; and

determines staff hardware training

needs. It assists SSA client server users

in determining and refining services and

support requirements, configuration and

engineering solutions, planning for

future needs, coordinating

implementation and evaluating

effectiveness.

13. Provides a full range of initial and

followup client server services and

support for SSA users in client server

requirements analysis, system design,

LAN needs determination, engineering,

implementation, OS software support

and training.

14. Develops and distributes research

papers on applied technology and its

relationship to existing and future client

server requirements. It also develops

alternate systems configurations to meet

specific alternative requirements (nontraditional technology approaches).

15. Solves client server problems by

applying information on state-of-the-art

OS, and client server hardware

currently available in the marketplace. It

develops turn-key client server systems

and special menus to meet unusual

customer requirements.

16. Responsible for all aspects of

client server design, development and

engineering.

17. Works with SSA client server

users at the headquarters’ campus and at

OHA, OGC and OIG sites as well as the

state DDS sites; to develop, test and

support component specific

applications, initiatives and

configurations.

H. The Division of

Telecommunications Security and

Standards (S4EK).

Delete: 5., 6., and 7. In their entirety.

I. The Division of Resource

Management and Acquisition (S4EL).

Add:

13. Formulates an OTSO-wide

Systems Plan and assigns responsibility

to OTSO components for various parts

of the Plan. Works with OTSO

components to evaluate their proposed

systems objectives in terms of technical

feasibility, availability of resources and

systems costs. Identifies the major

OTSO activities and resources needed to

support these objectives. Directs and

coordinates the OTSO technical

workpower, equipment and other

special costs for the SSA budget process

and justifies these on the basis of the

ADP plan.

14. Coordinates OTSO activities

related to the SSA ADP Plan. Directs the

preparation of detailed project plans

including resource estimates for projects

of which OTSO has the lead. Monitors

progress and use of workpower and

equipment resources by OTSO

components against their approved

plans. Develops standard methods for

project management and assists OTSO

components in their use.

15. Manages a centralized inventory

of all SSA ITS and telecommunications

equipment, and manages the ITS excess

equipment process.

J. The Division of Integration and

Environmental Testing (S4EM).

Add:

15. Responsible for SSANet software

distribution and version management.

M. The Division of National Network

Services and Operations (S4EQ).

Add:

14. Operates large scale computer

resources providing level 3 monitoring

and problem determination for large

scale operations, online teleprocessing

regions and data base management

systems.

Amend as follows:

N. The Division of Network

Engineering (S4ER).

1. Directs the design, development,

implementation, maintenance and

support of specialized data

communications software (i.e., File

Transfer Management and Internet) to

support SSA’s international network

(SSANet).

4. Integrates and validates new

network hardware such as bridges,

routers, firewalls, software products,

versions and maintenance levels into

SSANet and SSANet connectivity

management.

14. Replace the word ‘‘LAN’’ in Line

2 with ‘‘Network’’.

16. Develops, disseminates and

enforces standards and policies relating

to bridges, routers, gateway, firewalls,

communication processors, and related

customer support and service.

17. Replace the word ‘‘LAN’’ in the

first sentence with ‘‘WAN’’.

18. Provides a full range of initial and

followup telecommunications and

connectivity services and support for

SSA users in network requirements

analysis, system design, WAN needs

determination, engineering,

implementation, network control,

Network OS software support and

training.

20. Delete ‘‘and special menus’’ in the

second sentence.

Delete:

10. In its entirety.

Renumber:

‘‘11’’ through ‘‘21’’ to read ‘‘10’’

through ‘‘20’’.

Dated: May 19, 1998.

Paul D. Barnes,

Deputy Commissioner for Human Resources.

[FR Doc. 98–15703 Filed 6–11–98; 8:45 am]

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DEPARTMENT OF STATE

[Public Notice 2822]

Advisory Committee on International

Economic Policy; Notice of Partially

Closed Meeting

The Advisory Committee on

International Economic Policy (ACIEP)
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will meet 9:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m. on

Wednesday, July 22, 1998, in Room

1107, U.S. Department of State, 2201 C

Street, NW, Washington, DC 20520. The

meeting will be hosted by Committee

Chairman Mike Gadbaw and by

Assistant Secretary of State for

Economic and Business Affairs Alan P.

Larson.

The ACIEP will first meet in closed

session, which will be devoted to the

Asian financial crisis and economic

sanctions. The closed briefings involve

discussions of classified information,

pursuant to section 10(d) of the Federal

Advisory Committee Act (FACA), 5

U.S.C. 552(c)(1), 5 U.S.C. 442b(c)(4), and

5 U.S.C. 552b(c)(9)(B). The open session

will focus on the G–8 Summit, OECD

Multilateral Agreement on Investment

and the Anti-Bribery Convention.

Members of the public may attend the

open session beginning at

approximately 11:30 a.m. as seating

capacity allows.

As access to the Department of State

is controlled, persons wishing to attend

the meeting should notify the ACIEP

Executive Secretary by Wednesday, July

15, 1998.

Each person must provide his or her

name, company or organization

affiliation, date of birth, and social

security number to the ACIEP

Secretariat at (202) 647–5968 or fax

(202) 647–5713 (Attn: Sharon Rogers). A

list will be made up for Diplomatic

Security and the Reception personnel

will direct them to Room 1107.

For further information, contact

Sharon Rogers, Secretariat, U.S.

Department of State, Bureau of

Economic and Business Affairs, Room

6828, Main State, Washington, DC

20520. She may be reached at telephone

number (202) 647–5968 or fax number

(202) 647–5713.

Dated: May 29, 1998.

Alan P. Larson,

Assistant Secretary for Economic and

Business Affairs.

[FR Doc. 98–15619 Filed 6–11–98; 8:45 am]

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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Federal Highway Administration

Environmental Impact Statement:

Rockingham County, NH

AGENCY: Federal Highway

Administration (FHWA), DOT.

ACTION: Notice of intent.

SUMMARY: The FHWA is issuing this

notice to advise the public that an

Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)

will be prepared for a proposed highway

project in the Towns of Derry and

Londonderry, in Rockingham County,

New Hampshire.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr.

William F. O’Donnell, P.E.,

Environmental Program Manager,

Federal Highway Administration, 279

Pleasant Street, Suite 204, Concord,

New Hampshire 03301–2509,

Telephone: (603) 225–1608. George H.

Sioras, Planning Director, Town of

Derry, 40 Fordway, Derry, New

Hampshire 03038, Telephone: (603)

432–6148 or Peter C. Lowitt, Director of

Planning & Economic Development,

Town of Londonderry, 50 Nashua Road,

Londonderry, New Hampshire, 03053,

Telephone: (603) 431–1100 X103.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The

FHWA, in cooperation with the Towns

of Derry and Londonderry, will prepare

an EIS for a proposed highway project

to improve access to and from Interstate

93 (I–93) and the Towns served by NH

Route 102, especially Derry and

Londonderry. The project shall study

alternative access routes to the Interstate

system for through traffic along NH

Route 102, including the possibility of

a new interchange in the vicinity of Exit

4 and the necessary road networks to

connect the new interchange to the

highway system east and/or west of I–

93. Consideration of upgrading existing

roadways within the study area, as

alternative means of meeting the area’s

transportation requirements, will also be

addressed. Other potential alternative

solutions to be studied include: taking

no action, applying transportation

systems management (TSM)

improvements to selected locations on

existing roads, transportation demand

management (TDM), including mass

transit, and combinations of these

alternatives. Various designs of grade,

alignment, geometry and access will be

evaluated.

Citizens Advisory Task Force (CATF)

consisting of local officials and citizens,

NHDOT and FHWA will be established

to explore and evaluate transportation

alternatives and to evaluate project

input as this study progresses.

Letters describing the proposed action

and soliciting scoping comments will be

sent to appropriate Federal, state and

local agencies, and to private

organizations who have an interest in

this proposal. They will also be invited

to a formal scoping meeting. Public

information, community and CATF

meetings will be held in the study area

as the project progresses to consider

public input in the planning process. A

public hearing will be held following

distribution of the Draft Environmental

Impact Statement (DEIS). Public notice

will be given regarding the time and

location of this hearing. The DEIS will

be available for review and comment by

the public and interested agencies.

The formal scoping meeting will be

held at the West Running Brook Middle

School in Derry, New Hampshire on

July 30, 1998 in separate sessions, the

first beginning at 2:00 p.m., and the

second beginning at 7:00 to: (1) confirm

the limits of the project study area, (2)

help establish the study framework and

the impacts to be analyzed, and (3) help

to define a reasonable range of

alternatives to be considered. Study area

resources to be analyzed include the

natural environment (such as farmland,

wetlands, water resources and wildlife

habitat), the social environment (such as

land use, economic and residential

development, noise and community

facilities), the cultural environment

(historic and archaeological resources),

secondary impacts and the

transportation network. Agencies to be

invited to be cooperating agencies are

the U.S. Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA), the U.S. Army Corps of

Engineers (ACOE), the New Hampshire

Department of Transportation (NHDOT),

the New Hampshire Division of Historic

Resources (NHDHR), and the New

Hampshire Department of

Environmental Services (NHDES).

Comments and suggestions are invited

from all interested parties to ensure that

the full range of issues related to this

proposed action is addressed and all

significant issues are identified.

Comments or questions concerning this

proposed action should be addressed to

the FHWA, the Town of Derry or the

Town of Londonderry at the addresses

provided above.

(Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance

Program Number 20.205, Highway Planning

and Construction. The regulation

implementing Executive Order 12372

regarding intergovernmental consultation on

Federal programs and activities apply to this

program)

Issued on June 5, 1998.

Kathleen O. Laffey,

Division Administrator, Concord, New

Hampshire.

[FR Doc. 98–15687 Filed 6–11–98; 8:45 am]

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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

Submission for OMB Review;

Comment Request

June 8, 1998.

The Department of Treasury has

submitted the following public

information collection requirement(s) to