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The intent of the natural gas

development is to extract and recover

natural gas from the Pinedale Anticline

lease area, allowing the companies to

provide more natural gas to companies

distributing and supplying natural gas

to consumers. This would benefit

consumers by making additional

supplies of clean-burning natural gas

available.

Land and resource management issues

and concerns associated with the

construction of roads, well pads, and

pipelines; the drilling and completion of

wells; and the operation and

maintenance of a producing well field

that will be analyzed in the EIS will

include;

* Potential impacts to nesting raptors.

* Potential impacts to Threatened/

Endangered/Candidate species (plant

and animal).

* Potential impacts to Threatened/

Endangered Colorado River fish from

water depletions.

* Potential impacts to sage grouse

breeding, nesting, and winter range

habitat.

* Potential impacts to Sublette

antelope herd migration.

* Potential impacts to Sublette mule

deer herd migration.

* Potential impacts to wildlife habitat

and fish habitat.

* Potential impacts to State Priority

One birds and mammals.

* Potential conflicts with livestock

and range improvements.

* Potential impacts on cultural

resources (prehistoric and historic

resources).

* Potential impacts from increased

drilling related traffic on Federal and

State highways and increased public

access to the area.

* Potential social and economic

affects to the local communities

(increased Federal, State, and local

revenues).

* Potential impacts to surface and

groundwater resources.

* Potential impacts to air quality and

air quality related values of the BridgerTeton and Fitzpatrick Wilderness Areas.

* Potential impacts on wetlands,

floodplains, and/or riparian areas.

* Potential impacts on paleontology.

* Potential impacts from hazardous

substances.

* Potential impacts to visual

resources (e.g., conformance with visual

resource management classifications;

potential impacts from development on

the natural landscape).

* Potential impacts to current land

use (industrialization).

* Revegetation and restoration of

short-term disturbances and long-term

stabilization, and control of noxious

weeds.

* Potential impacts to human health

and safety.

* Potential impacts to domestic

animal health and safety.

* Potential cumulative impacts from

the development when added to other

energy-related activities ongoing or

planned in the vicinity of the project.

* Split-estate concerns.

* Potential impacts to the National

Historic Trail System.

* Potential impacts to sites sensitive

to American Indians.

Opportunities that may be derived

from the natural gas development

include: increased royalties and tax

revenues to local, State and Federal

Governments; added employment and

economic benefits to communities near

the natural gas field; increase in

Wyoming’s share of new and existing

markets; and development of natural gas

to assist in the attainment of clean air

in conformance with Presidential and

Congressional direction.

Dated: July 8, 1998.

Alan L. Kesterke,

Associate State Director.

[FR Doc. 98–18671 Filed 7–13–98; 8:45 am]

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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Bureau of Land Management

[CO–930–4214–010; COC–61331]

Proposed Withdrawal; Opportunity for

Public Meeting; Colorado; Correction

AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management,

Interior.

ACTION: Correction.

SUMMARY: This action corrects Notice of

Proposed Withdrawal, 62 FR66663–

66664, published December 19, 1997, as

FR Doc. 97–33135.

On Page 66663, third column, under

T. 44 N., R. 8 W., which reads ‘‘Sec. 35,

E1⁄2’’ is hereby corrected to read ‘‘Sec.

36, E1⁄2.’’

Jenny L. Saunders,

Realty Officer.

[FR Doc. 98–18700 Filed 7–13–98; 8:45 am]

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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

National Park Service

National Register of Historic Places;

Notification of Pending Nominations

Nominations for the following

properties being considered for listing

in the National Register were received

by the National Park Service before July

3, 1998. Pursuant to section 60.13 of 36

CFR Part 60 written comments

concerning the significance of these

properties under the National Register

criteria for evaluation may be forwarded

to the National Register, National Park

Service, 1849 C St. NW, NC400,

Washington, DC 20240. Written

comments should be submitted by July

29, 1998.

Carol D. Shull,

Keeper of the National Register.

ARKANSAS

Arkansas County

DeWitt Post Office (Post Offices with Section

Art in Arkansas MPS), 221 W. Cross St.,

DeWitt, 98000915

Carroll County

Berryville Post Office (Post Offices with

Section Art in Arkansas MPS), 101 E.

Madison Ave., Berryville, 98000922

Chicot County

Lake Village Post Office (Post Offices with

Section Art in Arkansas MPS), 206 S.

Cokley St., Lake Village, 98000916

Clay County

Piggott Post Office (Post Offices with Section

Art in Arkansas MPS), 119 N. Third St.,

Piggott, 98000917

Conway County

Morrilton Post Office (Post Offices with

Section Art in Arkansas MPS), 117 N.

Division St., Morrilton, 98000921

Crawford County

Van Buren Post Office (Post Offices with

Section Art in Arkansas MPS), 22 S.

Seventh St., Van Buren, 98000918

Cross County

Wynne Post Office (Post Offices with Section

Art in Arkansas MPS), 402 E. Merriman

Ave., Wynne, 98000914

Drew County

Monticello Post Office (Post Offices with

Section Art in Arkansas MPS), 211 W.

Gaines St., Monticello, 98000920

Faulkner County

Hiegel, Michael M., House, 504 Second St.,

Conway, 98000912

Howard County

Nashville Post Office (Post Offices with

Section Art in Arkansas MPS), 220 N. Main

St., Nashville, 98000913

Logan County

Paris Post Office (Post Offices with Section

Art in Arkansas MPS), 206 N. Elm St.,

Paris, 98000923

Ouachita County

Clifton and Greening Streets Historic District,

Roughly bounded by Clifton, and Greening

Sts., and Dallas, and Cleveland Aves.,

Camden, 98000911
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Yell County

Dardanelle Agriculture and Post Office (Post

Offices with Section Art in Arkansas MPS),

103 N. Front St., Dardanelle, 98000919

FLORIDA

Gulf County

St. Joseph Catholic Mission Church, 216 8th

St., Port St. Joe, 98000924

Indian River County

Royal Park Arcade, 1059 21st St., Vero Beach,

98000925

Jefferson County

Lloyd Woman’s Club (Clubhouses of

Florida’s Woman’s Clubs MPS), Bond St.,

Lloyd, 98000926

Polk County

Woman’s Club of Winter Haven (Clubhouses

of Florida’s Woman’s Clubs MPS), 660

Pope Ave., NW, Winter Haven, 98000927

GEORGIA

Sumter County

New Corinth Baptist Church, 1178 Hooks

Mill Rd., Americus vicinity, 98000928

IOWA

Harrison County

Murray General Merchandise Store, Jct. of

Mulberry and Second Sts., Little Sioux,

98000930

Woodbury County

Bailey, George A. and Mary Tinkel, House,

423 10th St., Correctionville, 98000929

KENTUCKY

Ballard County

Juett, Dr. David Polk, Farmstead (Caught in

the Middle; the Civil War on the Lower

Ohio River MPS), Blandville-Hinkleville

Rd., Blandville vicinity, 98000936

Boyle County

Dutch Barn (Caught in the Middle; the Civil

War on the Lower Ohio River MPS), Jct. of

Spears Ln., and KY33, E of Shakertown

Rd., Danville vicinity, 98000941.

Hankla—Walker House (Boyle MPS),

0.3 mi. NW of KY 1920, 0.6 mi. S of Whites

Rd., Perryville vicinity, 98000931

Harrodsburg Pike Rural Historic District

(Caught in the Middle; the Civil War on the

Lower Ohio River MPS), W side of US 127,

from County Line S 3.25 mi., Danville

vicinity, 98000942

Butler County

Carson’s Landing, 1086 Annis Ferry Rd.,

Morgantown vicinity, 98000935

Crittenden County

Weston Bluff Skirmish Site Caught in the

Middle; the Civil War on the Lower Ohio

River MPS), Along Ohio R., N of Weston,

Weston, 98000937

Fayette County

Douglass School, 465 Price Rd., Lexington,

98000933

Hopkins County

Dawson Springs Historic District (Boundary

Increase) (Hopkins County MPS), Roughly

bounded by Keigan St., Water St., Arcadia

Ave., Hunter St., and Sycamore St.,

Dawson Springs, 98000934

Livingston County

Fort Star (Caught in the Middle; the Civil

War on the Lower Ohio River MPS), 0.3 mi.

S of Smithland, Smithland, 98000938

Masonic Hall—Federal Commissary Building

(Caught in the Middle; the Civil War on the

Lower Ohio River MPS), Jct. of Main and

Charlotte Sts., Smithland vicinity,

98000939

McCracken County

Tilghman—Woolfolk House (Caught in the

Middle; the Civil War on the Lower Ohio

River MPS), 631 Kentucky Ave., Paducah,

98000940

Metcalfe County

Sulphur Well Historic District, Roughly by

Wister Wallace Rd., S fork of the Little

Barren R., Mitchell-Edwards Rd., and KY

70, Sulphur Well, 98000932

MARYLAND

Frederick County

Grossnickel, Peter of P., Farm, 11720

Wolfsville Rd., Myersville, 98000944

MISSOURI

St. Francois County

McCormick, James Robinson, House, 324 W.

Columbia St., Farmington, 98000945

MONTANA

Fallon County

Fallon County Jail, 723 S. Main, Baker,

98000946

NEW YORK

Delaware County

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Complex, Jct. of

Pine and Church Sts., Hobart, 98000948

NORTH CAROLINA

Wake County

Wendell Commercial Historic District (Wake

County MPS), Roughly along jct. of Main

St. and Third St., Wendell, 98000947

OREGON

Jackson County

Medford Downtown Historic District,

Roughly between Fourth and Ninth Sts.,

Oakdale and Riverside Aves., Medford,

98000949

Multnomah County

Hryszko Brothers Building (Eliot

Neighborhood MPS), 836 N. Russell St.,

Portland, 98000950

South Portland Historic District, Roughly

bounded by Arthur, Front, Grover, Hood,

and Curry Sts., and Barbur Blvd., Portland,

98000951

Polk County

Wilson, A.K., Building, 887 Main St., Dallas,

98000952

PENNSYLVANIA

Allegheny County

Homestead Battle Site, S side of

Monongahela R., NE of Homestead,

Munhall Borough, 98000953

TENNESSEE

Franklin County

Shook—Vanzant Farm (Historic Family

Homes of Middle Tennessee MPS), 210

Moore Farm Rd., Winchester vicinity,

98000954

TEXAS

Travis County

University Baptist Church, 2130 Guadalupe

St., Austin, 98000955

A Correction is hereby made for the

following resource:

Corrected Information

MASSACHUSETTS

Suffolk County

Revere Beach Reservation Historic District,

Roughly bounded by Eliot Circle, Revere

Beach Blvd., Northern Circle, and Atlantic

Ocean, Revere, 98000871

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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

National Park Service

Notice of Intent to Repatriate Cultural

Items From Mississippi in the

Possession of the Department of

Sociology and Anthropology,

University of Mississippi, Oxford, MS

AGENCY: National Park Service

ACTION: Notice

Notice is hereby given under the

Native American Graves Protection and

Repatriation Act, 43 CFR 10.10 (a)(3), of

the intent to repatriate cultural items in

the possession of the Department of

Sociology and Anthropology, University

of Mississippi which meet the definition

of ‘‘unassociated funerary objects’’

under Section 2 of the Act.

The cultural items consist of an 1801

Jefferson Peace Medal; a piece of cane

showing copper staining; two metal

knives with bone handles; 1,305 glass

beads; a small brass kettle; an openwork silver buckle; ten circular silver

brooches or ornaments, one engraved

with the mark ‘‘T.Dowler’’; four silver

ornament fragments; four silver

bracelets; one silver crescent gorget; six

brass screw rings; two silver ear

pendants with red beads; ear pendant

fragments; and a silver band.