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stating that the windows in question

were marked AS–3. Russo argued:

The windshields that were installed in

these vehicles were labeled AS–1.

The [installers] had shown us the

windshield label on the windshield stock

plate before the installation and fitting

process. The San Jose Fire Dept.’s Battalion

Chief Master Mechanic was also shown the

label at this time and he said this to Mr.

Shifflet [of NHTSA’s Office of Vehicle Safety

Compliance] during his visit.

We have a sample of the label that the glass

company that supplies the Fire Dept. And all

of California had supplied(sic) to show DOT.

The windshield that was supplied to us by

San Jose Glass contained this label:

Laminated

16 CFR 1201 M550

CATT II AS–1

DOT 273

* * * * *

The labeling on the driver’s and

passenger’s window is also inconsequential

to vehicle safety as shown by supporting data

that the glass manufacturer uses all the same

AS 2 glass except for a very slight

insignificant light transmission in AScertified configuration.

The City of San Jose notes that the

side windows are AS–3 rather than AS–

2. Darlene E. Skelton and the Fire

Marshal note that the noncompliance is

easily remedied by the installation of

new glass. The Fire Marshal also

believes that the windshield should be

marked to bring it into full compliance

with Standard No. 205.

Because all windshields are required

to be AS–1 glazing, NHTSA is confident

that, if the unmarked windshields have

to be replaced, the replacement

windshield will be AS–1 glazing. The

agency does not concur with Russo’s

characterization of the substitution of

AS–3 glazing for AS–2 glazing as

resulting in ‘‘a very slight insignificant

light transmission’’, but it does

conclude that, because the

noncompliance exists in only two

vehicles, it will have an inconsequential

effect on safety.

4. FMVSS No. 207, ‘‘Seating Systems’’

In April 1991, Russo produced one

Command/Communications van (1989

Gillig chassis) with an 18,000 pound

gross vehicle weight rating. The vehicle

is a specially configured portable

meeting room for use at the scene of

disasters. It is a closed, straight body

van-type vehicle consisting essentially

of a cab for vehicle operation and a

cargo area which Russo converted into

a conference room.

Section 4.4 of FMVSS No. 207

requires that all seats not designed to be

occupied while the vehicle is in motion

are to be conspicuously labeled to that

effect. The seats located in the meeting

room area of this vehicle are not

designed to be occupied while the

vehicle is being operated, but are not

labeled as such.

Subsequent to its petition, Russo

agreed to provide the labels for the seats

in question. This moots its penalty for

exemption from the statutory remedial

requirements. Any failures to comply

with the letter of the notification

requirements of Part 577 are less

significant in the case where

notification is to be provided a single

owner who is aware of the

noncompliance and has commented to

NHTSA on it.

Accordingly, in consideration of the

foregoing, it is hereby found that the

petitioner has met its burden of

persuasion that the noncompliances

herein described are inconsequential to

motor vehicle safety, and its petition is

granted.

(49 U.S.C. 30118 and 30120; delegations of

authority at 49 CFR 1.50 and 49 CFR 501.8)

Issued on April 18, 1995.

Barry Felrice,

Associate Administrator for Safety

Performance Standards.

[FR Doc. 95–10000 Filed 4–21–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4910–59–P

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

Internal Revenue Service

Privacy Act of 1974; Computer

Matching Programs

AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service;

Treasury Department.

ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: Pursuant to Section

552a(e)(12) of the Privacy Act of 1974,

as amended, and the Office of

Management and Budget (OMB)

Guidelines on the Conduct of Matching

Programs, notice is hereby given of the

conduct of Internal Revenue Service

computer matching programs.

In accordance with various provisions

of section 6103 of the Internal Revenue

Code (IRC) of 1986, the computer

matching programs provide Federal,

State, and local agencies with tax

information from IRS records to assist

them in administering the programs and

activities described hereafter. The

purpose of these programs is to prevent

or reduce fraud and abuse in certain

Federally assisted benefit programs and

facilitate the settlement of government

claims while protecting the privacy

interest of the subjects of the match. The

matches are conducted on an on-going

basis in accordance with the terms of

the Computer Matching Agreement in

effect with each participant as approved

by the Data Integrity Boards of both

agencies, and for the period of time

specified in such Agreement. Members

of the public desiring specific

information concerning an on-going

matching activity may request a copy of

the agreement at the address provided

below.

EFFECTIVE DATE: June 5, 1995.

ADDRESSES: Inquiries may be mailed to

Director, Office of Disclosure, Internal

Revenue Service, P.O. Box 795,

Washington, DC 20044.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Gwen Collins, Program Manager,

Privacy Act and Education Branch,

Internal Revenue Service, (202) 622–

6240.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The

nature, purposes, and authorities for IRS

computer matching programs are as

follows:

Matches Conducted Pursuant to IRC

6103(1)(7)

The Service is required, upon written

request, to disclose current information

from returns with respect to unearned

income to any Federal, State, or local

agency administering federally-assisted

benefit programs which provide:

(a) Aid to Families with Dependent

Children (AFDC) under a State Plan

approved under Part A of Title IV of the

Social Security Act;

(b) Medical assistance under a State

plan approved under Title XIX of the

Social Security Act;

(c) Supplemental Security Income

benefits under Title XVI of the Social

Security Act, and federally administered

supplementary payments of the type

described in section 1616(a) of such Act

(including payments pursuant to an

agreement entered into under section

212(a) of Pub. L. 93–66, 87 Stat. 155);

(d) Any benefits under a State plan

approved under Titles I, X, XIV or XVI

of the Social Security Act (as those titles

apply to Puerto Rico, Guam and the

Virgin Islands);

(e) Unemployment Compensation

under a State law as described in

section 3304 of the Internal Revenue

Code;

(f) Assistance under the Food Stamp

Act of 1977; and

(g) State-administered supplementary

payments of the type described in

section 1616(a) of the Social Security

Act (including payments pursuant to an

agreement entered into under section

212(a) of Pub. L. 93–66);

(h) Needs-based pensions under

United States Code (USC) Title 38,

Chapter 15 or under any other law

administered by the Secretary of

Veterans Affairs;
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(i) Parents’ dependency and

indemnity compensation under section

1315 of Title 38, USC;

(j) Health-care services under sections

1710(a)(1)(I), 1710(a)(2), 1710(b) and

1712(a)(2)(B) of USC Title 38;

(k) Compensation under chapter 11 of

Title 38, United States Code, at the 100

percent rate based solely on

unemployability and without regard to

the fact that the disability or disabilities

are not rated as 100 percent disabling

under the rating schedule; and

(l) Any housing assistance

administered by the Department of

Housing and Urban Development that

involves initial and periodic review of

an applicant’s or participant’s income.

Information is disclosed by the

Service only for the purpose of, and to

the extent necessary in, determining

eligibility for, or the correct amount of,

benefits under the aforementioned

programs.

The return information is extracted on

a monthly basis from the Internal

Revenue Service Wage and Information

Returns Processing File (Treas./IRS

System 22.061 (IRP)) for the latest tax

year. This file contains information

returns (e.g., Forms 1099–DIV, 1099–

INT AND w–2G) filed by payers of

income.

Federal agencies expected to

participate in (1)(7) matches, and their

Privacy Act systems of records:

(1) Department of Health and Human

Services, Administration for Children

and Families (Income and Eligibility

Verification for Aid to Families With

Dependent Children Quality Control

(AFDC–QC) Review, HHS/ACF/OFA

09–80–0201).

(2) Department of Health and Human

Services, Health Care Financing

Administration (Income and Eligibility

Verification for Medicaid Eligibility

Quality Control Reviews System, HHS/

HCFA/MB 09–07–2006);

(3) Department of Housing and Urban

Development, Office of Public and

Indian Housing (Tenant Assistance and

Contract Verification Data System,

HUD/H–11);

(4) Department of Verterans Affairs,

Veterans Benefits Administration

(Compensation, Pension, Education and

Rehabilitation Records, 58 VA 21/22;

and Loan Guaranty Home,

Condominium, and Manufactured Home

Loan Applicant Records, Specially

Adapted Housing Applicant Records

and Vendee Loan Applicant Records,

55VA26);

(5) Department of Veterans Affairs,

Veterans Health Administration (Patient

Medical Records-VA, 24VA136); and

(6) Social Security Administration,

Office of Supplemental Security Income

(Supplemental Security Record (SSR),

HHS/SSA/OSR 90–60–0103).

State agencies expected to participate

in (1)(7) matches are using a nonFederal system of records:

(1) Alabama Department of Human

Resources

(2) Alabama Medicaid Agency

(3) Alaska Department of Health and

Social Services

(4) Arizona Department of Economic

Security

(5) Arkansas Department of Human

Services

(6) California Department of Social

Services

(7) Colorado Department of Social

Services

(8) Connecticut Department of Social

Services

(9) Delaware Department of Health and

Social Services

(10) District of Columbia Department of

Human Services

(11) Florida Department of Health and

Rehabilitative Services

(12) Georgia Department of Human

Resources

(13) Guam Department of Public Health

and Social Services

(14) Hawaii Department of Human

Services

(15) Idaho Department of Health and

Welfare

(16) Illinois Department of Public Aid

(17) Indiana Department of Public

Welfare

(18) Iowa Department of Human

Services

(19) Kansas Department of Social and

Rehabilitative Services

(20) Kentucky Cabinet for Human

Resources

(21) Louisiana Department of Social

Services

(22) Louisiana Department of Health

and Hospitals

(23) Maine Department of Human

Services

(24) Maryland Department of Human

Resources

(25) Massachusetts Department of

Public Welfare

(26) Michigan Department of Social

Services

(27) Minnesota Department of Human

Services

(28) Mississippi Department of Human

Services

(29) Mississippi Division of Medicaid

(30) Missouri Department of Social

Services

(31) Montana Department of Social and

Rehabilitation Services

(32) Nebraska Department of Social

Services

(33) Nevada State Welfare Division

(34) New Hampshire Division of Human

Services

(35) New Jersey Department of Human

Services

(36) New Mexico Human Services

Department

(37) New York Department of Social

Services

(38) North Carolina Department of

Human Resources

(39) North Dakota Department of Human

Services

(40) Ohio Department of Human

Services

(41) Oklahoma Department of Human

Services

(42) Oregon Department of Human

Resources

(43) Pennsylvania Department of Public

Aid

(44) Puerto Rico Department of Social

Services

(45) Puerto Rico Department of Health

(46) Rhode Island Department of Human

Services

(47) South Carolina Department of

Social Services

(48) South Dakota Department of Social

Services

(49) Tennessee Department of Human

Services

(50) Texas Department of Human

Services

(51) Utah Department of Social Services

(52) Vermont Agency for Human

Services

(53) Virgin Islands Department of

Human Services

(54) Virgin Islands Bureau of Health

Insurance and Medical Assistance

(55) Virginia Department of Social

Services

(56) Washington Department of Social

and Health Services

(57) West Virginia Department of

Human Services

(58) Wisconsin Department of Health

and Social Services

(59) Wyoming Department Family

Services

Matches Conducted Pursuant to IRC

6103(m)(2)

The Service may, upon written

request, disclose the mailing address of

a taxpayer for use by officers,

employees, or agents of a Federal agency

for purposes of locating such taxpayer to

collect or compromise a Federal claim

against the taxpayer in accordance with

sections 3711, 3717, and 3718 of Title

31 of the United States Code. This

section also provides for the

redisclosure of a taxpayer’s mailing

address to a consumer reporting agency,

but only to allow for the preparation of

a commercial credit report on the

taxpayer for use by the requesting

Federal agency in accordance with the

Federal Claims Collection Act of 1966,

as amended by the Debt Collection Act

of 1982.
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The IRS information provided is

extracted weekly from the Individual

Master File (IMF) (Treas./IRS System

24.030).

Federal agencies participating in

(m)(2) matches and the Privacy Act

systems of records involved, are:

(1) U.S. Army Community and Family

Support Center (Nonappropriated Fund

Accounts Receivable System (A0215–

16SAFM));

(2) Defense Finance & Accounting

Service, Indianapolis Center (A0037–

104–1bSAFM Debt Management

System);

(3) Equal Employment Opportunity

Commission (Claim Collection Record

(EEOC–10));

(4) Health Resources & Services

Administration (Loan Repayment/Debt

Management Records System (HHS/

HRSA/OA 09–15–0045));

(5) Department of Housing & Urban

Development (Accounting Records

(HUD/DEPT–2));

(6) Defense Finance and Accounting

Service, Kansas City Center (Debt

Management and Collection System

(N07430–1));

(7) National Institute of Health (IRS

Address Request System (116841));

(8) Defense Finance and Accounting

Service, Cleveland Center (Debt

Management and Collection System

(N07430–1));

(9) Navy Exchange Services Command

(Bad Check and Indebtedness List

(N04066–1));

(10) Railroad Retirement Board

(Railroad Unemployment and Sickness

Insurance Benefit System (RRB–21);

Railroad Retirement, Survivor and

Pensioner Benefit System (RRB–22); and

Uncollectible Benefit Overpayment

Accounts (RRB–42));

(11) Social Security Administration

(Supplemental Security Income Record

(HHS/SSA/OSR 09–60–0103); and

Master Beneficiary Record (HHS/SSA/

OSR 09.60.0090));

(12) Department of Education

(Guaranteed Student Loan Program PreClaims Assistance System (ED 18–40–

0031); Financial Management

Information System (18–40–0033);

Payroll, Attendance and Leave Records

(18–11–0008); National Defense Student

Loan File System (18–40–0025); and

Guaranteed Student Loan Paid Claim

Files System (18–40–0026));

(13) Department of Health & Human

Services (Administrative Claims System

(HHS/OS/OGC 09–90–0062)); and

(14) Department of Veterans Affairs

(Compensation, Pension, Education and

Rehabilitation Records (58VA21/22/28)

and Loan Guarantee Home,

Condominium and Manufactured Home

Loan Applicant Records, Specially

Adapted Housing Applicant Records,

and Vendee Loan Applicant Records

(55VA26));

Matches Conducted Pursuant to IRC

6103(m)(4)

Upon written request from the

Secretary of Education, the Service may

disclose the mailing address of any

taxpayer who has defaulted on certain

loans extended under the Higher

Education Act or Migration and Refugee

Assistance Act for purposes of locating

such taxpayer to collect the loan. This

section further provides for the

redisclosure by the Secretary of

Education of a taxpayer’s mailing

address to any lender, or any State or

nonprofit guarantee agency,

participating under the Higher

Education Act, or any educational

institution with which the Secretary of

Education has an agreement under that

Act.

Redisclosure is made by the Secretary

of Education for use only by officers,

employees, or agents of such lender,

guarantee agency, or institution whose

duties relate to the collection of student

loans for purposes of locating

individuals who have defaulted on

student loans made under such loan

programs for purposes of collecting such

loans.

The IRS information provided is

extracted from the IMF (Treas./IRS

System 24.030). The U.S. Department of

Education matches the Guaranteed

Student Loan Program Pre-Claims

Assistance System (ED 18–40–0031)

with the IMF.

Matches Conducted Pursuant to IRC

6103(m)(5)

Upon written request from the

Secretary of Health and Human Services

(HHS), the Service may disclose the

mailing address of any taxpayer who

has defaulted on certain loans extended

under the Public Health Service Act for

purposes of locating such taxpayer to

collect the loan. This section also

provides for the redisclosure by the

Secretary of HHS of a taxpayer’s mailing

address to any school with which the

Secretary has an agreement under the

Public Health Service Act, or any

eligible lender participating under such

Act.

Redisclosure is made by the Secretary

of HHS for use only by officers,

employees, or agents of such school or

eligible lender whose duties relate to the

collection of student loans for purposes

of locating individuals who have

defaulted on student loans made under

the Public Health Service Act for the

purposes of collecting such loans.

The IRS information provided is

extracted from the IMF (Treas./IRS

System 24.030). The Department of

Health and Human Services matches the

Public Health Service and National

Health Service Corps Provider Records

System (HHS/HRSA/BHCDA 09–15–

0037) with the IMF.

Margaret Milner Richardson,

Commissioner of Internal Revenue.

Dated: April 14, 1995.

Alex Rodriguez,

Deputy Assistant Secretary (Administration).

[FR Doc. 95–10049 Filed 4–21–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4830–01–M

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

AFFAIRS

Persian Gulf Expert Scientific

Committee; Meeting

The Department of Veterans Affairs,

(VA), in accordance with Pub. L. 92–

463, gives notice that meetings of the

VA Persian Gulf Expert Scientific

Committee will be held on: Monday,

June 26, 1995, at 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.,

Tuesday June 27, 1995, at 8:30 a.m.–

12:01 p.m. The location of the meeting

will be 801 I Street, NW., Washington,

DC, room 1105.

The Committee’s objectives are to

advise the Under Secretary for Health

about medical findings affecting Persian

Gulf era veterans.

At this meeting the Committee will

review all aspects of patient care and

medical diagnoses and will provide

professional consultation as needed.

The Committee may advise on other

areas involving research and

development, veterans benefits and/or

training aspects for patients and staff.

All portions of the meeting will be

open to the public except from 4:00 p.m.

until 5:00 p.m. on June 26, 1995, and

11:00 a.m. until 12:01 p.m. on June 27,

1995. During these executive sessions

discussions and recommendations will

deal with medical records of specific

patients and individually identifiable

patient medical histories. The

disclosure of this information would

constitute a clearly unwarranted

invasion of personal privacy. Closure of

these portions of the meetings is in

accordance with subsection 10(d) of

Public Law 92–463, as amended by

Public Law 94–409, and as cited in 5

U.S.C. 552b(c)(6).

Additional information concerning

these meetings may be obtained from

the Chairperson, Office of Public Health

& Environmental Hazards, 810 Vermont

Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20420.

Dated: April 14, 1995.