Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 97 / Friday, May 19, 1995 / Notices 26871

Dated: May 12, 1995.

Paul L. Joffe,

Deputy Assistant Secretary for Import

Administration.

[FR Doc. 95–12395 Filed 5–18–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3510–DS–P

Notice of Scope Rulings

AGENCY: Import Administration,

International Trade Administration,

Department of Commerce.

ACTION: Notice of Scope Rulings and

Anticircumvention Inquiries.

SUMMARY: The Department of Commerce

(the Department) hereby publishes a list

of scope rulings and anticircumvention

inquiries completed between January 1,

1995, and March 31, 1995. In

conjunction with this list, the

Department is also publishing a list of

pending requests for scope clarifications

and anticircumvention inquiries. The

Department intends to publish future

lists within 30 days of the end of each

quarter.

EFFECTIVE DATE: May 19, 1995.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Ronald M. Trentham, Office of

Antidumping Compliance, Import

Administration, International Trade

Administration, U.S. Department of

Commerce, 14th Street and Constitution

Avenue NW., Washington, D.C. 20230;

telephone: (202) 482–3931.

Background

The Department’s regulations (19 CFR

353.29(d)(8) and 355.29(d)(8)) provide

that on a quarterly basis the Secretary

will publish in the Federal Register a

list of scope rulings completed within

the last three months.

This notice lists scope rulings and

anticircumvention inquiries completed

between January 1, 1995, and March 31,

1995, and pending scope clarification

and anticircumvention inquiry requests.

The Department intends to publish in

July 1995 a notice of scope rulings and

anticircumvention inquiries completed

between April 1, 1995, and June 30,

1995, as well as pending scope

clarification and anticircumvention

inquiry requests.

The following lists provide the

country, case reference number,

requester(s), and a brief description of

either the ruling or product subject to

the request.

I. Scope Rulings Completed Between

January 1, 1995, and March 31, 1995

Country: Canada

A–201–805 Steel Jacks from Canada

Seeburn, a division of Ventra Group,

Inc.—Seeburn’s automobile tire

jacks are outside the scope of the

finding. 2/3/95.

Country: People’s Republic of China

A–570–504 Petroleum Wax Candles

Two’s Company—Red and gold angel

taper candle is outside the scope of

the order. Decorated pillar candles

are within the scope of the order. 1/

13/95.

Springwater Cookie and

Confections—Feather twist candles

are within the scope of the order. 2/

14/95.

Watkins Inc.— Holiday pillar candles

are within the scope of the order. 2/

14/95.

A–570–001 Potassium Permanganate

Aerostat Inc.—Plastic ignitor spheres

are outside the scope of the order.

1/13/95

Country: Japan

A–588–405 Cellular Mobile

Telephones and Subassemblies

JRC International—Model PTR–829

portable cellular telephone is

outside the scope of the order. 1/3/

95.

JRC International—Model PTR–870

portable cellular telephone is

outside the scope of the order. 1/3/

95.

NEC Corporation and NEC America,

Inc.—Models MP5A1D1 and

MP5A1D2 portable cellular

telephones are outside the scope of

the order. 1/3/95.

Matsushita Communication Industrial

Corporation of America—Panasonic

models EB–3560 and EB–3561

portable cellular telephones are

outside the scope of the order. 1/3/

95.

A–588–014 Tuners

Fujitsu Ten Corporation of America—

Fujitsu’s ETV front ends are outside

the scope of the finding. 1/20/95.

Alpine Electronics—Tuning element

printed circuit boards (PCBs) are

outside the scope of the finding. 2/

3/95.

A–588–604 Tapered Roller Bearings

and Parts Thereof

Koyo Seiko—Certain forgings are

within the scope of the order. 2/2/

95.

II. Anticircumvention Rulings

Completed Between January 1, 1995,

and March 31, 1995

Country: Mexico

A–201–806 Steel Wire Rope

Committee of Domestic Steel Wire

and Specialty Cable

Manufacturers—Affirmative

determination of circumvention of

the order by importing steel wire

strand into the United States where

it is wound into steel wire rope. 2/

28/95.

III. Scope Inquiries Terminated

Between January 1, 1995 and March 31,

1995

Country: India

A–533–809 Forged Stainless Steel

Flanges from India

Improved Piping Products, Inc.—

Clarification to determine whether

‘‘convoluted’’ flanges are within the

scope of the order. Scope inquiry

terminated on 1/31/95.

Country: Japan

A–588–804 Cylindrical Roller Bearings

Aerodyne Dallas—Clarification to

determine whether outer races and

balls, produced in the United States

and assembled in Japan after the

machining process, are within the

scope of the order. Scope inquiry

terminated on 2/22/95.

A–588–028 Roller Chain, Other than

Bicycle

Allied-Apical Co.—Clarification to

determine whether a specified

replacement part for a tenter is

within the scope of the finding.

Scope inquiry terminated on 2/3/

95.

Iwatani International Corporation of

America—Clarification to

determine whether certain chain

imported by Iwatani is within the

scope of the finding. Scope inquiry

terminated at Iwatani’s request on

2/17/95.

IV. Anticircumvention Inquiries

Terminated Between January 1, 1995

and March 31, 1995

None.

V. Pending Scope Clarification Requests

as of March 31, 1995

Country: Canada

A–122–823 Certain Cut-to-Length

Carbon Steel Plate

Sidbec-Dosco Inc., and Canberra

Industries—Clarification to

determine whether hot-rolled

carbon steel plate is within the

scope of the order.

A–122–006 Steel Jacks from Canada

Whiting Equipment Canada Inc.—

Clarification to determine whether

Whiting’s rail vehicle electric jacks

are outside the scope of the finding.

Country: Mexico

A–201–805 Circular Welded NonAlloy Steel Pipe

Allied Tube & Conduit Corp.,

American Tube Co., Century Tube
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Corp., CSI Tubular Productions,

Inc., Laclede Steel Co., LTV Tubular

Productions Co., Sawhill Tubular

Division, Sharon Tube Co., TexTube Division, Western Tube &

Conduit Corp., Wheatland Tube

Co.—Clarification to determine

whether pipe produced to API 5L

line pipe specifications or to both

ASTM A–53 standard pipe

specification and the API 5L line

pipe specification (dual-certified

pipe), when intended for use as

standard pipe or when actually

used as standard pipe, is within the

scope of the order. Affirmative

preliminary scope ruling issued on

January 13, 1994.

Tubacero International Corporation—

Clarification to determine whether

circular welded carbon steel piping,

16 inches in outside diameter with

3/8 inch wall thickness, for use in

extremely heavy load bearing

applications, is within the scope of

the order.

A–201–802 Gray Portland Cement

and Cement Clinker

Cementos de Chihuahua S.A. de C.V.

and Mexcement, Inc.—Clarification

to determine whether masonry

cement is within the scope of the

order.

Country: Brazil

A–351–809 Circular Welded NonAlloy Steel Pipe

Allied Tube & Conduit Corp.,

American Tube Co., Century Tube

Corp., CSI Tubular Productions,

Inc., Laclede Steel Co., LTV Tubular

Productions Co., Sawhill Tubular

Division, Sharon Tube Co., TexTube Division, Western Tube &

Conduit Corp., Wheatland Tube

Co.—Clarification to determine

whether pipe produced to API 5L

line pipe specifications or to both

ASTM A–53 standard pipe

specification and the API 5L line

pipe specification (dual-certified

pipe), when intended for use as

standard pipe or when actually

used as standard pipe, is within the

scope of the order. Affirmative

preliminary scope ruling issued on

January 13, 1994.

A–351–503 Iron Construction Castings

C–351–504 Southland Marketing—

Clarification to determine whether

certain cast iron grates and frames

are within the scope of the order.

Country: France

A–427–078 Sugar

Boiron-Borneman, Inc.—Clarification

to determine whether manufactured

homepathic sugar pellets are within

the scope of the finding.

Country: Italy

A–475–401 Certain Brass Fire

Protection Products

Giacomini, S.p.A.—Clarification to

determine whether pressure control

(or regulating valves), Models A201,

A202, A203, and A204 and leader

line siamese (Model A99) are

within the scope of the order.

Country: Turkey

A–489–501 Welded Carbon Steel

Standard Pipe and Tube Products

Allied Tube and Conduit Corporation,

Wheatland Tube Company, Laclede

Steel Company, Sharon Tube

Company, and Sawhill Tubular

Division of Armco, Inc.—

Clarification to determine whether

pipe and tube which meet the

order’s physical specifications,

when intended for or actually used

as standard pipe and tube, is

included within the scope of the

order.

Country: People’s Republic of China

A–570–504 Petroleum Wax Candles

KMart Corporation—Clarification to

determine whether novelty pillar

Halloween and novelty pillar

Christmas candles are within the

scope of the order.

Concept Marketing—Clarification to

determine whether Concept’s Safe2–Lite candle is within the scope of

the order.

Boomster Imports Inc.—Clarification

to determine whether Boomster’s

three-inch cube candles are within

the scope of the order.

Sun It Corporation (Sun)—

Clarification to determine whether

Sun candles, model 271ND (Flag

Lites), model 259NDA (Porch

Torch) and model 281N (Gigantic

fruit), are within the scope of the

order.

Mervyn’s—Clarification to determine

whether article no. 20172 in the

shape of a cube is within the scope

of the order.

A–570–502 Iron Construction Castings

Jack’s International—Clarification to

determine whether certain cast iron

area drains are within the scope of

the order.

A–570–804 Sparklers

Fritz Companies Inc.—Clarification to

determine whether 14 inch Morning

Glorys are within the scope of the

order.

A–570–808 Chrome-Plated Lug Nuts

Consolidated International

Automotive, Inc.—Clarification to

determine whether certain nickelplated lug nuts are within the scope

of the order.

Country: Korea

A–580–809 Circular Welded NonAlloy Steel Pipe

Allied Tube & Conduit Corp.,

American Tube Co., Century Tube

Corp., CSI Tubular Productions,

Inc., Laclede Steel Co., LTV Tubular

Productions Co., Sawhill Tubular

Division, Sharon Tube Co., TexTube Division, Western Tube &

Conduit Corp., Wheatland Tube

Co.—Clarification to determine

whether pipe produced to API 5L

line pipe specifications or to both

ASTM A–53 standard pipe

specification and the API 5L line

pipe specification (dual-certified

pipe), when intended for use as

standard pipe or when actually

used as standard pipe, is within the

scope of the order. Affirmative

preliminary scope ruling issued on

January 13, 1994.

A–580–811 Steel Wire Rope

TSK Korea and Hi-Lex Corp.—

Clarification to determine whether

certain motion control cables are

within the scope of the order.

A–580–812 Dynamic Random Access

Memory Semiconductors of One

Megabit and above (DRAMs)

Kingston Technology Corporation—

Clarification to determine whether

certain single in-line memory and

other boards manufactured in the

United States from DRAMs

produced in Korea, and reimported

into the United States as defective

products or as inventory rotation

are within the scope of the order.

Country: Japan

A–588–802 31⁄2′′ Microdisks

TDK Inc., TDK Electronics Co.—

Clarification to determine whether

certain web roll media are within

the scope of the order.

A–588–804 Antifriction Bearings

(Other Than Tapered Roller

Bearings), and Parts Thereof

Dana Corporation—Clarification to

determine whether an automotive

component known variously as a

center bracket assembly, center

bearing assembly, support bracket,

or shaft support bearing, is within

the scope of the order.

Nakanishi Manufacturing Corp.—

Clarification to determine whether a

stamped steel washer with a zinc

phosphate and adhesive coating

which is used in the manufacture of

a ball bearing seal is within the

scope of the order.

A–588–405 Cellular Mobile

Telephones and Subassemblies

TDK Corporation of America—

Clarification to determine whether
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Duplexers, Voltage Control

Oscillators, and Isolators are within

the scope of the order.

Fujitsu Ltd., Fujitsu America, Inc.,

and Fujitsu Network Transmission

Systems, Inc.—Clarification to

determine whether models F80P–

173, 3625 and 3635 portable

cellular telephones are within the

scope of the order.

A–588–823 Professional Electric

Cutting Tools

Makita Inc., Makita U.S.A.—

Clarification to determine whether

Planer-Jointer model 2030SC is

within the scope of the order.

Makita Inc., Makita U.S.A.—

Clarification to determine whether

Chain Morticer model 7104L is

within the scope of the order.

A–588–055 Acrylic Sheet

Sumitomo Chemical America, Inc.—

Clarification to determine whether

acrylic sheet with light scattering

properties is within the scope of the

finding.

A–588–809 Small Business Telephone

Systems and Subassemblies and

Parts Thereof

Iwatsu America, Inc. and Iwatsu

Electric Co.—Clarification to

determine whether certain circuit

cards are within the scope of the

order.

Country: Venezuela

A–307–805 Circular Welded NonAlloy Steel Pipe

Self-initiation. Clarification to

determine whether pipe produced

to API 5L line pipe specifications or

to both ASTM A–53 standard pipe

specification and the API 5L line

pipe specification (dual-certified

pipe), when intended for use as

standard pipe or when actually

used as standard pipe, is within the

scope of the order. Affirmative

preliminary scope ruling issued on

January 13, 1994.

Country: Argentina

C–357–803 Leather

Petitioners—Clarification to

determine whether upper bovine

leather without hair on, not whole,

prepared after tanning is within the

scope of the countervailing duty

order. Affirmative preliminary

scope ruling issued on January 27,

1995.

Country: Sweden

A–401–040 Stainless Steel Plate

Armco, Inc., G.O. Carlson, Allegheny

Ludlum Corp., and Washington

Steel Corp.—Clarification to

determine whether Stavax, Ramax,

and 904L are within the scope of

the finding. Affirmative preliminary

scope ruling issued on November

16, 1994.

Country: Germany

A–428–801 Antifriction Bearings

(other than Tapered Roller

Bearings) and Parts Thereof

Consolidated Saw Mill International

(CSMI) Inc.—Clarification to

determine whether certain Cambio

bearings contained in its sawmill

debarker are within the scope of the

order. Affirmative preliminary

ruling issued on December 16,

1994.

Marquart Switches—Clarification to

determine whether certain steel

balls are within the scope of the

order.

Country: Taiwan

A–583–810 Chrome-Plated Lug Nuts

Consolidated International

Automotive, Inc.—Clarification to

determine whether certain nickelplated lug nuts are within the scope

of the order.

A–583–603 Stainless Steel Cookware

Max Burton Enterprises, Inc.—

Clarification to determine whether

the Max Burton StoveTop Smoker is

within the scope of the order.

Sheason Co., Inc.—Clarification to

determine whether the ‘‘Momy Bear

Auto Cooker’’ is within the scope of

the order.

A–583–508 Porcelain-on-Steel

Cookware

Blair Corp.—Clarification to

determine whether product number

271911, eight-quart stock pot and

product number 271921, twelvequart stock pot are within the scope

of the order.

Blair Corp.—Clarification to

determine whether product number

1001, seven piece cookware set is

within the scope of the order.

A–583–816 Certain Stainless Steel

Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings

Top Line Process Equipment

Corporation—Clarification to

determine whether various stainless

steel tube fittings with non-welded

end-connections, and other

products, are within the scope of

the order.

VI. Pending Anticircumvention Inquiry

Requests as of December 31, 1994

Country: Japan

A–588–602 Carbon Steel Butt-Weld

Pipe Fittings

U.S. Fittings Group—

Anticircumvention inquiry to

determine whether a producer of

carbon steel butt-weld pipe fittings

in Japan is circumventing the

antidumping duty order by

shipping parts to Thailand for

processing and importing the

finished product into the United

States.

Country: Germany

A–428–811 Hot-Rolled Lead and

Bismuth Carbon Steel Products

Inland Steel Bar Company and USS

Kolbe Steel Company—

Anticircumvention inquiry to

determine whether a producer of

steel in Germany is circumventing

the antidumping duty order by

shipping leaded steel billets to its

wholly-owned subsidiary in the

Netherlands, hot-rolling the billets

into bars and rods, and then

exporting them to the United States.

Interested parties are invited to

comment on the accuracy of the list of

pending scope clarification requests.

Any comments should be submitted to

the Assistant Secretary for Import

Administration, International Trade

Administration, Room B–099, U.S.

Department of Commerce, 14th Street

and Constitution Avenue, NW,

Washington, D.C. 20230.

Dated: May 10, 1995.

Roland L. MacDonald,

Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for

Compliance.

[FR Doc. 95–12394 Filed 5–18–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3510–DS–P

Minority Business Development

Agency

Business Development Center

Applications: Brooklyn, New York

AGENCY: Minority Business

Development Agency.

ACTION: Amendment.

SUMMARY: On page 24839, in the issue

dated Wednesday, May 10, 1995,

solicitation to operate the Brooklyn

Minority Business Development Center

is amended to include: PRE-AWARD

CONFERENCE: June 2, 1995, at 10:00

a.m., at 26 Federal Plaza, Room 3305,

New York, New York.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND AN

APPLICATION PACKAGE, CONTACT:

Heyward Davenport, Regional Director

at (212) 264–3262.

The closing date for applications is

June 19, 1995.

Proper identification is required for

entrance into any Federal building.

11.800 Minority Business Development

Center

(Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance)