Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 83 / Monday, May 1, 1995 / Notices 21215

IV. Participating Parties

Epilepsy Branch, National Institute of

Neurological Disorders and Stroke,

National Institutes of Health, Federal Bldg,

Rm. 118, Bethesda, MD 20892

Division of Clinical Pharmacology, Office of

Research Resources, Center for Drug

Evaluation and Research, Food and Drug

Administration, 4 Research Ct., Rm. 314,

Rockville, MD 20850

V. Liaison Officers

For the Epilepsy Branch: Harvey Kupferberg,

Ph.D., Epilepsy Branch, NINDS, NIH,

Federal Bldg, Rm. 118, (301) 496–1846

[phone], (301) 496–9916 [fax]

For the Division of Clinical Pharmacology:

John M. Strong, Ph.D., Food and Drug

Administration, 4 Research Ct., Rm. 314,

Rockville, MD 20850, (301) 427–1065

[phone], (301) 427–1026 [fax]

VI. Period of Agreement

This agreement becomes effective upon

acceptance by both parties and will continue

in effect indefinitely. It may be modified by

mutual written consent or terminated by

either party upon a 60-day advance written

notice to the other party.

Approved and Accepted for the Epilepsy

Branch, NINDS

By: Harvey J. Kupferberg

Title: Chief, PPS, EB, DCDND, NINDS, NIH

Date: December 13, 1993

Approved and Accepted for the Food and

Drug Administration

By: Jerry M. Collins

Title: Director, Office of Research Resources,

CDER/FDA

Date: December 1, 1993

[FR Doc. 95–10644 Filed 4–28–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4160–01–F

Public Health Service

National Center for Health Statistics;

ICD–9–CM E Code Revisions

AGENCY: National Center for Health

Statistics, DHHS.

ACTION: The National Center for Health

Statistics has approved the following

expansion to the External Cause Code in

the International Classification of

Diseases, Ninth Revision, Clinical

Modification (ICD–9–CM). These new

codes and code revisions are being

implemented in response to the

recommendations from the contract

(number 200–92–7031). The revisions

listed below represent a partial list of

recommended code changes as listed in

the Federal Register/Vol. 59, No. 250,

Friday, December 30, 1994. The other

recommended code revisions will be

considered for implementation next

year. These ICD–9–CM E–Code

revisions will become effective October

1, 1995. The official guidelines for the

application of E-codes for morbidity

purposes will also be published at that

time. The official government version of

the ICD–9–CM which will include all

the revisions effective October 1, 1995

will be found on the ICD–9–CM CD–

ROM which will be available through

the Government Printing Office.

E854 Accidental Poisoning by Other

Psychotropic Agents

New Code—E854.8 Other psychotropic

agents

E880 Fall on or From Stairs or Steps

New Code—E880.1 Fall on or from

sidewalk curb

Add—Excludes: fall from moving

sidewalk (E885)

E884 Other Fall From one Level to

Another

Revise—E884.2 Fall from chair

New Code—E884.3 Fall from

wheelchair

New Code—E884.4 Fall from bed

New Code—E884.5 Fall from other

furniture

New Code—E884.6 Fall from commode

Toilet

E906 Other injury caused by animals

New Code—E906.5 Bite by unspecified

animal, Animal bite NOS

E908 Cataclysmic storms, and floods

resulting from storms

New Code—E908.0 Hurricane, Storm

surge, ‘‘Tidal Wave’’ caused by storm

action, Typhoon

New Code—E908.1 Tornado, Cyclone,

Twisters

New Code—E908.2 Floods, Torrential

rainfall, Flash flood

Excludes: collapse of dam or manmade structure causing flood

(E909.3)

New Code—E908.3 Blizzard (snow) (ice)

New Code—E908.4 Dust storm

New Code—E908.8 Other cataclysmic

storms

New Code—E908.9 Unspecified

cataclysmic storms, and floods

resulting from storms, Storm NOS

E909 Cataclysmic Earth Surface

Movements and Eruptions

New Code—E909.0 Earthquakes

New Code—E909.1 Volcanic eruptions,

Burns from lava. Ash inhalation

New Code—E909.2 Avalanche,

landslide, or mudslide

New Code—E909.3 Collapse of dam or

man-made structure

New Code—E909.4 Tidalwave caused

by earthquake, Tidalwave NOS,

Tsunami

Add—Excludes; tidalwave caused by

tropical storm (E908.0)

New Code—E909.8 Other cataclysmic

earth surface movements and

eruptions

New Code—E909.9 Unspecified

cataclysmic earth surface movements

and eruptions

E920 Accidents Caused by Cutting and

Piercing Instruments or Objects

New Code—E920.5 Hypodermic needle,

Contaminated needle, Needle stick

E924 Accident Caused by Hot

Substances or Object, Caustic or

Corrosive Material, and Steam

E924.0 Hot Liquids and Vapors,

Including Steam

Add—Excludes: hot (boiling) tap water

(E924.2)

New Code—E924.2 Hot (boiling) tap

water

E968 Assault by Other and Unspecified

Means

New Code—E968.5 Transport vehicle,

Colliding with other vehicle or

running down pedestrian with

intent to injure

Pushed in front of, thrown from, or

dragged by moving vehicle with

intent to injure

Sue Meads, R.R.A.,

Co-chair, ICD–9–CM Coordination and

Maintenance Committee.

[FR Doc. 95–10556 Filed 4–28–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4160–18–M

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Bureau of Land Management

[AZ–024–05–1020–00]

Arizona: Phoenix Resource

Management Plan Amendment and

Decision Record

AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management,

Interior.

ACTION: Notice of availability.

SUMMARY: In compliance with the

Federal Land Policy and Management

Act of 1976 and Section 102(2)(c) of the

National Environmental Policy Act of

1969, a Final Planning Amendment/

Environmental Assessment was

prepared by the Phoenix District,

Arizona. A subsequent Decision Record

and Finding of No Significant Impact

(FONSI) is made available for public

comment for thirty (30) days, after

which the Decision will become final.

The Decision determines that it is

appropriate to amend the plan to allow

the closure of the Two Shoe grazing

allotment to livestock grazing in order to

promote improved recreation,

watershed, wildlife and wild burro

management. The plan amendment will

guide future management on