31218 Federal Register / Vol. 66, No. 112 / Monday, June 11, 2001 / Notices

Dated: June 5, 2001.

Thomas M. Corwin,

Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for

Elementary and Secondary Education.

[FR Doc. 01–14767 Filed 6–8–01; 8:45 am]

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

National Assessment Governing

Board; Meeting

AGENCY: National Assessment

Governing Board; Education.

ACTION: Notice of full board meeting.

SUMMARY: This notice sets forth the

schedule and proposed agenda of a

forthcoming meeting of the National

Assessment Governing Board. This

notice also describes the functions of

the Board. Notice of this meeting is

required under section 10(a)(2) of the

Federal Advisory Committee Act. This

document is intended to notify the

general public of their opportunity to

attend.

Individuals who will need

accommodations for a disability in order

to attend the meeting (i.e. interpreting

services, assistive listening devices,

materials in alternative format) should

notify Munira Mwalimu at 202–357–

6938 or at Munira.Mwalimu@ed.gov no

later than May 31, 2001. We will

attempt to meet requests after this date,

but cannot guarantee availability of the

requested accommodation. The meeting

site is accessible to individuals with

disabilities.

Date: June 28, 2001.

Time: June 28—Full Board Meeting

8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Location: Westin Galleria Hotel, 5060

West Alabama, Houston, Texas

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Munira Mwalimu, Operations Officer,

National Assessment Governing Board,

800 North Capitol Street, NW., Suite

825, Washington, DC, 20002–4233,

Telephone: (202) 357–6938.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The

National Assessment Governing Board

is established under section 412 of the

National Educational Statistics Act of

1994 (Title IV of the Improving

America’s Schools Act of 1994) (Pub. L.

103–382).

The Board is established to formulate

policy guidelines for the National

Assessment of Educational Progress.

The Board is responsible for selecting

subject areas to be assessed, developing

assessment objectives, identifying

appropriate achievement goals for each

grade and subject tested, and

establishing standards and procedures

for interstate and national comparisons.

The meeting will commence at 8:30

a.m. with opening remarks, and review

and approval of the meeting agenda.

From 9 a.m. to 12 noon, the Board will

discuss and take action on

recommendations of the Committee on

Standards, Design, and Methodology

(COSDAM) on the NAEP design. From

12 noon to 1 p.m. the Board will receive

an update on NAEP related

Congressional activities. From 1:00 to

2:00 p.m., the Board will discuss

COSDAM’s recommendations on the

NAEP 2002 Field Test. A general

discussion of President Bush’s ‘‘No

Child Left Behind’’ initiative will take

place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m., upon

which time the meeting will adjourn.

Summaries of the activities of the

Board’s open sessions, which are

informative to the public and consistent

with the policy of section 5 U.S.C.

552b(c), will be available to the public

within 14 days of the meeting. Records

are kept of all Board proceedings and

are available for public inspection at the

U.S. Department of Education, National

Assessment Governing Board, Suite

#825, 800 North Capitol Street, NW,

Washington, DC, from 8:30 a.m. to 5

p.m. Eastern Standard Time.

Dated: June 6, 2001.

Roy Truby,

Executive Director, National Assessment

Governing Board.

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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Energy Employees Occupational

Illness Compensation Act of 2000;

Revision to List of Covered Facilities

AGENCY: Department of Energy.

ACTION: Notice of revision of listing of

covered facilities.

SUMMARY: On January 17, 2001, the

Department of Energy (‘‘Department’’ or

‘‘DOE’’) published a list of facilities

covered under the Energy Employees

Occupational Illness Compensation Act

of 2000 (‘‘Act’’), Title 36 of Public Law

106–398. (66 FR 4003—4009). The Act

establishes a program to provide

compensation to individuals who

developed illnesses as a result of their

employment in nuclear weapons

production-related activities and at

certain federally-owned facilities in

which radioactive materials were used.

This notice revises that previous list and

provides additional information about

the covered facilities. The original

notice provides detailed background

information about this matter.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Office of Worker Advocacy, 1–877–447–

9756.

ADDRESSES: The Department welcomes

comments on this list. Individuals who

wish to suggest additional facilities for

inclusion on the list, indicate why one

or more facilities should be removed

from the list, or provide other

information may contact:

Office of Worker Advocacy (EH–8), U.S.

Department of Energy, 1000

Independence Avenue, SW,

Washington, DC 20585, email:

worker_advocacy@eh.doe.gov, tollfree: 1–877–447–9756

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

Purpose

The Energy Employees Occupational

Illness Compensation Act of 2000

(‘‘Act’’), Title 36 of Public Law 106–398,

establishes a program to provide

compensation to individuals who

developed illnesses as a result of their

employment in nuclear weapons

production-related activities and at

certain federally-owned facilities in

which radioactive materials were used.

On December 7, 2000, the President

issued Executive Order 13179 (‘‘Order’’)

directing the Department of Energy

(‘‘Department’’ or ‘‘DOE’’) to list covered

facilities in the Federal Register, which

the Department did on January 17, 2001.

This notice revises the previous list and

provides additional information about

the covered facilities.

Section 2. c. vii of the Order instructs

the Department to list three types of

facilities defined in the Act:

(1) Atomic weapons employer

facilities, as defined in section 3621 (4);

(2) Department of Energy facilities, as

defined by section 3621 (12); and

(3) Beryllium vendors, as defined by

section 3621 (6).

Compensation options and

mechanisms are defined differently for

each of these facility categories. The

atomic weapons employer category

includes facilities in which the primary

work was not related to atomic

weapons, and consequently these

facilities are not commonly known as

atomic weapons facilities. Their

inclusion in this list is consistent with

the Act, and is not intended as a

classification for any other purpose.

The list at the end of this notice

represents the Department’s best efforts

to date to compile a list of facilities in

these three categories. This listing

includes 320 facilities in 40

jurisdictions. It adds five facilities,

removes one facility, and consolidates

four sets of duplicates and changes one

name. The facilities whose names no

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longer appear on the list were removed

because either the information that was

used to justify the initial listing was

found to be in error or corporate

histories were found to be interwoven

and the listings were actually

duplicative. The Department is

continuing its research efforts, and

continued revisions to this list should

be expected. The public is invited to

comment on the list and to provide

additional information.

In addition to continuing its research

efforts, the Department is developing

information dissemination mechanisms

to make facility-specific data available

to the public. Information about each

listed facility, including the dates and

type of work done there, is available by

contacting the Office of Worker

Advocacy. These descriptions are

available in print form and also

electronically (via the World Wide Web

at http://www.eh.doe.gov/advocacy).

Introduction to the Covered Facility

List

The list that follows covers the three

categories of employers defined by the

Act: atomic weapons employers

(‘‘AWE’’), Department of Energy

facilities (‘‘DOE’’), and beryllium

vendors (‘‘BE’’).

Each of the categories has been

defined in the original notice and

include:

1. Atomic Weapons Employers

The lines between research, atomic

weapons production, and non-weapons

production are often difficult to draw.

For the purposes of this notice, and as

directed by the Act, only those facilities

whose work involved radioactive

material that was connected to the

weapons production chain are included.

This includes facilities that received

radioactive material that had been used

in the production of an atomic weapon,

or the ‘‘back end’’ of the production

cycle, such as waste handling or

reprocessing operations. For the

purposes of this listing, the Department

considers commercial nuclear fuel

fabricators to be covered facilities for

those periods when they either supplied

radioactive materials to the Department

or received radioactive materials that

had been used in the Department’s

production reactors.

Corporate information regarding many

of the listed facilities is often not readily

available. The Department welcomes

comments or additional information

regarding facilities that may have

supported atomic weapons production

that are not on this list, as well as

information that clarifies the work done

at facilities named below.

2. Department of Energy Facilities

The listing of Department of Energy

facilities is only intended for the context

of implementing this Act and does not

create or imply any new Departmental

obligations or ownership at any of the

facilities named on this list.

3. Beryllium Vendors

Section 3621(6) of the Act defines

beryllium vendor as the following:

‘‘(A) Atomics International.

(B) Brush Wellman, Incorporated, and

its predecessor, Brush Beryllium

Company.

(C) General Atomics.

(D) General Electric Company.

(E) NGK Metals Corporation and its

predecessors, Kawecki-Berylco, Cabot

Corporation, BerylCo, and Beryllium

Corporation of America.

(F) Nuclear Materials and Equipment

Corporation.

(G) StarMet Corporation, and its

predecessor, Nuclear Metals,

Incorporated.

(H) Wyman Gordan, Incorporated.

(I) Any other vendor, processor, or

producer of beryllium or related

products designated as a beryllium

vendor for purposes of this title under

Section 3622.’’

The list indicates private firms that

processed, produced, or provided

beryllium metal for the Department, as

defined by the Act. This information is

drawn from a variety of historical

documents, to the extent that the

Department has been able to identify

and locate these records. Nevertheless,

it is likely that much information

remains to be identified. The

Department welcomes comments or

additional information about its

beryllium vendors.

Jurisdiction and facility name Location Facility type State

AL—Southern Research Institute .................................................... Birmingham ..................... AWE Alabama.

AL—Speedring, Inc .......................................................................... Culman ............................ BE Alabama.

AL—Tennessee Valley Authority ..................................................... Muscle Shoals ................. AWE Alabama.

AK—Amchitka Island Nuclear Explosion Site ................................. Amchitka Island ............... DOE Alaska.

AK—Project Chariot Site ................................................................. Cape Thompson .............. DOE Alaska.

CA—Arthur D. Little Co ................................................................... San Francisco ................. AWE California.

CA—California Research Corp ........................................................ Richmond ........................ AWE California.

CA—Ceradyne, Inc .......................................................................... Santa Ana ........................ BE California.

CA—Dow Chemical Co ................................................................... Walnut Creek ................... AWE California.

CA—Electro Circuits, Inc ................................................................. Pasadena ........................ AWE California.

CA—Energy Technology Engineering Center (Atomics International/Rocketdyne).Santa Susana (Canoga

Park).

BE DOE California.

CA—General Atomics ...................................................................... La Jolla ............................ AWE BE DOE California.

CA—General Electric Vallecitos ...................................................... Pleasanton ....................... AWE DOE California.

CA—Hunter Douglas Aluminum Corp ............................................. Riverside .......................... AWE California.

CA—Laboratory for Energy-Related Health Research .................... Davis ................................ DOE California.

CA—Laboratory of Biomedical and Environmental Sciences ......... Los Angeles ..................... DOE California.

CA—Laboratory of Radiobiology and Environmental Health .......... San Francisco ................. DOE California.

CA—Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory ................................. Berkeley ........................... DOE California.

CA—Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory ............................... Livermore ......................... DOE California.

CA—Sandia Laboratory, Salton Sea Base ...................................... Imperial County ............... DOE California.

CA—Sandia National Laboratories—Livermore .............................. Livermore ......................... DOE California.

CA—Stanford Linear Accelerator Center ........................................ Palo Alto .......................... DOE California.

CA—Stauffer Metals, Inc ................................................................. Richmond ........................ AWE California.

CA—University of California ............................................................ Berkeley ........................... AWE DOE California.

CO—Coors Porcelain ...................................................................... Golden ............................. BE Colorado.

CO—Project Rio Blanco Nuclear Explosion Site ............................ Rifle ................................. DOE Colorado.

CO—Project Rulison Nuclear Explosion Site .................................. Grand Valley .................... DOE Colorado.

CO—Rocky Flats Plant .................................................................... Golden ............................. DOE Colorado.

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Jurisdiction and facility name Location Facility type State

CO—Shattuck Chemical .................................................................. Denver ............................. AWE Colorado.

CO—University of Denver Research Institute ................................. Denver ............................. AWE BE Colorado.

CT—American Chain and Cable Co ............................................... Bridgeport ........................ AWE Connecticut.

CT—Anaconda Co ........................................................................... Waterbury ........................ AWE Connecticut.

CT—Bridgeport Brass Co, Havens Lab .......................................... Bridgeport ........................ AWE Connecticut.

CT—Combustion Engineering ......................................................... Windsor ........................... AWE DOE Connecticut.

CT—Connecticut Aircraft Nuclear Engine Laboratory (CANEL) ..... Middletown ...................... BE DOE Connecticut.

CT—Dorr Corp ................................................................................. Stamford .......................... AWE Connecticut.

CT—Fenn Machinery Co ................................................................. Hartford ............................ AWE Connecticut.

CT—New England Lime Co ............................................................ Canaan ............................ AWE Connecticut.

CT—Seymour Specialty Wire .......................................................... Seymour .......................... AWE DOE Connecticut.

CT—Sperry Products, Inc ................................................................ Danbury ........................... AWE Connecticut.

CT—Torrington Co ........................................................................... Torrington ........................ AWE Connecticut.

DE—Allied Chemical and Dye Corp ................................................ North Claymont ............... AWE Delaware.

DC—National Bureau of Standards, Van Ness Street .................... Washington ...................... AWE District of Columbia.

DC—Naval Research Laboratory .................................................... Washington ...................... AWE DOE District of Columbia.

FL—American Beryllium Co ............................................................ Sarasota .......................... BE Florida.

FL—Armour Fertilizer Works ........................................................... Bartow ............................. AWE Florida.

FL—Gardinier, Inc ............................................................................ Tampa ............................. AWE Florida.

FL—International Minerals and Chemical Corp .............................. Mulberry ........................... AWE Florida.

FL—Pinellas Plant ........................................................................... Clearwater ....................... DOE Florida.

FL—University of Florida ................................................................. Gainesville ....................... AWE Florida.

FL—Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp .............................................. Nichols ............................. AWE Florida.

FL—W.R. Grace Co, Agricultural Chemical Div .............................. Ridgewood ....................... AWE Florida.

ID—Argonne National Laboratory—West ........................................ Scoville ............................ DOE Idaho.

ID—Idaho National Engineering Laboratory .................................... Scoville ............................ DOE Idaho.

IL—Allied Chemical Corp Plant ....................................................... Metropolis ........................ AWE Illinois.

IL—American Machine and Metals, Inc ........................................... E. Moline ......................... AWE Illinois.

IL—Argonne National Laboratory—East ......................................... Argonne ........................... DOE Illinois.

IL—Armour Research Foundation ................................................... Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IL—Blockson Chemical Co .............................................................. Joliet ................................ AWE Illinois.

IL—C–B Tool Products Co .............................................................. Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IL—Crane Co ................................................................................... Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IL—ERA Tool and Engineering Co .................................................. Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IL—Fansteel Metallurgical Corp ...................................................... North Chicago ................. BE Illinois.

IL—Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory ..................................... Batavia ............................. DOE Illinois.

IL—Granite City Steel ...................................................................... Granite City ..................... AWE DOE Illinois.

IL—Great Lakes Carbon Corp ......................................................... Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IL—GSA 39th Street Warehouse .................................................... Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IL—International Register ................................................................ Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IL—Kaiser Aluminum Corp .............................................................. Dalton .............................. AWE Illinois.

IL—Lindsay Light and Chemical Co ................................................ W. Chicago ...................... AWE Illinois.

IL—Madison Site (Speculite) ........................................................... Madison ........................... AWE DOE Illinois.

IL—Midwest Manufacturing Co ........................................................ Galesburg ........................ AWE Illinois.

IL—Museum of Science and Industry ............................................. Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IL—National Guard Armory ............................................................. Chicago ........................... AWE DOE Illinois.

IL—Podbeliniac Corp ....................................................................... Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IL—Precision Extrusion Co .............................................................. Bensenville ...................... AWE Illinois.

IL—Quality Hardware and Machine Co ........................................... Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IL—R. Krasburg and Sons Manufacturing Co ................................. Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IL—Sciaky Brothers, Inc .................................................................. Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IL—Swenson Evaporator Co ........................................................... Harvey ............................. AWE Illinois.

IL—University of Chicago ................................................................ Chicago ........................... AWE DOE Illinois.

IL—W.E. Pratt Manufacturing Co .................................................... Joliet ................................ AWE Illinois.

IL—Wyckoff Drawn Steel Co ........................................................... Chicago ........................... AWE Illinois.

IN—American Bearing Corp ............................................................ Indianapolis ..................... AWE Indiana.

IN—Dana Heavy Water Plant .......................................................... Dana ................................ DOE Indiana.

IN—General Electric Plant ............................................................... Shelbyville ....................... AWE Indiana.

IN—Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply Co ....................................... Ft. Wayne ........................ AWE Indiana.

IN—Purdue University ..................................................................... Lafayette .......................... AWE Indiana.

IN—Wash-Rite ................................................................................. Indianapolis ..................... AWE Indiana.

IA—Ames Laboratory ....................................................................... Ames ............................... DOE Iowa.

IA—Bendix Aviation (Pioneer Division) ........................................... Davenport ........................ AWE Iowa.

IA—Iowa Ordnance Plant ................................................................ Burlington ........................ DOE Iowa.

IA—Titus Metals ............................................................................... Waterloo .......................... AWE Iowa.

KS—Spencer Chemical Co, Jayhawks Works ................................ Pittsburg .......................... AWE Kansas.

KY—Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant .......................................... Paducah .......................... DOE Kentucky.

MD—Armco-Rustless Iron & Steel .................................................. Baltimore ......................... AWE Maryland.

MD—W.R. Grace and Company ..................................................... Curtis Bay ........................ AWE DOE Maryland.

MA—American Potash & Chemical ................................................. West Hanover .................. AWE Massachusetts.

MA—C.G. Sargent & Sons .............................................................. Graniteville ....................... AWE Massachusetts.

MA—Chapman Valve ...................................................................... Indian Orchard ................. AWE DOE Massachusetts.

MA—Edgerton Germeshausen & Grier, Inc .................................... Boston ............................. AWE Massachusetts.

MA—Fenwal, Inc .............................................................................. Ashland ............................ AWE Massachusetts.

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Jurisdiction and facility name Location Facility type State

MA—Franklin Institute ...................................................................... Boston ............................. BE Massachusetts.

MA—Heald Machine Co .................................................................. Worcester ........................ AWE Massachusetts.

MA—La Pointe Machine and Tool Co ............................................. Hudson ............................ AWE Massachusetts.

MA—Massachusetts Institute of Technology .................................. Cambridge ....................... AWE BE Massachusetts.

MA—Metals and Controls Corp ....................................................... Attleboro .......................... AWE Massachusetts.

MA—National Research Corp ......................................................... Cambridge ....................... AWE Massachusetts.

MA—Norton Co ................................................................................ Worcester ........................ AWE BE Massachusetts.

MA—Nuclear Metals, Inc ................................................................. Concord ........................... AWE BE Massachusetts.

MA—Reed Rolled Thread Co .......................................................... Worcester ........................ AWE Massachusetts.

MA—Shpack Landfill ........................................................................ Norton .............................. AWE DOE Massachusetts.

MA—Ventron Corporation ................................................................ Beverly ............................. AWE DOE Massachusetts.

MA—Watertown Arsenal .................................................................. Watertown ....................... AWE Massachusetts.

MA—Winchester Engineering and Analytical Center ...................... Winchester ....................... DOE Massachusetts.

MA—Woburn Landfill ....................................................................... Woburn ............................ AWE Massachusetts.

MA—Wyman Gordon Inc ................................................................. Grayton, North Grafton .... BE Massachusetts.

MI—AC Spark Plug .......................................................................... Flint .................................. AWE BE Michigan.

MI—Baker-Perkins Co ..................................................................... Saginaw ........................... AWE Michigan.

MI—Bridgeport Brass Co ................................................................. Adrian .............................. AWE DOE Michigan.

MI—Brush Beryllium Co .................................................................. Detroit .............................. AWE Michigan.

MI—Carboloy Co ............................................................................. Detroit .............................. AWE Michigan.

MI—Extruded Metals Co .................................................................. Grand Rapids .................. AWE Michigan.

MI—Gerity-Michigan Corp ............................................................... Adrian .............................. BE Michigan.

MI—Mitts & Merrel Co ..................................................................... Saginaw ........................... AWE Michigan.

MI—Oliver Corp ............................................................................... Battle Creek ..................... AWE Michigan.

MI—Revere Copper and Brass ....................................................... Detroit .............................. AWE BE Michigan.

MI—Speedring Systems, Inc ........................................................... Detroit .............................. BE Michigan.

MI—Star Cutter Corp ....................................................................... Farmington ...................... AWE Michigan.

MI—University of Michigan .............................................................. Ann Arbor ........................ AWE Michigan.

MI—Wolverine Tube Division .......................................................... Detroit .............................. AWE BE Michigan.

MN—Elk River Reactor .................................................................... Elk River .......................... DOE Minnesota.

MS—Salmon Nuclear Explosion Site .............................................. Hattiesburg ...................... DOE Mississippi.

MO—Kansas City Plant ................................................................... Kansas City ..................... DOE Missouri.

MO—Latty Avenue Properties ......................................................... Hazelwood ....................... AWE DOE Missouri.

MO—Mallinckrodt Chemical Co, Destrehan St. Plant ..................... St. Louis .......................... AWE DOE Missouri.

MO—Medart Co ............................................................................... St. Louis .......................... AWE Missouri.

MO—Roger Iron Co ......................................................................... Joplin ............................... AWE Missouri.

MO—Spencer Chemical Co ............................................................ Kansas City ..................... AWE Missouri.

MO—St. Louis Airport Storage Site (SLAPS) ................................. St. Louis .......................... AWE DOE Missouri.

MO—Tyson Valley Powder Farm .................................................... St. Louis .......................... AWE Missouri.

MO—United Nuclear Corp ............................................................... Hematite .......................... AWE Missouri.

MO—Weldon Spring Plant ............................................................... Weldon Spring ................. DOE Missouri.

NE—Hallam Sodium Graphite Reactor ........................................... Hallam ............................. DOE Nebraska.

NV—Nevada Test Site ..................................................................... Mercury ............................ DOE Nevada.

NV—Project Faultless Nuclear Explosion Site ................................ Central Nevada Test Site DOE Nevada.

NV—Project Shoal Nuclear Explosion Site ..................................... Fallon ............................... DOE Nevada.

NV—Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project ....................... Yucca Mountain ............... DOE Nevada.

NJ—Aluminum Co of America (Alcoa) ............................................ Garwood .......................... AWE New Jersey.

NJ—American Peddinghaus Corp ................................................... Moonachle ....................... AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Baker and Williams Co ............................................................ Newark ............................ AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Bell Telephone Laboratories .................................................... Murray Hill ....................... AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Bloomfield Tool Co .................................................................. Bloomfield ........................ AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Bowen Laboratory .................................................................... North Branch ................... AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Callite Tungsten Co ................................................................. Union City ........................ AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Chemical Construction Co ....................................................... Linden .............................. AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Du Pont Deepwater Works ...................................................... Deepwater ....................... AWE DOE New Jersey.

NJ—International Nickel Co, Bayonne Laboratories ....................... Bayonne .......................... AWE New Jersey.

NJ—J.T. Baker Chemical Co ........................................................... Phillipsburg ...................... AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Kellex/Pierpont ......................................................................... Jersey City ....................... AWE DOE New Jersey.

NJ—Maywood Chemical Works ...................................................... Maywood ......................... AWE DOE New Jersey.

NJ—Middlesex Municipal Landfill .................................................... Middlesex ........................ AWE DOE New Jersey.

NJ—Middlesex Sampling Plant ....................................................... Middlesex ........................ DOE New Jersey.

NJ—National Beryllia ....................................................................... Haskell ............................. BE New Jersey.

NJ—New Brunswick Laboratory ...................................................... New Brunswick ................ DOE New Jersey.

NJ—Picatinny Arsenal ..................................................................... Dover ............................... AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory ..................................... Princeton ......................... DOE New Jersey.

NJ—Rare Earths/ W.R. Grace ......................................................... Wayne ............................. AWE DOE New Jersey.

NJ—Standard Oil Development Co of NJ ....................................... Linden .............................. AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Tube Reducing Co ................................................................... Wallington ........................ AWE New Jersey.

NJ—U.S. Pipe and Foundry ............................................................ Burlington ........................ BE New Jersey.

NJ—United Lead Co ........................................................................ Middlesex ........................ AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Vitro Corp of America .............................................................. West Orange ................... AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Westinghouse Electric Corp .................................................... Bloomfield ........................ AWE New Jersey.

NJ—Wykoff Steel Co ....................................................................... Newark ............................ AWE New Jersey.

NM—Chupadera Mesa .................................................................... Chupadera Mesa ............. DOE New Mexico.

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Jurisdiction and facility name Location Facility type State

NM—Los Alamos Medical Center ................................................... Los Alamos ...................... DOE New Mexico.

NM—Los Alamos National Laboratory ............................................ Los Alamos ...................... DOE New Mexico.

NM—Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute ................................ Albuquerque .................... DOE New Mexico.

NM—Project Gasbuggy Nuclear Explosion Site ............................. Farmington ...................... DOE New Mexico.

NM—Project Gnome Nuclear Explosion Site .................................. Carlsbad .......................... DOE New Mexico.

NM—Sandia National Laboratories ................................................. Albuquerque .................... DOE New Mexico.

NM—South Albuquerque Works ...................................................... Albuquerque .................... DOE New Mexico.

NM—Trinity Nuclear Explosion Site ................................................ White Sands Missile

Range.

DOE New Mexico.

NM—Waste Isolation Pilot Plant ...................................................... Carlsbad .......................... DOE New Mexico.

NY—Allegheny-Ludlum Steel .......................................................... Watervliet ......................... AWE New York.

NY—American Machine and Foundry ............................................. Brooklyn ........................... AWE New York.

NY—Ashland Oil .............................................................................. Tonawanda ...................... AWE DOE New York.

NY—Baker and Williams Warehouses ............................................ New York ......................... AWE DOE New York.

NY—Bethlehem Steel ...................................................................... Lackawana ...................... AWE New York.

NY—Bliss & Laughlin Steel ............................................................. Buffalo ............................. AWE DOE New York.

NY—Brookhaven National Laboratory ............................................. Upton ............................... DOE New York.

NY—Burns & Roe, Inc ..................................................................... Maspeth ........................... BE New York.

NY—Colonie Site (National Lead) ................................................... Colonie (Albany) .............. AWE DOE New York.

NY—Columbia University ................................................................ New York City ................. AWE DOE New York.

NY—Crucible Steel Co .................................................................... Syracuse .......................... AWE New York.

NY—Electro Metallurgical ................................................................ Niagara Falls ................... AWE New York.

NY—General Astrometals ................................................................ Yonkers ........................... BE New York.

NY—Hooker Electrochemical .......................................................... Niagara Falls ................... AWE New York.

NY—International Rare Metals Refinery, Inc .................................. Mt. Kisco .......................... AWE New York.

NY—Ithaca Gun Co ......................................................................... Ithaca ............................... AWE New York.

NY—Lake Ontario Ordnance Works ............................................... Niagara Falls ................... DOE New York.

NY—Ledoux and Co ........................................................................ New York ......................... AWE New York.

NY—Linde Air Products ................................................................... Buffalo ............................. AWE New York.

NY—Linde Ceramics Plant .............................................................. Tonawanda ...................... AWE DOE New York.

NY—New York University ................................................................ New York ......................... AWE New York.

NY—Peek Street Facility 1 ............................................................... Schenectady .................... DOE New York.

NY—Radium Chemical Co .............................................................. New York ......................... AWE New York.

NY—Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ............................................. Troy ................................. AWE New York.

NY—Sacandaga Facility 1 ................................................................ Glenville ........................... DOE New York.

NY—Seaway Industrial Park ........................................................... Tonawanda ...................... AWE DOE New York.

NY—Seneca Army Depot ................................................................ Romulus .......................... AWE New York.

NY—Separations Process Research Unit (at Knolls Lab.) 1 ........... Schenectady .................... DOE New York

NY—Simonds Saw and Steel Co .................................................... Lockport ........................... AWE New York.

NY—Staten Island Warehouse ........................................................ New York ......................... AWE New York.

NY—Sylvania Corning Nuclear Corp—Bayside Laboratories ......... Bayside ............................ AWE BE New York.

NY—Sylvania Corning Nuclear Corp—Hicksville Plant ................... Hicksville .......................... AWE DOE New York.

NY—Titanium Alloys Manufacturing ................................................ Niagara Falls ................... AWE New York.

NY—Trudeau Foundation ................................................................ Saranac Lake .................. BE New York.

NY—University of Rochester Medical Laboratory ........................... Rochester ........................ AWE DOE New York.

NY—Utica St. Warehouse ............................................................... Buffalo ............................. AWE New York.

NY—West Valley Demonstration Project ........................................ West Valley ..................... DOE New York.

NY—Wolff-Alport Chemical Corp ..................................................... Brooklyn ........................... AWE New York.

NC—Beryllium Metals and Chemical Corp ..................................... Bessemer City ................. BE North Carolina.

NC—University of North Carolina .................................................... Chapel Hill ....................... BE North Carolina.

OH—Ajax Magnathermic Corp ........................................................ Youngstown ..................... AWE Ohio.

OH—Alba Craft ................................................................................ Oxford .............................. AWE DOE Ohio.

OH—Associated Aircraft Tool and Manufacturing Co ..................... Fairfield ............................ AWE DOE Ohio.

OH—B & T Metals ........................................................................... Columbus ........................ AWE DOE Ohio.

OH—Baker Brothers ........................................................................ Toledo .............................. AWE DOE Ohio.

OH—Battelle Laboratories—King Avenue ....................................... Columbus ........................ AWE BE DOE Ohio.

OH—Battelle Laboratories—West Jefferson ................................... Columbus ........................ AWE DOE Ohio.

OH—Beryllium Production Plant (Brush) ......................................... Luckey ............................. BE DOE Ohio.

OH—Brush Beryllium Co ................................................................. Cleveland ......................... AWE BE Ohio.

OH—Brush Beryllium Co ................................................................. Lorain ............................... BE Ohio.

OH—Brush Beryllium Co ................................................................. Elmore ............................. BE Ohio.

OH—Cincinnati Milling Machine Co ................................................ Cincinnati ......................... AWE Ohio.

OH—Clifton Products Co ................................................................. Painesville ....................... BE Ohio.

OH—Copperweld Steel .................................................................... Warren ............................. AWE Ohio.

OH—Du Pont-Grasselli Research Laboratory ................................. Cleveland ......................... AWE Ohio.

OH—Extrusion Plant (Reactive Metals Inc.) ................................... Ashtabula ......................... DOE Ohio.

OH—Feed Materials Production Center (FMPC) ............................ Fernald ............................ DOE Ohio.

OH—General Electric Company ...................................................... Cincinnati/Evendale ......... AWE BE DOE Ohio.

OH—Gruen Watch ........................................................................... Norwood .......................... AWE Ohio.

OH—Harshaw Chemical Co ............................................................ Cleveland ......................... AWE Ohio.

OH—Herring-Hall Marvin Safe Co ................................................... Hamilton .......................... AWE DOE Ohio.

OH—Horizons, Inc ........................................................................... Cleveland ......................... AWE Ohio.

OH—Kettering Laboratory, University of Cincinnati ........................ Cincinnati ......................... BE Ohio.

OH—Magnus Brass Co ................................................................... Cincinnati ......................... AWE Ohio.

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Jurisdiction and facility name Location Facility type State

OH—McKinney Tool and Manufacturing Co ................................... Cleveland ......................... AWE Ohio.

OH—Mitchell Steel Co ..................................................................... Cincinnati ......................... AWE Ohio.

OH—Monsanto Chemical Co .......................................................... Dayton ............................. AWE Ohio.

OH—Mound Plant ............................................................................ Miamisburg ...................... DOE Ohio.

OH—Painesville Site (Diamond Magnesium Co) ............................ Painesville ....................... AWE DOE Ohio.

OH—Piqua Organic Moderated Reactor ......................................... Piqua ............................... DOE Ohio.

OH—Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant ...................................... Piketon ............................. DOE Ohio.

OH—R. W. Leblond Machine Tool Co ............................................ Cincinnati ......................... AWE Ohio.

OH—Tech-Art, Inc ........................................................................... Milford .............................. AWE Ohio.

OH—Tocco Induction Heating Div ................................................... Cleveland ......................... AWE Ohio.

OH—Vulcan Tool Co ....................................................................... Dayton ............................. AWE Ohio.

OK—Kerr-McGee ............................................................................. Guthrie ............................. AWE Oklahoma.

OR—Albany Research Center ......................................................... Albany .............................. AWE DOE Oregon.

OR—Wah Chang ............................................................................. Albany .............................. AWE Oregon.

PA—Aeroprojects, Inc ...................................................................... West Chester ................... AWE BE Pennsylvania.

PA—Aliquippa Forge ....................................................................... Aliquippa .......................... AWE DOE Pennsylvania.

PA—Aluminum Co of America (Alcoa) ............................................ New Kensington .............. AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Beryllium Corp of America ...................................................... Hazleton .......................... BE Pennsylvania.

PA—Beryllium Corp of America ...................................................... Reading ........................... BE Pennsylvania.

PA—Birdsboro Steel & Foundry ...................................................... Birdsboro ......................... AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—C.H. Schnoor ........................................................................... Springdale ....................... AWE DOE Pennsylvania.

PA—Carnegie Institute of Technology ............................................ Pittsburgh ........................ AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Carpenter Steel Co .................................................................. Reading ........................... AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Chambersburg Engineering Co ............................................... Chambersburg ................. AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Foote Mineral Co ..................................................................... East Whiteland Twp. ....... AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Frankford Arsenal .................................................................... Philadelphia ..................... AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Heppenstall Co ........................................................................ Pittsburgh ........................ AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Jessop Steel Co ...................................................................... Washington ...................... AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Koppers Co, Inc ....................................................................... Verona ............................. AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Landis Machine Tool Co ......................................................... Waynesboro .................... AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—McDaniel Refractory Co .......................................................... Beaver Falls .................... BE Pennsylvania.

PA—Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corp. (NUMEC) ................ Apollo ............................... AWE BE Pennsylvania.

PA—Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corp. (NUMEC) ................ Parks Township ............... AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Penn Salt Co ........................................................................... Philadelphia/Wyndmoor ... AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Philadelphia Naval Yard .......................................................... Philadelphia ..................... AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Shippingport Atomic Power Plant ............................................ Shippingport .................... DOE Pennsylvania.

PA—Superior Steel Co .................................................................... Carnegie .......................... AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—U.S. Steel Co, National Tube Division .................................... McKeesport ..................... AWE Pennsylvania.

PA—Vitro Manufacturing ................................................................. Canonsburg ..................... AWE BE Pennsylvania.

PA—Westinghouse Atomic Power Development Plant ................... East Pittsburgh ................ AWE Pennsylvania.

PR—BONUS Reactor Plant ............................................................. Punta Higuera ................. DOE Puerto RiCo

PR—Puerto Rico Nuclear Center .................................................... Mayaguez ........................ DOE Puerto RiCo

RI—C.I. Hayes, Inc .......................................................................... Cranston .......................... AWE Rhode Island.

SC—Savannah River Site ............................................................... Aiken ................................ DOE South Carolina.

TN—Clarksville Facility .................................................................... Clarksville ........................ DOE Tennessee.

TN—Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant (K–25) ........................... Oak Ridge ....................... DOE Tennessee.

TN—Oak Ridge Hospital ................................................................. Oak Ridge ....................... DOE Tennessee.

TN—Oak Ridge Institute for Science Education ............................. Oak Ridge ....................... DOE Tennessee.

TN—Oak Ridge National Laboratory (X–10) ................................... Oak Ridge ....................... DOE Tennessee.

TN—Vitro Corp. of America ............................................................. Chattanooga .................... AWE BE Tennessee.

TN—W. R. Grace ............................................................................. Erwin ................................ AWE Tennessee.

TN—Y–12 Plant ............................................................................... Oak Ridge ....................... DOE Tennessee.

TX—AMCOT .................................................................................... Fort Worth ....................... AWE Texas.

TX—Mathieson Chemcial Co .......................................................... Pasadena ........................ AWE Texas.

TX—Medina Facility ......................................................................... San Antonio ..................... DOE Texas.

TX—Pantex Plant ............................................................................ Amarillo ............................ DOE Texas.

TX—Sutton, Steele and Steele Co .................................................. Dallas ............................... AWE Texas.

TX—Texas City Chemicals, Inc ....................................................... Texas City ....................... AWE Texas.

VA—Babcock & Wilcox Co .............................................................. Lynchburg ........................ AWE Virginia.

VA—Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility ...................... Newport News ................. DOE Virginia.

VA—University of Virginia ................................................................ Charlottesville .................. AWE Virginia

WA—Hanford ................................................................................... Richland ........................... DOE Washington.

WA—Pacific Northwest National Laboratory ................................... Richland ........................... DOE Washington.

WV—Huntington Pilot Plant ............................................................. Huntington ....................... AWE DOE West Virginia.

WI—Allis-Chalmers Co .................................................................... West Allis, Milwaukee ..... AWE Wisconsin.

WI—Besley-Wells ............................................................................ South Beloit ..................... AWE Wisconsin.

WI—LaCrosse Boiling Water Reactor ............................................. LaCrosse ......................... DOE Wisconsin.

WI—Ladish Co ................................................................................. Cudahy ............................ BE Wisconsin.

MR—Pacific Proving Ground ........................................................... Marshall Islands .............. DOE Marshall Islands.

1 Consistent with the Act, coverage is limited to activities not performed under the responsibility of the Naval Nuclear Propulsion program. 2Pacific Proving Ground includes Bikini Atoll, Enewetak Atoll, Johnston (nuclear weapons testing activities only), and Christmas Island (U.S.

nuclear weapons testing activities only).

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Issued in Washington, DC June 6, 2001

Paul J. Seligman,

Acting Director, Office of Worker Advocacy,

Office of Environment, Safety and Health.

[FR Doc. 01–14583 Filed 6–8–01; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6450–01–P

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Office of Energy Efficiency and

Renewable Energy

National Energy Policy;

Announcement of Public Meetings

AGENCY: Office of Energy Efficiency and

Renewable Energy, DOE.

ACTION: Notice of public meetings and

request for comments.

SUMMARY: The recently-released

National Energy Policy (NEP)

recommended a review of current

funding and historic performance of the

Department of Energy’s Office of Energy

Efficiency and Renewable Energy

programs. To facilitate this review,

Department of Energy senior officials

will receive public comments on the

programs in seven regional meetings

during the month of June. Comments

should address: (1) The objectives of the

current energy efficiency and renewable

energy research, development,

demonstration and deployment

programs, (2) suggested potential

objectives for future programs, (3)

implementation of current and future

programs, and (4) whether these Federal

programs are achieving intended

objectives.

DATES: Written comments will be

accepted and must be submitted to the

Department of Energy no later than 5:00

p.m. EDT, June 29, 2001. See

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION section for

meeting dates.

ADDRESSES: Comments may be sent to:

Ms. Bonny Overton, U.S. Department of

Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and

Renewable Energy, EE 3.1, 1000

Independence Avenue, SW.,

Washington, DC 20585, or e-mail to

EERENEP.comments@ee.doe.gov. To

accommodate as many individuals as

possible, each speaker will be limited to

five minutes. In the event that time does

not permit all individuals who would

like to comment, several other options

are available to receive public input.

Forms will be available at each location

to provide hand-written comments.

Written comments will be accepted and

must be submitted to the Department of

Energy no later than 5 p.m. EDT, June

29, 2001. Written comments should be

no more than four single spaced pages,

using 12 pitch font and 1 inch margins.

All written comments will be included

in the proceedings of the seven public

meetings. The Department of Energy

also invites their federal partners to

submit written comments. Copies of the

National Energy Plan can be found on

the web at www.energy.gov. For further

information about EERE programs,

please visit www.EREN.doe.gov.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Nancy Jeffery, 202–586–9373.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The

following public meetings will be held

from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. From 9 a.m.–10

a.m., the Department will receive

comments from public officials only.

June 12—Atlanta, Georgia—Location: Main

Auditorium (Lower Level), Richard B.

Russell Federal Building and Courthouse,

75 Spring Street SW, Atlanta, GA 30303

June 12—Chicago, Illinois—Location: James

Benton Parson Memorial Court Room

Dirksen Federal Building, Room 2525, 219

South Dearborn Street, Chicago, Illinois

60604

June 19—Boston, Massachusetts—Location:

John A. Volpe National Transportation

Systems Center, 55 Broadway, Kendall

Square, Cambridge, MA 02142–1093

June 19—Seattle, Washington—Location: Bell

Harbor International Conference Center

International Promenade room, Pier 66,

2211 Alaskan Way, Seattle, WA 98121–

1604

June 21—Denver, Colorado—Location:

Adam’s Mark Hotel Denver, 1550 Court

Place Denver, Colorado 80202

June 21—Philadelphia, Pennsylvania—

Location: Myerson Auditorium, 210 South

34th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104

June 26—Washington, D.C.—Location:

Washington Hilton and Towers, 1919

Connecticut Avenue, Washington, DC

Office of Energy Efficiency and

Renewable Energy—List of programs

Building Equipment and Materials

The mission of the Buildings

Equipment and Materials Program is to

advance affordable energy efficiency

improvements in building equipment

and materials through a targeted

program of industry cost-shared

research and regulatory options.

Commercial Buildings Integration

The mission of the Commercial

Buildings Integration Program is to

develop new whole-building

technologies and building design and

operation strategies that will reduce

overall energy needs and improve the

quality of building energy services,

including voluntary consensus building

energy codes and mandatory codes for

Federal buildings.

Community Energy Program

The Community Energy Program

provides technical assistance,

demonstrations, training, and education

to communities to accelerate the use of

innovative and cost-effective energy

technologies, strategies, and methods.

The program helps communities, towns,

and cities save energy, create jobs,

promote economic growth, and protect

the environment through improved

energy efficiency and less energy

intensive building design and operation.

Energy Star Program

Using the ENERGY STAR symbol as

the primary tool, identify and promote

high efficiency consumer products and

buildings; in partnership with EPA,

manufacturers, retailers, utilities, and

builders.

Residential Buildings Integration

In partnership with homebuilders,

industry, States, and communities, the

Residential Buildings Integration

Program improves the energy efficiency

in new and existing homes through

R&D, demonstrations, and regulatory

strategies.

State Energy Program

The State Energy Program (SEP)

mission is to support States’ effective,

flexible capacity to promote the use of

energy efficiency and renewable energy

strategies for meeting energy needs in

both the near and long-term future.

Weatherization Assistance Program

The Weatherization Assistance

Program works to maximize the number

of low-income households receiving

cost-effective, energy efficient

improvements while ensuring the health

and safety of people served.

DUET

The Departmental Energy

Management Program is administered

by the Federal Energy Management

Program’s (FEMP) Departmental Utility

and Energy Team (DUET). DUET targets

FEMP services at DOE facilities to

improve energy and water efficiency,

promote renewable energy use, and

manage utility costs in DOE’s facilities

and operations.

FEMP

The Office of Federal Energy

Management Programs (FEMP) reduces

the cost and environmental impact of

the Federal government by advancing

energy efficiency and water

conservation, promoting the use of

renewable energy, and assisting federal

facilities in managing utility costs and

operations, including those of the

Department of Energy.