34444 Federal Register / Vol. 66, No. 125 / Thursday, June 28, 2001 / Notices

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Federal Energy Regulatory

Commission

[Project Nos. P–2060–005, P–2084–020, P–

2320–005 and P–2330–007]

Carry Falls Upper Raquette River

Middle Raquette River Lower Raquette

River; Notice of Meetings

June 22, 2001.

a. Date and Times of Meetings: July

30, 2001, 1 pm to 5 pm; July 31, 2001,

9 am to 5 pm.

b. Place: St. Regis Mohawk Tribe

Reservation, Community Building,

Route 37, Hogansburg, Franklin County,

New York.

c. FERC Contact: James T. Griffin at

(202) 219–2799; e-mail address:

james.griffin@ferc.fed.us.

d. Purpose of the Meetings: To discuss

issues arising under Section 106 of the

National Historic Preservation Act with

respect to the proposed re-licensing of

the following Erie Boulevard

Hydropower L.P. Projects: Carry Falls

Project No. 2060–005, Upper Raquette

River Project No. 2084–020, Middle

Raquette River Project No. 2320–005,

and Lower Raquette River Project No.

2330–007.

e. Proposed Agenda:

July 30: Site visit to Raymondville,

Norfolk, East Norfolk, Norwood, and

Higley hydroelectric developments, all

located on the Raquette River in St.

Lawrence County, New York.

July 31: section 106 issues discussion.

f. All local, state, and Federal

agencies, Indian Tribes, and interested

parties, are hereby invited to attend this

meeting as participants.

David P. Boergers,

Secretary.

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

AGENCY

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Announcement of the Board of

Trustees for the National

Environmental Education and Training

Foundation, Inc.

AGENCY: Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA).

ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: The National Environmental

Education and Training Foundation was

created by Public Law 101–619, the

National Environmental Education Act

of 1990. It is a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established to

promote and support education and

training as necessary tools to further

environmental protection and

sustainable, environmentally sound

development. It provides the common

ground upon which leaders from

business and industry, all levels of

government, public interest groups, and

others can work cooperatively to expand

the reach of environmental education

and training programs beyond the

traditional classroom. The Foundation

supports a grant program that promotes

innovative environmental education

and training programs; it also develops

partnerships with government and other

organizations to administer projects that

promote the development of an

environmentally literal public.

The Administrator of the U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency, as

required by the terms of the Act,

announces the following three

appointments to the National

Environmental Education and Training

Foundation, Inc. Board of Trustees. The

appointees are Thomas M. Ferguson,

Chairman and CEO of the First Stanford

Corporation; Dorothy P. McSweeny,

former Foreign Service Officer, Agency

for International Development; and

Judge William S. Sessions, former

Director of the Federal Bureau of

Investigation. These appointees will join

the current Board member which

include: Walter Higgins, Chairman,

President and C.E.O, Sierra Pacific

Resources; James Donnelley, Stet &

Query Limited Partnership; Dwight

Minton, Chairman Emeritus, Church &

Dwight; Braden Allenby, Vice President,

Environment, Health and Safety, AT&T;

Richard Bartlett, Vice Chairman, Mary

Kay Holding Corporation; Susan ClarkJohnson, Chairman and CEO, Phoenix

Newspapers, Inc.; Dorothy Jacobson,

Consultant; Karen Bates Kress,

President, KBK Consulting, Inc.; Fred

Krupp, Executive Director,

Environmental Defense Fund; and,

Dennis Wheeler, Chairman, President

and C.E.O, Coeur d’Alene Mines

Corporation.

Great care has been taken to assure

that these new appointees not only have

the highest degree of expertise and

commitment, but also bring to the Board

diverse points of view relating to

environmental education and training.

These appointments shall be for a

period of four years.

Appointee Biographies

Thomas M. Ferguson has, since 1993,

served as Director, Chairman, President

and CEO of Le@p Technology, Inc.,

formally Seal Holdings Corporation, a

publicly traded holding company

focused on the acquisition and

development of companies providing

services in healthcare and life sciences.

Within these fields, Le@p has a

particular interest in information

technology companies with Internet

applications, engaging exclusively in

friendly transactions developed in

cooperation with a company’s

management, shareholders and board of

directors. Since 1992, he has served

First Sanford Corporation in Palm

Beach, Florida, a private advisory

company for maritime transactions and

the development of strategic business/

financial plans for national and

international companies, as a Director,

Chairman and President. Mr. Ferguson

serves as a Director of Chamber

Companies, LLC. He is the sole

stockbroker of First Magnum

Corporation, and its sole director and

officer. Mr. Ferguson received a BA

degree from Florida State University.

Dorothy McSweeny, an oral historian,

is a former Foreign Service Officer of the

Agency for International Development.

She is Chair for Community

Development of the National Symphony

Orchestra, Chair of Community Program

of the Washington Ballet, and ViceChair of the D.C. Commission on Arts

and the Humanities. Mrs. McSweeny

serves on the boards of the National

Wildflower Research Center, the

Discovery Creek Washington Children’s

Museum, and the Boston University

School of Medicine. Mrs. McSweeny is

Vice President of the Environmentors

board.

William S. Sessions, Director of the

Federal Bureau of Investigations from

1987 to 1993, is currently an attorney in

private practice in San Antonio, Texas.

He is a member of the Martin Luther

King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission,

President of the District Judges

Association of the 5th Circuit, Chairman

of the Ethics Committee of the Federal

Bar Association, and a member of the

Executive Committee of Interpol. Judge

Sessions was honored as the National

Fathers Day Committee Father of the

Year.

Dated: June 21, 2001.

Christine Todd Whitman,

Administrator.

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