Federal Register / Vol. 66, No. 124 / Wednesday, June 27, 2001 / Notices 34259

APPENDIX—Continued

[Petitions instituted on 05/29/2001]

TA–W Subject firm (petitioners) Location Date of

petition Product(s)

39,328 ..... Komatsu Mining Systems (IBB) ..................... Peoria, IL ..................... 05/09/2001 Truck Frames.

39,329 ..... DyStar L.P (Comp) ......................................... Charlotte, NC .............. 05/15/2001 Textile Dyes.

39,330 ..... Volunteer Leather (Comp) ............................. Milan, TN ..................... 05/15/2001 Finished Leather for Shoe Industry.

39,331 ..... Huntco Steel, Inc. (Comp) ............................. Blytheville, AR ............. 05/16/2001 Steel.

39,332 ..... Heckett Multi Serv. (Wrks) ............................. Kansas City, MO ......... 04/20/2001 Steel Rods and Grinding Balls.

39,333 ..... Republic Paperboard Co (Wrks) .................... Commerce City, CO .... 05/14/2001 Paper Board/Wall Board Paper.

39,334 ..... WCI Outdoor Products, Inc (Comp) ............... Swainsboro, GA .......... 05/11/2001 Cloth Grass Catcher.

39,335 ..... Acordis Cellulosic Fibers (Comp) .................. Axis, AL ....................... 05/14/2001 Rayon Fiber.

39,336 ..... Meridian Automotive (UAW) .......................... Lapeer, MI ................... 04/04/2001 Automotive Parts.

39,337 ..... Bayer Corp—Diagnostic (USWA) .................. Mishawaka, IN ............ 05/14/2001 Alka-Seltzer, One A Day Vitamins.

39,338 ..... Illinois Tool Works (Comp) ............................. Arlington, TX ............... 05/15/2001 Molded Plastic Trays.

39,339 ..... M. Fine and Sons Mfg. (Comp) ..................... Louisville, KY .............. 05/16/2001 Men’s, Boys’ and Girls’ Apparel.

39,340 ..... C and D Technologies (Comp) ...................... Tucson, AZ .................. 05/17/2001 Power Converters.

39,341 ..... Dairy Farmers of America (Wrks) .................. Fergus Falls, MN ......... 05/10/2001 Cheese Products.

39,342 ..... Kelly Springfield Tire (Co.) ............................. Tyler, TX ..................... 05/16/2001 Radial Passenger Tires.

39,343 ..... Covenant Mill, Inc. (Wrks) .............................. Dallas, NC ................... 05/14/2001 Fabric for Apparel.

39,344 ..... Americ Disc, Inc. (Wrks) ................................ Clinton, TN .................. 05/15/2001 Replication of Compact Discs.

39,345 ..... Tri State Plastics (Co.) ................................... Gastonia, NC ............... 05/15/2001 Plastic Textile Machinery Parts.

39,346 ..... Acadia Polymers ............................................ Paragould, AR ............. 05/15/2001 Rubber Bushings, Seals.

39,347 ..... Capco (Wrks) ................................................. Roanoke, VA ............... 05/15/2001 Custom Built Roll Grinders.

39,348 ..... Z and Z Logging (Wrks) ................................. Mt. Hood, OR .............. 05/07/2001 Logging, Timber.

39,349 ..... Acme Die Casting, Inc (UAW) ....................... Racine, WI .................. 05/09/2001 Castings.

39,350 ..... Madill Equipment USA (Wrks) ....................... Kalama, WA ................ 05/11/2001 Heavy Logging Equipment.

39,351 ..... A.P. Green Industries (Wrks) ......................... Mexico, MO ................. 05/15/2001 Steel Products.

39,352 ..... Midwest Tanning Co. (Co.) ............................ South Milwaukee, WI .. 05/04/2001 Tanners of Cow Hides.

39,353 ..... Double Springs Corp. (Co.) ........................... Double Springs, AL ..... 05/14/2001 Work Shirts.

39,354 ..... Neely Manufacturing Co. (Co.) ...................... Smithville, TN .............. 05/15/2001 Children’s Woven Shirts.

39,355 ..... KCS Mountain Resources (Co.) .................... Worland, WY ............... 05/10/2001 Crude Oil, Natural Gas and Gas Liquids.

39,356 ..... Kendall Healthcare (Wrks) ............................. Chatsworth, CA ........... 05/16/2001 Medical Equipment and Supplies.

39,357 ..... Geoffrey Beene, Inc (UNITE) ......................... New York, NY ............. 05/10/2001 Ladies’ Dresses.

39,358 ..... Turner Industries II, Ltd (Wrks) ...................... Bowling Green, KY ..... 05/14/2001 Tee Shirts.

39,359 ..... GE Marquette Medical (IBT) .......................... Wallingford, CT ........... 05/15/2001 Medical Equipment.

39,360 ..... Kachina Communications (Co.) ..................... Cottonwood, AZ .......... 05/14/2001 Transceivers and Related Accessories.

39,361 ..... Avery Dennison—Spartan (Wrks) .................. Holt, MI ........................ 05/11/2001 Tape (Trimbrite & Poststripe).

39,362 ..... Henderson Leisurewear (Co.) ........................ Henderson, TN ............ 05/21/2001 Ladies’ Housecoats and Dresses.

[FR Doc. 01–16158 Filed 6–26–01; 8:45 am]

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DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

Employment and Training

Administration

[TA–W–38, 101 and TA–W–38, 101A]

Bonney Forge Corporation, Allentown,

PA and Bonney Forge Corporation, Mt.

Union, PA; Notice of Revised

Determination on Reopening

On February 5, 2001, the Department,

on its own motion, reopened its

investigation for the former workers of

the subject firm.

The initial investigation resulted in a

negative determination issued on

December 18, 2000, because the

‘‘contributed importantly’’ test of the

Group Eligibility Requirements of the

Trade Act was not met for workers at

the subject firm. The workers produce

steel fittings and o’let valves. The denial

notice was published in the Federal

Register on January 11, 2001 (66 FR

2450).

Criteria (1) and (2) of the worker

group eligibility requirements of Section

222 of the Trade Act of 1974 were met.

Employment and sales decreased from

FY 1999 to FY 2000.

New information was provided by one

of the customers of the subject firm,

which warranted further investigation.

Review of all survey respondents and

clarification of the information received

by the Department revealed that a major

declining customer of the subject firm

increased import purchases of steel pipe

fittings while reducing purchases from

Bonney Forge.

Conclusion

After careful consideration of the new

facts obtained on reopening, it is

concluded that increased imports of

articles like or directly competitive with

steel pipe fittings produced by the

subject firm contributed importantly to

the decline in sales and to the total or

partial separation of workers of the

subject firm. In accordance with the

provisions of the Trade Act of 1974, I

make the following revised

determination:

‘‘All workers at Bonney Forge Corporation,

Allentown, Pennsylvania (TA–W–38, 101),

and Mt. Union, Pennsylvania, (TA–W–38,

101A), who became totally or partially

separated from employment on or after

August 29, 1999, through two years from the

date of certification, are eligible to apply for

adjustment assistance under Section 223 of

the Trade Act of 1974.’’

Signed in Washington, DC this 7th day of

June 2001.

Edward A. Tomchick,

Director, Division of Trade Adjustment

Assistance.

[FR Doc. 01–16155 Filed 6–26–01; 8:45 am]

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