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1Supplemental Report No. 2, served August 4,

1992; Supplemental Report No. 3 (57 Fed. Reg.

59,999) and Supplemental Report No. 4 (58 Fed.

Reg. 31,522) advised carriers that failure to convert

tariffs to ATFI format by the scheduled filing dates

would subject them to show cause proceedings.

Moreover, section 502(b)(1) of Public Law 102–

582 (‘‘P.L. 102–582’’) requires all tariffs and

essential terms of service contracts filed with the

Commission to be in electronic format.

2These are: ADM/Growmark River System, Inc.;

American Africa Europe Line GmBH; AustraliaEastern U.S.A. Shipping Conference; Baltimore

Forest Products Terminals, Concorde Line Central

American Service; Continental North Atlantic

Westbound Freight Conference; Cool Carriers

(Svenska) AB; D.B. Turkish Cargo Lines; Dole fresh

Fruit Company which has been renamed Dole

Continued

The meeting is open to the public.

Douglas A. Lipka,

Acting Director, Gulf of Mexico Program.

[FR Doc. 95–3518 Filed 2–10–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6560–50–M

[FRL–5153–6]

Science Advisory Board

Environmental Health Committee;

Preliminary Announcement—Dioxin

Reassessment Review

Under Public Law 92–463, notice is

hereby given that the Environmental

Health Committee (EHC) and the Indoor

Air Quality/Human Exposure

Committee (IAQC) of the Science

Advisory Board (SAB) will meet jointly

during the time period of late March to

mid-April 1955 (specific date to be

announced later) to review EPA’s

reassessment of 2,3,7,8-TCDD, dioxin.

Information on the relevant documents

may be found in FRL5070–7 (Federal

Register, Vol. 59, 176, page 46980,

September 13, 1994) which announced

the documents and provided ordering

information.

The purpose of this announcement is

to identify members of the public

wishing to make oral comments at the

meeting and allow the SAB to plan

sufficient time to accommodate these

comments. This will be the only

opportunity to register to make such

comments at the meeting. The Science

Advisory Board expects that the public

statements presented at its meetings will

not be repetitive of previously

submitted written statements. In

general, each individual or group

making an oral presentation will be

limited to a total time of ten minutes.

Anyone wishing to make a presentation

at the meeting should forward a written

statement (50 copies) to Mr. Samuel

Rondberg, Designated Federal Official,

at the Science Advisory Board (1400F),

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency,

401 M Street, SW., Washington, DC

20460 by March 10, 1995. Persons

desiring to submit written materials for

consideration by the Committees, but

who do not wish to make an oral

presentation may do so (provide 50

copies) at any time prior to the meeting.

Mr. Rondberg may be reached via

telephone at (202) 260–2559, via

Internet to

rondberg.samuel@epamail.epa.gov, by

facsimile to (202) 260–7118. Those

persons submitting statements for oral

presentation will be notified of the

specific meeting date by the SAB as

soon as possible.

Dated: January 31, 1995.

A. Robert Flaak,

Acting Staff Director, Science Advisory Board.

[FR Doc. 95–3517 Filed 2–10–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6560–50–M

EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF THE

UNITED STATES

[Public Notice 22]

Agency Forms Submitted for OMB

Review

AGENCY: Export-Import Bank of the

United States.

ACTION: In accordance with the

provisions of the Paperwork Reduction

Act of 1980, Eximbank has submitted a

proposed collection of information in

the form of a survey to the Office of

Management and Budget for review.

PURPOSE: The proposed Survey of

Eximbank Competitiveness (1995) to

Exporters and Banks as authorized by 12

U.S.C. 635(b), Export-Import Bank of the

United States Act of 1945, as amended,

is to be completed by U.S. banks and

exporters familiar with Eximbank’s

programs as a means of evaluating the

private sector’s view on the extent to

which Eximbank has provided export

credit programs competitive with the

export credit programs offered by the

major foreign OECD governments.

The collection of the information will

enable Eximbank to assess and report to

the U.S. Congress the private sector’s

view of its programs’ competitiveness,

as required by law.

SUMMARY: The following summarizes the

information collection proposal

submitted to OMB.

(1) Type of request: revised

(2) Number of forms submitted: one

(3) Form Number: EIB 85–3 (Rev. 12/92)

(4) Title of information collection:

Survey of Eximbank

Competitiveness (1994) to Exporters

and Banks

(5) Frequency of use: annual

(6) Respondents: Commercial banks and

exporters in the United States

(7) Estimated total number of annual

responses: 25

(8) Estimated total number of hours

needed to fill out the form: 25

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR COMMENTS:

Copies of the proposed application may

be obtained from Tamzen C. Reitan,

Agency Clearance Officer, (202) 565–

3333. Comments and questions should

be directed to Mr. Jeff Hill, Office of

Management and Budget, Information

and Regulatory Affairs, Room 10102,

Washington, DC 20503, (202) 395–3176.

All comments should be submitted

within two weeks of this notice; if you

intend to submit comments but are

unable to meet this deadline, please

advise by telephone that comments will

be submitted late.

Dated: February 6, 1995.

Tamzen C. Reitan,

Agency Clearance Officer.

[FR Doc. 95–3448 Filed 2–10–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6690–01–M

FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION

[Docket No 94–20]

Cancellation of Tariffs for Failure To

Comply With Automated Tariff Filing

and Information System (‘‘ATFI’’) Filing

Requirements

By Order published in the Federal

Register (59 F.R. 52165) on October 14,

1994, (‘‘October Order’’), the

Commission directed 243 carriers,

conferences and marine terminal

operators to show cause why the

Commission should not cancel their

tariffs or essential terms publications on

file in paper format. The parties named

as respondents to his proceeding had

failed to cancel their essential terms

publication and/or failed to convert

their tariffs to ATFI format. This action

was taken pursuant to section 8 of the

Shipping Act of 1984, 46 U.S.C. app

§ 1707, the Commission’s regulations

implementing ATFI at 46 C.F.R. Part

514, and Supplemental Reports Nos. 2,

3 and 41 issued in Docket No. 90–23,

Notice of Inquiry on Ocean Freight

Tariffs in Foreign and Domestic

Offshore Commerce (Automated Tariff

Filing and Information System).

Written responses were received from

or on behalf of 45 parties. The responses

of 24 carriers, conferences or marine

terminal operators requested that the

tariffs or essential terms publications

subject to the October Order be

cancelled or stated that cancellations

had been issued.2 The responses of 13
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Ocean Liner Express; Gateways International, Inc.;

Hapag-Lloyd, A.G.; Lauritzen Reefers A./S; Mares

Transport; Navieros Interamericanos, S.A.; Mobile

River Terminal Company; Nissui Shipping

Corporation; North Atlantic Westbound Freight

Association; Pacific Ocean Express, Inc;

Scandinavia Baltic U.S. North Atlantic Freight

Conference; South and East Africa/USA Conference;

Southern Freight Tariff Bureau; Traffic Executive

Assoc.—Eastern Railroad; United Arab Shipping

Company (S.A.G.); and Wolfgang Jobmann GmBH.

3These are: Air & Sea Inc.; Ben Federico Freight

Consolidator, Inc.; Container Management, Inc.;

Dorick Navigation, S.A.; Inter-Shipping Chartering

Co.; Island Shipping and Trading Ltd.; Jackson

Shipping, Inc.; Portuguese American Export Line,

Inc.; Sea-Barge Inc.; Sunshine Express Line Inc.;

Top Freight Systems, Inc,.; Universal Alco Ltd.; and

Y II Shipping Company Limited.

4These are: Alaska Cargo Transport, Inc.;

Centroline, Inc.; Imex Shipping Group, Inc.;

Jacksonville Caribbean Broker Services, Inc.; Omega

Shipping (CA), Inc.; Savannah Sound Maritime

Company Limited; Sesko Marine Trailers, Inc.;

Tientsin Marine Shipping Company and Westvaco

Corporation.

5These are: Midwest Machinery Movers, Inc.;

Trans-Atlantic American Flag Liner Operators; Seth

Shipping Corp.; Southern Oceans Container Line

Limited; and Compagnie Maritime Marfret.

6This is: Frata Container Lines Pte. Ltd.

7These are: Empresa Naviera Santa, S.A.; Guarani

Line Limited; Principal Lines, Ltd. and Vencaribe,

C.A.

carriers and marine terminal operators

stated that ATFI tariffs had been filed

prior to the issuance of the October

Order.3 Commission records conform

that ATFI tariffs are now on file for

these parties. Nine other carriers and

marine terminal operators filed ATFI

tariffs subsequent to the issuance of the

October Order.4 Five respondents

cancelled their tariffs without otherwise

submitting written responses in this

proceeding.5 One carrier’s tariff was

cancelled for failure to maintain active

evidence of non-vessel-operating

common carrier financial

responsibility.6 These carriers,

conferences and marine terminal

operators will be dismissed from this

proceeding.

Other responses to the October Order

merely provided further information but

did not cancel their paper-format tariffs

or essential terms. Distribution

Publications, Inc. responded on behalf

of Parr Terminal Railroad and stated

that this firm is not a marine terminal

operator subject to the Commission’s

tariff filing requirements and that the

tariff had been filed for informational

purposes only.

South Europe American Conference

Responded on behalf of the Greece

Westbound Conference stating that it

believed the October Order referred to

the Greece/USA Rate Agreement which

had been disbanded. This does not

appear to be correct. The Commission

has on file an essential terms

publication published on behalf of

Agreement No. 202–009238, the

assigned agreement number for the

Greece Westbound Conference.

Transportaton Services, Inc. named

four carriers that it previously

represented and stated that it believed

that these firms are out of business.7

The name carriers did not otherwise

respond to the October order.

One response was received from a

person maintaining the post office box

of one of the respondents, Osborne

Truck Line, Inc. and stated that the

respondent is no longer at that address

and could not be located. Another

response was received from a firm

stating that it had unsuccessfully

attempted to forward the October Order

to Container Express Lines Inc., but was

unable to locate its current address.

None of the carriers, conferences and

marine terminal operators referred to

above have shown good cause why their

paper-format tariffs or essential terms

publications should not be cancelled.

Accordingly the tariffs published by

these carriers will be cancelled.

The 191 carriers, conferences and

marine terminals listed in Appendix A

that did not respond to the October

Order and that did not comply with

ATFI tariff filing requirements also will

have their paper tariffs or essential

terms publications cancelled.

The 52 carriers, conferences and

maine terminal operators listed in

Appendix B that have complied with

the filing requirements or that have

cancelled their tariffs will be dismissed

from this proceeding.

Therefore, it is ordered that the paper

tariffs or essential terms publications for

the carriers, conferences or marine

terminal operators identified in

Appendix A to this Order are cancelled

effective five days from publication of

this Order in the Federal Register.

It is further ordered, that the parties

listed in Appendix B to this Order are

dismissed from this proceeding.

By the Commission.

Joseph C. Polking,

Secretary.

Appendix A

A/S Dampskibsselskabet Torm

Able Warehousing

Aegis Logistic System, Inc.

Agrex Incorporated

Airport Brokers Corporation

Alliance Navigation Line Inc.

Allied Pickfords U.S.A., Inc.

Amazon Lines Limited

America Russia Turkey Ocean Navigation

Shipping Lines

American Automar, Inc.

American Container Transport, Inc.

American Contract Freight Line, Ltd.

American Transport Line, Ltd.

American Transport Lines, Inc.

Anchor Container Services Company

Aremar C.I.F.S.A.

Arpin International Group

Arrowpac, Inc.

Associated Container Transportation

(Australia) Limited

Atlantic Land and Improvement Company,

The Atlantik Express Linie Thien &

Heyenga Schiffaharts GmbH & Co.

Australia-Pacific Coast Rate Agreement

B.C.R. Line

Bangladesh Shipping Corporation

CBSL-U.S. Med Line Limited

Bernuth Lines Ltd.

Bim Enterprises, Ltd.

Binkley Company, the

Blue Caribe Line, Ltd.

Blue Star Line Ltd.

Bluefields Marine Ltd.

Boston Docks Services Association

Bulkstar Shipping Corporation

Capital Maritime Terminal

Central America Shippers, Inc.

Central American Container Line

Char Ching Marine Company, Ltd.

Charles, Willmore A.

Chicksaw Terminal Corporation

Chipman Corporation

City Marine Terminal, Inc.

Coastal Stevedoring Company

Columbus River Transportation Center

Companhia De Navegacao Lloyd Brasileiro

Compania Trasatlantica Espanola, S.A.

Connecticut Terminal Company, Inc.

Consorcio Naviero Del Occidente, C.A.

Container Express Lines Inc.

Container Services of Washington, Inc.

Container Services, Inc.

Contract Marine Carriers, Inc.

Convoy Intercontinental Container Transport

GmbH & Co., KG

Costa Container Lines

Cottman Company, the

Crescent Western Warehouse Company

CSX/Sea-Land Logistics, Inc.

Distribution-Warehousing, Inc.

Empresa Maritima, S.A.—Chile

Empresa Naviera Santa, S.A.

Energy Resources—Imports & Exports, Inc.

Euro-Gulf International, Inc.

Family Islands Shipping Company Ltd.

FEDNAV (USA) Inc.

FEDNAV Lakes Services, Inc.

Flagship Container Line, Inc.

Forward Marine Inc.

Fourchon Int’l Shipping Inc.

Gateway Service Center, Inc.

Gearbulk Container Services

Gearbulk Ltd.

Georgia-Pacific Corporation

Godchaux-Henderson Terminal

Great Lakes Transcaribbean Line Limited

Great Western Unifreight System

Greece Westbound Conference

Guarani Line Limited

Gulf & Mexico Shipping Lines, Inc.

Gulf European Freight Association

Gulf Florida Terminal Company

Gulf Motorships, Inc.

H & A Trading Company, Inc.

Hale Shipping Corporation

Heide Warehouse Company

Horizons Shipping and Trading Ltd. Inc.

Hugo Stinnes Schiffahrt GmbH

IML Freight, Inc.
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Inagua Lines Inc.

Incotrans BV

The Inter-American Freight Conference—

Pacific Coast Area

Iowa Trader L.P.

Jebsen New Zealand Line

Jet Pac Corporation

Johnson Scanstar

Johnson Shipping Agency, Inc.

Kimberly Navigation Company Ltd.

KKL (Kangaroo Line) Pty., Ltd.

Knik Construction Co., Inc.

Land Link, Ltd.

Lineas Navieras Bolivianas S.A.M.

(LINABOL)

Little Rock Terminal Company

Malaysia Pacific Rate Agreement

Manufacturers Export Service, Inc.

Marcella Shipping Company

Maritima Aragua, S.A.

MB Canadian Tropic Line

Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A.

MFP St. Elmo and Myrtle Grove Terminal

Elevators

Miami International Container Freight

Station

Miami Marine Terminal Corporation

Naviera Del Pacifico C.A.

Naviera Lavinel C.A.

Naviera Mercante C.A.

Naviera Neptuno, S.A.

Naviera Universal, S.A. (Uniline)

Naviera Venline C.A.

Nedlloyd Lijnen B.V.

Nexos Line, Inc.

Nichiro Corporation

Northern Shipping Company

Ocean Express Lines, Inc.

Ocean Steamship (Nigeria) Ltd.

Ocean Trading & Marine Terminals S.A.

Osborne Truck Line, Inc.

P.T. Moges Shipping Co. Ltd.

Pacific Commerce Lines Inc.

Pacific Europe Express

Pacific Great Lakes Transport

Pan Caribbean Freight Consolidators, Inc.

Parker Warehouse, Inc.

Parr Terminal Railroad

Pegasus (N.Y.) Inc.

Pier Haulage, Inc.

Pioneer Shipping, Inc.

Port Covington Grain Elevator

Port of Galena Park Corporation

Prairie Maritime Corporation

Principal Lines, Ltd.

Prudential Lines, Inc.

Rainier Overseas Movers, Inc.

Ranvar Corporation

Reserve Elevator Corporation

Rokuchu Marine Corporation

Ryder/PE Nationwide Inc.

S.T.S. Inc.

Salem Marine Terminal Corporation

Salt Lake Container Freight Station

Sea Terminal Inc.

Sea-Alaska Terminal, Inc.

Seaboard Caribe Ltd.

Seaport of Chicago

Sentry Household Shipping, Inc.

Shawneetown, Illinois, Port of

Societe Ivoirienne De Transport Maritime

(SITRAM)

Societe Navale Et Commerciale DelmasVieljeux and America-Africa Europe Line

GmbH, Joint Service

South River Terminal Company

Southwest Forest Industries

Southwestern Freight Bureau, Agent

St. Joe Stevedoring Company

St. Lucie Terminal Company, Inc.

Staten Island Operating, Inc.

Stockton Elevators

Stolt Terminals (Chicago) Inc.

Strachan Shipping Company

Sunshine Express Line, Inc.

Superior Assembly & Distribution Center,

Inc.

Surinam Navigation Co.

SWF Gulf Coast, Inc.

Sylvan Shipping Company, Inc.

Tampa Bay Shipping Ltd.

Tangi Trans-port, Inc.

Tecomar, S.A.

Thames Shipping, Ltd.

Thriftcargo Florida, Inc.

Trailer Marine Transport Corporation

Trans Caribbean Terminal, Co.

Trans Pacific Freight Conference of Hong

Kong

Transocean Marine, Inc.

Tri-Seas Marine Terminal, Inc.

U.S. Atlantic/Italy, France & Spain Freight

Conference

United States/Colombia Conference

Unico Shipping Company

United Grain Corporation

Universal Shipping Terminal, Inc.

V.I. Ferries Incorporated

Vencaribe C.A.

Venezuela Transport Line, Incorporated

Victoria Shipping Line, Inc.

Volkswagen of America, Inc.

Westlake Harbor Terminals, Inc.

Zim Isreal Navigation Co., Ltd.

Appendix B

ADM/Growmark River System, Inc.

Air & Sea Inc.

Alaska Cargo Transport, Inc.

America Africa Europe Line GmbH

Australia-Eastern U.S.A. Shipping

Conference

Baltimore Forest Products Terminals

Ben Federico Freight Consolidator, Inc.

Gentroline, Inc.

Compagnie Maritime Marfret

Concorde Line Central American Service

Container Management, Inc.

Continental North Atlantic Westbound

Freight Conference

Cool Carriers (Svenska) AB

D.B. Turkish Cargo Lines

Dole Fresh Fruit Company

Dorick Navigation, S.A.

Frata Container Liner PTE. LTD.

Gateways International, Inc.

Hapag-Lloyd, A.G.

Imex Shipping Group, Inc.

Inter-Shipping Chartering Co.

Island Shipping and Trading, Inc.

Jackson Shipping, Inc.

Jacksonville Caribbean Broker Services, Inc.

Lauritzen Reefers A/S

Mares Transport

Midwest Machinery Movers, Inc.

Mobile River Terminal Company

Navieros Interamericanos, S.A.

Nissui Shipping Corporation

North Atlantic Westbound Freight

Association

Omega Shipping (CA), Inc.

Pacific Ocean Express, Inc.

Portuguese American Export Line, Inc.

Savannah Sound Maritime Company Limited

Scandinavia Baltic U.S. North Atlantic

Freight Conference

Sea-Barge, Inc.

Sesko Marine Trailers, Inc.

Seth Shipping Corp.

South and East Africa/USA Conference

Southern Freight Tariff Bureau

Southern Oceans Container Line Limited

Sunshine Express, Inc.

Tientsin Marine Shipping Company

Top Freight Systems, Inc.

Traffic Executive Assoc.—Eastern Railroads

Trans-Atlantic American Flag Liner

Operators

United ARAB Shipping Company (S.A.G.)

Universal ALCO LTD.

Westvaco Corporation

Wolfgang Jobmann GmbH

Y II Shipping Company Limited

[FR Doc. 95–3444 Filed 2–10–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6730–01–M

FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

Firstar Corporation; Formation of,

Acquisition by, or Merger of Bank

Holding Companies

The company listed in this notice has

applied for the Board’s approval under

section 3 of the Bank Holding Company

Act (12 U.S.C. 1842) and § 225.14 of the

Board’s Regulation Y (12 CFR 225.14) to

become a bank holding company or to

acquire a bank or bank holding

company. The factors that are

considered in acting on the applications

are set forth in section 3(c) of the Act

(12 U.S.C. 1842(c)).

The application is available for

immediate inspection at the Federal

Reserve Bank indicated. Once the

application has been accepted for

processing, it will also be available for

inspection at the offices of the Board of

Governors. Interested persons may

express their views in writing to the

Reserve Bank indicated for that

application or to the offices of the Board

of Governors. Any comment on an

application that requests a hearing must

include a statement of why a written

presentation would not suffice in lieu of

a hearing, identifying specifically any

questions of fact that are in dispute and

summarizing the evidence that would

be presented at a hearing.

Comments regarding this application

must be received not later than March

9, 1995.

A. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

(James A. Bluemle, Vice President) 230

South LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois

60690:

1. Firstar Corporation, Milwaukee,

Wisconsin; and Firstar Corporation of

Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to

acquire 100 percent of the voting shares