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$75; provide a one-time bonus of $150

for paternity establishment; provide

an additional 6 months of transitional

child care; increase automobile asset

limit to $4500 equity value; require

regular school attendance by 6 to 19

year olds; continue current LEAP

demo waivers (i.e., eliminate many

JOBS exemptions and provide

incentive payments and sanctions);

and disregard JTPA earnings without

time limit

DATE RECEIVED: 5/28/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Joel Rabb, (614)

466–3196

WAIVER TITLE: Oklahoma—Mutual

Agreement, A Plan for Success

DESCRIPTION: Oklahoma Five pilot

demonstrations would test provisions

which: (1) Eliminate 100-hour rule for

UP cases; (2) increase auto asset level

to $5000; (3) time-limit AFDC receipt

to cases with non-exempt JOBS

participants to 36 cumulative months

in a 60 month period followed by

mandatory workfare program; (4)

provide intensive case management;

and (5) apply fill-the-gap budgeting

DATE RECEIVED: 2/24/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Raymond

Haddock, (405) 521–3076

WAIVER TITLE: Oregon—Expansion of

the Transitional Child Care Program

DESCRIPTION: Provide transitional

child care benefits without regard to

months of prior receipt of AFDC and

provide benefits for 24 months

DATE RECEIVED: 8/8/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Jim Neely, (503)

945–5607

WAIVER TITLE: Oregon—Increased

AFDC Motor Vehicle Limit

DESCRIPTION: Would increase

automobile asset limit to $9000

DATE RECEIVED: 11/12/93

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Jim Neely, (503)

945–5607

WAIVER TITLE: Pennsylvania—School

Attendance Improvement Program

DESCRIPTION: In 7 sites, would require

school attendance as condition of

eligibility

DATE RECEIVED: 9/12/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Patricia H. O’Neal,

(717) 787–4081

WAIVER TITLE: Pennsylvania—Savings

for Education Program

DESCRIPTION: Statewide, would

exempt as resources college savings

bonds and funds in savings accounts

earmarked for vocational or secondary

education and disregard interest

income earned from such accounts

DATE RECEIVED: 12/29/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Patricia H. O’Neal,

(717) 787–4081

WAIVER TITLE: Virginia—Welfare to

Work Program

DESCRIPTION: Statewide, would

provide one-time diversion payments

to qualified applicants in lieu of

AFDC; change first time JOBS noncompliance sanction to a fixed period

of one month or until compliance and

remove the conciliation requirement;

require paternity establishment as

condition of eligibility; remove good

cause for non-cooperation with child

support and exclude from AFDC grant

caretakers who cannot identify,

misidentify, or fail to provide

information on the father; require

minor parents to live with an adult

guardian; require AFDC caretakers

without a high school diploma, aged

24 and under, and children, aged 13–

18, to attend school; require

immunization of children; allow

$5000 resource exemption for savings

for starting business; and increase

eligibility for Transitional and At-Risk

Child Care. Also: Require non-exempt

participants to sign an Agreement of

Personal Responsibility as a condition

of eligibility and assign to a work site

under CWEP for a number of hours

determined by dividing AFDC grant

plus the value of the family’s Food

Stamp benefits by the minimum wage;

eliminate increased AFDC benefit for

additional children born while a

family received AFDC; time-limit

AFDC benefits to 24 consecutive

months; increase earned income

disregards to allow continued

eligibility up to the federal poverty

level; provide 12 months transitional

transportation assistance; modify

current JOBS exemption criteria for

participants; eliminate the job search

limitation; and eliminate the deeming

requirement for sponsored aliens

when the sponsor receives food

stamps. In 12 sites, would operate

sub-component paying wages in lieu

of AFDC benefits and Food Stamps for

CWEP and subsidized employment,

increase eligibility for transitional

Medicaid; plus other provisions

DATE RECEIVED: 12/2/94

TYPE: Combined AFDC/Medicaid

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Larry B. Mason,

(804) 692–1900

WAIVER TITLE: Washington—Success

Through Employment Program

DESCRIPTION: Statewide, would

eliminate the 100-hour rule for AFDCUP families; impose a 10 percent

grant reduction for AFDC recipients

who have received assistance for 48

out of 60 months, and impose an

additional 10 percent grant reduction

for every additional 12 months

thereafter, and budget earnings

against the original payment standard;

and hold the food stamp benefit level

constant for cases whose AFDC

benefits are reduced due to length of

stay on assistance

DATE RECEIVED: 2/1/95

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: New

CONTACT PERSON: Liz Begert Dunbar,

(206) 438–8350

III. Listing of Approved Proposals Since

February 1, 1995

WAIVER TITLE: Nebraska—Welfare

Reform Waiver Demonstration

CONTACT PERSON: Dan Cillessen,

(402) 471–9270

IV. Requests for Copies of a Proposal

Requests for copies of an AFDC or

combined AFDC/Medicaid proposal

should be directed to the

Administration for Children and

Families (ACF) at the address listed

above. Questions concerning the content

of a proposal should be directed to the

State contact listed for the proposal.

(Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance

Program, No. 93562; Assistance Payments—

Research)

Dated: March 1, 1995.

Howard Rolston,

Director, Office of Policy and Evaluation.

[FR Doc. 95–5513 Filed 3–6–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4184–01–P

Health Resources and Services

Administration

Advisory Council; Notice of Meeting

In accordance with section 10(a)(2) of

the Federal Advisory Committee Act

(Pub. L. 92–463), announcement is

made of the following National

Advisory body scheduled to meet

during the month of March 1995.

Name: Advanced General Dentistry Review

Committee.

Date and Time: March 20–22, 1995, 8:30

a.m.

Place: Conference Room J, Parklawn

Building, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville,

Maryland 20857.

Open on March 20, 8:30 a.m.–9:30 a.m.

Closed for Remainder of Meeting.

Purpose: The Advanced General Dentistry

Review Committee shall review applications

from public and nonprofit private schools of

dentistry or accredited postgraduate dental
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1Previously entitled the Farmers Home

Administration (FmHA).

training institutions that plan, develop and

operate an approved residency program or

advanced educational program in the general

practice of dentistry, including the support of

trainees in such programs who plan to

specialize in the practice of general dentistry.

Agenda: The open portion of the meeting

will cover welcome and opening remarks,

legislative updates, and overview of the

review process. The meeting will be closed

to the public on March 20, at 9:30 a.m. for

the remainder of the meeting for the review

of grant applications. The closing is in

accordance with the provisions set forth in

section 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., and the

Determination by the Associate

Administrator for Policy Coordination,

Health Resources and Services

Administration, pursuant to Public Law 92–

463.

Anyone requiring information regarding

the subject Council should contact Dr.

Rosemary E. Duffy, Executive Secretary,

Advanced General Dentistry Review

Committee, Room 8C–09, Parklawn Building,

5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, Maryland

20857, Telephone (301) 443–6837.

Agenda Items are subject to change as

priorities dictate.

Dated: March 2, 1995.

Jackie E. Baum,

Advisory Committee Management Officer,

HRSA.

[FR Doc. 95–5559 Filed 3–6–95; 8:45 am]

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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND

URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Office of the Assistant Secretary for

Housing-Federal Housing

Commissioner

[Docket No. N–95–3865; FR–3852–N–02]

Service Coordinator Funds for Fiscal

Year 1995; Correction to Identification

of NY State Director

AGENCY: Office of the Assistant

Secretary for Housing-Federal Housing

Commissioner, HUD.

ACTION: Notice; Technical correction.

SUMMARY: On February 13, 1995, HUD

published a notice that announced the

issuance of Housing Notice H–94–99,

entitled ‘‘Processing of Requests for

Section 8 Funds for Service

Coordinators in Section 8 (including

Section 515/8 under the Rural Housing

and Community Development Service

(RHCDS),1 ) and Sections 202, 202/8,

221(d)(3) and 236 Projects and

Monitoring of Approved Requests—FY

1995’’. Housing Notice H–94–99

describes the procedures for applying

for service coordinator funds in FY 1995

and the State or area office’s processing

of applications and awards for those

funds.

The February 13, 1995 notice

included a list of Multifamily Division

Directors. The purpose of this notice is

to correct the name of the director listed

for the New York State Office.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On

February 13, 1995 (60 FR 8380), HUD

published a notice that announced the

issuance of Housing Notice H–94–99,

entitled ‘‘Processing of Requests for

Section 8 Funds for Service

Coordinators in Section 8 (including

Section 515/8 under the Rural Housing

and Community Development Service

(RHCDS)), and Sections 202, 202/8,

221(d)(3) and 236 Projects and

Monitoring of Approved Requests—FY

1995’’. Housing Notice H–94–99

describes the procedures for applying

for service coordinator funds in FY 1995

and the State or area office’s processing

of applications and awards for those

funds.

The February 13, 1995 notice

included a list of Multifamily Division

Directors. The purpose of this notice is

to correct the name of the director listed

for the New York State Office.

Accordingly, in FR Doc. 95–3473,

published February 13, 1995 (60 FR

8280), on page 8280, in column three,

the name of the Multifamily Division

Director for New York/New Jersey is

corrected to read as follows:

New York/New Jersey

New York

Beryl Niewood, Acting Multifamily

Director, HUD-New York Office, 26

Federal Plaza, New York, New York

10278–0068, (212) 264–2960.

Dated: February 28, 1995.

Camille Acevedo,

Assistant General Counsel for Regulations.

[FR Doc. 95–5456 Filed 3–6–95; 8:45 am]

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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

National Park Service

Creve Coeur Lake Memorial Park Final

Supplemental Environmental Impact

Statement

AGENCY: National Park Service, Interior.

ACTION: Availability of final

supplemental environmental impact

statement for determination of section

6(f)(3) replacement lands for Creve

Coeur Lake Memorial Park (CCLMP), St.

Louis County, Missouri.

SUMMARY: The National Park Service

(NPS), in compliance with Section

102(2)(c) of the National Environmental

Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA), 42 U.S.C.

4321 et seq. and 4332, as amended, and

with Section 6(f)(3) of Title 1 of the

Land and Water Conservation Fund Act

(L&WCF), 16 U.S.C. 4601–(8)(f), as

amended, announces the availability of

a final supplemental environmental

impact statement (FSEIS) evaluating and

selecting additional replacement land

for land in CCLMP converted from

outdoor recreation use as a result of the

Page Avenue Extension. It is determined

that a total of 207 acres will be impacted

by the proposed ‘‘Red Route’’ of

significant magnitude to adversely affect

present park activities and environment.

CCLMP, a county park which has

received Federal financial assistance

from the L&WCF program, must comply

with the requirements of Section 6(f)(3)

of the L&WCF Act as it pertains to

maintaining outdoor recreation use of

all Federally assisted park and

recreation areas. This FSEIS is a

supplement to the final environmental

impact statement (FEIS) for Page

Avenue (Route D) extension, St. Louis

and St. Charles Counties, Missouri,

approved in a Record of Decision on

January 6, 1993, by the Federal Highway

Administration (FHWA).

The FHWA FEIS addressed

construction of a 10-lane elevated

extension of Page Avenue across the

southern tip of the park site assuming

all necessary coordination with other

Federal agencies has been satisfactorily

accomplished. The NPS on December

11, 1992, adopted the FEIS for use in the

environmental evaluation requirements

of Section 6(f)(3) of the L&WCF Act.

The initial proposal of 264.78 acres,

revised to 258.48 acres and submitted

by the State of Missouri to replace the

converted 183.4 acres, revised to 207.0

acres, was determined by the NPS as not

offering ‘‘reasonably equivalent

usefulness’’ to the extent necessary to

reflect appropriately the loss of this

unique natural area. Secretary Babbitt

announced on May 18, 1993, in letters

to Senators Danforth and Bond, that he

did not intend to use his authority

under section 6(f)(3) to block the

construction of this highway project. He

further stated that ‘‘* * * it is necessary

to identify a significant amount of

additional lands to be included in the

mitigation package.’’

The FSEIS identifies eight potential

alternative land proposals and a ‘‘no

action’’ alternative for consideration in

meeting section 6(f)(3) requirements of

the L&WCF Act. Four alternatives were

evaluated in detail; three others were

eliminated after initial consideration;

and one proposed alternative, identified

by the Howard Bend Levee District