16706 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 62 / Friday, March 31, 1995 / Notices

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Direct Grant Programs and Fellowship

Programs

AGENCY: Department of Education.

ACTION: Notice of direct grant programs

and fellowship programs under which

the Secretary is making new awards for

fiscal year 1995.

SUMMARY: The Secretary updates the list

of the Department’s direct grant

programs and fellowship programs

under which the Secretary is making

new awards for fiscal year (FY) 1995

and estimates the deadline dates for the

transmittal of applications for many of

those programs for which application

notices have not yet been published.

The Secretary also revises the list of

State Single Points of Contact (SPOCs)

for programs subject to the requirements

of Executive Order 12372

(Intergovernmental Review of Federal

Programs). The notice is intended to

help potential applicants in planning for

the remainder of this fiscal year.

DATES: Dates of Application Notices:

The actual or estimated date for

publication of the application notice for

a given program is listed in column

three of the chart in this notice. For any

previously announced program column

three also includes the Federal Register

volume and page reference to that

notice. If a program has yet to publish

an application notice, an estimated date

(est.) or TBA (to be announced) is listed

in this notice.

Dates of Availability of Applications:

The date on which applications will be

available for any given program is in the

application notice for that program.

Deadline Dates for Transmitting

Applications: The actual or estimated

deadline date for transmitting

applications under a program is listed in

column four of the chart in this notice.

If a program has yet to publish an

application notice, an estimated

deadline date (est.) or TBA is listed in

this notice, and the actual deadline date

will appear in the application notice to

be published in the Federal Register.

Deadline Dates for Transmitting

Intergovernmental Reviews: For any

previously announced program subject

to Executive Order 12372, the deadline

date for the transmittal of State Process

Recommendations by SPOCs and

comments by other interested parties is

listed in the application notice for that

program. A deadline date will also

appear in the application notice for any

program yet to be announced.

ADDRESSES: For Applications or Further

Information: The address and telephone

number for obtaining applications for,

or further information about, an

individual program are in the

application notice for that program.

For Users of TDD or FIRS: Individuals

who use a telecommunications device

for the deaf (TDD) may call the TDD

number, if any, listed in the individual

application notices. If a TDD number is

not listed for a given program,

individuals who use a TDD may call the

Federal Information Relay Service

(FIRS) at 1–800–877–8339 between 8

a.m. and 8 p.m., Eastern time, Monday

through Friday.

For Intergovernmental Review: The

address for transmitting

recommendations and comments under

Executive Order 12372 is in the

appendix to this notice. The appendix

also contains the addresses of

individual SPOCs.

For Electronic Access to Information:

Information about the Department’s

funding opportunities, including copies

of application notices for discretionary

grant competitions, can be viewed on

the Department’s electronic bulletin

board (ED Board), telephone (202) 260–

9950; or on the Internet Gopher Server

at GOPHER.ED.GOV (under

Announcements, Bulletins and Press

Releases). However, the official

application notice for a discretionary

grant competition is the notice

published in the Federal Register.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On June

10, 1994 the Secretary published in the

Federal Register (59 FR 30190) the first

section of the Department’s annual

combined application notice (CAN) for

FY 1995. Included in that document

were individual notices inviting

applications for new awards under 65

programs and competitions. These were

direct grant and fellowship programs

administered mainly by the Office of

Postsecondary Education and the Office

of Special Education and Rehabilitative

Services. Since June 10 a number of

other programs have published

application notices for new awards for

FY 1995.

In the document published on June

10, the Secretary announced the

Department’s intent to publish a second

section of the CAN for FY 1995 in

September, 1994. However, legislation

authorizing or reauthorizing many of the

Department’s remaining programs was

not enacted until October 20, 1994. This

statute, the Improving America’s

Schools Act of 1994 (Pub. L. 103–382),

includes programs administered by the

Office of Bilingual Education and

Minority Languages Affairs and the

Office of Elementary and Secondary

Education, some programs of the Office

of Educational Research and

Improvement, and some programs of

other principal offices of the

Department. These programs could not

publish application notices in

September, as originally planned,

without enacted legislation authorizing

the programs and without subsequent

programmatic and fiscal decisions based

on that legislation and on budgetary

appropriations.

On October 17, 1994 the Secretary

published in the Federal Register (59

FR 52291) a notice postponing

publication of section two of the CAN.

The Secretary believed it would be more

helpful to the Department’s customers

to delay publication of that document

until a time when application notices

for most of these programs could be

published or, at least, listed with an

estimated date for publication.

In addition to awards under programs

affected by reauthorization, awards

under some other programs and

competitions were to be governed by

new regulations or funding priorities

that had not yet been issued in final

form. Still other programs and

competitions had to delay publication of

application notices for FY 1995 pending

approval of application forms, as well as

other information collection requests, by

the Office of Management and Budget

under the Paperwork Reduction Act of

1980.

In the notice of October 17, the

Secretary estimated that publication of

section two of the CAN for FY 1995

would take place before the end of

January 1995. However, publication of

many of the affected application notices

has been further postponed to enable

the Department to develop policies and

procedures designed to make the grant

award process and the activities under

these grants as accommodating as

statutorily permissible to the needs and

concerns of the Department’s customers.

The Department will continue to

publish individual application notices

when they are ready. In the meantime,

this combined application notice: (1)

References all application notices for FY

1995 previously announced in the

Federal Register, including those

contained in section one of the CAN

published on June 10, 1994, and (2) to

the extent possible, gives estimated

dates for programs and competitions for

which application notices are to be

published at a later date.

As an appendix to the CAN of June

10, 1994, the Secretary published a list

of SPOCs for programs subject to

Executive Order 12372 and the

regulations in 34 CFR part 79. Since

publication of that list, Colorado,

Massachusetts, and Tennessee have

ended their voluntary participation in
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this review process, Alabama has

elected to participate in the process,

and, in a few other States, the names or

addresses of SPOCs have changed.

Therefore, as an appendix to this update

of the combined application notice, the

Secretary is publishing a revised listing

of SPOCs.

Organization of Notice

The chart lists direct grant programs

and certain fellowship programs under

which the Secretary is making or plans

to make new awards in FY 1995. The

listings are organized under the

following principal program offices of

the Department:

Office of Bilingual Education and

Minority Languages Affairs.

Office of Educational Research and

Improvement.

Office of Elementary and Secondary

Education.

Office of Postsecondary Education.

Office of Special Education and

Rehabilitative Services.

Office of Vocational and Adult

Education.

For each principal office, programs

are listed in order of their respective

Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance

(CFDA) number.

Programs To Be Announced at a Future

Date

For FY 1995 a few programs will be

governed by new regulations or funding

priorities. This notice references these

types of programs with an asterisk

following the respective estimated date

(est.*) in column three of the chart. For

further information regarding these

programs, readers are referred to the

following notices of proposed priority

that have been published in the Federal

Register:

Jacob K. Javits Gifted and Talented Education

Program—National Research and

Development Center—Notice of Proposed

Priority, Selection Criteria, and Post-Award

Requirements——60 FR 2956 (1/12/95)

School-to-Work Opportunities Act; State

Implementation Grants—Notice of

Proposed Selection Criteria and a Proposed

Definition of Administrative Costs——60

FR 13312 (3/10/95)

National Education Goals

The Goals 2000: Educate America Act

(Pub. L. 103–227), enacted March 31,

1994, enunciates the following National

Education Goals for the year 2000:

• All children in America will start

school ready to learn.

• The high school graduation rate

will increase to at least 90 percent.

• All students will leave grades 4, 8,

and 12 having demonstrated

competency in challenging subject

matter, including English, mathematics,

science, foreign languages, civics and

government, economics, arts, history,

and geography; and every school in

America will ensure that all students

learn to use their minds well, so they

may be prepared for responsible

citizenship, further learning, and

productive employment in our Nation’s

modern economy.

• United States students will be first

in the world in mathematics and science

achievement.

• Every adult American will be

literate and will possess the knowledge

and skills necessary to compete in a

global economy and exercise the rights

and responsibilities of citizenship.

• Every school in the United States

will be free of drugs, violence, and the

unauthorized presence of firearms and

alcohol and will offer a disciplined

environment conducive to learning.

• The Nation’s teaching force will

have access to programs for the

continued improvement of their

professional skills and the opportunity

to acquire the knowledge and skills

needed to instruct and prepare all

American students for the next century.

• Every school will promote

partnerships that will increase parental

involvement and participation in

promoting the social, emotional, and

academic growth of children.

For competitions that are still open

for FY 1995, the Secretary encourages

applicants under these programs to

consider the National Education Goals

in developing their applications.

Applicability of Section 5301 of the

Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988

A number of programs listed in the

chart provide that a grant, fellowship,

traineeship, or other monetary benefit

may be awarded to an individual. This

award may be made to the individual

either directly by the Department or by

a grantee that receives Federal funds for

the purpose of providing, for example,

fellowships, traineeships, or other

awards to individuals.

Section 5301 of the Anti-Drug Abuse

Act of 1988 (Pub. L. 100–690; 21 U.S.C.

862) provides that a sentencing court

may deny eligibility for certain Federal

benefits to an individual convicted of

drug trafficking or possession. Thus, an

individual who applies for a grant,

fellowship, or other monetary benefit

under a program covered by this notice

should understand that, if convicted of

drug trafficking or possession, he or she

is subject to denial of eligibility for that

benefit if the sentencing court imposes

such a sanction. This denial applies

whether the Federal benefit is provided

to the individual directly by the

Department or is provided through a

grant, fellowship, traineeship, or other

award made available with Federal

funds by a grantee.

Any persons determined to be

ineligible for Federal benefits under the

provisions of section 5301 are listed in

the General Services Administration’s

‘‘Lists of Parties Excluded from Federal

Procurement or Nonprocurement

Programs.’’

Applicability of the Federal Debt

Collection Procedures Act of 1990

The programs listed in the chart make

discretionary awards subject to the

eligibility requirements of the Federal

Debt Collection Procedures Act of 1990

(Pub. L. 101–647; 28 U.S.C. 3201). The

Act provides that if there is a judgment

lien against a debtor’s property for a

debt to the United States, the debtor is

not eligible to receive a Federal grant or

loan, except direct payments to which

the debtor is entitled as beneficiary,

until the judgment is paid in full or

otherwise satisfied.

LIST OF APPLICATION NOTICES

CFDA No. Name of program Application notice Application

deadline date

Office of Bilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs

84.003G ........... Bilingual Education: Academic Excellence Awards . TBA .......................................................................... TBA

84.194Q ........... Bilingual Education: State Grant Program ............... 3/31/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/22/95 (est.)

84.195A ........... Bilingual Education: Teachers and Personnel

Grants.

3/31/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/22/95 (est.)

84.195B ........... Bilingual Education: National Professional Development Institutes.3/31/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/22/95 (est.)
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CFDA No. Name of program Application notice Application

deadline date

84.195C ........... Bilingual Education: Graduate Fellowship Program 4/14/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/30/95 (est.)

84.289P ........... Bilingual Education: Program Enhancement Grants 3/31/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/30/95 (est.)

84.290U ........... Bilingual Education: Comprehensive School Grants 3/31/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/30/95 (est.)

84.291R ........... Bilingual Education: Systemwide Improvement

Grants.

3/31/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/30/95 (est.)

84.292A ........... Bilingual Education: General Research Program .... TBA .......................................................................... TBA

84.292B ........... Bilingual Education: Field-Initiated Research .......... 4/14/95 (est.) ............................................................ TBA

84.293A ........... Foreign Language Assistance: General Program .... 4/14/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/26/95 (est.)

Office of Educational Research and Improvement

Library Programs

84.036A ........... Library Education and Human Resource Development Program—Institutes.9/29/94 (59 FR 49746) ............................................. 12/2/94

84.036B ........... Library Education and Human Resource Development Program—Fellowships.9/29/94 (59 FR 49746) ............................................. 12/2/94

84.039D ........... Library Research and Demonstration Program ....... 12/5/94 (59 FR 62542) ............................................. 2/6/95

84.163A ........... Library Services to Indian Tribes and Hawaiian Natives Program—Basic Grants.9/29/94 (59 FR 49746) ............................................. 12/2/94

84.163B ........... Library Services to Indian Tribes and Hawaiian Natives Program—Special Grants.9/29/94 (59 FR 49746) ............................................. 5/8/95

84.167A ........... Library Literacy Program .......................................... 9/29/94 (59 FR 49746) ............................................. 12/2/94

National Institute on Student Achievement

84.279A ........... Goals 2000: Assessment, Development, and Evaluation.3/29/95 (est.) ............................................................ 6/15/95 (est.)

84.304A ........... International Education Exchange Program ............ 2/17/95 (60 FR 9564) ............................................... 4/17/95

National Institute on the Education of At-Risk Students

84.206R ........... Research and Development Center on the Education of Gifted and Talented Children and Youth.4/20/95 (est.)* ........................................................... 7/10/95 (est.)

National Institute on Early Childhood Development and Education

84.287A ........... 21st Century Community Learning Centers ............. 4/3/95 (est.) .............................................................. 6/16/95 (est.)

Office of Reform Assistance and Dissemination

84.073A–1 ....... National Diffusion Network (NDN)—Developer

Demonstration Projects.

3/31/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/31/95 (est.)

84.073F ............ National Diffusion Network (NDN)—Private School

Facilitator.

3/31/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/31/95 (est.)

84.168E ........... Dwight D. Eisenhower Professional Development—

Federal Activities.

4/14/95 (est.) ............................................................ 6/15/95 (est.)

84.168R ........... Eisenhower Regional Mathematics and Science

Consortia.

4/14/95 (est.) ............................................................ 6/15/95 (est.)

84.203D ........... Star Schools Program—Continuing Education ........ 4/14/95 (est.) ............................................................ 6/15/95 (est.)

84.206A–1 ....... Jacob K. Javits Gifted and Talented Students

Grant Education Program.

3/10/95 (60 FR 13326) ............................................. 4/25/95

84.215S ........... Fund for the Improvement of Education (FIE) Demonstration Programs: (1) Elementary School

Counseling Partnerships; (2) Middle SchoolWorkplace-Community Partnerships.

3/13/95 (60 FR 13598) ............................................. 4/28/95

84.215V ........... Fund for the Improvement of Education (FIE): Partnerships in Character Education Pilot Project.3/13/95 (60 FR 13588) ............................................. 4/28/95

84.286A ........... Telecommunications Demonstration Project for

Mathematics.

2/17/95 (60 FR 9576) ............................................... 4/12/95

84.302A ........... Regional Technology Consortia ............................... 4/7/95 (est.) .............................................................. 6/15/95 (est.)

84.303 .............. Challenge Grants for Technology in Education ....... 3/7/95 (60 FR 12651) ............................................... 6/2/95

National Center for Education Statistics

84.999F ............ National Assessment of Educational Progress

(NAEP) Program—Collection of data for the

1996, 1997, and 1998 NAEP and preparation of

sampling weights for the State and national components of the 1996, 1997, and 1998 assessments.

3/10/95 (60 FR 13136) ............................................. 4/25/95
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CFDA No. Name of program Application notice Application

deadline date

84.999G ........... National Assessment of Educational Progress

(NAEP)—1996 and 1997 National Analysis and

Reporting.

5/12/95 (est.) ............................................................ 6/26/95 (est.)

Office of Elementary and Secondary Education

84.026A ........... Educational Services for Indian Adults .................... 5/5/95 (est.) .............................................................. 7/17/95 (est.)

84.083A ........... Women’s Educational Equity Act—Implementation

Grants.

TBA .......................................................................... TBA

84.083B ........... Women’s Educational Equity Act—Research

Grants.

TBA .......................................................................... TBA

84.087A ........... Indian Fellowship ..................................................... 4/12/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/30/95 (est.)

84.123A ........... Civic Education ........................................................ TBA .......................................................................... TBA

84.165A ........... Magnet Schools Assistance ..................................... 3/20/95 (60 FR 14868) ............................................. 5/12/95

84.184B ........... Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program—Alternative

Education Programs.

5/29/95 (est.) ............................................................ 7/10/95 (est.)

84.209A ........... Native Hawaiian Family Based Education Centers . 3/28/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/19/95 (est.)

84.210A ........... Native Hawaiian Gifted and Talented Demonstration Program.3/28/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/19/95 (est.)

84.277A ........... Safe Schools Grants Program ................................. 8/15/94 (59 FR 41928) ............................................. 9/30/94

84.282A ........... Charter Schools/State Grants and National Activities.4/12/95 (est.) ............................................................ 6/19/95 (est.)

84.283A ........... Comprehensive Regional Assistance Centers ......... 5/15/95 (est.) ............................................................ 6/30/95 (est.)

84.285A ........... Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program: The Community Schools Youth Services and Supervision

Grant Program, and the Family and Community

Endeavor Schools Grant Program.

3/6/95 (60 FR 12332) ............................................... 5/5/95

84.296A ........... Native Hawaiian Community Based Education

Learning Centers.

3/28/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/19/95 (est.)

84.297A ........... Native Hawaiian Curriculum Development, Teacher

Training, and Recruitment Program.

3/28/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/19/95 (est.)

84.299A ........... Special Projects Demonstration Grants ................... 5/5/95 (est.) .............................................................. 7/17/95 (est.)

84.299B ........... Special Projects Professional Development Grants 5/5/95 (est.) .............................................................. 7/17/95 (est.)

Office of Postsecondary Education

84.016A ........... Undergraduate International Studies and Foreign

Language Program.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 11/4/94

84.017A ........... International Research and Studies Program .......... 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 11/4/94

84.019A ........... Fulbright-Hays Faculty Research Abroad Program . 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/28/94

84.021A ........... Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad Program ..... 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/21/94

84.022A ........... Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research

Abroad.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/28/94

84.031A ........... Strengthening Institutions Program .......................... 3/7/95 (60 FR 12543) ............................................... 5/1/95

84.031S ........... Strengthening Institutions Program—Hispanic-Serving Institutions.3/23/95 (60 FR 15448) ............................................. 5/8/95

84.031A; ..........

x84.031G .........

Designation as an Eligible Institution for the

Strengthening Institutions and Endowment Challenge Grant Programs .......................................... 12/6/94 (59 FR 62964); 2/6/95 (60 FR 7047); 3/13/

95 (60 FR 13423).

4/3/95

84.031G ........... Endowment Challenge Grant Program .................... 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 6/16/95

84.047 .............. Upward Bound Program .......................................... 1/24/95 (60 FR 4759) ............................................... 2/24/95 (Regular

and Veterans);

3/17/95 (Math and

Science)

84.055A ........... Cooperative Education Program—Administration,

Part A Projects.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/95 (59 FR 33331); 12/

16/94 (59 FR 65028).

Cancelled

84.055B ........... Cooperative Education Program—Demonstration

Projects.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 12/16/94 (59 FR 65028) .... Cancelled

84.055C ........... Cooperative Education Program—Research

Projects.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 12/16/94 (59 FR 65028) .... Cancelled

84.055D ........... Cooperative Education Program—Training and Resource Center Projects.6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 12/16/94 (59 FR 65028) .... Cancelled

84.055E ........... Cooperative Education Programs—Administration,

Part B Projects.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 12/16/94 (59 FR 65028) .... Cancelled

84.094B ........... Patricia Roberts Harris Fellowship Program—Master’s Level and Professional Study.8/16/94 (59 FR 42130) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.094B ........... Patricia Roberts Harris Fellowship Program—Doctoral Study.8/16/94 (59 FR 42131) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.097A ........... Law School Clinical Experience Program ................ 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 2/28/95
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CFDA No. Name of program Application notice Application

deadline date

84.120 .............. Minority Science Improvement Program—Institutional, Design, Special, and Cooperative Projects.6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33331) ...... 10/14/94

84.153A ........... Business and International Education ..................... 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 11/7/94

84.170 .............. Jacob K. Javits Fellowship Program ........................ 8/23/94 (59 FR 43328) ............................................. 11/28/94

84.200 .............. Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need

Program.

10/13/94 (59 FR 51969) ........................................... 12/2/94

84.202A ........... Grants to Institutions and Consortia to Encourage

Women and Minority Participation in Graduate

Education Program.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33331); 10/

28/94 (59 FR 54173).

Cancelled

84.217 .............. Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement

Program.

12/19/94 (59 FR 65324) ........................................... 2/3/95

84.220A ........... Centers for International Business Education Program.6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 11/10/94

84.252 .............. Urban Community Service Program—Designation

as an Urban Grant Institution.

01/26/95 (60 FR 5170) ............................................. 03/1/95

84.252 .............. Urban Community Service Program ........................ 04/03/95 (est.) .......................................................... 06/1/95 (est.)

84.261 .............. Dwight D. Eisenhower Leadership Development

Program.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 1/20/95

84.272A ........... National Early Intervention Scholarship and Partnership Program.TBA .......................................................................... TBA

TBA .................. Native Hawaiian Higher Education Program ........... 6/9/95 (est.) .............................................................. 7/21/95 (est.)

Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE)

84.116A; ..........

84.116B

Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education—Comprehensive Program.8/18/94 (59 FR 42580) ............................................. 10/18/95

(preapplications); 3/15/95

(final applications)

84.116F ............ Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education—Innovative Projects for Community Service.6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 12/20/94

84.116N ........... Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education—North American Trilateral Education Initiative.TBA .......................................................................... TBA

84.116P ........... Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education—Disseminating Proven Reforms.3/24/95 ..................................................................... 5/25/95

84.183D ........... Drug Prevention Programs in Higher Education—

Special Focus Program Competition: Specific

Approaches to Prevention Projects (Invitational

Priority: Higher Education Consortia for Drug

Prevention).

4/17/95 (est.) ............................................................ 6/16/95 (est.)

Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services

Office of Special Education Programs

84.023 .............. Research in Education of Individuals with Disabilities Program.

84.023A ........... Advancing and Improving the Research Knowledge

Base.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 12/16/94

84.023B ........... Student-Initiated Research Projects ......................... 11/21/94 (59 FR 60054) ........................................... 2/24/95

84.023C ........... Field-Initiated Research Projects ............................. 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/24/94

84.023E ........... Synthesize and Communicate a Professional

Knowledge Base: Contributions to Research and

Practice.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/17/94

84.023F ............ Examining Alternatives for Outcome Assessment

for Children with Disabilities.

11/21/94 (59 FR 60054) ........................................... 2/24/95

84.023G ........... Studying Models That Bridge the Gap Between Research and Practice.11/21/94 (59 FR 60054) ........................................... 3/24/95

84.023N ........... Initial career awards ................................................. 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 9/6/94

84.024 .............. Early Education Program for Children with Disabilities.

84.024B ........... Model Demonstration Projects for Young Children

with Disabilities.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 9/12/94

84.024D ........... Outreach Projects for Young Children with Disabilities.11/07/94 (59 FR 55540) ........................................... 1/17/95

84.024P ........... Early Childhood Model Inservice Training Projects . 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 9/19/94

84.024Q ........... Early Childhood Research Institute: Follow Through 10/13/94 (59 FR 52046) ........................................... 1/13/95

84.025 .............. Services for Children with Deaf-Blindness Program

84.025A ........... State and Multi-State Projects for Children who are

Deaf-Blind.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33284) ...... 12/9/94
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deadline date

84.025A ........... Optional Pilot Projects for Children who are DeafBlind.6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33284) ...... 12/9/94

84.025E ........... Technical Assistance for Transitional Services for

Children and Youth who are Deaf-Blind.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33284) ...... 10/17/94

84.026 .............. Educational Media Research, Production, Distribution, and Training Program.

84.026K ........... Recorded Audio Cassettes for Visually and Print

Disabled Students.

11/7/94 (59 FR 55547) ............................................. 2/15/95

84.026N ........... Captioned Films and Videos Distribution System .... 11/7/94 (59 FR 55547) ............................................. 3/31/95

84.026Q ........... Video Description Project ......................................... 11/7/94 (59 FR 55547) ............................................. 2/17/95

84.026S ........... Closed-Captioned Daytime Television Programs .... 11/7/94 (59 FR 55547) ............................................. 2/17/95

84.026T ............ Cultural Experiences for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing

Individuals.

11/7/94 (59 FR 55547) ............................................. 3/15/95

84.029 .............. Training Personnel for the Education of Individuals

with Disabilities—Grants for Personnel Training

and Parent Training and Information Centers.

84.029A ........... Training Personnel to Service Low-Incidence Disabilities.6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/7/94

84.029B ........... Preparation of Personnel for Careers in Special

Education.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33284) ...... 9/30/94

84.029D ........... Preparation of Leadership Personnel ...................... 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33284) ...... 9/16/94

84.029E ........... Minority Institutions Personnel ................................. 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33284) ...... 10/21/94

84.029F ............ Preparation of Related Services Personnel ............. 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 9/23/94

84.029K ........... Special Projects ....................................................... 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/28/94

84.029L ............ Training Educational Interpreters ............................. 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/28/94

84.029M ........... Parent Training and Information Centers ................. 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 7/19/94 (59 FR 36744); 11/

7/94 (59 FR 55539 ).

1/10/95

84.029P ........... Experimental Parent Centers ................................... 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 7/19/94 (59 FR 36744); 11/

7/94 (59 FR 55541).

1/10/95

84.029Q ........... Training Early Intervention and Preschool Personnel.6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 ((59 FR 33284) ..... 10/14/94

84.078 .............. Postsecondary Education Programs for Individuals

with Disabilities.

84.078C ........... Model Demonstration Projects to Improve the Delivery and Outcomes of Postsecondary Education

for Individuals with Disabilities.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33284) ...... 11/4/94

84.086 .............. Program for Children with Severe Disabilities .........

84.086D ........... Research Project for Educating Children with Severe Disabilities in Inclusive Settings.6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33284) ...... 12/2/94

84.086J ............ Statewide System Change: Children with Severe

Disabilities.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33284) ...... 10/17/94

84.086U ........... Outreach Projects: Serving Children with Severe

Disabilities in General Education and Community

Settings.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33284) ...... 1/23/95

84.158 .............. State Systems for Transition Services for Youth

with Disabilities Program.

84.158A ........... State Systems for Transition Services for Youth

with Disabilities Program.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 1/27/95

84.158 .............. Secondary Education and Transitional Services for

Youth with Disabilities Program.

84.158D ........... Model Demonstration Projects to Identify and Develop Alternatives for Youth with Disabilities Who

have Dropped Out of School or are at Risk of

Dropping Out of School.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33284) ...... 10/7/94

84.158M ........... Accessing School to Work and Postsecondary Environments—A Technical Assistance Effort.3/31/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/12/95 (est.)

84.158Q ........... Outreach Projects for Services for Youth with Disabilities.6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 6/28/94 (59 FR 33284) ...... 10/7/94

84.159 .............. Special Studies Program ......................................... ...................................................................................

84.159A ........... State Agency-Federal Evaluation Studies Projects . 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 10/19/94 (59 FR 52768) .... Cancelled

84.159C ........... Center to Support the Achievement of World Class

Outcomes for Students With Disabilities.

12/21/94 ................................................................... 4/21/95

84.159D ........... State and Local Education Efforts to Implement the

Transition Requirements in the Individuals with

Disabilities Education Act.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 8/19/94

84.159E ........... Longitudinal Study of the Impact of Early Intervention Services on Infants and Toddlers Disabilities.12/21/94 ................................................................... 3/24/95

84.159F ............ State Agency-Federal Evaluation Studies Projects . 6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 12/9/94

84.180 .............. Technology, Educational Media, and Materials for

Individuals with Disabilities Program.
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84.180G ........... Technology, Educational Media Materials Research

Projects that Promote Literacy.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 9/12/94

84.180U ........... Collaborative Research on Technology, Media, and

Materials for Children and Youth with Disabilities.

10/13/94 ................................................................... 1/27/95

84.221 .............. Native Hawaiian Special Education Program .......... 3/28/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/19/95 (est.)

84.237 .............. Program for Children and Youth with Serious Emotional Disturbance.

84.237F ............ Preventing the Development of Serious Emotional

Disturbance Among Children and Youth with

Emotional and Behavioral Problems.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 9/16/94

84.237G ........... Nondiscriminatory, Culturally-Competent Collaborative Demonstration Models To Improve Services for Students with Serious Emotional Disturbance and Prevention Services for Students with

Emotional and Behavioral Problems.

10/13/94 ................................................................... 1/27/95

National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research

84.133A–1 ....... Research and Demonstration Projects .................... 1/17/95 (60 FR 3499); 1/24/95 (60 FR 4762) .......... 3/24/95

84.133A–5 ....... Research and Demonstration Projects .................... 4/7/95 (est.) .............................................................. 5/30/95 (est.)

84.133B ........... Rehabilitation Research and Training Centers ........ 3/31/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/30/95 (est.)

84.133D–5 ....... Knowledge Dissemination and Utilization Program . 6/8/94 (59 FR 29676); 10/18/94 (59 FR 52523); 2/

10/95 (60 FR 8126).

7/22/94; 12/19/94;

4/17/95

84.133D–2 ....... Knowledge Dissemination and Utilization Program . 11/18/94 (59 FR 59836) ........................................... 1/20/95

84.133D–6 ....... Knowledge Dissemination and Utilization Programs 4/21/95 (est.) ............................................................ 6/20/95 (est.)

84.133E ........... Rehabilitation Engineering Research Centers ......... 11/18/94 (59 FR 59861) ........................................... 1/20/95

84.133F ............ Research Fellowships .............................................. 6/3/94 (59 FR 29138) ............................................... 11/15/94

84.133G ........... Field-Initiated Projects .............................................. 6/3/94 (59 FR 29138) ............................................... 11/1/94

84.133N ........... Special Projects and Demonstrations for Spinal

Cord Injuries.

6/3/94 (59 FR 29138); 10/11/94 (59 FR 51424) ...... 11/18/94

84.133P ........... Research Training Program ..................................... 6/3/94 (59 FR 29138) ............................................... 10/3/94

84.224A–6 ....... Technical Assistance to State Grantees under the

Technology-Related Assistance Program

3/31/95 (est.) ............................................................ 5/30/95 (est.)

84.224A–7 ....... State Grants for Technology-Related Assistance .... 4/7/95 (est.) .............................................................. 5/30/95 (est.)

Rehabilitation Services Administration

84.128G ........... Vocational Rehabilitation Service Projects for Migratory Agricultural and Seasonal Farmworkers

with Disabilities.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 10/18/94 (59 FR 52524) .... 1/25/95

84.128T ............ Special Projects and Demonstrations for Providing

Supported Employment to Individuals with the

Most Severe Disabilities and Technical Assistance Projects—Community-Based Projects.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 1/16/95

84.129A–1 ....... Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—Rehabilitation

Medicine.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.129A–5 ....... Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—Prosthetics

and Orthotics.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.129B ........... Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—Rehabilitation

Counseling.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.129C–1 ....... Rehabilitation Training—Long-Term Training: Rehabilitation Administration.1/18/95 (60 FR 3632) ............................................... 3/21/95

84.129D–1 ....... Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—Physical Therapy.6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.129E ........... Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—Rehabilitation

Technology.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.129F ............ Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—Vocational

Evaluation and Work Adjustment.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.129H ........... Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—Rehabilitation

of Individuals Who Are Mentally Ill.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.129L ............ Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—Undergraduate

Education in Rehabilitation Services.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.129P ........... Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—Specialized

Personnel for Rehabilitation of Individuals Who

Are Blind Or Have Vision Impairment (Currently:

Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—Rehabilitation of Individuals Who Are Blind).

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.129Q ........... Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—Rehabilitation

of Individuals Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

(Currently: Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—

Rehabilitation of Individuals Who Are Deaf).

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94
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deadline date

84.129R ........... Rehabilitation Long-Term Training—Rehabilitation

Job Development and Placement.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.132A ........... Centers for Independent Living ................................ 12/22/94 (59 FR 66009) ........................................... 3/17/95

84.160A ........... Training of Interpreters for Individuals Who Are

Deaf and Individuals Who Are Deaf-Blind.

12/5/94 (59 FR 62511) ............................................. 2/28/95

84.177A ........... Independent Living Services for Older Individuals

Who Are Blind.

12/27/94 (59 FR 66616) ........................................... 2/13/95

84.234L ............ Projects With Industry .............................................. 12/9/94 (59 FR 63864) ............................................. 3/13/95

84.235R ........... Special Projects and Demonstrations for Providing

Vocational Rehabilitation Services to Individuals

With Disabilities.

12/9/94 (59 FR 63863) ............................................. 3/13/95

84.235S ........... Special Projects and Demonstrations for Providing

Transitional Rehabilitation Services to Youths

With Disabilities.

12/9/94 (59 FR 63864) ............................................. 3/13/95

84.246A ........... Training Members of American Indian Tribes, State

Vocational Rehabilitation Agency Staff, and Rehabilitation Educators on Services for American

Indians With Disabilities.

12/5/94 (59 FR 62510) ............................................. 2/28/95

84.246B ........... Training Rehabilitation and Mental Health Personnel To Provide Improved Rehabilitation Services

to Individuals With Mental Illness.

12/5/94 (59 FR 65210) ............................................. 2/28/95

84.246J ............ Training Impartial Hearing Officers on Provisions of

the Act.

12/5/94 (59 FR 62511) ............................................. 2/28/95

84.246K ........... Personnel Specifically Trained To Deliver Services

in Client Assistance Programs.

12/5/94 (59 FR 62511) ............................................. 2/28/95

84.250E ........... Vocational Rehabilitation Service Projects for

American Indians With Disabilities.

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190); 12/9/94 (59 FR 63722) ...... 6/16/95

84.263A ........... Rehabilitation Training—Experimental and Innovative Training.6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.264A–1 ....... Rehabilitation Training—Rehabilitation Continuing

Education Programs (for Region V only).

6/10/94 (59 FR 30190) ............................................. 10/14/94

84.264B ........... Rehabilitation Continuing Education Programs ....... 12/5/94 (59 FR 62510) ............................................. 2/28/95

84.275A ........... Rehabilitation Training—National Clearinghouse of

Rehabilitation Training Materials.

12/5/94 (59 FR 62509) ............................................. 2/28/95

Office of Vocational and Adult Education

84.077 .............. Bilingual Vocational Training Program ..................... 10/27/94 (59 FR 54076) ........................................... 12/12/94

84.099 .............. Bilingual Vocational Instructor Training Program ..... 10/27/94 (59 FR 54096) ........................................... 12/12/94

84.101 .............. Indian Vocational Education Training Program ....... 05/26/94 (59 FR 27406) ........................................... 7/29/94

84.199D ........... Cooperative Demonstration Program—(Correctional

Education).

07/13/94 (59 FR 35791) ........................................... 09/02/94

84.248 .............. Demonstration Projects for the Integration of Vocational and Academic Learning Program.08/01/94 (59 FR 39170) ........................................... 09/16/94

Invitation to Comment

The Secretary welcomes comments

and suggestions for improving the

annual combined application notice.

Please direct any comments and

suggestions to Steven N. Schatken,

Assistant General Counsel for

Regulations, U.S. Department of

Education, 600 Independence Avenue,

SW. (room 5105, FB–10B), Washington,

D.C. 20202–2241.

Dated: March 22, 1995.

Richard W. Riley,

Secretary of Education.

Appendix

Intergovernmental Review of Federal

Programs

This appendix applies to each program that

is subject to the requirements of Executive

Order 12372 (Intergovernmental Review of

Federal Programs) and the regulations in 34

CFR part 79.

The objective of the Executive order is to

foster an intergovernmental partnership and

to strengthen federalism by relying on State

and local processes for State and local

government coordination and review of

proposed Federal financial assistance.

Applicants must contact the appropriate

State Single Point of Contact to find out

about, and to comply with, the State’s

process under Executive Order 12372.

Applicants proposing to perform activities in

more than one State should immediately

contact the Single Point of Contact for each

of those States and follow the procedure

established in each of those States under the

Executive order. A listing containing the

Single Point of Contact for each State is

included in this appendix.

In States that have not established a

process or chosen a program for review,

State, areawide, regional, and local entities

may submit comments directly to the

Department.

Any State Process Recommendation and

other comments submitted by a State Single

Point of Contact and any comments from

State, areawide, regional, and local entities

must be mailed or hand-delivered by the date

indicated in this notice to the following

address: The Secretary, EO 12372—CFDA#

[commenter must insert number—including

suffix letter, if any], U.S. Department of

Education, room 6213, 600 Independence

Avenue, SW., Washington, DC 20202–0124.

Proof of mailing will be determined on the

same basis as applications (see 34 CFR

75.102). Recommendations or comments may

be hand-delivered until 4:30 p.m.

(Washington, DC time) on the date indicated

in this notice.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ABOVE

ADDRESS IS NOT THE SAME ADDRESS AS

THE ONE TO WHICH THE APPLICANT

SUBMITS ITS COMPLETED APPLICATION.
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DO NOT SEND APPLICATIONS TO THE

ABOVE ADDRESS.

State Single Points of Contact

Note: In accordance with Executive Order

#12372, this listing represents the designated

State Single Points of Contact. Because

participation is voluntary some States no

longer participate in the process. These

include: Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut,

Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana,

Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana,

Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania,

South Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, and

Washington. Alabama, which did not

participate when this list was last published

by the Department of Education in June 1994,

now participates.

Alabama

Jon C. Strickland, Alabama Department of

Economic and Community Affairs,

Planning and Economic Development

Division, 401 Adams Avenue,

Montgomery, Alabama 36103–5690,

Telephone (205) 242–5483, FAX (205) 242–

5515

Arizona

Janice Dunn,

Arizona State Clearinghouse, 3800 N. Central

Avenue, Fourteenth Floor, Phoenix,

Arizona 85012, Telephone (602) 280–1315,

FAX (602) 280–1305

Arkansas

Mr. Tracy L. Copeland, Manager, State

Clearinghouse, Office of Intergovernmental

Services, Department of Finance and

Administration, 1515 W. 7th Street, room

412, Little Rock, Arkansas 72203,

Telephone (501) 682–1074, FAX (501) 682–

5206

California

Grants Coordinator, Office of Planning and

Research, 1400 Tenth Street, room 121,

Sacramento, California 95814, Telephone

(916) 323–7480, FAX (916) 323–3018

Delaware

Francine Booth, State Single Point of Contact,

Executive Department, Thomas Collins

Building, P.O. Box 1401, Dover, Delaware

19903, Telephone (302) 739–3326, FAX

(302) 739–5661

District of Columbia

Charles Nichols, State Single Point of

Contact, Office of Grants Management and

Development, 717 14th Street, N.W., Suite

500, Washington, DC 20005, Telephone

(202) 727–6554, FAX (202) 727–1617

Florida

Suzanne Traub-Metlay, Florida State

Clearinghouse, Intergovernmental Affairs

Policy Unit, Executive Office of the

Governor, Office of Planning and

Budgeting, The Capitol (room 1603),

Tallahassee, Florida 32399–0001,

Telephone (904) 488–8114, FAX (904) 488–

9005,

Georgia

Tripp Reid, Administrator, Georgia State

Clearinghouse, 254 Washington Street,

S.W., room 401J, Atlanta, Georgia 30334,

Telephone (404) 656–3855 or 656–3829,

FAX (404) 656–7938

Illinois

Steve Klokkenga, State Single Point of

Contact, Office of the Governor, 107

Stratton Building, Springfield, Illinois

62706, Telephone (217) 782–1671, FAX

(217) 782–6620

Indiana

Francis E. Williams, State Budget Agency,

212 State House, Indianapolis, Indiana

46204, Telephone (317) 232–2972, FAX

(317) 233–3323

Iowa

Steven R. McCann, Division for Community

Assistance, Iowa Department of Economic

Development, 200 East Grand Avenue, Des

Moines, Iowa 50309, Telephone (515) 242–

4719, FAX (515) 242–4859

Kentucky

Ronald W. Cook, Office of the Governor,

Department of Local Government, 1024

Capitol Center Drive, Frankfort, Kentucky

40601–8204, Telephone (502) 573–2382,

FAX (502) 573–2512

Maine

Joyce Benson, State Planning Office, State

House Station #38, Augusta, Maine 04333,

Telephone (207) 287–3261, FAX (207) 287–

6489

Maryland

Mr. Roland E. English III, Chief, State

Clearinghouse for Intergovernmental

Assistance, Maryland Office of Planning,

301 West Preston Street, room 1104,

Baltimore, Maryland 21201–2365,

Telephone (410) 225–4490, FAX (410) 225–

4480

Michigan

Richard S. Pastula, Director, Office of Federal

Grants, Michigan Department of

Commerce, P.O. Box 30225, Lansing,

Michigan 48909, Telephone (517) 373–

7356, FAX (517) 373–6683

Mississippi

Cathy Malette, Clearinghouse Officer,

Department of Finance and

Administration, 455 North Lamar Street,

Jackson, Mississippi 39202, Telephone

(601) 359–6762, FAX (601) 359–6764

Missouri

Lois Pohl, Federal Assistance Clearinghouse,

Office of Administration, P.O. Box 809,

room 760, Truman Building, Jefferson City,

Missouri 65102, Telephone (314) 751–

4834, FAX (314) 751–7819

Nevada

Department of Administration, State

Clearinghouse, Capitol Complex, Carson

City, Nevada 89710, Telephone (702) 687–

4065, FAX (702) 687–3983

New Hampshire

Jeffrey H. Taylor, Director, New Hampshire

Office of State Planning, Attn:

Intergovernmental Review Process/James

E. Bieber, 21⁄2 Beacon Street, Concord, New

Hampshire 03301, Telephone (603) 271–

2155, FAX (603) 271–1728

New Jersey

Gregory D. Adkins, Assistant Commissioner,

New Jersey Department of Community

Affairs

Please direct all correspondence and

questions about intergovernmental review to:

Andrew J. Jaskolka, State Review Process,

Division of Community Resources, CN 800,

room 813A, Trenton, New Jersey 08625–

0800, Telephone (609) 292–9025, FAX

(609) 633–2132

New Mexico

Robert Peters, State Budget Division, room

190, Bataan Memorial Building, Santa Fe,

New Mexico 87503, Telephone (505) 827–

3640, FAX (505) 827–3861

New York

New York State Clearinghouse, Division of

the Budget, State Capital, Albany, New

York 12224,Telephone (518) 474–1605

North Carolina

Chrys Baggett, Director, N.C. State

Clearinghouse, Office of the Secretary of

Admin., 116 West Jones Street, Raleigh,

North Carolina 27603–8003, Telephone

(919) 733–7232, FAX (919) 733–9571

North Dakota

North Dakota Single Point of Contact, Office

of Intergovernmental Assistance, 600 East

Boulevard Avenue, Bismarck, North

Dakota 58505–0170, Telephone (701) 224–

2094, FAX (701) 224–2308

Ohio

Larry Weaver, State Single Point of Contact,

State Clearinghouse, Office of Budget and

Management, 30 East Broad Street, 34th

Floor, Columbus, Ohio 43266–0411

Please direct correspondence and

questions about intergovernmental review to:

Linda Wise, Telephone (614) 466–0698, FAX

(614) 466–5400

Rhode Island

Daniel W. Varin, Associate Director,

Department of Administration, Division of

Planning, One Capitol Hill, 4th Floor,

Providence, Rhode Island 02908–5870,

Telephone (401) 277–2656, FAX (401) 277–

2083

Please direct correspondence and

questions to: Review Coordinator, Office of

Strategic Planning

South Carolina

Omeagia Burgess, State Single Point of

Contact, Grant Services, Office of the

Governor, 1205 Pendleton Street, room

477, Columbia, South Carolina 29201,

Telephone (803) 734–0494, FAX (803) 734–

0385

Texas

Tom Adams, Director, Intergovernmental

Coordination, P.O. Box 13005, Austin,

Texas 78711, Telephone (512) 463–1771,

FAX (512) 463–1984

Utah

Carolyn Wright, Utah State Clearinghouse,

Office of Planning and Budget, room 116,

State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114,

Telephone (801) 538–1535, FAX (801) 538–

1547
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Vermont

Nancy McAvoy, State Single Point of

Contact, Pavilion Office Building, 109 State

Street, Montpelier, Vermont 05609,

Telephone (802) 828–3326, FAX (802) 828–

3339

West Virginia

Fred Cutlip, Director, Community

Development Division, West Virginia

Development Office, Building #6, room

553, Charleston, West Virginia 25305,

Telephone (304) 558–4010, FAX (304) 558–

3248

Wisconsin

Martha Kerner, Section Chief, State/Federal

Relations, Wisconsin Department of

Administration, 101 East Wilson Street, 6th

Floor, P.O. Box 7868, Madison, Wisconsin

53707, Telephone (608) 266–2125, FAX

(608) 267–6931

Wyoming

Sheryl Jeffries, State Single Point of Contact,

Herschler Building, 4th Floor, East Wing,

Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002, Telephone

(307) 777–7574, FAX (307) 638–8967

Territories

Guam

Mr. Giovanni T. Sgambelluri, Director,

Bureau of Budget and Management

Research, Office of the Governor, P.O. Box

2950, Agana, Guam 96910, Telephone 011–

671–472–2285, FAX 011–671–472–2825

Northern Mariana Islands

State Single Point of Contact, Planning and

Budget Office, Office of the Governor,

Saipan, CM, Northern Mariana Islands

96950

Puerto Rico

Norma Burgos/Jose B. Caro, Chairwoman/

Director, Puerto Rico Planning Board,

Federal Proposals Review Office, Minillas

Government Center, P.O. Box 41119, San

Juan, Puerto Rico 00940–1119, Telephone

(809) 727–4444 or 723–6190, FAX (809)

724–3270 or 724–3103

Virgin Islands

Jose George, Director, Office of Management

and Budget, #41 Norregade Emancipation

Garden Station, Second Floor, Saint

Thomas, Virgin Islands 00802

Please direct all questions and

correspondence about intergovernmental

review to:

Linda Clarke, Telephone (809) 774–0750,

FAX (809) 776–0069

Note: This list is based on the most current

information provided by the States.

Information on any changes or apparent

errors should be provided to Donna Rivelli

(Telephone (202) 395–5090) at the Office of

Management and Budget and to the State in

question. Changes to the list will only be

made upon formal notification by the State.

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