Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 8 / Thursday, January 12, 1995 / Notices 2991

APPENDIX—Continued

Petitioner (union/worker/firm) Location Date received

Date of

petition

Petition

No. Articles produced

Woods Geophysical, Inc (Co) ............... Mt. Pleasant, MI ..... 12/19/94 12/01/94 30,566 Seismic data processing.

A.J. Dress Co., Inc (ILGWU) ................. Laceyville, PA ........ 12/19/94 12/07/94 30,567 Ladies’ dresses.

Eutectic Corp (Workers) ........................ Flushing, NY .......... 12/19/94 12/01/94 30,568 Welding supplies and equipment.

Beloit Lenox Division (Co) ..................... Lenox, MA .............. 12/19/94 11/22/94 30,569 Winders.

Chevron USA Production Co (Co) ........ Houston, TX ........... 12/19/94 12/09/94 30,570 Crude oil and natural gas.

Brand S Corp (Workers) ........................ Livingston, MT ........ 12/19/94 12/02/94 30,571 Logs.

American Airlines, Inc (UTW) ................ Tulsa, OK ............... 12/19/94 12/06/94 30,572 Aircraft maintenance.

Dynatech Communications, Inc (Co) .... Woodbridge, VA ..... 12/19/94 12/07/94 30,573 Printed circuit boards.

101 Warehousing Corp (Workers) ........ Medley, FL ............. 12/19/94 12/06/94 30,574 Warehouse.

C. McDowell Oil, Inc (Workers) ............. Albion, IL ................ 12/19/94 12/08/94 30,575 Crude oil.

David Stevens II (ILGWU) ..................... Penns Grove, NJ ... 12/19/94 12/09/94 30,576 Ladies’ jackets.

Canon Shoe Co (Workers) .................... Hagerstown, MD .... 12/19/94 12/09/94 30,577 Men’s casual and dress shoes.

McKay Drilling Co., Inc (Workers) ......... Aurora, CO ............. 12/19/94 12/01/94 30,578 Oil drilling.

McCord Winn Textron (Workers) .......... Winchester, MA ...... 12/19/94 12/08/94 30,579 Automobile fuel pump.

[FR Doc. 95–745 Filed 1–11–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4510–30–M

Investigations Regarding Certifications

of Eligibility To Apply for Worker

Adjustment Assistance

Petitions have been filed with the

Secretary of Labor under Section 221(a)

of the Trade Act of 1974 (‘‘the Act’’) and

are identified in the Appendix to this

notice. Upon receipt of these petitions,

the Director of the Office of Trade

Adjustment Assistance, Employment

and Training Administration, has

instituted investigations pursuant to

Section 221(a) of the Act.

The purpose of each of the

investigations is to determine whether

the workers are eligible to apply for

adjustment assistance under Title II,

Chapter 2, of the Act. The investigations

will further relate, as appropriate, to the

determination of the date on which total

or partial separations began or

threatened to begin and the subdivision

of the firm involved.

The petitioners or any other persons

showing a substantial interest in the

subject matter of the investigations may

request a public hearing, provided such

request is filed in writing with the

Director, Office of Trade Adjustment

Assistance, at the address shown below,

not later than January 23, 1995.

Interested persons are invited to

submit written comments regarding the

subject matter of the investigations to

the Director, Office of Trade Adjustment

Assistance, at the address shown below,

not later than January 23, 1995.

The petitions filed in this case are

available for inspection at the Office of

the Director, Office of Trade Adjustment

Assistance, Employment and Training

Administration, U.S. Department of

Labor, 200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.,

Washington, D.C. 20210.

Signed at Washington, D.C. this 27th day

of December, 1994.

Victor J. Trunzo,

Program Manager, Policy & Reemployment

Services.

APPENDIX

Petitioner (union/workers/firm) Location Date received

Date of

petition

Petition

No. Articles produced

Grange Springwall Mattress (Co) .......... LaConner, WA ....... 12/27/94 11/30/94 30,580 Mattress & box springs.

Arthur Frisch Co., Inc (Co) .................... Bronx, NY ............... 12/27/94 12/02/94 30,581 Plastic novelty products.

Tennessee Valley Steel (USWA) .......... Rockwood, TN ....... 12/27/94 12/12/94 30,582 Steel bars, angles, flats.

Medalist Apparel (Workers) ................... Sidney OH .............. 12/27/94 12/08/94 30,583 Long underwear, thermal tops, etc.

Dorman Roth (Workers) ........................ Neptune, NJ ........... 12/27/94 12/19/94 30,584 Cheese & related products.

MRC II Fashions, Inc (Workers) ............ Paterson, NJ .......... 12/27/94 12/14/94 30,585 Womens coats & jackets.

Columbus Sportswear (ILGWU) ............ Columbus, IN ......... 12/27/94 12/15/94 30,586 Ladies’ jackets.

Indiana Sportswear (ILGWU) ................ Clinton, IN .............. 12/27/94 12/15/94 30,587 Ladies’ jackets.

A.B. Chance Co (ABGW) ...................... Parkersburg, WV .... 12/27/94 12/12/94 30,588 Porcleain insulators.

Garfield Sportswear (ILGWU) ............... Garfield, NJ ............ 12/27/94 10/31/94 30,589 Ladies’ coats and jackets.

Rose Marie Reid (Workers) ................... New York, NY ........ 12/27/94 12/10/94 30,590 Ladies’ swimwear, children’s

sleepwear.

Pigeon Manufacturing (Workers) ........... Pigeon, MI .............. 12/27/94 12/09/94 30,591 Automobile parts.

Santa Fe Minerals, Inc (Co) .................. Dallas, TX .............. 12/27/94 12/13/94 30,592 Crude oil & natural gas.

Pyke Manufacturing Co (Co) ................. Salt Lake City, UT .. 12/27/94 12/13/94 30,593 Women’s apparel.

General Motors—Danville Plant (CO/

UAW).

Danville, IL ............. 12/27/94 12/16/94 30,594 Metal castings for autos & trucks.

White Bluff Steam Electric (IBEW) ........ Redfield, AR ........... 12/27/94 12/01/94 30,595 Electricity & provide services.

Ansel Pacific, Inc. (Workers) ................. Salem, OR ............. 12/27/94 12/14/94 30,596 Latex gloves.

Fisher Scientific Co (Workers) .............. Indiana, PA ............ 12/27/94 11/15/94 30,597 Laboratory furniture.

Fenestra Corp. (USWA) ........................ Erie, PA .................. 12/27/94 12/22/94 30,598 Steel doors & frames.

Acme United Corp (Co) ......................... Bridgeport, CT ........ 12/27/94 12/09/94 30,599 Office shears & school scissors.

Frigidaire Co., Microwave Products

(Workers).

Dalton, GA ............. 12/27/94 12/15/94 30,600 Microwave ovens.

Marktill Corp., Rome Plow Div. (Workers).Cedartown, GA ...... 12/27/94 08/01/94 30,601 Agricultural implement machines.

Shade Allied, Inc (Co) ........................... Green Bay, WI ....... 12/27/94 11/30/94 30,602 Computer paper.

Shade Allied, Inc (Co) ........................... Bellville, TX ............ 12/27/94 11/30/94 30,603 Computer paper.
2992 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 8 / Thursday, January 12, 1995 / Notices

APPENDIX—Continued

Petitioner (union/workers/firm) Location Date received

Date of

petition

Petition

No. Articles produced

Shade Allied, Inc. (Co) .......................... Buena Park, CA ..... 12/27/94 11/30/94 30,604 Computer paper.

Shade Allied, Inc (Co) ........................... De Pere, WI ........... 12/27/94 11/30/94 30,605 Computer paper.

Shade Allied, Inc (Co) ........................... Denison, TX ........... 12/27/94 11/30/94 30,606 Computer paper.

Shade Allied, Inc (Co) ........................... Oakwood, GA ......... 12/27/94 11/30/94 30,607 Computer paper.

Shade Allied, Inc (Co) ........................... Kent, WA ................ 12/27/94 11/30/94 30,608 Computer, paper.

Shade Allied, Inc (Co) ........................... Lancaster, PA ........ 12/27/94 11/30/94 30,609 Computer paper.

Shade Allied, Inc (Co) ........................... Leipsic, OH ............ 12/27/94 11/30/94 30,610 Computer paper.

[FR Doc. 95–95–744 Filed 1–11–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4510–30–M

Office of Federal Contract Compliance

Programs

Kimmins Abatement Corporation,

Debarment

AGENCY: Office of Federal Contract

Compliance Programs, Labor.

ACTION: Notice of Debarment, Kimmins

Abatement Corporation.

SUMMARY: This notice advises of the

debarment of Kimmins Abatement

Corporation (hereinafter ‘‘KAC’’), as an

eligible bidder on Government contracts

and subcontracts and federally-assisted

construction contracts and subcontracts.

The debarment is effective immediately.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Annie Blackwell, Director Program

Policy, Office of Federal Contract

Compliance Programs, U.S. Department

of Labor, 200 Constitution Ave., N.W.,

Room C–3325, Washington, DC 20210

((202) 219–9430).

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On

December 21, 1994, pursuant to 41 CFR

60–30.31, et seq., the Administrative

Law Judge approved a consent decree

which provides: (1) KAC will be

ineligible for the award of any

Government contracts or subcontracts

for at least 180 days, and thereafter until

KAC satisfies the Deputy Assistant

Secretary for Federal Contract

Compliance Programs that KAC is in

compliance with Executive Order

11246, as amended. A copy of the

Consent Decree is attached.

Signed January 5, 1995, Washington, D.C.

Shirley J. Wilcher,

Deputy Assistant Secretary For Federal

Contract Compliance Programs.

United States Department of Labor,

Office of Federal Contract Compliance

Programs, Plaintiff, v. Kimmins

Abatement Corporation and Kimmins

Environmental Service Corporation,

Defendants; Consent Decree

[Case No. 94–OFC–20]

This Consent Decree is entered into

between the Plaintiff, United States

Department of Labor, Office of Federal

Contract Compliance Programs

(hereinafter ‘‘OFCCP’’), and Defendants

Kimmins Abatement Corporation

(‘‘KAC’’) and Kimmins Environmental

Services Corporation (‘‘KESC’’), in

resolution of the Administrative

Complaint filed by OFCCP pursuant to

Executive Order 11246 (30 FR 12319), as

amended by Executive Order 11375 (32

FR 14303) and Executive Order 12086

(43 FR 46501) (‘‘Executive Order’’). The

Administrative Complaint alleged that

Defendant violated the terms of a

conciliation agreement which was

executed by Defendant KAC and OFCCP

and which became effective on

November 20, 1991.

Part A. General Provisions

1. The record on the basis of which

this Consent Decree is entered shall

consist of the Complaint and the

Consent Decree and the attachments

thereto.

2. Attachment A of the Consent

Decree consists of the conciliation

agreement between OFCCP and KAC

which became effective on November

20, 1991.

3. This Consent Decree shall not

become final until it has been signed by

the Administrative Law Judge, and the

effective date of the Decree shall be the

date it is signed by the Administrative

Law Judge.

4. This Consent Decree shall be

binding upon KAC and KESC and shall

have the same force and effect as an

order made after a full hearing.

5. All further procedural steps to

contest the binding effect of the Consent

Decree, and any right to challenge or

contest the obligations entered into in

accordance with the agreement

contained in this Decree, are waived by

the parties.

6. Subject to the performance of all

duties and obligations contained in this

Consent Decree, all alleged violations

identified in the Administrative

Complaint shall be deemed fully

resolved. However, nothing herein is

intended to relieve Defendants from

compliance with the requirements of the

Executive Order, or its regulations, nor

to limit OFCCP’s right to review

Defendants’ compliance with such

requirements, subject to Defendants’

rights set forth in paragraph 17b of this

agreement.

7. Defendants agree that there will be

no retaliation of any kind against any

beneficiary of this Consent Decree, or

against any person who has provided

information or assistance in connection

with this Decree.

Part B. Jurisdiction and Procedural

History

8. In its initial compliance review of

KAC, OFCCP identified violations of the

Executive Order 11246 and its

regulation by KAC at its Niagara Falls

office.

9. On November 20, 1991, OFCCP and

KAC entered into a conciliation

agreement.

10. The conciliation agreement

required KAC to notify outreach groups

of available employment opportunities.

KAC failed to issue such notification.

11. In addition, the conciliation

agreement obligated KAC to submit two

annual reports to OFCCP so that OFCCP

could monitor the company’s

compliance with the terms of the

conciliation agreement in its Niagara

Falls office. KAC failed to timely submit

such reports.

Part C. Specific Provisions

1. Debarment Period

12. The Office of Administrative Law

Judges shall retain jurisdiction in this

case for a period of nine (9) months