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possession or control that contradict,

qualify, or call into question such

representation, including complaints

from consumers.

IV

It is further ordered that respondent

shall notify the Commission at least

thirty (30) days prior to any proposed

change in the respondent such as

dissolution, assignment, or sale

resulting in the emergence of a

successor corporation, the creation or

dissolution of subsidiaries, or any other

change in the respondent which may

affect compliance obligations arising out

of this Order.

V

It is further ordered that respondent

shall, within thirty (30) days after

service of this Order, distribute a copy

of this Order to each of its operating

divisions and to each of its officers,

agents, representatives, employees, and

licensees engaged in the preparation or

placement of advertisements or other

materials covered by this Order.

VI

It is further ordered that respondent,

or its successors and assigns, shall, for

three (3) years after the date of the last

dissemination of the representation to

which they pertain, maintain and upon

request make available to the Federal

Trade Commission for inspection and

copying all advertisements containing

any representation covered by this

Order.

VII

It is further ordered that respondent

shall, within sixty (60) days after service

of this Order, and at such other times as

the Commission may require, file with

the Commission a report, in writing,

setting forth in detail the manner and

form in which it has complied with this

Order.

VIII

This order will terminate twenty years

from the date of its issuance, or twenty

years from the most recent date that the

United States or the Federal Trade

Commission files a complaint (with or

without an accompanying consent

decree) in federal court alleging any

violation of the order, whichever comes

later; provided, however, that the filing

of such a complaint will not affect the

duration of:

A. Any paragraph in this order that

terminates in less than twenty years;

B. This order’s application to any

respondent that is not named as a

defendant in such complaint; and

C. This order if such complaint is

filed after the order has terminated

pursuant to this paragraph.

Provided further, that if such

complaint is dismissed or a federal

court rules that the respondent did not

violate any provision of the order, and

the dismissal or ruling is either not

appealed or upheld on appeal, then the

order will terminate according to this

paragraph as though the complaint was

never filed, except that the order will

not terminate between the date such

complaint is filed and the later of the

deadline for appealing such dismissal or

ruling and the date such dismissal or

ruling is upheld on appeal.

Benjamin I. Berman,

Acting Secretary.

Analysis of Proposed Consent Order to

Aid Public Comment

The Federal Trade Commission has

accepted an agreement to a proposed

consent order from Mama Tish’s Italian

Specialities, Inc. (Mama Tish’s).

The proposed consent order has been

placed on the public record for sixty

(60) days for reception of comments by

interested persons. Comments received

during this period will become part of

the public record. After sixty (60) days,

the Commission will again review the

agreement and the comments received

and will decide whether it should

withdraw from the agreement or make

final the agreement’s proposed order.

This matter concerns claims made by

Mama Tish’s in its advertising for its ice

cups.

The Commission’s complaint in this

matter charges Mama Tish’s with

engaging in unfair or deceptive practices

in connection with its advertising of its

ice cups. According to the complaint

Mama Tish’s falsely represented that its

ice cups are low in calories.

The consent order contains provisions

designed to remedy the violations

charged and to prevent Mama Tish’s

from engaging in similar deceptive and

unfair acts and practices in the future.

Part I of the order prohibits Mama

Tish’s from misrepresenting the

existence or amount of calories or any

other nutrient or ingredient in any

frozen dessert product. This part also

requires any representation covered by

this part that conveys a nutrient content

claim defined by any regulation

promulgated by the FDA pursuant to the

Nutrient Labeling and Education Act of

1990 to meet the qualifying amount for

that claim as set forth in that definition.

Part II of the order provides that

representations that would be

specifically permitted in food labeling,

under regulations issued by FDA

pursuant to the Nutrient Labeling and

Education Act of 1990, are not

prohibited by the order.

Part III of the order requires Mama

Tish’s to maintain copies of all materials

relied upon in making any

representation covered by the order.

Part IV of the order requires Mama

Tish’s to notify the Commission of any

changes in corporate structure that

might affect compliance with the order.

Part V of the order requires Mama

Tish’s to distribute copies of the order

to its operating divisions and to various

officers, agents and representatives of

Mama Tish’s.

Part VI of the order requires Mama

Tish’s to maintain copies of all

advertisements containing

representations covered by the order.

Part VII of the order requires Mama

Tish’s to file with the Commission one

or more reports detailing compliance

with the order.

Part VIII of the order is a ‘‘sunset’’

provision, dictating that the order will

terminate twenty years from the date it

is issued or twenty years after a

complaint is filed in federal court, by

either the United States or the FTC,

alleging any violation of the order.

The purpose of this analysis is to

facilitate public comment on the

proposed order, and it is not intended

to constitute an official interpretation of

the agreement and proposed order, or to

modify any of their terms.

[FR Doc. 96–00072 Filed 1–2–96; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6750–01–M

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND

HUMAN SERVICES

Public Health Service

Food and Drug Administration

Statement of Organization, Functions,

and Delegations of Authority

Part H, Chapter HF (Food and Drug

Administration) of the Statement of

Organization, Functions, and

Delegations of Authority for the

Department of Health and Human

Services (35 FR 3685, February 25,

1970, and 56 FR 29484, June 27, 1991,

as amended most recently in pertinent

part at 58 FR 14214, March 16, 1993 and

57 FR 54243, November 17, 1992) is

amended to reflect an organization

change in the Food and Drug

Administration (FDA).

The Office of Communication,

Training, and Manufacturers Assistance,

Center for Biologics Evaluation and

Research (CBER) is being established to

increase the visibility and accessibility

of training and consumer and
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professional affairs activities. All

training and communications functions

have been centralized in the new Office.

The Office will also serve as the focal

point for overall industry liaison and

communication activities within the

Center. Training and staff development

functions will be deleted from the Office

of Management.

Under section HF–B, Organization:

1. Delete the subparagraph Office of

Management (HFB12), under the Office

of the Center Director (HFB1), Center for

Biologics Evaluation and Research

(HFB), under the Office of Operations

(HFA9), in its entirety and insert a new

subparagraph (p-2) reading as follows:

Office of Management (HFB12).

Monitors the development and

operation of planning systems for Center

activities and resource allocations and

advises the Center Director on Center

administrative policies, guidelines, and

information systems and services.

Directs and counsels Center managers

through program evaluation and

technological forecasting.

Plans and directs Center operations

for financial, personnel, and

administrative management services.

Directs Center organization,

management, and information systems.

Manages studies designed to improve

processes and resource allocations in

the Center.

Advises the Center on contract and

grant proposals.

2. Insert a new subparagraph, Office

of Communication, Training, and

Manufacturers Assistance (HFBN),

under the Office of the Center Director

(HFB1), reading as follows:

Office of Communication, Training,

and Manufacturers Assistance (HFBN).

Manages the Center’s overall

professional and management training

program, career and staff development

program, an employee orientation

program, and related employee

development policies.

Develops and maintains effective

channels of both internal and external

communication.

Serves as a liaison with Center

components to provide advice and

assistance to manufacturers and

scientific associations to promote their

understanding and compliance with

FDA regulations.

Responsible for all activities relating

to the administration of the Center’s

central document room.

Directs the Center’s consumer and

professional informational activities in

coordination with the other Agency

components.

3. Prior Delegations of Authority.

Pending further delegations, directives,

or orders by the Commissioner of Food

and Drugs, all delegations of authority

to positions of the affected organizations

in effect prior to this date shall continue

in effect in them or their successors.

Dated: December 12, 1995.

David A. Kessler,

Commissioner of Food and Drugs.

[FR Doc. 96–00032 Filed 1–2–96; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4160–01–F

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Bureau of Reclamation

Access Management for Cascade

Reservoir, Boise Project, Payette

Division, ID

AGENCY: Bureau of Reclamation,

Interior.

ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: The Bureau of Reclamation

(Reclamation), in accordance with the

provisions of the Off-Road Vehicle Use

regulation and Executive Orders 11644

and 11989, is implementing access

management actions for Reclamation

lands and water surface in the vicinity

of Cascade Reservoir, Idaho as described

in the Cascade Reservoir Resource

Management Plan. The purpose of these

actions is to provide appropriate and

safe access to Reclamation lands while

protecting important natural resources.

EFFECTIVE DATE: The effective date of the

travel management plan is January 3,

1996.

ADDRESSES: Copies of the Cascade

Reservoir Resource Management Plan

(RMP) and RMP Summary are available

at:

• Bureau of Reclamation, Snake River

Area Office, 214 Broadway Avenue,

Boise, ID 83702.

• Bureau of Reclamation, Cascade

Field Station, PO Box 270, Cascade, ID

83611.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Steve Dunn, Natural Resource

Specialist, Bureau of Reclamation,

Snake River Area Office, 214 Broadway

Avenue, Boise, ID, 83702, (208) 334–

9844.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In April

1994 Reclamation completed a RMP and

Environmental Assessment/Finding of

No Significant Impact for approximately

6,329 acres of land and 28,300 acres of

water surface at Cascade Reservoir,

Idaho. The RMP was developed through

extensive public involvement and

interagency consultation and

coordination. The RMP recommended

that lands around Cascade Reservoir be

managed for four general purposes with

the following designations: Wildlife

Management Areas (4,171 acres),

Conservation/Open Space (1,271 acres),

Recreation Sites (723 acres), and Rural

Residential (146 acres). These

management designations are shown on

maps in the RMP and RMP Summary.

To meet the goal of providing

appropriate and safe access to

Reclamation lands consistent with

Reclamation’s Off Road Vehicle Use

regulations 43 CFR Part 420, the RMP

prescribed the following motorized

vehicle regulations for each of the four

management designations:

Wildlife Management Areas. Motor

vehicle use, including winter use by

snowmobiles, is prohibited except for

official purposes.

Conservation/Open Space. Motor

vehicle use is restricted to specific

designated roadways or trails except

that snowmobiles may travel off-road in

winter.

Recretation Sites. Motor vehicles are

restricted to existing and yet to be

developed roads and trails except that

snowmobiles may travel off-road in

winter.

Rural Residential. Motor vehicles

access by general public is allowed for

emergency use only. Winter use by

snowmobiles is prohibited. The RMP

also designated lands below high water

and the reservoir surface area open to

snowmobiles in winter.

This designated motor vehicle use on

lands around Cascade Reservoir

supersedes the Notice of Designation of

Certain Areas and Trails for Off-Road

Vehicle Use at Cascade Reservoir, Boise

Project, Valley County, Idaho published

in the Federal Register, 42 FR 15760,

Mar. 23, 1977, and the Notice of the

Closing of Portions of Areas Previously

Open for Off-Road Vehicle Use at

Cascade Reservoir, Boise Project, Valley

County, Idaho in 43 FR 44905, Sept. 29,

1978.

Dated: December 15, 1995.

John W. Keys, III,

Regional Director.

[FR Doc. 96–00012 Filed 1–2–96; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–94–M

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Request for Information and Notice of

Hearing: Study of the Current State of

American Television and Video

Preservation

AGENCY: Library of Congress.

ACTION: Notice of inquiry; notice of

hearing.

SUMMARY: This Notice of Inquiry and

Notice of Hearing advises the public