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PART I.—STANDARDS AND RELATED TEXTS ADOPTED AT STEP 8—Continued

Standard or related text References Decision

Draft Standard for Honey ....................................................................... CL 1995/5–S, Annex II .................. Adopted at Step 5 and advanced

to Step 6.

[FR Doc. 96–13811 Filed 5–30–96; 9:39 am]

BILLING CODE 3410–DM–P

Foreign Agricultural Service

North American Public Forum for the

World Food Summit

AGENCY: Foreign Agricultural Service,

USDA.

ACTION: Notice of meeting.

SUMMARY: Notice is hereby given that

the U.S.-Canada Forum for the World

Food Summit will be held June 24–25,

1996. The purpose of the forum is to

solicit public comments on a draft

regional paper and the draft Policy

Statement and Plan of Action to be

adopted at the Summit.

DATES: The forum will be held Monday,

June 24, 1996 from 2:30 to 6:00 p.m.,

and continue on Tuesday, June 25, 1996

from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Both

meetings will be held at Michigan State

University in East Lansing, Michigan.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The

meeting is open to the public and

members of the public may provide

comments in writing to the Office of the

National Secretary, Foreign Agricultural

Service, Room 3008 South Building,

U.S. Department of Agriculture, 14th

and Independence Ave. SW,

Washington, DC. 20250 or by faxing

(202) 720–6103. The draft Policy

Statement and Plan of Action is

available from the FAO North American

Liaison Office at (202) 653–2400. The

draft U.S./Canada paper will be

available in early June on the U.S.

Government World Food Summit Home

Page (http://ffas.usda.gov/ffas/food l

summit/summit.html) or by calling

(202) 690–0776.

Signed in Washington, D.C., May 23, 1996.

August Schumacher, Jr.,

Administrator, Foreign Agricultural Service.

[FR Doc. 96–13899 Filed 6–3–96; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3410–10–M

Forest Service

Rocky Timber Sale, Ochoco National

Forest, Crook County, Oregon

AGENCY: Forest Service, USDA.

ACTION: Cancellation of an

environmental impact statement.

SUMMARY: On September 5, 1991, a

notice of intent to prepare an

environmental impact statement (EIS)

for the Rocky Timber Sale on the

Prineville Ranger District of the Ochoco

National Forest was published in the

Federal Register (56 FR 43901). Forest

Service has decided to cancel the

preparation of an EIS for this proposed

action. The Notice of Intent is hereby

rescinded.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Direct questions regarding this

cancellation to Dave Owens, Fire

Management Officer, P.O. Box 490,

Prineville, Oregon 97754 or telephone

541–416–8425.

Dated: May 22, 1996.

Thomas A. Schmidt,

Forest Supervisor.

[FR Doc. 96–13885 Filed 6–3–96; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3410–11–M

Ed, North Slope Helicopter, Saddle,

and Spanish Timber Sales, Ochoco

National Forest, Grant and Wheeler

Counties, Oregon

AGENCY: Forest Service, USDA.

ACTION: Cancellation of an

environmental impact statement.

SUMMARY: On November 6, 1990, a

notice of intent to prepare an

environmental impact statement (EIS)

for the Ed, North Slope Helicopter,

Saddle, and Spanish Timber Sales on

the Paulina Ranger District of the

Ochoco National Forest was published

in the Federal Register (55 FR 46694).

Forest Service has decided to cancel the

preparation of an EIS for this proposed

action. The Notice of Intent is hereby

rescinded.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Direct questions regarding this

cancellation to Kathleen Burleigh,

NEPA Coordination, 171500 Beaver

Creek Road, Paulina, Oregon, 97751 or

telephone 541–477–3713.

Dated: May 22, 1996.

Thomas A. Schmidt,

Forest Supervisor.

[FR Doc. 96–13886 Filed 6–3–96; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3410–11–M

ASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW

BOARD

Notice of Formal Determinations,

Designation of Assassination Records,

and Reconsiderations

AGENCY: Assassination Records Review

Board.

SUMMARY: The Assassination Records

Review Board (Review Board) met in a

closed meeting on May 13–14, 1996,

and made formal determinations on the

release of records under the President

John F. Kennedy Assassination Records

Collection Act of 1992 (Supp. V 1994)

(JFK Act). By issuing this notice, the

Review Board complies with the section

of the JFK Act that requires the Review

Board to publish the results of its

decisions on a document-by-document

basis in the Federal Register within 14

days of the date of the decision.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

T. Jeremy Gunn, General Counsel and

Associate Director for Research and

Analysis, Assassination Records Review

Board, Second Floor, Washington, DC

20530, (202) 724–0088, fax (202) 724–

0457.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This

notice complies with the requirements

of the President John F. Kennedy

Assassination Records Collection Act of

1992, 44 U.S.C. 2107.9(c)(4)(A) (1992).

On May 13–14, 1996, the Review Board

made formal determinations on records

it reviewed under the JFK Act. These

determinations are listed below. The

assassination records are identified by

the record identification number

assigned in the President John F.

Kennedy Assassination Records

Collection database maintained by the

National Archives.

Notice of Formal Determinations

For each document, the number of

releases of previously redacted

information immediately follows the

record identification number, followed

in turn by the number of postponements

sustained, and, where appropriate, the

date the document is scheduled to be

released or re-reviewed.

FBI Documents: Open in Full

124–10035–10107; 38; 0; n/a

124–10142–10153; 38; 0; n/a

124–10171–10198; 38; 0; n/a

124–10228–10241; 38; 0; n/a
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124–10234–10284; 38; 0; n/a

124–10035–10365; 6; 0; n/a

124–10040–10451; 1; 0; n/a

124–10049–10008; 8; 0; n/a

124–10055–10172; 1; 0; n/a

124–10063–10133; 10; 0; n/a

124–10063–10293; 3; 0; n/a

124–10063–10340; 6; 0; n/a

124–10063–10410; 18; 0; n/a

124–10063–10467; 7; 0; n/a

124–10063–10475; 1; 0; n/a

124–10065–10090; 26; 0; n/a

124–10067–10448; 16; 0; n/a

124–10074–10143; 8; 0; n/a

124–10234–10180; 6; 0; n/a

124–10071–10262; 8; 0; n/a

124–10073–10270; 2; 0; n/a

124–10073–10271; 2; 0; n/a

124–10073–10284; 1; 0; n/a

124–10076–10290; 4; 0; n/a

124–10076–10296; 8; 0; n/a

124–10083–10080; 6; 0; n/a

124–10124–10184; 16; 0; n/a

124–10156–10108; 4; 0; n/a

124–10275–10237; 2; 0; n/a

124–10233–10238; 2; 0; n/a

124–10270–10026; 4; 0; n/a

124–10270–10282; 12; 0; n/a

124–10270–10285; 5; 0; n/a

124–10270–10389; 2; 0; n/a

124–10270–10461; 6; 0; n/a

124–10275–10088; 17; 0; n/a

124–10275–10172; 8; 0; n/a

124–10275–10286; 6; 0; n/a

124–10276–10007; 1; 0; n/a

124–10276–10215; 12; 0; n/a

CIA Documents: Open in Full

104–10007–10339; 6; 0; n/a

HSCA Documents: Open in Full

180–10076–10034; 1; 0; n/a

FBI Documents: Postponed in Part

124–10001–10100; 61; 10; 05/2006

124–10002–10042; 2; 2; 05/2006

124–10002–10060; 2; 2; 05/2006

124–10003–10386; 3; 3; 05/2006

124–10003–10388; 5; 4; 05/2006

124–10003–10407; 3; 3; 05/2006

124–10003–10420; 13; 4; 05/2006

124–10005–10228; 2; 3; 05/2006

124–10006–10049; 0; 4; 05/2006

124–10006–10050; 3; 3; 05/2006

124–10018–10375; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10018–10380; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10018–10471; 3; 1; 05/2006

124–10023–10223; 0; 2; 08/1996

124–10023–10226; 0; 4; 05/2006

124–10023–10227; 0; 7; 05/2006

124–10023–10230; 2; 1; 05/2006

124–10023–10269; 4; 3; 05/2006

124–10023–10270; 0; 10; 05/2006

124–10023–10294; 0; 5; 05/2006

124–10027–10117; 4; 1; 05/2006

124–10029–10294; 3; 3; 05/2006

124–10035–10111; 0; 2; 05/2006

124–10035–10173; 0; 2; 05/2006

124–10035–10206; 0; 4; 05/2006

124–10035–10208; 0; 6; 05/2006

124–10035–10215; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10035–10216; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10035–10219; 1; 3; 05/2006

124–10035–10225; 1; 1; 05/2006

124–10035–10227; 8; 1; 05/2006

124–10035–10228; 15; 1; 05/2006

124–10035–10232; 0; 2; 05/2006

124–10035–10236; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10035–10267; 0; 2; 05/2006

124–10035–10273; 1; 4; 05/2006

124–10035–10275; 0; 2; 05/2006

124–10035–10277; 0; 8; 05/2006

124–10045–10244; 15; 1; 05/2006

124–10091–10003; 2; 1; 05/2006

124–10151–10482; 4; 3; 05/2006

124–10170–10350; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10175–10265; 4; 3; 05/2006

124–10243–10442; 15; 1; 05/2006

124–10249–10294; 2; 2; 05/2006

124–10006–10242; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10029–10252; 1; 2; 12/2005

124–10035–10283; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10035–10346; 3; 1; 05/2006

124–10035–10348; 5; 2; 05/2006

124–10035–10372; 1; 2; 05/2006

124–10035–10375; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10035–10378; 0; 2; 05/2006

124–10035–10380; 1; 9; 05/2006

124–10037–10220; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10041–10247; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10041–10374; 1; 1; 05/2006

124–10043–10111; 2; 1; 05/2006

124–10046–10082; 0; 1; 08/1996

124–10048–10378; 1; 1; 05/2006

124–10053–10357; 0; 1; 08/1996

124–10055–10227; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10055–10428; 1; 1; 05/2006

124–10062–10339; 1; 1; 05/2006

124–10062–10393; 0; 2; 05/2006

124–10062–10396; 0; 1; 10/2017

124–10062–10427; 0; 4; 05/2006

124–10062–10450; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10062–10452; 14; 1; 05/2006

124–10062–10486; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10063–10180; 4; 4; 05/2006

124–10063–10284; 3; 3; 05/2006

124–10063–10394; 3; 3; 05/2006

124–10063–10395; 3; 3; 05/2006

124–10063–10412; 7; 3; 05/2006

124–10071–10139; 7; 2; 05/2006

124–10097–10442; 0; 1; 05/2004

124–10239–10408; 2; 13; 10/2017

124–10250–10314; 1; 1; 05/2006

124–10261–10246; 2; 13; 10/2017

124–10275–10295; 2; 13; 10/2017

124–10037–10034; 0; 3; 08/1996

124–10071–10240; 4; 4; 10/2017

124–10071–10349; 3; 3; 05/2006

124–10079–10233; 0; 1; 08/1996

124–10086–10006; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10086–10008; 4; 4; 05/2006

124–10087–10340; 1; 1; 05/2006

124–10097–10288; 9; 1; 10/2017

124–10101–10027; 0; 2; 08/1996

124–10114–10025; 1; 1; 05/2006

124–10124–10094; 2; 2; 05/2006

124–10125–10023; 4; 4; 05/2006

124–10125–10038; 4; 4; 05/2006

124–10125–10043; 2; 2; 05/2006

124–10125–10099; 6; 6; 05/2006

124–10150–10425; 0; 1; 08/1996

124–10156–10179; 0; 2; 08/1996

124–10157–10025; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10157–10031; 9; 3; 05/2006

124–10158–10022; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10158–10032; 0; 1; 08/1996

124–10158–10038; 0; 4; 05/2006

124–10158–10044; 3; 3; 05/2006

124–10158–10045; 0; 2; 08/1996

124–10158–10047; 9; 1; 10/2017

124–10158–10049; 0; 3; 08/1996

124–10158–10051; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10158–10053; 0; 28; 05/2006

124–10158–10077; 5; 5; 05/2006

124–10159–10414; 0; 1; 01/2006

124–10170–10367; 0; 1; 08/1996

124–10171–10478; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10238–10395; 7; 2; 05/2006

124–10242–10266; 0; 1; 01/2006

124–10245–10419; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10248–10216; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10254–10126; 0; 1; 08/1996

124–10254–10141; 0; 2; 08/1996

124–10259–10239; 0; 1; 08/1996

124–10275–10279; 7; 2; 05/2006

124–10002–10488; 0; 2; 08/1996

124–10023–10246; 0; 1; 01/2006

124–10086–10335; 0; 3; 08/1996

124–10156–10184; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10160–10029; 26; 7; 05/2006

124–10162–10089; 0; 2; 05/2006

124–10162–10096; 7; 1; 05/2006

124–10162–10097; 0; 2; 05/2006

124–10163–10140; 4; 3; 05/2006

124–10169–10066; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10169–10069; 0; 2; 05/2006

124–10169–10075; 0; 2; 05/2006

124–10169–10497; 5; 1; 05/2006

124–10170–10023; 0; 1; 05/2006

124–10170–10026; 3; 1; 05/2006

124–10170–10029; 0; 3; 08/1996

124–10171–10003; 0; 4; 05/2006

124–10171–10004; 0; 2; 05/2006

124–10172–10016; 0; 2; 08/1996

124–10172–10033; 4; 11; 08/1996

124–10172–10035; 1; 1; 08/1996

124–10173–10007; 0; 3; 08/1996

124–10173–10036; 0; 1; 10/2017

124–10173–10073; 5; 1; 05/2006

124–10231–10113; 1; 1; 08/1996

124–10247–10423; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10252–10070; 0; 3; 08/1996

124–10254–10139; 1; 1; 10/2017

124–10257–10074; 0; 2; 08/1996

124–10257–10077; 1; 1; 08/1996

124–10261–10079; 0; 1; 01/2006

124–10267–10493; 0; 1; 01/2006

124–10270–10006; 2; 2; 05/2006

124–10270–10105; 4; 4; 05/2006

124–10270–10339; 2; 2; 05/2006

124–10270–10346; 3; 3; 05/2006

CIA Documents: Postponed in Part

104–10004–10088; 4; 1; 05/2006

104–10005–10331; 5; 2; 05/1997

104–10006–10083; 0; 2; 05/1997

104–10007–10003; 0; 1; 05/1997

104–10007–10013; 3; 5; 05/1997

104–10007–10016; 0; 4; 05/1997

104–10007–10021; 3; 3; 05/1997

104–10007–10023; 8; 7; 05/2006

104–10007–10028; 0; 2; 05/1997

104–10007–10032; 5; 1; 05/1997

104–10007–10048; 9; 4; 05/1997

104–10007–10063; 6; 4; 05/1997

104–10007–10149; 0; 2; 05/1997

104–10007–10164; 1; 1; 05/1997

104–10007–10167; 2; 1; 05/1997

104–10007–10188; 0; 2; 05/1997

104–10007–10192; 0; 1; 05/1997

104–10007–10196; 3; 2; 05/1997

104–10007–10202; 5; 3; 05/1997

104–10007–10207; 1; 1; 05/1997

104–10007–10212; 7; 1; 05/1997

104–10007–10256; 0; 1; 05/1997

104–10007–10267; 2; 2; 05/1997

104–10007–10272; 0; 1; 05/1997

104–10007–10295; 20; 1; 05/2006

104–10007–10302; 7; 7; 05/1997
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104–10007–10309; 0; 5; 05/1997

104–10007–10332; 5; 2; 05/1997

104–10007–10336; 2; 2; 05/1997

104–10007–10341; 5; 1; 10/2017

104–10007–10342; 12; 3; 05/1997

104–10007–10343; 6; 1; 10/2017

104–10007–10381; 7; 4; 05/1997

104–10009–10008; 0; 1; 05/1997

104–10009–10015; 16; 3; 05/2006

104–10009–10018; 6; 1; 05/1997

104–10009–10022; 2; 2; 05/1997

104–10009–10024; 15; 4; 05/2006

104–10009–10026; 0; 2; 05/1997

104–10009–10038; 10; 1; 05/1997

104–10009–10047; 3; 1; 05/1997

104–10009–10128; 5; 3; 05/1997

104–10009–10171; 13; 2; 05/1997

104–10009–10195; 1; 2; 10/2017

104–10010–10003; 9; 5; 10/2017

104–10010–10008; 16; 1; 05/1997

104–10010–10028; 2; 1; 05/2006

104–10010–10040; 14; 1; 05/1997

104–10010–10041; 3; 1; 10/2017

104–10010–10043; 10; 1; 10/2017

104–10010–10044; 15; 6; 05/1997

104–10010–10057; 1; 1; 05/1997

104–10010–10070; 5; 3; 05/1997

104–10010–10076; 7; 4; 05/1997

104–10010–10078; 10; 2; 05/1997

104–10010–10104; 3; 2; 10/2017

104–10010–10139; 1; 1; 05/1997

104–10010–10197; 0; 1; 05/1997

104–10010–10199; 12; 1; 05/1997

104–10010–10214; 7; 1; 05/1997

104–10010–10215; 12; 2; 05/1997

104–10010–10224; 2; 1; 05/2006

104–10010–10394; 3; 3; 05/1997

104–10010–10403; 4; 1; 10/2017

104–10011–10016; 1; 1; 05/2006

104–10011–10048; 7; 1; 05/1997

104–10011–10050; 18; 2; 05/1997

104–10011–10096; 97; 5; 05/2001

104–10012–10025; 7; 5; 05/1997

104–10012–10026; 11; 1; 05/1997

104–10012–10027; 5; 3; 05/2006

104–10012–10055; 3; 3; 05/1997

104–10012–10056; 1; 1; 05/1997

104–10012–10071; 2; 2; 05/1997

104–10012–10076; 2; 1; 10/2017

104–10012–10089; 11; 4; 10/2017

104–10012–10101; 17; 7; 05/2006

104–10012–10113; 1; 1; 05/2006

104–10012–10116; 2; 1; 05/2006

104–10012–10117; 15; 7; 05/2006

104–10012–10125; 9; 2; 05/1997

104–10012–10133; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10012–10134; 0; 1; 10/2017

104–10012–10136; 4; 1; 10/2017

104–10012–10137; 0; 6; 10/2017

104–10013–10022; 10; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10031; 9; 8; 05/2006

104–10013–10033; 8; 7; 05/2006

104–10013–10035; 9; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10041; 7; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10050; 21; 1; 05/2001

104–10013–10052; 16; 3; 05/2006

104–10013–10064; 17; 6; 05/2006

104–10013–10065; 9; 3; 05/2006

104–10013–10078; 13; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10083; 6; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10086; 8; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10096; 1; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10151; 29; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10158; 2; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10159; 6; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10167; 7; 4; 05/1997

104–10013–10171; 5; 2; 05/1997

104–10013–10175; 10; 2; 05/2006

104–10013–10178; 4; 2; 05/1997

104–10013–10179; 8; 4; 05/1997

104–10013–10180; 9; 2; 05/1997

104–10013–10182; 3; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10183; 3; 1; 05/2006

104–10013–10184; 8; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10186; 9; 6; 05/1997

104–10013–10187; 7; 2; 05/1997

104–10013–10188; 21; 3; 05/1997

104–10013–10189; 15; 2; 05/1997

104–10013–10190; 12; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10234; 1; 2; 05/1997

104–10013–10236; 11; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10237; 1; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10242; 12; 2; 05/1997

104–10013–10259; 10; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10261; 1; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10263; 2; 1; 05/1997

104–10013–10296; 7; 2; 05/1997

104–10013–10298; 9; 2; 05/1997

104–10013–10307; 8; 2; 05/2006

104–10015–10131; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10142; 8; 1; 05/2006

104–10015–10281; 0; 1; 05/2006

104–10015–10282; 10; 1; 05/2006

104–10016–10005; 3; 7; 05/2001

104–10016–10044; 6; 6; 05/2006

The following documents contained

postponements of an individual’s name

(pseudonym: Scelso) that were scheduled for

re-review on 12/1995, 03/1996, and 05/1996.

These postponements were reviewed by the

Board on May 13 - 14, 1996. The

postponements of the individual’s name will

be opened on either May 1, 2001, or three

months after the decease of the individual

whose name is postponed, whichever occurs

first.

CIA Documents: Postponed in Part:

104–10002–10072; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10002–10078; 7; 1; 05/2001

104–10002–10138; 6; 2; 05/2001

104–10003–10014; 16; 1; 05/2001

104–10003–10015; 6; 1; 05/2001

104–10003–10016; 8; 1; 05/2001

104–10003–10123; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10003–10161; 6; 1; 05/2001

104–10003–10163; 3; 1; 05/2001

104–10003–10165; 7; 5; 05/2001

104–10003–10168; 3; 2; 05/2001

104–10004–10063; 8; 10; 05/1997

104–10004–10064; 9; 4; 05/1997

104–10004–10184; 5; 2; 05/1997

104–10004–10195; 3; 3; 05/2001

104–10004–10199; 16; 6; 05/2001

104–10004–10206; 19; 5; 05/2001

104–10004–10207; 8; 2; 05/2001

104–10004–10211; 9; 2; 05/2001

104–10004–10230; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10004–10245; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10004–10249; 1; 1; 05/2001

104–10005–10038; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10005–10202; 4; 1; 05/2001

104–10005–10208; 0; 2; 05/2001

104–10005–10231; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10005–10259; 8; 2; 05/1997

104–10005–10273; 10; 1; 05/2001

104–10005–10285; 16; 5; 05/2001

104–10005–10338; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10005–10374; 0; 3; 05/2001

104–10015–10007; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10045; 1; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10046; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10048; 16; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10059; 1; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10064; 2; 3; 05/2001

104–10015–10065; 3; 3; 05/2001

104–10015–10081; 4; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10091; 8; 3; 05/2001

104–10015–10092; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10104; 0; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10107; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10111; 1; 3; 05/2001

104–10015–10114; 4; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10115; 3; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10116; 5; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10117; 0; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10118; 4; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10122; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10123; 4; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10124; 6; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10129; 1; 7; 05/2001

104–10015–10132; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10139; 1; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10141; 2; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10152; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10156; 5; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10157; 2; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10158; 7; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10161; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10162; 1; 3; 05/2001

104–10015–10178; 11; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10217; 8; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10218; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10219; 1; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10220; 4; 3; 05/2001

104–10015–10221; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10222; 9; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10223; 7; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10224; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10227; 4; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10228; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10229; 2; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10230; 4; 4; 05/2001

104–10015–10231; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10236; 0; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10251; 4; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10252; 4; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10253; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10254; 8; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10255; 7; 3; 05/2001

104–10015–10256; 4; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10257; 12; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10260; 10; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10316; 1; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10372; 5; 5; 05/2001

104–10015–10385; 15; 7; 05/2001

104–10015–10386; 8; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10390; 8; 4; 05/2001

104–10015–10392; 9; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10396; 13; 1; 05/2001

104–10015–10398; 5; 3; 05/2001

104–10015–10410; 5; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10422; 5; 3; 05/2001

104–10015–10437; 3; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10438; 8; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10439; 2; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10440; 0; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10441; 10; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10442; 0; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10443; 10; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10444; 2; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10445; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10446; 4; 2; 05/2001

104–10015–10449; 13; 1; 05/2001

104–10016–10003; 3; 1; 05/2001

104–10016–10004; 1; 1; 05/2001

104–10016–10011; 22; 17; 05/2001

104–10016–10012; 2; 5; 05/1997
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104–10016–10022; 5; 1; 05/2001

104–10016–10025; 7; 2; 05/2001

104–10016–10026; 15; 3; 05/2001

104–10017–10009; 13; 8; 05/2001

104–10017–10017; 8; 6; 05/2001

104–10017–10040; 4; 7; 05/2001

104–10017–10042; 13; 6; 05/2001

104–10017–10048; 5; 2; 05/2001

104–10017–10049; 7; 3; 05/2001

104–10017–10052; 8; 3; 05/2001

104–10017–10080; 4; 8; 05/2001

104–10018–10000; 6; 4; 05/2001

104–10018–10001; 0; 3; 05/2001

104–10018–10004; 41; 16; 05/2001

104–10018–10005; 7; 6; 05/2001

104–10018–10006; 5; 2; 05/2001

104–10018–10011; 3; 2; 05/2001

104–10018–10013; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10018–10041; 4; 4; 05/2001

104–10018–10043; 1; 1; 05/2001

104–10018–10053; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10018–10054; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10018–10055; 6; 2; 05/2001

104–10018–10057; 4; 1; 05/2001

104–10018–10059; 7; 2; 05/2001

104–10018–10064; 4; 3; 05/2001

104–10018–10066; 13; 1; 05/2001

104–10018–10067; 4; 1; 05/2001

104–10018–10069; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10018–10073; 10; 1; 05/2001

104–10018–10079; 4; 2; 05/2001

104–10018–10081; 3; 2; 05/2001

104–10018–10086; 3; 2; 05/2001

104–10018–10089; 7; 6; 05/2001

104–10018–10091; 1; 7; 05/2001

104–10018–10093; 4; 4; 05/2001

104–10018–10096; 9; 11; 05/1997

104–10018–10097; 5; 2; 05/2001

104–10018–10098; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10018–10100; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10018–10103; 6; 1; 05/2001

104–10018–10108; 7; 3; 05/2001

104–10019–10020; 2; 2; 05/2001

104–10019–10021; 10; 3; 05/2001

104–10019–10022; 9; 7; 05/2001

104–10019–10023; 17; 6; 05/2001

104–10020–10005; 1; 2; 05/1997

104–10020–10014; 6; 1; 05/2001

104–10020–10016; 1; 6; 05/1997

104–10020–10017; 12; 4; 05/2001

104–10020–10033; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10020–10034; 1; 1; 05/2001

104–10020–10044; 1; 1; 05/2001

104–10020–10046; 9; 3; 05/2001

104–10020–10048; 0; 4; 05/2001

104–10020–10052; 14; 4; 05/1997

104–10020–10058; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10021–10004; 28; 11; 12/1996

104–10021–10005; 7; 4; 05/1997

104–10021–10006; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10021–10008; 0; 2; 05/1997

104–10021–10013; 12; 3; 05/2001

104–10021–10019; 18; 2; 05/1997

104–10021–10020; 2; 3; 05/2001

104–10021–10022; 9; 1; 05/2001

104–10021–10034; 22; 1; 05/2001

104–10021–10039; 5; 3; 05/2001

104–10021–10040; 13; 1; 05/2001

104–10021–10071; 2; 4; 05/1997

104–10021–10078; 1; 1; 05/2001

104–10021–10079; 2; 1; 05/2001

104–10021–10086; 1; 1; 05/2001

104–10021–10089; 2; 1; 05/2001

104–10021–10091; 5; 2; 05/2001

104–10021–10097; 4; 2; 05/2001

104–10021–10102; 0; 1; 05/2001

104–10021–10107; 1; 2; 05/2001

104–10125–10002; 5; 1; 05/2001

HSCA Documents: Postponed in Part

180–10075–10180; 1; 1; 10/2017

180–10076–10105; 0; 1; 10/2017

180–10083–10315; 0; 6; 10/2017

180–10083–10316; 0; 6; 10/2017

180–10089–10433; 0; 2; 10/2017

180–10102–10360; 0; 1; 10/2017

180–10102–10367; 0; 1; 10/2017

180–10106–10489; 0; 2; 10/2017

180–10116–10318; 0; 7; 10/2017

180–10117–10032; 1; 7; 10/2017

Notice of Additional Openings in Full

After consultation with appropriate

Federal Agencies, the Review Board

announces that the following Central

Intelligence Agency records are now

being opened in full: 104–10002–10014;

104–10002–10134; 104–10003–10075;

104–10003–10172; 104–10004–10044;

104–10004–10137; 104–10004–10140;

104–10005–10013; 104–10005–10022;

104–10005–10043; 104–10005–10050;

104–10005–10056; 104–10005–10062;

104–10005–10144; 104–10005–10153;

104–10005–10161; 104–10005–10200;

104–10005–10234; 104–10005–10249;

104–10005–10254; 104–10005–10257;

104–10005–10278; 104–10005–10332;

104–10005–10418; 104–10006–10008;

104–10006–10009; 104–10007–10198;

104–10009–10006; 104–10009–10011;

104–10009–10033; 104–10009–10036;

104–10009–10040; 104–10009–10042;

104–10009–10045; 104–10009–10050;

104–10009–10135; 104–10009–10173;

104–10009–10197; 104–10010–10117;

104–10010–10401; 104–10011–10008;

104–10011–10098; 104–10012–10005;

104–10012–10006; 104–10012–10007;

104–10012–10009; 104–10012–10010;

104–10012–10011; 104–10012–10012;

104–10012–10013; 104–10012–10014;

104–10012–10029; 104–10012–10030;

104–10012–10036; 104–10012–10049;

104–10012–10082; 104–10012–10090;

104–10012–10091; 104–10012–10093;

104–10012–10094; 104–10012–10098;

104–10012–10103; 104–10012–10104;

104–10012–10105; 104–10012–10110;

104–10013–10018; 104–10013–10074;

104–10013–10077; 104–10013–10192;

104–10013–10219; 104–10013–10227;

104–10013–10241; 104–10013–10262;

104–10013–10264; 104–10013–10265;

104–10013–10266; 104–10013–10268;

104–10013–10270; 104–10013–10276;

104–10013–10313; 104–10013–10329;

104–10013–10359; 104–10013–10382;

104–10013–10391; 104–10013–10392;

104–10013–10396; 104–10013–10432;

104–10013–10434; 104–10013–10435;

104–10013–10441; 104–10013–10443;

104–10013–10447; 104–10013–10448;

104–10014–10018; 104–10014–10047;

104–10014–10048; 104–10019–10015;

104–10019–10016; 104–10019–10017;

104–10020–10002; 104–10020–10004;

104–10020–10009; 104–10020–10011;

104–10020–10012; 104–10020–10020;

104–10020–10040; 104–10020–10042;

104–10020–10043; 104–10020–10054;

104–10020–10057; 104–10021–10009;

104–10021–10010; 104–10021–10014;

104–10021–10015; 104–10021–10017;

104–10021–10018; 104–10021–10023;

104–10021–10024; 104–10021–10025;

104–10021–10026; 104–10021–10028;

104–10021–10030; 104–10021–10033;

104–10021–10035; 104–10021–10036;

104–10021–10038; 104–10021–10045;

104–10021–10047; 104–10021–10060;

104–10021–10063; 104–10021–10064;

104–10021–10072; 104–10021–10081;

104–10021–10087; 104–10021–10092;

104–10021–10095; 104–10021–10098;

104–10021–10099; 104–10021–10103;

104–10021–10112; 104–10021–10119;

104–10021–10120; 104–10021–10127;

104–10021–10128; 104–10021–10131;

104–10021–10132.

After consultation with appropriate

Federal Agencies, the Review Board

announces that the following Federal

Bureau of Investigation records are now

being opened in full: 124–10001–10111;

124–10001–10122; 124–10001–10416;

124–10001–10441; 124–10002–10379;

124–10002–10486; 124–10003–10441;

124–10003–10444; 124–10003–10448;

124–10003–10454; 124–10003–10473;

124–10003–10491; 124–10005–10009;

124–10005–10099; 124–10018–10493;

124–10023–10313; 124–10035–10205;

124–10035–10363; 124–10035–10392;

124–10037–10374; 124–10039–10060;

124–10039–10081; 124–10039–10490;

124–10041–10435; 124–10045–10310;

124–10046–10333; 124–10046–10370;

124–10046–10485; 124–10054–10324;

124–10061–10085; 124–10061–10231;

124–10061–10242; 124–10062–10060;

124–10062–10406; 124–10062–10453;

124–10062–10455; 124–10063–10469;

124–10065–10145; 124–10067–10280;

124–10068–10198; 124–10068–10405;

124–10068–10415; 124–10069–10312;

124–10074–10031; 124–10074–10371;

124–10075–10090; 124–10075–10091;

124–10075–10102; 124–10075–10206;

124–10076–10218; 124–10079–10235;

124–10079–10446; 124–10079–10458;

124–10080–10195; 124–10085–10028;

124–10086–10200; 124–10086–10207;

124–10086–10334; 124–10089–10119;

124–10089–10121; 124–10089–10133;

124–10089–10151; 124–10090–10035;

124–10090–10211; 124–10090–10262;

124–10092–10052; 124–10093–10130;

124–10093–10203; 124–10093–10236;

124–10093–10245; 124–10093–10251;

124–10102–10318; 124–10102–10327;

124–10106–10229; 124–10112–10103;

124–10115–10061; 124–10121–10010;

124–10121–10016; 124–10123–10044;
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124–10125–10111; 124–10125–10167;

124–10126–10086; 124–10129–10023;

124–10129–10026; 124–10129–10091;

124–10129–10112; 124–10129–10234;

124–10129–10267; 124–10130–10236;

124–10130–10243; 124–10130–10249;

124–10130–10389; 124–10131–10215;

124–10131–10218; 124–10132–10030;

124–10132–10054; 124–10132–10055;

124–10132–10056; 124–10132–10058;

124–10132–10059; 124–10132–10061;

124–10135–10038; 124–10135–10039;

124–10135–10042; 124–10135–10082;

124–10135–10087; 124–10135–10145;

124–10136–10004; 124–10136–10017;

124–10136–10034; 124–10136–10113;

124–10136–10118; 124–10136–10133;

124–10136–10139; 124–10136–10140;

124–10137–10138; 124–10140–10098;

124–10140–10119; 124–10140–10140;

124–10143–10348; 124–10144–10086;

124–10146–10007; 124–10146–10008;

124–10146–10023; 124–10147–10116;

124–10147–10123; 124–10147–10175;

124–10147–10176; 124–10147–10177;

124–10147–10178; 124–10147–10184;

124–10147–10186; 124–10147–10189;

124–10147–10190; 124–10147–10203;

124–10147–10211; 124–10147–10213;

124–10147–10239; 124–10148–10009;

124–10148–10023; 124–10148–10025;

124–10149–10010; 124–10149–10076;

124–10149–10083; 124–10149–10089;

124–10149–10093; 124–10151–10160;

124–10151–10498; 124–10152–10006;

124–10153–10004; 124–10153–10020;

124–10153–10028; 124–10153–10075;

124–10153–10096; 124–10153–10098;

124–10155–10161; 124–10155–10183;

124–10155–10185; 124–10156–10192;

124–10156–10317; 124–10156–10363;

124–10156–10409; 124–10156–10419;

124–10156–10421; 124–10156–10422;

124–10157–10030; 124–10157–10103;

124–10158–10150; 124–10158–10241;

124–10158–10262; 124–10158–10264;

124–10158–10414; 124–10159–10054;

124–10160–10022; 124–10160–10024;

124–10160–10291; 124–10160–10490;

124–10162–10017; 124–10162–10093;

124–10163–10383; 124–10163–10390;

124–10163–10395; 124–10169–10107;

124–10169–10120; 124–10169–10493;

124–10170–10050; 124–10170–10165;

124–10172–10331; 124–10172–10332;

124–10173–10086; 124–10174–10353;

124–10174–10361; 124–10175–10001;

124–10175–10002; 124–10175–10005;

124–10175–10006; 124–10175–10100;

124–10176–10187; 124–10176–10232;

124–10176–10337; 124–10177–10149;

124–10179–10047; 124–10179–10050;

124–10180–10106; 124–10180–10311;

124–10180–10312; 124–10180–10313;

124–10180–10314; 124–10180–10315;

124–10180–10316; 124–10180–10317;

124–10180–10318; 124–10188–10007;

124–10227–10302; 124–10228–10028;

124–10228–10277; 124–10228–10386;

124–10228–10455; 124–10228–10458;

124–10228–10467; 124–10228–10477;

124–10228–10497; 124–10228–10498;

124–10231–10314; 124–10232–10010;

124–10232–10024; 124–10232–10030;

124–10232–10089; 124–10232–10277;

124–10232–10462; 124–10232–10465;

124–10232–10466; 124–10232–10467;

124–10232–10469; 124–10232–10474;

124–10232–10475; 124–10232–10479;

124–10232–10480; 124–10232–10482;

124–10232–10483; 124–10232–10498;

124–10233–10418; 124–10234–10238;

124–10235–10018; 124–10236–10286;

124–10240–10203; 124–10243–10354;

124–10244–10169; 124–10244–10428;

124–10246–10283; 124–10246–10378;

124–10246–10381; 124–10247–10139;

124–10247–10198; 124–10247–10199;

124–10247–10224; 124–10247–10229;

124–10247–10230; 124–10249–10140;

124–10249–10179; 124–10249–10378;

124–10249–10381; 124–10250–10030;

124–10250–10033; 124–10250–10034;

124–10250–10047; 124–10250–10059;

124–10250–10061; 124–10250–10064;

124–10250–10066; 124–10250–10157;

124–10250–10158; 124–10250–10269;

124–10250–10285; 124–10250–10292;

124–10251–10078; 124–10253–10003;

124–10253–10018; 124–10254–10158;

124–10256–10002; 124–10256–10008;

124–10256–10009; 124–10256–10016;

124–10256–10022; 124–10256–10089;

124–10256–10322; 124–10257–10255;

124–10270–10168; 124–10276–10258.

After consultation with appropriate

state and Federal agencies, the Review

Board announces that the following

House Select Committee on

Assassination records are being opened

in full: 180–10070–10349; 180–10070–

10390; 180–10076–10353; 180–10076–

10358; 180–10078–10411; 180–10085–

10346; 180–10091–10171; 180–10094–

10237; 180–10094–10261; 180–10094–

10261; 180–10107–10225; 180–10110–

10056; 180–10110–10068; 180–10110–

10076; 180–10111–10074; 180–10112–

10299; 180–10112–10303; 180–10112–

10305; 180–10112–10356; 180–10112–

10357; 180–10112–10442; 180–10112–

10482; 180–10112–10494; 180–10119–

10199; 180–10119–10200; 180–10147–

10269.

After consultation with appropriate

state and Federal agencies, the Review

Board announces that the following

records are being opened in full: 179–

20001–10172; 179–20004–10231.

Designation of Assassination Records

On May 13, 1996, the Review Board

designated the following United States

Secret Service documents as

assassination records pursuant to

Sections 7(i)(2)(A) and 9(c)(1)(A) the

JFK Act and § 1400.1 and § 1400.8 of the

Guidance for Interpretation and

Implementation of the JFK Act, 36

C.F.R. § 1400 (1995): Protective survey

reports for planned Presidential trips to

Houston, Ft. Worth, and Austin, Texas

on November 21–22, 1963; shift reports

of unusual incidents (March, 1963–

January, 1964); post-assassination Secret

Service memoranda describing

legislation to define penalties for

assassination of federal officials and

responsibility for investigating such

incidents; letters from the public and

memoranda on presidential protection

(1962–1963); newsclippings on the

Warren Commission; reports and

directories describing internal

organization at the Secret Service

(1961–1962); correspondence between

the Secret Service and the House Select

Committee on Assassinations (1977–

1978); and the Richard Case Nagell file.

In not designating some USSS shift

reports and some post-assassination

Kennedy Detail assignments as

assassination records, the Review Board

relied upon the advice of its staff, which

conducted a thorough review of

materials in the above listed categories.

Notice of Reconsideration

On May 13–14, 1996, the CIA

provided additional evidence to the

Review Board regarding 1 record that

previously had been the subject of

Review Board determinations. Upon

receiving and evaluating this additional

evidence, the Review Board voted to

sustain postponements as follows:

FROM ORIGINAL FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE: 96–8526, 61 FR 15760

Record No. No. original releases

No. original postponementsNo. revised releasesNo. revised postponementsDate of revised

re-review

104–10004–10180 ............................................ 19 9 13 15 03/2006
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On May 13–14, 1996, the FBI

provided additional evidence to the

Review Board regarding 2 records (and

2 duplicates) that previously had been

the subject of Review Board

determinations. Upon receiving and

evaluating this additional evidence, the

Review Board voted to sustain

postponements as follows:

FROM ORIGINAL FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE: 96–11177, 61 FR 20211

Record No. No. original releases

No. original postponementsNo. revised releasesNo. revised postponementsDate of revised

re-review

124–10023–10230 ............................................ 3 0 2 1 05/2006

124–10091–10003 ............................................ 3 0 2 1 05/2006

124–10018–10380 ............................................ 1 0 0 1 05/2006

124–10170–10350 ............................................ 1 0 0 1 05/2006

Additional Notice

Technical corrections have been made

in 104–10019–10022, as released by the

Board on April 17, 1996, to bring it into

conformity with an identical document,

104–10018–10040, as released by the

Board on August 3, 1995. The record

should have 9 releases and 7

postponements. Additionally, two

documents were incorrectly reported in

the April 6, 1996 Federal Register (96–

8526, 61 FR 15760). Document 104–

10004–10093 was reported as 7 releases

and 1 postponement; the Board’s action

was 6 releases and 2 postponements.

Document 104–10184–10001 was

reported as 99 releases and 134

postponements; the Board’s action was

41 releases and 189 postponements.

The Review Board also rescinded its

earlier determination (noticed at 96–

11177, 61 FR 20211), regarding the

following FBI records, in order to

provide the FBI additional time to

submit evidence in support of its

proposed postponements. These records

are: 124–10011–10498, 124–10086–

10157, 124–10173–10044, 124–10250-

10245, 124–10252–10073.

Dated: May 29, 1996.

David G. Marwell,

Executive Director.

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Sunshine Act Meeting

DATES: June 4, 1996, 2:00 p.m. This

notice changes the date and time of the

open meeting noticed in Vol. 61 FR

27047, published on May 30, 1996.

PLACE: ARRB, 600 E Street, NW,

Washington, DC.

STATUS: Open.

MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED:

1. Review and Accept Minutes of Last

Open Meeting.

2. Amendment of Board Procedures.

3. Other Business.

CONTACT PERSON FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Thomas Samoluk, Associate Director for

Communications, 600 E Street, NW,

Second Floor, Washington, DC 20530.

Telephone: (202) 724–0088; Fax: (202)

724–0457.

David G. Marwell,

Executive Director.

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

International Trade Administration

Determination Not To Revoke

Antidumping Duty Orders and

Findings Nor To Terminate Suspended

Investigations

AGENCY: Import Administration,

International Trade Administration,

Department of Commerce.

ACTION: Determination Not to Revoke

Antidumping Duty Orders and Findings

Nor to Terminate Suspended

Investigations.

SUMMARY: The Department of Commerce

is notifying the public of its

determination not to revoke the

antidumping duty orders and findings

nor to terminate the suspended

investigations listed below.

EFFECTIVE DATE: June 4, 1996.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Michael Panfeld or the analyst listed

under Antidumping Proceeding at:

Office of Antidumping Compliance,

Import Administration, International

Trade Administration, U.S. Department

of Commerce, 14th Street & Constitution

Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20230,

telephone (202) 482–4737.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The

Department of Commerce (the

Department) may revoke an

antidumping duty order or finding or

terminate a suspended investigation,

pursuant to 19 CFR 353.25(d)(4)(iii), if

no interested party has requested an

administrative review for four

consecutive annual anniversary months

and no domestic interested party objects

to the revocation or requests an

administrative review.

We had not received a request to

conduct an administrative review for

the most recent four consecutive annual

anniversary months. Therefore,

pursuant to § 353.25(d)(4)(i) of the

Department’s regulations, on April 1,

1996, we published in the Federal

Register a notice of intent to revoke

these antidumping duty orders and

findings and to terminate the suspended

investigations and served written notice

of the intent to each domestic interested

party on the Department’s service list in

each case. Within the specified time

frame, we received objections from

domestic interested parties to our intent

to revoke these antidumping duty orders

and findings and to terminate the

suspended investigations. Therefore,

because domestic interested parties

objected to our intent to revoke or

terminate, we no longer intend to revoke

these antidumping duty orders and

findings or to terminate the suspended

investigations.

Antidumping Proceeding

A–122–085

Canada

Sugar and Syrups

Objection Date: April 24, 1996; April 29,

1996

Objector: American Sugar Cane League et.

al., Florida Sugar Marketing and

Terminal Association, Inc., et.al.

Contact: David Dirstine at (202) 482–4033

A–484–801

Greece

Electrolytic Manganese Dioxide

Objection Date: April 29, 1996

Objector: Kerr-McGee Chemical

Corporation, Chemetals Inc.

Contact: Thomas Barlow at (202) 482–0410

A–779–602

Kenya

Standard Carnations

Objection Date: April 26, 1996

Objector: Floral Trade Council

Contact: Michael Panfeld at (202) 482–0168

Dated: May 21, 1996.

Roland L. MacDonald,

Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for

Compliance.

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