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courts. City of Angoon v. Hodel, 803

F.2d 1016, 1022 (9th Cir. 1986) and

Wisconsin Heritages, Inc. v. Harris, 490

F.Supp. 1334, 1338 (E.D.Wis.1980).

Because of these court rulings, it is very

important that those interested in this

proposed action participate by the close

of the 3 month comment period so that

substantive comments and objections

are made available to the Forest Service

at a time when it can meaningfully

consider them and respond to them in

the FEIS.

To assist the Forest Service in

identifying and considering issues and

concerns on the proposed action,

comments on the DEIS should be as

specific as possible. It is also helpful if

comments refer to specific pages or

chapters of the draft statement.

Comments may also address the

adequacy of the DEIS or the merits of

the alternatives formulated and

discussed in the statement. Reviewers

may wish to refer to the Council on

Environmental Quality Regulations for

implementing the procedural provisions

of the National Environmental Policy

Act at 40 CFR 1503.3 in addressing

these points.

After the comment period ends on the

DEIS, the comments will be analyzed,

considered, and responded to by the

Forest Service in preparing the FEIS.

The FEIS is scheduled to be completed

in June 1998. The Responsible Official

will consider the comments, responses,

environmental consequences discussed

in the FEIS, and applicable laws,

regulations, and policies in making a

decision regarding this revision. The

Responsible Official will document the

decision and reasons for the decision in

the Record of Decision. That decision

will be subject to appeal in accordance

with 36 CFR 217.

The Responsible Official is the

Regional Forester, Southern Region,

1720 Peachtree Road, NW, Atlanta,

Georgia 30367.

Dated: June 17, 1996.

Gloria Manning,

Deputy Regional Forester, Resources.

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Transfer of Administrative

Jurisdiction; Sam Rayburn Dam and

Reservoir Project

AGENCY: Forest Service, USDA.

ACTION: Notice of joint interchange of

lands; correction and republication.

SUMMARY: On April 23, 1996, the Forest

Service published a notice in the

Federal Register (61 FR 17872) of a joint

interchange of lands with the

Department of Army. The summary of

that notice had two minor errors;

additionally, the legal land descriptions

(Exhibits A–1 and B–1) were not

published with the notice. The agency

is republishing the notice to correct

these errors.

EFFECTIVE DATE: The order was

effectively April 23, 1996, when

originally published in the Federal

Register.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

David M. Sherman, Lands Staff, Forest

Service, USDA, Telephone: (202) 205–

1362.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On

October 10, 1995, and January 11, 1996,

the Secretary of the Army and the

Secretary of Agriculture respectively

signed a joint interchange order agreeing

to the transfer or administrative

jurisdiction from the Department of

Agriculture to the Department of the

Army of 36.286 acres, more or less,

lying within the Angelina National

Forest in Jasper County, Texas, and from

the Department of the Army to the

Department of Agriculture of 48.29

acres, more or less, lying within the

exterior boundaries of the Sabine

National Forest in Sabine County,

Texas. As required by the Act of July 26,

1956, Congress received 45 days

advance notice of this action.

A copy of the Joint Order, as signed,

and the accompanying Exhibits A–1 and

B–1 are set out at the end of this notice.

Exhibits A and B, references to which

are in the Joint Order, are maps that are

on file and available for public

inspection in the office of the Director,

Lands Staff, Forest Service, USDA, 4

South, Auditors Building, 14th and

Independence Avenue, S.W.,

Washington, D.C.

Dated: June 6, 1996.

Valdis E. Mezainis,

Acting Chief.

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Sam Rayburn Reservoir, Texas

Joint Order Interchanging

Administrative Jurisdiction of

Department of the Army Lands and

National Forest Lands

By Virtue of the authority vested in

the Secretary of Agriculture and the

Secretary of the Army by Public Law

804 dated July 26, 1956 (70 Stat. 656; 16

U.S.C. 505a, 505b) it is ordered as

follows:

(1) The jurisdiction now held by the

Secretary of the Army over the Army

lands described in Exhibits A and A–1,

attached hereto and made a part hereof,

which lands are within the boundaries

of the Sabine National Forest, Texas, is

hereby transferred from the Secretary of

the Army to the Secretary of

Agriculture, subject to the Corps of

Engineers’ full, complete and perpetual

right, power, privilege and easement

occasionally to overflow, flood and

submerge the land described in Exhibits

A and A+1 lying below elevation 179′

National Geodetic Vertical Datum

(NGVD), and its right to maintain

mosquito control as may be required in

connection with the construction,

operation and maintenance of the Sam

Rayburn Reservoir Project, Texas,

provided that no structures for human

habitation shall be constructed or

maintained on said land, and that no

other structures shall be constructed or

maintained on said land except as may

be approved in writing by the

representatives of the United States in

charge of the Project, and that no

excavation shall be conducted and no

landfill placed on the land without such

approval as to the location and method

of excavation and/or placement of

landfill, provided further that any use of

the land shall be subject to Federal and

State laws with respect to pollution.

(2) The jurisdiction now held by the

Secretary of Agriculture over the

National Forest lands described in

Exhibits B and B–1, attached hereto and

made a part hereof, which are a part of

the Angelina National Forest, Texas, is

hereby transferred from the Secretary of

Agriculture to the Secretary of the

Army, subject to continued access

thereover by the Forest Service as may

be necessary for National Forest

purposes.

(3) Pursuant to Section 2 of the

aforesaid Act of July 26, 1956, the

National Forest lands transferred to the

Secretary of the Army by this order are

hereafter subject only to the laws

applicable to the Department of the

Army lands comprising the Sam

Rayburn Reservoir Project, Texas. the

Department of the Army lands

transferred to the Secretary of

Agriculture by this order are hereby

subject to the laws applicable to lands

acquired under the Act of March 1, 1911

(38 Stat. 961), as amended, in addition

to the laws applicable to the Department

of Army necessary to provide for flood

control as specified in paragraph 1 of

this Order. Pursuant to authority

contained in section 11 of the Act of

March 1, 1911, the Secretary of

Agriculture hereby orders that those

lands transferred to the Secretary of

Agriculture shall be administered as a
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part of the Sabine National Forest,

Texas.

This order will be effective as of date

of publication in the Federal Register.

Dated: October 10, 1996.

Togo D. West, Jr.,

Secretary of the Army.

Dated: January 11, 1996.

Dan Glickman,

Secretary of Agriculture.

Exhibit A–1—Sam Rayburn Dam and

Reservoir Sabine County, Texas; Land

Transfer to U.S. National Forest

Service, Department of Agriculture

A tract of land situated in the County

of Sabine, State of Texas, and being part

of the Mishack Cummings Survey (A–

11), all bearings being referred to the

Texas Plane Coordinate System, Central

Zone, and being part of Tract 1221–1, an

84.30 acre tract acquired by the United

States of America from Ward Hamilton,

et al, by Civil Action 4421, filed 27

March 1961, also being the same tract

from which 32.11 acres were previously

conveyed to the U.S. National Forest

Service, and over which the U.S.A.

reserved a permanent flowage easement,

and being more particularly described

as follows:

Beginning North 24°00′00′′ East,

approximately 4640.00 feet from U.S.

Forest Service concrete monument CAS 514, for the most Westerly corner of

the Mishack Cummings Survey (A–11),

said Beginning Point also being a West

corner of the Ward Hamilton property

and the North corner of the S.G.

Fletcher, et al, property, said point also

being on the centerline of McKim Creek;

Thence upstream with the meanders

of the centerline of said McKim Creek,

in a Northeasterly direction,

approximately 3700.00 feet (a straight

line which bears North 61°19′00′′ East,

3150.00 feet) to a corner of the Ward

Hamilton property, also being a corner

of the U.S. National Forest Service

property;

Thence along common line between

the Ward Hamilton and U.S. National

Forest Service properties as follows:

South 41°23′00′′ East, 495.00 feet to a

common corner of said properties;

South 40°00′00′′ West, 100.00 feet to

a common corner of said properties;

South 77°06′00′′ East, 750.00 feet, to

government marker 1221–1–5, also

being the most Easterly corner of the

Ward Hamilton property, same being

the North corner of the T.D. Vinson

property;

Thence along the common line

between the Ward Hamilton and T.D.

Vinson properties, South 49°05′11′′

West, 185.29 feet;

Thence continuing along said

common line between the Ward

Hamilton and T.D. Vinson properties as

follows:

South 45°30′00′′ West, 600.00 feet, to

a government marker;

South 49°05′37′′ West, 500.00 feet, to

a government marker, at a South corner

of the Ward Hamilton property; also

being an interior corner of the T.D.

Vinson property, (DEED-South

45°30′00′′ West, 1150.00 feet);

Thence along common line between

the Ward Hamilton and T.D. Vinson

properties, North 54°05′00′′ West,

600.00 feet, to an interior corner of the

Ward Hamilton property, same being a

Southerly North corner of the T.D.

Vinson property;

Thence along common line between

the Ward Hamilton and T.D. Vinson

properties, South 37°24′00′′ West,

750.00 feet to a point for corner at

government marker 1221–1–9;

Thence severing the said Ward

Hamilton property, North 72°34′58′′

West, 179.00 feet, (DEED-North

72°35′00′′ West, 200.00 feet) to a point

for corner in the Easterly Right-of-Way

for the proposed relocation of U.S.

Highway No. 96, said point also being

at government marker 1221–1–10;

Thence continuing to sever the said

Ward Hamilton property with the

Easterly Right-of-Way for the proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96, with

a 2°00′00′′ curve to the right,

approximately 1250.00 feet, (Actual-a

straight line which bears South

16°44′00′′ West, 1246.00 feet) to a point

for corner, (DEED-a straight line which

bears South 19°50′ West 1205.00 feet) to

a point for corner, said point being at

government marker 1221–1–11;

Thence continuing to sever said Ward

Hamilton property with the Easterly

Right-of-Way for the proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96 as

follows:

North 61°44′38′′ West, 20.00 feet,

(DEED-North 61°39′00′′ West, 20.00 feet)

to a point at government marker 1221–

1–12;

South 28°15′22′′ West, 73.24 feet,

(DEED-South 28°21′00′′ West, 73.24

feet) to a point for corner at government

marker 1221–1–13;

Thence crossing said proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96,

North 61°44′38′′ West, 120.00 feet,

(DEED-North 61°39′00′′ West, 120.00

feet) to a point for corner in the

Westerly Right-of-Way for the proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96, said

point also being government marker

1221–1–14;

Thence continuing to sever the said

Ward Hamilton property with the

Westerly Right-of-Way for the proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96,

North 28°15′22′′ East, 73.24 feet at

government marker 1221–1–15, (DEEDNorth 28°21′00′′ East, 73.24 feet to

centerline station 458+63.24), same

being the P.C. of a 2°00′00′′ curve to the

left;

Thence continuing to severe said

Ward Hamilton property with the

Westerly Right-of-Way for the proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96 and

along said 2°00′00′′ curve to the left,

approximately 1250.00 feet, (Actual—a

straight line which bears North

16°44′42′′ East, 1137.53 feet), (DEED—a

straight line which bears North

19°50′00′′ East, 1205.00 feet) to a point

for corner at government marker 1221–

1–16;

Thence continuing to sever said Ward

Hamilton property as follows:

South 85°20′10′′ West, 190.14 feet, to

a point at government marker 1221–1–

17, (DEED-South 78°26′00′′ West 280.00

feet);

South 14°29′07′′ West, 490.98 feet to

a point at government marker 1221–1–

18, (DEED-South 14°20′00′′ West, 490.00

feet);

South 64°26′07′′ West, 349.4 feet to a

point at government marker 1221–1–19,

(DEED-South 64°08′00′′ West, 350.00

feet);

South 06°45′13′′ West, 238.10 feet to

a point at government marker 1221–1–

20, (DEED-South 06°35′00′′ West, 238.00

feet);

North 88°55′08′′ West, 223.00 feet to

a point at government marker 1221–1–

21, (DEED-North 89°08′00′′ West, 223.00

feet);

South 54°19′25′′ West, 343.90 feet to

a point at government marker 1221–1–

22, (DEED-South 54°10′00′′ West, 344.00

feet);

North 59°15′06′′ West, 144.95 feet to

a point at government marker 1221–1–

23, (DEED-North 59°21′00′′ West, 150.00

feet) to a point for corner in common

line between the Ward Hamilton and

S.G. Fletcher, et al, properties;

Thence along common line between

the Ward Hamilton and S.G. Fletcher, et

al, properties, North 33°18′00′′ East,

600.00 feet to an interior corner of the

Ward Hamilton property also being the

East corner of the S.G. Fletcher, et al,

property;

Thence along common line between

the Ward Hamilton and S.G. Fletcher, et

al, properties, North 44°21′00′′ West,

815.00 feet to the point of beginning.

Save and except the 32.11 acre tract

previously transferred from the United

States of America to the National Forest

Service, of which the United States of

America reserved a permanent flowage

easement over the entire 32.11 acres.
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Also, save and except the following

described portion of U.S. Highway No.

96:

Beginning at a point in the Easterly

Right-of-Way for the proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96, said

point also being at government marker

1221–1–10;

Thence continuing to sever the said

Ward Hamilton property with the

Easterly Right-of-Way for the proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96, with

a 2°00′00′′ curve to the right,

approximately 1250.00 feet, (Actual-a

straight line which bears South

16°44′42′′ West, 1246.00 feet) to a point

for corner, (DEED-a straight line which

bears South 19°50′00′′ West, 1205.00

feet) to a point for corner, said point

being at government marker 1221–1–11;

Thence continuing to sever said Ward

Hamilton property with the Easterly

Right-of-Way for the proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96 as

follows:

North 61°44′38′′ West, 20.00 feet,

(DEED-North 61°39′00′′ West, 20.00 feet)

to a point at government marker 1221–

1–12;

South 28°15′21′′ West, 73.24 feet,

(DEED-South 28°21′ West, 73.24 feet) to

a point for corner at government marker

1221–1–13;

Thence crossing said proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96,

North 61°44′38′′ West, 120.00 feet,

(DEED-North 61°39′00′′ West, 120.00

feet) to a point for corner in the

Westerly Right-of-Way for the proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96, said

point also being government marker

1221–1–14;

Thence continuing to sever the said

Ward Hamilton property with the

Westerly Right-of-Way for the proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96,

North 28°15′22′′ East, 73.24 feet at

government marker 1221–1–15, (DEEDNorth 28°21′00′′ East, 73.24 feet to

centerline station 458+63.24), same

being the P.C. of a 2°00′00′′ curve to the

left;

Thence continuing to severe said

Ward Hamilton property with the

Westerly Right-of-Way for the proposed

relocation of U.S. Highway No. 96 and

along said 2°00′00′′ curve to the left,

approximately 1250.00 feet, (Actual—a

straight line which bears North

16°44′42′′ East, 1137.53 feet), (DEED—a

straight line which bears North

19°50′00′′ East, 1205.00 feet) to a point

for corner at government marker 1221–

1–16;

Thence in a Northeasterly direction to

the point of beginning, said point being

at government marker 1221–1–10,

containing 4.00 acres, more or less.

The above described tract of land to

be transfered contains 48.29 acres, more

or less.

Exhibit B–1—Sam Rayburn Dam and

Reservoir; Sabin County, Texas; Tract No.

233; Owner: Department of Agriculture;

Acreage: 36.286

A tract of land situated in the County

of Jasper, State of Texas, and being part

of the Thomas McGalin Survey (A–26),

all bearings being referred to the Texas

Plane Coordinate System, Central Zone,

and being more particularly described

as follows:

Commencing at a point in the

boundary for Sam Rayburn Reservoir at

found government marker A–3, said

marker being in the common line

between said Reservoir and the U.S.

National Forest Service, Angelina

National Forest;

Thence North 22°34′24′′ West,

1197.88 feet to set monument A–2–6,

said monument also being the POINT

OF BEGINNING;

Thence South 38°32′53′′ West,

1091.64 feet, to set monument A–2–5 for

corner;

Thence South 84°23′31′′ West,

1587.57 feet, to set monument A–2–4 for

corner;

Thence North 09°32′59′′ West, 572.95

feet, to set monument A–2–3 for corner;

Thence North 85°25′21′′ East, 1379.41

feet, to set monument A–2–2 for corner;

Thence North 29°42′48′′ East, 1306.22

feet, to set monument A–2–1, said

monument also being in the common

line for Sam Rayburn Reservoir and the

U.S. National Forest Service;

Thence South 22°34′24′′ East, 867.10

feet, to the point of beginning, and

containing 36.286 acres, more or less.

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Natural Resources Conservation

Service

Sebastian Martin-Black Mesa

Watershed, New Mexico

AGENCY: Natural Resources

Conservation Service, USDA.

ACTION: Notice of intention to delete

structural measures and close the

project.

SUMMARY: Pursuant to the Watershed

Protection and Flood Prevention Act,

Public Law 83–566, and the Natural

Resources Conservation Service

Watershed Manual (390–V–NWSM, 2nd

ed. 12/92), the Natural Resources

Conservation Service gives notice of the

intent to delete proposed watershed

dam sites 15, 16, 17, 19 and 20 and

close out the Sebastian Martin-Black

Mesa Watershed Project in Rio Arriba

County, New Mexico by withdrawing

further Federal assistance.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Rosendo Trevino III, State

Conservationist, 6200 Jefferson NE.,

Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109–3734;

Telephone 505–761–4402.

Sebastian Martin-Black Mesa

Watershed, New Mexico

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

Notice of Intent To Withdraw Federal

Assistance

A determination has been made by

Paul Johnson, Chief, Natural Resources

Conservation Service that because of the

lack of available land rights for dam

sites 15, 16 and 17; and because of an

inadequate benefit cost ratio; and the

lack of plans to complete the project in

a timely manner by the local sponsors,

Federal funding will be withdrawn from

this project. The sponsoring local

organizations have not concurred in this

recommendation. Information regarding

this determination may be obtained

from Rosendo Trevino III, State

Conservationist, at the above address

and telephone number.

No administrative action on

implementation of this proposed

withdrawal of funding will be taken

until 60 days after the date of this

publication in the Federal Register.

(Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance

Program No. 10.904, Watershed Protection

and Flood Prevention. Office of Management

and Budget Circular A–95 regarding state and

local clearinghouse review of Federal and

federally assisted programs and projects is

applicable.)

Dated: June 11, 1996.

Rosendo Trevino III,

State Conservationist.

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ASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW

BOARD

Formal Determinations, Designation of

Assassination Records, and

Corrections

AGENCY: Assassination Records Review

Board.

ACTION: Notice of Formal

Determinations, Designation of

Assassination Records, and Corrections.

SUMMARY: The Assassination Records

Review Board (Review Board) met in a

closed meeting on June 4, 1996, and