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48534 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 181 / Tuesday, September 19, 1995 / Notices relations, and communication between inquiries in writing to the system Proposed Rule 0±5 under the 1940 managers and employees by soliciting manager. Act would establish an expedited employee feedback on job-related review procedure for certain exemptive issues; to provide management and RECORD ACCESS PROCEDURES: applications filed by registered supervisors with information needed to Requests for access must be made in investment companies with the improve their leadership skills; and to accordance with the notification Commission. It is estimated that 60 provide information for evaluating procedure above and the Postal Service respondents may expend an estimated manager and supervisor performance. Privacy Act regulations regarding access 300 total burden hours annually to records and verification of identity meeting the proposed requirements for ROUTINE USES OF RECORDS MAINTAINED IN THE under 39 CFR 266.6. receiving expedited review of their SYSTEM, INCLUDING CATEGORIES OF USERS AND exemptive applications. THE PURPOSES OF SUCH USES: CONTESTING RECORD PROCEDURES: General comments regarding the General routine use statements b, f, See Notification Procedure and estimated burden hours should be and g listed in the prefatory statement Record Access Procedures above. directed to the OMB Clearance Officer at at the beginning of the Postal Service's RECORD SOURCE CATEGORIES: the address below. Any comments published system notices apply to this Postal employees. concerning the accuracy of the system. estimated average burden hours for Stanley F. Mires, compliance with Commission rules and POLICIES AND PRACTICES FOR STORING, Chief Counsel, Legislative. RETRIEVING, ACCESSING, RETAINING, AND forms should be directed to Michael E. [FR Doc. 95±23134 Filed 9±18±95; 8:45 am] DISPOSING OF RECORDS IN THE SYSTEM: Bartell, Associate Executive Director, BILLING CODE 7710±12±P Office of Information Technology, STORAGE: Securities and Exchange Commission, Paper and computer storage media. 450 Fifth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. RETRIEVABILITY: SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE 20549 and Clearance Officer, Project COMMISSION Numbers: 3235±0175 (Form N±8A), Some survey information in the 3235±0245 (Rule 6c±6), and 3235±0432 system is retrieved only by work Forms Under Review by Office of (Proposed Rule 0±5), Office of location. Other information is retrieved Management and Budget Management and Budget, Room 3208, by manager or supervisor name or social New Executive Office Building, security number. Agency Clearance Officer: Michael E. Bartell, (202) 942±8800. Washington, D.C. 20503. SAFEGUARDS: Upon written request copy available Dated: September 11, 1995. Hardcopy records are maintained in a from: Securities and Exchange Margaret H. McFarland, secured environment, with access Commission, Office of Filings and Deputy Secretary. limited to those individuals whose Information Services, Washington, D.C. [FR Doc. 95±23166 Filed 9±18±95; 8:45 am] official duties require such access. 20549. BILLING CODE 8010±01±M Access to automated records is Extensions: restricted by authorized user Form N±8AÐFile No. 270±135 identification codes. Information on Rule 6c±6ÐFile No. 270±160 [Rel. Nos. 33±7215; 34±36220] computer storage media maintained at a Proposed Rule 0±5ÐFile No. 270±378 Changes and Corrections to EDGAR contractor site is protected by ADP Notice is hereby given that pursuant Phase-In List physical security, technical software, to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980 and administrative security subject to (44 U.S.C. §§ 3501 et seq.), the AGENCY: Securities and Exchange audit and inspection by the Postal Securities and Exchange Commission Commission. Inspection Service. (``Commission'') has submitted requests ACTION: Notice. for approval of extension for the RETENTION AND DISPOSAL: SUMMARY: The Commission is following: a. Employee Opinion Survey Process publishing a list of changes and Form N±8A is the form that RecordsÐRetain for 20 years. Destroy corrections to the EDGAR phase-in list investment companies file with the paper records by shredding or burning. for companies whose filings are Commission pursuant to Section 8(a) of Destroy computer records by erasure or processed by the Division of the Investment Company Act of 1940 degaussing. Corporation Finance. (``1940 Act''), which provides that an b. Management Development Process investment company may register by FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Records: (1) Paper Survey Feeder filing with the Commission a Sylvia J. Reis, Assistant Director, CF RecordsÐCut off at the end of the notification of registration. It is EDGAR Policy, Division of Corporation calendar year and destroy by shredding estimated that 610 respondents file form Finance at (202) 942±2940. or burning 3 years from cutoff date; (2) N±8A annually. The form requires SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In Computer RecordsÐRetain for 20 years approximately one hour of reporting per connection with the adoption of the and then erase or degauss. respondent annually. final rules fully implementing the SYSTEM MANAGER(S) AND ADDRESS: Rule 6c±6 continues exemptive relief Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval (``EDGAR'') system, on Vice President, Human Resources, granted by Commission order to certain December 19, 1994 the Commission United States Postal Service, 475 investment companies that responded to published a list of companies whose L'Enfant PLZ SW, Washington DC Internal Revenue Service Revenue filings are processed by the Division of 20260±4200. Ruling 81±225 (September 25, 1981) by organizing new companies and Corporation Finance to place registrants NOTIFICATION PROCEDURE: substituting them for existing on notice as to when they would Individuals wanting to know whether companies without prior Commission become subject to mandated electronic information about them is maintained in approval. No respondents incur a this system of records must address burden complying with the rule. Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 181 / Tuesday, September 19, 1995 / Notices 48535 filing.1 The registrants were divided into Changes to the Division of Corporation April 12, 1995 (Securities Act Release ten groups, all of which will be phased Finance phase-in list are published from No. 7156). This procedure will be in by May 1996. Rule 901 of Regulation time to time in the SEC News Digest. repeated from time to time, in order to S±T 2 provides that registrants may The Commission today is publishing a further notify the public of changes to request a change to their assigned comprehensive list of all changes in the the list. A change to a company's phase- phase-in dates. Such requests may be Division of Corporation Finance phase- in date is of particular importance to granted pursuant to delegated authority. in group assignments made since the persons or entities filing documents In addition, modifications are made to phase-in list was published in December with respect to that company, since the list to reflect name changes, 1994. This publication supersedes the generally such persons must file corporate restructurings, the addition of last comprehensive list of changes electronically with the company become new entities, and similar factors. published in the Federal Register on subject to mandated electronic filing.3 CHANGES FROM CORPORATION FINANCE EDGAR PHASE-IN LIST AS PUBLISHED IN SECURITIES ACT RELEASE NO. 7122 [December 19, 1994] Name CIK No. Former group New group 202 DATA SYSTEMS INC /PA/ ......................................................................................................... 718246 CF±08 REMOVE 3DO CO .............................................................................................................................................. 898441 NONE CF±10 3 D SYSTEMS CORP ........................................................................................................................ 910638 NONE CF±10 625 LIBERTY AVENUE CORP .......................................................................................................... 915893 NONE CF±10 7TH LEVEL INC ................................................................................................................................. 920038 NONE CF±10 A PLUS COMMUNICATIONS INC /TN/ ............................................................................................. 908526 NONE CF±10 AAA NET REALTY FUND XI LTD ..................................................................................................... 924576 NONE CF±10 AAMES CAPITAL CORP ................................................................................................................... 913951 NONE CF±10 AASCHE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES INC ................................................................................ 927809 NONE CF±10 ABBEY NATIONAL TREASURY SERVICES PLC/ENG ................................................................... 931061 NONE CF±10 ABR INFORMATION SERVICES INC ............................................................................................... 920985 NONE CF±10 ABSOLUTE ENTERTAINMENT INC ................................................................................................. 898739 NONE CF±10 ABT BUILDING PRODUCTS CORP .................................................................................................. 902476 NONE CF±10 ACACIA RESEARCH CORP .............................................................................................................
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