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Notification of Impending Phase 2 Waiver Terminations 14376 Federal Register / Vol. 73, No. 53 / Tuesday, March 18, 2008 / Rules and Regulations Prince Jim, Prince Jim 1, Red Roy, Rose Flame 20), Burpeachnineteen (Spring NUCLEAR REGULATORY Bright, Rose Diamond, Royal Glo, White Flame 22), Candy Red, Crimson Lady, COMMISSION Sun, or Zee Grand variety nectarines Crimson Queen, Crown Princess, David unless: Sun, Early May Crest, Flavorcrest, 10 CFR Chapter I * * * * * Honey Sweet, Ivory Queen, June Lady, RIN 3150–AH84 (6) Any package or container of Alta Magenta Queen, May Crest, May Sweet, Red, Arctic Belle, Arctic Blaze, Arctic Prima Peach IV, Queencrest, Rich May, Expanded Definition of Byproduct Gold, Arctic Ice, Arctic Jay, Arctic Mist, Sauzee Queen, Scarlet Queen, Sierra Material; Notification of Impending Arctic Pride, Arctic Queen, Arctic Snow Snow, Snow Brite, Springcrest, Spring Waiver Termination (White Jewel), Arctic Sweet, August Lady, Spring Snow, Springtreat AGENCY: Bright, August Fire, August Glo, August Nuclear Regulatory (60EF32), Sugar Time (214LC68), Commission. Lion, August Pearl, August Red, August Supecheight (012–094), Supechnine, Sweet, Autumn Blaze, Big Jim, Bright ACTION: Notice of impending waiver Sweet Scarlet, Sweet Crest or Zee Pearl, Burnectfour (Summer Flare 35), termination. Diamond variety peaches unless: Burnectseven (Summer Flare 28), SUMMARY: Section 651(e) of the Energy Burnecteleven (Summer Flare 30), * * * * * Policy Act of 2005 (EPAct) authorized Burnectfifteen (Summer Flare 27), (6) Any package or container of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Burnectseventeen (Summer Flare 32), August Lady, Autumn Flame, Autumn Commission (Commission or NRC) to Candy Gold, Candy Pearl, Diamond Ray, Red, Autumn Rich, Autumn Rose, issue a time-limited waiver (70 FR Early Red Jim, Fire Pearl, Fire Sweet, Autumn Snow, Burpeachtwo (Henry 51581; August 31, 2005) to allow Flaming Red, Giant Pearl, Grand Bright, II), Burpeachthree (September continued use and possession of Grand Candy, Grand Pearl, Grand Flame), Burpeachfour (August naturally-occurring and accelerator- Sweet, Honey Blaze, Honey Dew, Honey Flame), Burpeachfive (July Flame), produced radioactive materials (NARM) Diva, Honey Fire, Honey Kist, Honey Burpeachsix (June Flame), while the Commission developed a Royale, July Pearl, July Red, Kay Pearl, regulatory framework for regulation of La Pinta, La Reina, Larry’s Red, Late Red Burpeachseven (Summer Flame 29), the new byproduct material. The Jim, Mike’s Red, P-R Red, Prima Burpeachfifteen (Summer Flame 34), Commission has begun terminating the Diamond VII, Prima Diamond IX, Prima Burpeachsixteen, Burpeachtwenty time-limited waiver in phases in Diamond X, Prima Diamond XIX, Prima (Summer Flame ), Burpeachtwentyone accordance to the provisions of the Diamond XXIV, Prima Diamond XXVIII, (Summer Flame 26), Candy Princess, ‘‘Plan for the Transition of Regulatory Prince Jim 3, Red Diamond, Red Glen, Coral Princess, Country Sweet, Diamond Authority Resulting from the Expanded Red Jim, Red Pearl, Regal Pearl, Regal Princess, Earlirich, Early Elegant Lady, Definition of Byproduct Material’’ Red, Royal Giant, Ruby Diamond, Ruby Elegant Lady, Fancy Lady, Fay Elberta, (transition plan) issued by the Pearl, Ruby Sweet, Saucer, September Full Moon, Galaxy, Glacier White, Commission on October 19, 2007 (72 FR Bright (26P–490), September Free, Henry III, Henry IV, Ice Princess, Ivory 59157). The first phase of waiver September Red, Sparkling June, Spring Princess, Jasper Flame, Jasper Treasure, terminations occurred on November 30, Bright, Spring PearlTM, Spring Sweet, Jillie White, Joanna Sweet, John Henry, Sugar PearlTM, Sugarine, Summer Blush, 2007. Kaweah, Klondike, Last Tango, Natures This document provides advance Summer Bright, Summer Diamond, #10, O’Henry, Peach-N-Cream, Pink notification that on September 30, 2008, Summer Fire, Summer Jewel, Summer Giant, Pink Moon, Prima Gattie 8, Prima the Commission will terminate the time- Lion, Summer Red, Sunburst, Sun Peach 13, Prima Peach XV, Prima Peach limited waivers for the following non- Valley Sweet, Terra White, Zee Glo or 20, Prima Peach 23, Prima Peach XXVII, Agreement States and remaining U.S. Zephyr variety nectarines unless: Princess Gayle, Queen Jewel, Rich Lady, Territories that have been included in * * * * * Royal Lady, Ruby Queen, Ryan Sun, Phase 2. Saturn (Donut), September Blaze, Guam, Idaho, Missouri, South Dakota, PART 917—FRESH PEARS AND Vermont, West Virginia, and all PEACHES GROWN IN CALIFORNIA September Snow, September Sun, Sierra Gem, Sierra Rich, Snow Beauty, Snow territories and possessions of the U.S. ■ 3. Section 917.459 is amended by Blaze, Snow Fall, Snow Gem, Snow that were not identified as part of the revising the introductory text of Giant, Snow Jewel, Snow King, Snow first phase of waiver terminations. paragraphs (a)(2), (a)(3), (a)(5) and (a)(6) Magic, Snow Princess, Sprague Last As provided in the transition plan, to read as follows: Chance, Spring Candy, Strawberry, users of NARM in non-Agreement States Sugar Crisp, Sugar Giant, Sugar Lady, and U.S. Territories will be required to § 917.459 California peach grade and size (1) apply for license amendments for the Summer Dragon, Summer Fling, regulation. new byproduct material within 6 Summer Lady, Summer Sweet, Summer * * * * * months from the date the waiver is Zee, Sweet Blaze, Sweet Dream, Sweet (2) Any package or container of April terminated, if they hold an NRC specific Snow, Earlitreat, Snow Angel, Henry, Sweet Kay, Sweet September, byproduct materials license; or (2) Supeachsix (91002), Supechfifteen, or Tra Zee, Valley Sweet, Vista, White submit a license application for the new Super Lady variety peaches unless: Lady, or Zee Lady variety peaches byproduct material within 12 months * * * * * unless: from the date the waiver is terminated (3) Any package or container of Island * * * * * for their State or territory. Prince, Snow Kist, Snow Peak or Super Dated: March 12, 2008. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Kim Rich variety peaches unless: Lloyd C. Day, K. Lukes, Office of Federal and State * * * * * Materials and Environmental (5) Any package or container of Administrator, Agricultural Marketing Management Programs, U.S. Nuclear Service. Babcock, Bev’s Red, Bright Princess, Regulatory Commission, Washington, Brittney Lane, Burpeachone (Spring [FR Doc. E8–5357 Filed 3–17–08; 8:45 am] DC 20555–0001, telephone (301) 415– Flame 21), Burpeachfourteen (Spring BILLING CODE 3410–02–P 6701 or e-mail [email protected]. Federal Register / Vol. 73, No. 53 / Tuesday, March 18, 2008 / Rules and Regulations 14377 Dated at Rockville, Maryland, this 12th day SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The FAA Section 106, describes the authority of of March, 2008. proposed to amend 14 CFR part 39 with the FAA Administrator. Subtitle VII, For the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. a proposed AD. The proposed AD Aviation Programs, describes in more Annette L. Vietti-Cook, applies to Honeywell International Inc. detail the scope of the Agency’s Secretary of the Commission. ATF3–6 and ATF3–6A series turbofan authority. [FR Doc. E8–5390 Filed 3–17–08; 8:45 am] engines equipped with a certain part We are issuing this rulemaking under the authority described in Subtitle VII, BILLING CODE 7590–01–P numbered LPC aft shaft. We published the proposed AD in the Federal Register Part A, Subpart III, Section 44701, on October 5, 2007 (72 FR 56945). That ‘‘General requirements.’’ Under that action proposed to require removing section, Congress charges the FAA with DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION LPC aft shafts, P/N 3002070–1, from promoting safe flight of civil aircraft in air commerce by prescribing regulations Federal Aviation Administration service and installing serviceable LPC aft shafts. for practices, methods, and procedures the Administrator finds necessary for 14 CFR Part 39 Examining the AD Docket safety in air commerce. This regulation [Docket No. FAA–2007–29092; Directorate You may examine the AD docket on is within the scope of that authority Identifier 2007–NE–30–AD; Amendment 39– the Internet at http:// because it addresses an unsafe condition 15431; AD 2008–06–19] www.regulations.gov; or in person at the that is likely to exist or develop on products identified in this rulemaking RIN 2120–AA64 Docket Operations office between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, action. Airworthiness Directives; Honeywell except Federal holidays. The AD docket Regulatory Findings International Inc. ATF3–6 and ATF3–6A contains this AD, the regulatory We have determined that this AD will Series Turbofan Engines evaluation, any comments received, and other information. The street address for not have federalism implications under AGENCY: Federal Aviation the Docket Operations office (telephone Executive Order 13132. This AD will Administration (FAA), Department of (800) 647–5527) is provided in the not have a substantial direct effect on Transportation (DOT). ADDRESSES section. Comments will be the States, on the relationship between ACTION: Final rule. available in the AD docket shortly after the national government and the States, receipt. or on the distribution of power and SUMMARY: The FAA is adopting a new responsibilities among the various airworthiness directive (AD) for Comments levels of government. Honeywell International Inc. ATF3–6 We provided the public the For the reasons discussed above, I and ATF3–6A series turbofan engines opportunity to participate in the certify that this AD: equipped with a certain part number development of this AD. We received no
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