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Federal Register/Vol. 66, No. 219/Tuesday, November 13, 2001 Federal Register / Vol. 66, No. 219 / Tuesday, November 13, 2001 / Notices 56853 after the Environmental Protection comments should be submitted by IDAHO Agency has published a notice of November 28, 2001. Butte County availability of the FEIS in the Federal Carol D. Shull, Arco Baptist Community Church, 402 W. Register. Keeper of the National Register of Historic Grand Ave., Arco, 01001303 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Places. Latah County Kathleen Przybylski, Voyageurs ALABAMA Hotel Rietmann, 525 and 529 S. Main St., National Park, 3131 Highway 53, Troy, 01001302 International Falls, MN 56649, Autauga County Kenworthy Theatre, (Motion Picture telephone: 218–283–9821. Copies of the Mount Sinai School, (The Rosenwald Theater Buildings in Idaho MPS), 508 S. plan may also be requested at this School Building Fund and Associated Main St., Moscow, 01001305 Buildings MPS), 1820 Cty. Rd. 57, Nu Art Theatre, (Motion Picture Theater address and telephone number, or by e- Buildings in Idaho MPS), 516 S. Main _ Prattville, 01001296 mail from Kathleen [email protected]. St., Moscow, 01001304 Bullock County SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Twin Falls County Sardis Baptist Church, AL 223S at jct. Cty. purpose of the general management Twin Falls Original Townsite Residential plan/visitor use and facilities plan is to Rd. 22, Union Springs, 01001299 Historic District, Roughly bounded by set forth the basic management Calhoun County Blue Lakes Ave., Addison Ave., 2nd Ave. philosophy for the park and to provide E, and 2nd Ave. W, Twin Falls, Ten Oaks, 805 Pelham Rd. S, Jacksonville, 01001306 the strategies for addressing issues and 01001298 achieving identified management ILLINOIS objectives. The FGMP/FEIS describes Chambers County Clark County and analyzes the environmental impacts New Hope Rosenwald School, (The of a proposed action and two action Rosenwald School Building Fund and Harlan Hall, 603 Locust St., Marshall, 01001309 alternatives for the future management Associated Buildings MPS), 2.25 mi SE direction of the park. A no action of US 431 on Cty Rd. 267, Fredonia, Cumberland County alternative is also evaluated. 01001297 Ward, Thornton, Estage, 1387 US 40, The draft general management plan/ Cullman County Toledo, 01001308 visitor use and facilities plan and draft Crane Hill Masonic Lodge, 14538 Cty. Rd. Livingston County environmental impact statement 222, Crane Hill, 01001294 Ambler’s Texaco Gas Station, (Route 66 (DGMP/DEIS) for Voyageurs National Dallas County through Illinois MPS) Il 17 and Old US Park was released to the public on June 66, Dwight, 01001311 Hain, H. Bruce, House, 5826 AL 41, Sardis, 16, 2000. The public comment period 01001295 Montgomery County ended October 2, 2000. Modifications to Route 66, Litchfield to Mount Olive, (Route Jefferson County the DGMP/DEIS have been made based 66 through Illinois MPS) US 66, N of IL on public comment received and on Stonecroft, 1453 Shades Crest Rd., 16 in Litchfield to Mount Olive, further impact analysis. Birmingham, 01001290 Litchfield, 01001312 The responsible official is Mr. Lauderdale County LOUISIANA William Schenk, Midwest Regional Downtown Florence Historic District Lafayette Parish Director, National Park Service. (Boundary Increase), Roughly bounded Our Lady of the Assumption School, 410 Dated: September 21, 2001. by Pine St., Alabama St., Wood Ave., and Michaud St., Carencro, 01001267 Tuscaloosa St., Florence, 01001292 William W. Schenk, St. John The Baptist Parish Marion County Regional Director, Midwest Region. Caire, E.J., & Co. Stores, 2403–2407 LA 18, [FR Doc. 01–28304 Filed 11–9–01; 8:45 am] Midtown Historic District, Roughly Edgard, 01001268 BILLING CODE 4310–70–P bounded by Taylor Ave., US 90, Houston St., Kenneth St., US 98, and Florida St., MAINE Mobile, 01001293 Aroostook County DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR St. Clair County Reed School, US 1, 0.1 mi. S of jct. with Lycette Rd., North Amity, 01001270 National Park Service Old Pell City Historic District, Roughly bounded by 16th St. N, 1st Ave. N, 22nd Hancock County National Register of Historic Places; St. N, and 4th Ave. N, Pell City, Stone Barn Farm, Jct. of Crooked Rd. and 01001291 Notification of Pending Nominations Norway Dr., Salsbury Cove, 01001271 ARIZONA Penobscot County Nominations for the following Navajo County Patch, Edith Marion, House, 500 College properties being considered for listing Ave., Old Town, 01001269 in the National Register were received Pinedale Elementary School, 300 S. Main St., Pinedale, 01001301 Washington County by the National Park Service before October 20, 2001. Pursuant to section Pima County Moore, Henry D., Parish House and Library, 3 Rogers Point Rd., Steuben, 60.13 of 36 CFR part 60 written Ajo Townsite Historic District, blks 1–31, 01001272 comments concerning the significance Ajo Townsite, Ajo, 01001300 of these properties under the National MICHIGAN FLORIDA Register criteria for evaluation may be Ontonagon County Hillsborough County forwarded to the National Register, Ontonagon Harbor Piers Historic District, National Park Service, 1849 C St. NW., Glover School, 5104 Horton Rd., Bealsville, Ontonagon R. at Lake Superior, NC400, Washington, DC 20240. Written Plant City, 01001307 Ontonagon, 01001313 VerDate 11<MAY>2000 21:29 Nov 09, 2001 Jkt 197001 PO 00000 Frm 00059 Fmt 4703 Sfmt 4703 E:\FR\FM\13NON1.SGM pfrm07 PsN: 13NON1 56854 Federal Register / Vol. 66, No. 219 / Tuesday, November 13, 2001 / Notices NEBRASKA NORTH CAROLINA Hampshire County Clay County Duplin County Washington Bottom Farm, WV 28, Springfield, 01001328 Fairfield Carnegie Library, (Carnegie Herring, Bryan Whitfield, Farm, NC 1311, Libraries in Nebraska MPS) 412 N. D St., 1 mi. E of jct. with NC 1302, Calypso, Hardy County Fairfield, 01001274 01001315 Funkhouser, Henry, Farm and Log House, Funkhouser Rd., Cty Rd. 259/9, Baker, Colfax County OHIO 01001326 Schuyler Carnegie Library, (Carnegie Summit County Kanawha County Libraries in Nebraska MPS) 1003 B St., Limbach Block Historic District, (Canal, Schuyler, 01001275 Railroad, and Industrial Resources of the Sterrett Brothers’ Dry Goods Store, 112 Village of Clinton/Warwick, Ohio MPS) Capitol St., Charleston, 01001329 Keith County 7843,7845,7847,7849,7851, and 7853 Marion County Archeological site 25KH67, Address Main St., Clinton, 01001280 Restricted, Paxton, 01001279 Fleming—Watson Historic District, Archeological site 25KH68, Address RHODE ISLAND Approx. bounded by Fairmont Ave., Second, Fay Sts., Apple Ct, Green, Restricted, Brule, 01001278 Newport County Emerson Sts., Coleman Ave., Seventh St., Pierce County Osborn—Bennett Historic District, 1137, Outlook, Fairmont, 01001330 1148, 1168 and 1188 Main Rd., Tiverton, Wilson School, 917 E. Main St., Meridan Highway, 4.5 mi. Cty. Rd. 01001324 following 552 Ave., 853 Rd. and 551 Mannington, 01001331 Ave., Pierce, 01001273 TENNESSEE Monongalia County Platte County Cocke County Chancery Hill Historic District (Boundary Cureton, Walter C., House, 202 Lincoln Increase), 256 Prairie Ave., Morgantown, Columbus Izaak Walton League Lodge, NE 01001332 81, Columbus, 01001277 Ave., Newport, 01001325 Tucker County Sherman County TEXAS St. George Academy, Cty. Rd. 1, St. George, Bexar County Archeological site 25SM20, Address 01001333 Restricted, Loup City, 01001276 Brooke Army Medial Center, Building It has been determined necessary to 1000, Stanley Rd., Fort Sam Houston, NEW YORK WAIVE the comment period to assist in the San Antonio, 01001281 preservation of the following historic Allegany County UTAH resource. Belmont Hotel, 40–48 Schuyler St., A request for a MOVE has been made for Belmont, 01001319 Salt Lake County the following resource: Lewis, Dr. David and Juanita, House, 1403 Oswego County E. Westminster Ave., Salt Lake City, INDIANA Ames, Orson, House, (Freedom Trail, 01001283 St. Joseph County Abolitionism, and African American Life Meek, Benjamin and Olivia, House, 12782 in Central New York MPS) 3339 Main South Fort St., Draper, 01001282 South Bend Remedy Company Building 501 W. Colfax, South Bend, 01000993 St., Mexico, 01001318 VERMONT Buckhout—Jones Building, (Freedom Trail, [FR Doc. 01–28305 Filed 11–9–01; 8:45 am] Abolitionism, and African American Life Chittenden County BILLING CODE 4310–70–P in Central New York MPS) 5–13 W. Mount Philo State Park, (Historic Park Bridge St., Oswego, 01001322 Landscapes in National and State Parks Clark, Starr, Tin Shop, (Freedom Trail, MPS) 5425 Mount Philo Rd., Charlotte, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Abolitionism, and African American Life 01001286 in Central New York MPS) 3250 Main National Park Service Essex County St., Mexico, 01001323 Edwards, John B. and Lydia, House, Maidstone State Park, (Historic Park Notice of Inventory Completion for (Freedom Trail, Abolitionism, and Landscapes in National and State Parks Native American Human Remains and African American Life in Central New MPS) 4858 and 4876 Maidstone Rd., Associated Funerary Objects in the York MPS) 144 E. Third St., Oswego, Maidstone, 01001285 Control of the U.S. Department of 01001316 Windsor County Defense, U.S. Army, Fort Shafter, U.S. McKenzie, John and Harriet, House, Emerson, Ezekiel, Farm, (Agricultural Army Garrison, HI (Freedom Trail, Abolitionism, and Resources of Vermont MPS) VT 73, African American Life in Central New AGENCY: National Park Service, Interior. Rochester, 01001284 York MPS) 96 W. Eighth St., Oswego, ACTION: Notice. 01001314 WASHINGTON Wing, Asa and Caroline, House, (Freedom Notice is hereby given in accordance King County Trail, Abolitionism, and African with provisions
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