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*** ^* *^ ;' PACECÖM0936951 COUNCIL * * CONSEIL OF EUROPE * * * DE L'EUROPE Parliamentary Assembly Assemblée parlementaire Strasbourg. 22 April 1997 CONFIDENTIAL AS/Loc (1997) 11 COMMITTEE ON THE ENVIRONMENT, REGIONAL PLANNING AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES Proposals of the Sub-Committee on the Europe Prize to the Plenary Committee for the award of the 1997 Europe Prize, Plaques of Honour, Flags of Honour and European Diplomas _ 2 - At its meeting on 22 April 1997 in Strasbourg, the Sub-Committee on the Europe Prize examined the applications of the municipalities and other territorial authorities for the award of one of the four distinctions foreseen in the Rules of the Europe Prize. The Sub-Committee decided to propose to the full committee to award : 1. EUROPE PRIZE to the town of REGENSBURG (Germany, Bavaria) 2. PLAQUES OF HONOUR (7) France CABOURG (Calvados) Germany BACKNANG (Baden-Württemberg) GRÜNBERG (Hesse) VIERSEN (North-Rhine-Westphalia) Italy SARS1NA (Prov. di Forli) Poland SLUPSK (northern Poland) United Kingdom BRISTOL - 3 - 3. FLAGS OF HONOUR (21) Austria ST GEORGEN AM WALDE (Haute-Autriche) France BLAYE (Gironde) DREUX (Eure-et-Loir) VELIZY-VILLACOUBLAY (Yvelines) CRAN-GEVRIER (Haute-Savoie) Germany FRANKENBERG/Eder (Hesse) FURTH I. WALD (Bavaria) NEUSS (North-Rhine-Westphalia) SCHWARZENBRUCK (Bavaria) TUTTLINGEN (Bade-Württemberg) WETTENBERG (Hesse) Hungary HODMEZOVASARHELY Italy FIDENZA (Prov. di Parma) CORSICO (Prov. di Milano) Poland GDANSK OPOLE WROCLAW Russia Region of NOVGOROD Spain POZUELO DE ALARCON (region of Madrid) Switzerland PULLY (Vaud) United Kingdom Borough de ROSSENDALE - 4 - 4. EUROPEAN DIPLOMAS (31) Austria GURK (Carinthia) LIEZEN (Steiermark) Finland KOTKA France AHUELLE (Mayenne) MONTIGNY-LE-BRETONNEUX (Yvelines) VILLEMOMBLE (Seine-Saint-Denis) Germany BORKEN (North Rhine Westphalia) FRÖNDENBERG (North Rhine Westphalia) GUBEN (Brandebourg) together with GUBIN (PL) HEUCHELHEIM (Hesse) KULMBACH (Bavaria) LAUBACH (Hesse) MAIHINGEN (Bavaria) MÜHLACKER (Baden-Württemberg) NEUNKIRCHEN-SEELSCHEID (North Rhine Westphalia) SEEHEIM-JUGENHEIM (Hesse) SCHWANDORF (Bavaria) WASSERTRÜDINGEN (Bavière) Hungary MARCALI Italy CALCINAIA (Prov. di Pisa) LIMANA (Prov. di Belluno) together with WALFERDANGE (L) PECCIOLI (Prov. di Pisa) SANTA MARIA A MONTE (Prov. di Pisa) VIGENZA (Prov. di Venezia) Luxembourg WALFERDANGE together with Limana Netherlands REIDERLAND (Drenthe) Poland GUBIN together with GUBEN (D) OLSZTYN STARACHOWICE Switzerland BREIL/BRIGELS (Graubünden) United Kingdom EASINGTON District.

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