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Federal Register/Vol. 75, No. 72/Thursday, April 15, 2010/Notices Federal Register / Vol. 75, No. 72 / Thursday, April 15, 2010 / Notices 19609 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Southwestern Regional Office Coronado National Forest Notices for Availability for Forest Service Regional Forester Comments, Decisions and Objections by Notices of Availability for Comment Forest Supervisor and Santa Catalina Newspapers Used for Publication of and Decisions and Objections affecting Ranger District are published in:—‘‘The Legal Notices in the Southwestern New Mexico Forests:— ‘‘Albuquerque ’’ Region, Which Includes Arizona, New ’’ Arizona Daily Star , Tucson, Arizona. Journal , Albuquerque, New Mexico, for Douglas Ranger District Notices are Mexico, and Parts of Oklahoma and National Forest System Lands in the published in:—‘‘Daily Dispatch’’, Texas State of New Mexico and for any Douglas, Arizona. projects of Region-wide impact. Nogales Ranger District Notices are AGENCY: Forest Service, USDA. Regional Forester Notices of Availability published in:—‘‘Nogales International’’, ACTION: Notice. for Comment and Decisions and Nogales, Arizona. Objections affecting Arizona Forests:— Sierra Vista Ranger District Notices ‘‘The Arizona Republic’’, Phoenix, SUMMARY: This notice lists the are published in:—‘‘Sierra Vista Herald’’, Arizona, for National Forest System newspapers that will be used by all Sierra Vista, Arizona. lands in the State of Arizona and for any Ranger Districts, Grasslands, Forests, Safford Ranger District Notices are projects of Region-wide impact. and the Regional Office of the published in:—‘‘Eastern Arizona Regional Forester Notices of Availability Southwestern Region to give legal notice Courier’’, Safford, Arizona. for Comment and Decisions and for the availability for comments on Objections affecting National Grasslands Kaibab National Forest projects under 36 CFR 215, notice of in New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas Notices for Availability for decisions that may be subject to are listed by Grassland and location as Comments, Decisions and Objections by administrative appeal under 36 CFR follows: Kiowa National Grassland Forest Supervisor, North Kaibab Ranger part 215 or Optional Appeal Procedures Notices published in:—‘‘Union County District, Tusayan Ranger District, and Available During the Planning Rule Leader’’, Clayton, New Mexico. Rita Williams Ranger District Notices are Transition Period (formerly 36 CFR part Blanca National Grassland in Cimarron published in:—‘‘Arizona Daily Sun’’, 217), and for opportunities to object to County, Oklahoma Notices published Flagstaff, Arizona. proposed authorized hazardous fuel in:— ‘‘Boise City News’’, Boise City, reduction projects under 36 CFR 218.4. Oklahoma. Rita Blanca National Prescott National Forest This notice also lists newspapers of Grassland in Dallam County, Texas Notices for Availability for record for notices pertaining to plan Notices published in:— ‘‘The Daihart Comments, Decisions and Objections by amendments and revisions under 36 Texan’’, Daihart, Texas. Black Kettle Forest Supervisor, Bradshaw Ranger CFR 219. Newspaper publication is in National Grassland in Roger Mills District, Chino Valley Ranger District addition to mailings and direct notice County, Oklahoma Notices published and Verde Ranger District are published made to those who have participated in in:— ‘‘Cheyenne Star’’, Cheyenne, in:—‘‘Daily Courier’’, Prescott, Arizona. the planning of projects or plan Oklahoma. Black Kettle National Tonto National Forest revisions and amendments by Grassland in Hemphill County, Texas submitting comments and/or requesting notices published in:—‘‘The Canadian Notices for Availability for notice. Record’’, Canadian, Texas. McClellan Comments, Decisions, and Objections by Forest Supervisor are published in:— DATES: Use of these newspapers for the Creek National Grassland in Gray ‘‘ ’’ purpose of publishing legal notice for a County, Texas Notices published in:— Arizona Capitol Times , in Phoenix, plan amendment decision that is subject ‘‘The Pampa News’’, Pampa, Texas. Arizona. Cave Creek Ranger District Notices are to appeal under ‘‘Optional Appeal Arizona National Forests published in:—‘‘Arizona Capitol Times’’, Procedures Available During the in Phoenix, Arizona. ’’ Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests Planning Rule Transition Period Globe Ranger District Notices are (formerly 36 CFR Part 217), for a Notices for Availability for published in:—‘‘Arizona Silver Belt’’, comment and project decision that may Comments, Decisions and Objections by Globe, Arizona. Mesa Ranger District be subject to appeal under 36 CFR part Forest Supervisor, Alpine Ranger Notices are published in:—‘‘Arizona 215, for opportunity to object under 36 District, Black Mesa Ranger District, Capitol Times’’, in Phoenix, Arizona. CFR 218, and for planning notices on a Lakeside Ranger District, and Payson Ranger District, Pleasant plan revision or plan amendment under Springerville Ranger District are Valley Ranger District and Tonto Basin 36 CFR part 219 shall begin on the date published in:—‘‘The White Mountain Ranger District Notices are published of this publication and continue until Independent’’, Show Low and Navajo in:—‘‘Payson Roundup’’, Payson, further notice. County, Arizona. Arizona. Clifton Ranger District Notices are ADDRESSES: Southwestern Region, published in:—‘‘Copper Era’’, Clifton, New Mexico National Forests ATTN: Regional Appeals Assistant, 333 Arizona. Broadway SE., Albuquerque, NM Carson National Forest 87102–3498. Coconino National Forest Notices for Availability for FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Notices for Availability for Comments, Decisions and Objections by Connie Smith, 505–842–3223. Comments, Decisions and Objections by Forest Supervisor, Camino Real Ranger Forest Supervisor, Mogollon Rim Ranger District, Tres Piedras Ranger District SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Where District, Mormon Lake Ranger District, and Questa Ranger District are more than one newspaper is listed for and Peaks Ranger District are published published in:—‘‘The Taos News’’, Taos, any unit, the first newspaper listed is in:—‘‘Arizona Daily Sun’’, Flagstaff, New Mexico. the primary newspaper of record of Arizona. Canjilon Ranger District and El Rito which publication date shall be used for Red Rock Ranger District Notices are Ranger District Notices are published calculating the time period to file published in:—‘‘Red Rock News’’, in:—‘‘Rio Grande Sun’’, Espanola, New comment, appeal or an objection. Sedona, Arizona. Mexico. VerDate Nov<24>2008 19:00 Apr 14, 2010 Jkt 220001 PO 00000 Frm 00002 Fmt 4703 Sfmt 4703 E:\FR\FM\15APN1.SGM 15APN1 mstockstill on DSKH9S0YB1PROD with NOTICES 19610 Federal Register / Vol. 75, No. 72 / Thursday, April 15, 2010 / Notices Jicarilla Ranger District Notices are Gila National Forest Whereas, the Board’s regulations (15 published in:—‘‘Farmington Daily Notices for Availability for CFR Part 400) provide for the Times’’, Farmington, New Mexico. Comments, Decisions and Objections by establishment of special-purpose subzones when existing zone facilities Cibola National Forest and National Forest Supervisor, Quemado Ranger cannot serve the specific use involved, Grasslands District, Reserve Ranger District, Glenwood Ranger District, Silver City and when the activity results in a Notices for Availability for Ranger District and Wilderness Ranger significant public benefit and is in the Comments, Decisions and Objections by District are published in:—‘‘Silver City public interest; Forest Supervisor affecting lands in Daily Press’’, Silver City, New Mexico. Whereas, the Foreign Trade Zone of New Mexico, except the National Black Range Ranger District Notices Wisconsin, Ltd., grantee of FTZ 41, has Grasslands are published in:- are published in:—‘‘The Herald’’, Truth made application to the Board for ‘‘Albuquerque Journal’’, Albuquerque, or Consequences, New Mexico. authority to establish special-purpose New Mexico. Forest Supervisor Notices affecting Lincoln National Forest subzone status with manufacturing National Grasslands in New Mexico, authority at the CNH America, LLC Notices for Availability for (CNH) facilities, located in Racine, Oklahoma and Texas are published by Comments, Decisions and Objections by grassland and location as follows: Wisconsin (FTZ Docket 42–2009, filed Forest Supervisor and the Sacramento 10/6/2009); Kiowa National Grassland in Colfax, Ranger District are published in:— Harding, Mora and Union Counties, ‘‘Alamogordo Daily News’’, Alamogordo, Whereas, notice inviting public New Mexico published in:—‘‘Union New Mexico. comment has been given in the Federal County Leader’’, Clayton, New Mexico. Guadalupe Ranger District Notices are Register (74 FR 52455, 10/13/2009) and Rita Blanca National Grassland in published in:—‘‘Carlsbad Current the application has been processed Cimarron County, Oklahoma published Argus’’, Carlsbad, New Mexico. pursuant to the FTZ Act and the Board’s in:—‘‘Boise City News’’, Boise City, Smokey Bear Ranger District Notices regulations; and, Oklahoma. Rita Blanca National are published in:—‘‘Ruidoso News’’, Whereas, the Board adopts the Grassland in Dallam County, Texas Ruidoso, New Mexico. findings and recommendations of the published in:— ‘‘The Dalhart Texan’’, Santa Fe National Forest examiner’s report, and finds that the Dalhart, Texas. Black Kettle National requirements of the FTZ Act and Grassland, in Roger Mills County, Notices for Availability for Board’s regulations are satisfied, and Oklahoma published in:—‘‘Cheyenne Comments, Decisions and Objections by that the proposal is in
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