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Federal Register / Vol. 61, No. 17 / Thursday, January 25, 1996 / Notices 2270 Federal Register / Vol. 61, No. 17 / Thursday, January 25, 1996 / Notices The Postal Reorganization Act collections, the Railroad Retirement Annual # Time Burden requires that the Commission issue its Board will publish periodic summaries Form (s) re- (min) (hrs) decision within 120 days from the date of proposed data collections. sponses this appeal was filed (39 U.S.C. § 404 COMMENTS ARE INVITED ON: (a) Whether Without assist- (b)(5)). In the interest of expedition, in the proposed information collection is ance ............. 5 60 5 light of the 120-day decision schedule, necessary for the proper performance of G±320 the Commission may request the Postal the functions of the agency, including With assistance ... 86 8 12 Service to submit memoranda of law on whether the information has practical Without assist- any appropriate issue. If requested, such utility; (b) the accuracy of the RRB's ance ................. 14 12 3 memoranda will be due 20 days from estimate of the burden of the collection the issuance of the request and the of the information; (c) ways to enhance Total ............. 300 114 Postal Service shall serve a copy of its the quality, utility, and clarity of the memoranda on the petitioners. The information to be collected; and (d) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR COMMENTS: Postal Service may incorporate by ways to minimize the burden related to To request more information or to reference in its briefs or motions, any the collection of information on obtain a copy of the information arguments presented in memoranda it respondents, including the use of collection justification, forms, and/or previously filed in this docket. If automated collection techniques or supporting material, please call the RRB necessary, the Commission also may ask other forms of information technology. Clearance Officer at (312) 751±3363. petitioners or the Postal Service for TITLE AND PURPOSE OF INFORMATION Comments regarding the information more information. COLLECTION: Evidence for Application of collection should be addressed to Ronald J. Hodapp, Railroad Retirement The Commission Orders Overall Minimum: OMB 3220±0083 Under Section 3 (f)(3) of the Railroad Board, 844 N. Rush Street, Chicago, (a) The Postal Service shall file the Retirement Act (RRA), the total monthly Illinois 60611±2092. Written comments record in this appeal by January 26, benefits payable to a railroad employee should be received within 60 days of 1996. and his family are guaranteed to be no this notice. (b) The Secretary of the Postal Rate less than the amount which would be Chuck Mierzwa, Commission shall publish this Notice payable if the employee's railroad Clearance Officer. and Order and Procedural Schedule in service had been covered by the Social the Federal Register. [FR Doc. 96±1096 Filed 1±24±96; 8:45 am] Security Act. The Special Guaranty is BILLING CODE 7905±01±M By the Commission. prescribed in 20 CFR 226.6. To Margaret P. Crenshaw, administer the Special Guaranty Secretary. Provision, the Railroad Retirement SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE Board (RRB) requires information about COMMISSION Appendex a retired employee's spouse and January 11, 1996ÐFiling of Appeal letter child(ren) who would not be eligible for [Rel. Nos. 33±7258; 34±36737] January 19, 1996ÐCommission Notice and benefits under the RRA but would be Order of Filing of Appeal eligible for benefits under the Social Changes and Corrections to EDGAR February 5, 1996ÐLast day of filing of Security Act if the employee's railroad Phase-In List. petitions to intervene [see 39 C.F.R. 3001.111(b)] service had been covered by that Act. AGENCY: Securities and Exchange February 15, 1996ÐPetitioners' Participant The RRB obtains the required Commission. information by the use of forms G±319 Statement or Initial Brief [see 39 C.F.R. ACTION: Notice. 3001.115(a) and (b)] (Statement Regarding Family and March 6, 1996ÐPostal Service's Answering Earnings for Special Guaranty SUMMARY: The Commission is Brief [see 39 C.F.R. 3001.115(c)] Computation) and G±320 (Student publishing a list of changes and March 21, 1996ÐPetitioners' Reply Brief Questionnaire for Special Guaranty corrections to the EDGAR phase-in list should Petitioner choose to file one [see 39 Computation). One form is completed C.F.R. 3001.115(d)] for companies whose filings are March 28, 1996ÐDeadline for motions by by each respondent. Reformatting and processed by the Division of any party requesting oral argument. The editorial revisions are being proposed to Corporation Finance. Commission will schedule oral argument form G±319. A title change, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: only when it is a necessary addition to the reformatting, editorial revisions and Sylvia J. Reis, Assistant Director, CF written filings [see 39 C.F.R. 3001.116] minor changes in the use of form G±320 EDGAR Policy, Division of Corporation May 10, 1996ÐExpiration of the are being proposed. Commission's 120-day decisional schedule Finance at (202) 942±2940. [see 39 U.S.C. 404(b)(5)] Estimate of Annual Respondent Burden SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In [FR Doc. 96±1108 Filed 1±24±96; 8:45 am] The estimated annual respondent connection with the adoption of the BILLING CODE 7710±FW±P burden is as follows: final rules fully implementing the Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Annual Retrieval (``EDGAR'') system, on # Time Burden RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD Form (s) re- (min) (hrs) December 19, 1994 the Commission sponses published a list of companies whose Proposed Data Collection Available for G±319 filings are processed by the Division of Public Comment and Employee com- Corporation Finance to place registrants Recommendations pleted: on notice as to when they would With assistance 95 26 41 become subject to mandated electronic SUMMARY: In accordance with the Without assist- filing.1 The registrants were divided into requirement of Section 3506(c)(2)(A) of ance ............. 5 55 5 the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 Spouse com- 1 See Release No. 33±7122 (December 19, 1994) which provides opportunity for public pleted: [59 FR 67752]. The timing for each phase-in group comment on new or revised data With assistance 95 30 48 was included in that release as Appendix A, and Federal Register / Vol. 61, No. 17 / Thursday, January 25, 1996 / Notices 2271 ten groups, all of which will be phased Finance phase-in list are published from Release No. 7215). This procedure will in by May 1996. Rule 901 of Regulation time to time in the SEC News Digest. be repeated from time to time, in order S-T 2 provides that registrants may The Commission today is publishing a to further notify the public of changes request a change to their assigned comprehensive list of all changes in the to the list. A change to a company's phase-in dates. Such requests may be Division of Corporation Finance phase- phase-in date is of particular importance granted pursuant to delegated authority. in group assignments made since the to 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 to the Division of Corporation September 19, 1995 (Securities Act 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 1ST NATIONAL FILM CORP ............................................................................................................. 853832 CF±10 .......... CF±10. Change to FIRST NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT CORP .......................................................... 853832 CF±10 .......... CF±10. 202 DATA SYSTEMS INC /PA/ .......................................................................................................... 718246 CF±08 .......... REMOVE. 3DO CO .............................................................................................................................................. 898441 NONE .......... CF±10. 3 D SYSTEMS CORP ........................................................................................................................ 910638 NONE .......... CF±10. 4FRONT SOFTWARE INTERNATIONAL INC ................................................................................... 895309 CF±10 .......... REMOVE. 625 LIBERTY AVENUE CORP .......................................................................................................... 915893 NONE .......... CF±10. 7TH LEVEL INC .................................................................................................................................. 920038 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. ABEX
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