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11762 3osrt_ fcEfT PftoeoSEb C4*JSjjTi>eft. Federal Register / VrI. 50, Nc. 57 / Mondsy, March : fcOfc.b&Jj, MASS ., fe&OQiO DEPA?rn/;=NT OF JUSTICE Lodging of Consort Order Pursuant to Clean Air Act In accordance with Departmental policy, 23 CFR 50.7, 33 FP. 3S023, notice is hereby giver, that a proposed consent decree in United States v. Borden. Inc, Civil Action No. -S3-1S92-MA. was lodged with the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts. The complaint Sled by the United States alleged violations of she Clean Air Act by Borden, Inc. at its Leominster. Massachusetts facility due to discharges of vinyl chloride from relief valves and manual vent valves which were not in accordance with regulations implementing the vinyl chloride National Emission Standard for . Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPJ. The Consent Decree provides that defendant will pey a S9Q.CC0-civil penalty and will comply with a specified set of procedures for controlling release wofi vinyl chloride from emergency reliaf- d manual vent valves at the ^ eominster plant in the avent that the plant which was shut down for reasons unrelated to the lawsuit reopens. The-consent decree may be examined at (1) the cfries of the United States Attorney. District of Massachusetts, 11C7 John W. McCormack, P.O. i Courthouse. Boston, MA 021C9, (2). the office of the Environmental Protection Agency. Region L Office of Regional Counsel. John F. Kennedy Federal Bldg., 22nd FL, Boston, MA 022C3, and (3) the Environmental Enforcement Section. Land and Natural Resources Division, of the Department of Justice. Room 1321, Ninth Street and.Pennsylvania Avenue NW- Washington. D.C. 20530. A copy of the proposed consent decree may be obtained in person or by mail from the Environmental Enforcement Section. Land and Natural Resources Division, of the Department of Justice, in requesting a copy, please enclose a check in the amount of 31.S0 (30.10 per page reproduction charge) payable to the Treasurer of the United States. The Department of Justice will receive comments relating to the consent decree for a period of thirry (30) days from the date of this notice. Comments should be acted to the Assistant Attorney neral of the land and Natural esources Division. Department of Justice.'Ninth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NY/., Washington.- D.C. 2CJ"0, and should refer to United States v. Borden. Inc. D.J. reference -d90-5-2-l- NATIONAL AEaOHAUT.^Juaj SPApE ADMlHlSTTUTi^N 1 495, F. Henry Haricht EL Assistant Attorney General. Lend 'and Natural Resources Division. NASA Advis ry council, Sp vfh and Earth S 'iey Advisory ^drnmittaa; Meutinr [FR Doc. 35-3531 Filed 3-23-35; 8:43 am] zstiMa coca tt-to-e-v-a Acyricr; National Aeronautics face Administerifrcn. Db/Jdion fyribareh Notffidatic.ipZoiJ CoramuniMdJcns Rpdsarciyfnc. gn^floney^fl, Inc. free is hereby giyrih that pursuant -tectionAa) of.thtfNationa1 Coopepduve Repriarch Act of lSS^Pub. L Naf S8-46^nhe Act"). Bell, dmmunipdtions Research,, (`3eUcprir). on behalf o^ijoii vente to wjrich it is a party^^ras fried a written 'Acnc. Notipdof meetin SUMMAnyrin accrrdyrfce with the r'AdviaoryCommitte&'Act Pu L. 2!:463, es amended, thyNationa onautiesynd Spaca/fCdminispriition 'announceya forthcoyung meeting of thy NASA Advisory Council S^ace and, EartJriScience AfivisoryJ2bmmiue Pjafming CoySmittee. Sate AMyrimse April 24.19$% 9 a.m.; 5 p.nu, Ara&ESS: Spdce Telesribpe Sderice ristltute. Pourth Flpdr BoardRoom, 323 notification simultaneously wUntr.u r San Mymn Drivy'3altimq? MD 2jril3. attorney Generpi'and the Federal Tra> Commission disclosing; Mint identities'pfme partieprio the venture, and (2) LMe nature eyS objeciijrij of the, venture. The notification was fried toy thypurpoae ofdnvokinglife Act's provisions limiting tbytecovers antitrustriiaistiefsto ectual damages undejdperifiedrircumstepdes. Pursy to vKticnSfhj'of the Acdtheidepritie3 -the party's to theydntura andit3 generahrifeas of pjrifrned acpirities ary giveiyoelow. Ihejoint udhrure iay^mprise^cf Bellcora, a^Delawacz^corporadon wit its principal placycf businaas at ETy' WesriMount Pleasant Avenue, 'mgstcnyXew Jersey CTCoSyihd rCR/umTHE3yri?OftM.vpOS COMpticTt rin. WanrinMoovDepartnrint of Physics and estroyfcny, Jcpris Hopi University, 34tji/teid Charies Streets. . Bajifmore. >Aa 21218 (2D1) 333^^7. fuppuEwpyrARY Tne ,, Plannjyf Committee, chr/fed by Louis Lanzsrpfti. will jtfeet Id dytcusn panics turn of iheSpace and^carth fcvisoiTyCortimittee Stud- on "ThejStruct sf the fih an4*pace Soidncs fam in ; Fransitic ` The meeting vul be open to the pujme up tayhe seating capar ' of Som (apj ::y 50 pe 5ie Judins Planaihg Cor fttee 'member Tvpe of meriting: Op fioneywpS, Inc., a^Jelawarg'ccrpor&Gon with ipfprindoyi pies Q/'nusinejriat j^ywell PJdca. Minriespclis, -,esoty554C-$- ^aGcors sp Honeywell entsxrfr into ydollaborafrve reseymh agreement onA ibruaryrs, 1955, teaionduct rrisearch^nd devaldpmenjrin he areayif advanced gallipa arse; 1 LJSaoieis, riDeput fisties: ricgsme.itj infor stion i nagement-y ~ms Divij/or. Cfficpr&f March I3yf [7R Dcriss-eszayried 3-ZT- /Sq coca ; integrated rirmrfts, to better understand applicationyni such circuits itentiaLdse in cmmectienrifath OFFICE OF WyfiAGEMp ' AND/ BUuGEl telecoytmunicajidn excl^nge seryytes anddelecorntyunicatipfi exchange access, 'utflco ad Federprirrocuryrhent yciley services, arid to derionstr.itarieasibiii;;) of research conp^pts by epperimentpf (lsarihnc-e of ptrcular Mp/ prototypes oEriuch cirepite, eph H.yfjdmoi, Stanagariiant of pdderaly Activ^ieo Dirscvydof Cperojdns Arslitru/iDivision^ AptENcr: Office of Scleral, fFiled 9:23 ; ACT1C : Final, No/A-n-i. 'of I Circu OCC 4837 TO; Kr1 (1 LuSS J> U>U- C EjJ6&U)U PV T aIasipe, A^ChS Formosa- elastics ^PUlLA. /lU6LO H\EJ^ J>EX. OlTY s/> 4-/AS" our- ot- cou$cr u) ita 2>ejl. SETTEE.^ Q wr: 0 W> Wo t=lttl)R.- viclds uj\u- $ COST JO-00 EA. jon"einissionfi ,f/VkJY POT. VIOL i^SMgasi OF STATE v ( , , 1 , --pnT-r ? j fS=tfarlT^^lTTicrp^aenT: ; i nstate officials forjepeatedly yeptingj i |a j'oxlri anJ fjammable'gas.'frpmits^ ' (facilitylhas'agreed to* pay,the'lstate't ; tS100.000_andJnstail safet^deyices^to/ ^significantlyre'duce^the emissions''; |!jri^pTan,,VuMfTouft'' settle^ iffoflaw arid finance for Formosa, said: -"We're committed to dq_what, has tp ^'be "done' to correct this problem. _It|s been an ongoing Effort for^seyeral * months to study our facility andjry. ' to zero inon'the problems that have caused those'emissions:.Its a^yery . j s'-h:..'. it hne Wn in need ^ent >announced.T."ftste officials,; `Formosa plastics Corp..will begin'deO tveloping a: gas-cbntainmerit system? :(and other ^safety*'measures ?at `lthe;'s Tlaprdesigned'to'reduce.pr^elimHt mate. discharges''of Tiny!: 1chloride 3 jgas,-which has been showirto causes . /liver cancek-The settlement 'also fri^ '{eludes "S'provision- foe, minimum^. :.nihe of 51,000 for any future Violation 1 (pfstate regulaHorisT^kC,^.^'?.T?'i-3 f ^"Technicians'tell us (thatlwith thel ^teps tha^are beingjtak?ri here, For-fj a fairly',: _ _ _noprob-'j i'Slem :dfail," laid'Fred S?Silverman-- ^tate _Gov.--Castle^said^the ^agreement yl'representsri new gettough attitude ion the parfof the state' in ttfriarea"of; [.ftheienvironmenL! A Delaware envt- ? ^against Formosa;iu,December. citing l 30 occasions'since May 1981 .when vinyl chloride'was vented from the ^ plant. In the Superior. Court lawsuit, (.officials maintained that ..the .emis"'siohs were in violation of. clean air r' standards. Vinyl chloride is used to. ''manufacture polyvinyl ch.londe.-a : substance used to make plastic prod ucts such as food wrap.and.car seats. h' Iri January! representatives of Del- s*i__^ riAsrr Air rnn- 2, a,threat 10 resioeu w uy w-. "plant- The group cited federal Occu- il pational Safety and Health Adminis- v tration studies indicating ihat people. ' exposed'to.sufficient ^amounts of :. viny chloride are prone . to higher- Tthan-normal rates okcancer. of.the T-i._-- - vi-iW hnAA rntkrrnw and car- it, called .the staters Jlaxity~ in ~ .atirig"the plariCixpressed satis- ? m witK;the^settlemenL^i;ij^^ "It sounds likea'documeht thrit has,] *L `1*.. _.i . `J for CieanAir.'"They've got"a contain^ :`7merit system, and that was necessaryJ ! l-- 'Tt'ta .iMait* ThflitN/ATrrtt 'flotA#'afwl t ucuiany me C VS The company maintained that me. freleases,'' which '( ranged, from., onepound to 28.006 pounds'were emer: t'lgency discharges that could not have `/t been prevented. They. also (said .the ____$Tni fhrMtpn tne DUb" cc 3>0 *. <r* \AJ C HoC^f^K Taj - CM>v.VAe^L- ^/itr 2>o elv ea/tS Sl/OCi=: 5/0[ ME/IG^. iilSCH. OF I - 2/>1^ll\/C OCC 4838