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TO: Distribution Interoffice Communication FROM: DATE: SUBJ: T. G. Grumbles September 24, 1991 TSCA INVENTORY DELETIONS T6G: JCL: FGJ: XF: AJQ: ftp VISIA Attached is an EPA proposal to delete 72 descriptions from the inventory. Please review the list and let me know -if you see any impact on Vista or any reason we should comment. T. G. Grumbles dlj .237 Attachment Distribution: Dave Penney, Wayne Dickenson-Austin VVV 000007927 43920 Federal Register / Vol. 56, No, 172 ( Thursday, September 5, 1991 / Notices % inspection in the Public Reference Trailblazer states that a copy of the Commission and are available for public Room. filing is being mailed to Trailblazer's inspection. Linwood A. Watson, Jr.,` ;* :t jurisdictional customers and interested Linwood A. Watson, Jr., Acting Secretary. state regulatory agencies. ActingSecretary. (FR Doe. 91-21205 Filed 9-4-91; 6:45 am] Any person desiring to be heard or to [FR Doc. 91-21206 Filed 9-4-91; 8:45 am) ; , ' SIUJNG CODE S717-01-N '? protest said filing should file a motion to SUXJNB COOC 7t74VM - ... A* r-- intervene or protest with the Federal (Docket Nos. RP68-67-000, RP88-81-000, RP88-221-000, RP90-119-001, RP91-4-000 and RP91-119-000 (Phase I/Rates)] - ~ Energy Regulatory Commission, 825 North Capitol Street, NR, Washington, DC 20426, in accordance with $ $ 385.214 and 385.211 of the Commission's Rules . Texas Eastern Transmission Corp^ and Regulations. All such motions or Informal Settlement Conference T-W August29,1991. _ protests must be filed on dr before r,:"~ September 0,1991. Protests will be "considered by the Commission In - 4 Take notice that an informal - - v " determining the appropriate action to be ' settlement conference will be convened . taken, but will not serve to make in this proceeding on September 4,1991, protestants parties to the proceeding. at 9 a.m., at the office of the Federal v ; Any person wishing to become a party t. Energy Regulatory Commission. 810 *- must file a motion to intervene. Copies First Street, NE., Washington, DC, for _ . of this filing are on file with the the purpose of discussing issues related Commission and are available for public - to transition costs, comparability of '1 inspection in the Public Reference service, rate design and cost allocation. / Any party, as defined by 18 CFR 385.102(c), or any participant as defined Room. - Linwood A. Watson. Jr.,- K~t ^ in 18 CFR 385.102(b), is invited to attend. Acting Secretary.', r > a&U ' Persons wishing to become a party must - (FR Doc. 91-21207 Filed 9-4-91; 8:45 am] move to intervene and receive . BflJJNO CODE S717-01-M intervenor status pursuant to the Commission's regulations (18 CFR '- 385.214). [Docket Noe. RP84-94-010) For additional information,' contact ' j Dennis H. Melvin at (202) 208-0042 or ' Trailblazer Pipeline Co.; Report of Arnold H. Meltz at (202) 208-0737.^ Refunds Linwood A. Watson, Jr* " Acting Secretary. Z - (FR Doc. 91-21206 Filed 9-4-91;_8:45 am] ' BNJJNO CODE f717-014i . August 29.1991. ' Take notice that Trailblazer Pipeline Company (Trailblazer] on August 23, 1991, tendered for filing with the Federal [Docket No. TM92-1-48-0001 : Energy Regulatory Commission : x (Commission) its Report of Distribution . [DocketNo.ER91-195-002] Western Systems Power Pool; Notice < Of Filing -- li'i J. iG(x.Z-ii* j August 23,199L ts<r V.XY - Take notice that on August 19,1991,' Western Systems Power Pool tendered Z for filing its compliance report in this v?-- docket in compliance with the ,, .-r-.i-iA Commission's orders issued on April 23, 1991 and June 27,1991. Any person desiring to be heard or to , protest said filing should file a motion to. intervene or protest with the Federal A Energy Regulatory Commission, 825 : f North Capitol Street, NE., Washington, A DC 204% in accordance with Rules 211 ~ and 214 of the Commission's Rules of .xiA. Practice and Procedure (18 CFR 385.211 and 18 CFR 385.214). All such motions or. protests should be filed on or before. September 6,1991. Protests will berr^ciq considered by the Commission in riri'-l determining the appropriate action to be taken, but will not serve to make protestants parties to the proceeding. ' * Any person wishing to become a party - -f must file a motion to intervene. Copies ~ of this filing are on file with the ; r Commission and are available for public inspection. ~; ' - . linwoodA.WaUoa,JrJ -A -':. Acting Secretary.. . % Trailblazer Pipeline Co.; Proposed Change In FERC Gas Tariff of Refunds paid to gas sales customers on December 15,1989, May 11,1990, and July 25,1991. Trailblazer states that the [FR Doc 91-21209 Filed 9-4-91; 845 am) - BtLUHO CODE 717-014l August29,1991. A Take notice that on August 28,1991. Trailblazer Pipeline Company : - - (Trailblazer) tendered for filing Twelfth Revised Sheet No. 4 (Original Volume No. 1) and First Revised Sheet No. 5 (First Revised Volume No. 1A) to be a -j part of its FERC Gas Tariff, to be effective October 1,1991. * "* . >> report is being made pursuant to the . Commission's order issued on April 9, 1991, approving the Stipulation and _ Agreement filed October 23,,1990 in Docket Nos. RP84-94;*p?Y/. . '} ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY [OPTS-81021; FRL-3940-9] Trailblazer states that a copy of the report has been mailed to each of ... . Trailblazer's customers, intervenors and other interested parties. -v., , TSCA Inventory-. Notice of Intent To r Remove 72 Reported Chemicalv Substances - Trailblazer states that the purpose of.; - Any person desiring to protest said agency: Environmental Protection the filing is to implement the Annual 5 filing should file a protest with the -- '-* Agency (EPA). Charges Adjustment (ACA) charge necessary for Trailblazer to recover hC4 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission,: 825 North Capitol Street, NE., ACTION: Notice. from its customers annual charges ---.jv A;'.- Washington, DC 20428, in accordance summary: In reviewing the chemical assessed it by the Commission pursuant ' with Rule 211 of the Commission's Rules substances included'on the Toxic .n to part 382 of the Commission's ' of Practice and Procedure 18 CFR -cc:-- Substances Control Act Chemical x;: -tno Regulations. The rate authorized by the 385.211. All such protests should be filed Substance Inventory, EPA has : .v'>>r-k^3rt Commission to be effective October 1, ' on or before September 6,1991. Protests t concluded that certain chemical -1 1991 is .244 per Mcf, -ra'-3 .--'-'`v/0 will be considered by the Commission in substances were incorrectly reported . Trailblazer requested waiver of the determining the appropriate action to be 1 .and listed. EPA intends to remove 72 Commission's Regulations to the extent 7 taken, but will not serve to make .-a- chemical substances from the Inventory q necessary to permit the tariff sheets to ??. protestants parties to the proceeding, l;\'*t and solicits public comment on the become effective October; Federal Register / Vol. 56, No. 172 / Thursday, September 5, 1991 / Notices dates: Comments must be received by ; submitted Inventory reports, EPA Each of the 72 chemical substances EPA on or before October Zl, 1931. , announced, in the Federal Register of ' proposed for removal was reported for Addresses: Three copies of the written comments should be addressed to: - - TSCA Document Processing Center (TS- July 23.1980 (45 FR 50544), that it would accept certain types of corrections related to substances previously . the Inventory. Subsequently, persons who had reported the chemical substances in question informed EPA of 790), Environmental Protection Agency,l Office of Toxic Substances, 401 M SL, SWM Washington, DC 20460. ; ` - Comments should bear the identifying notation OPTS-81021. The : administrative record supporting this reported for the Inventory. The types of corrections specified in the July 29,1980 Federal Register notice relate to -- chemical identity.. - .r---- --- Since the publication of the Inventory and the July 29,1980 Federal Register ^ errors in their submissions. In the majority of the cases the errors were due to mistaken chemical identities. The corrected identities for these chemical substances have been added to the Agency's Master Inventory File. EPA action is available for public inspection^~- notice, the Agency has received - has checked each of these 72 chemical. <? in the OPTS Reading Room, NE Mall > numerous requests to correct certain :. .r - substances, as originally reported, to .? G004, at the above address, from 8 a* previously submitted Inventory reports. 'A ^. .determine whether any other person had to noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.mH Monday fj* The Agency reviewed these correction * also reported the same chemical - through Friday, excluding holidays. ? $`?%L'requesta and the corresponding reports - substance for the Inventory. No others FOR further INFORMATION contact: .1?- originally submitted for the Inventory, were found. ...-j ! rs David Kling, Acting Director, v > ' -`--j and concluded that a number of the In accordance with EPA policy (OTS ; Environmental Assistance Division (TS- chemical substances currently listed on Order 7730.7), an erroneously or 799), Office of Toxic Substances, U.S. ~ Environmental Protection Agency, rm. - the Inventory were erroneously reported. Furthermore, in reviewing the incorrectly reported chemical substance should be removed from the Inventory. E-545,401 M St, SW,, Washington, DC 20460, (202) 554-1404, TDD: (202) 554- - 0551. V'j supplfe,Lmen~tary ienfvor mation: Se. ct.io.n . total body of the Inventory submissions, the Agency discovered that each of the incorrectly listed substances was reported only by a submitter who subsequently requested that EPA correct W of the Toxic SulwtancesConttol Act>rthe ^emiJ ldeMntity originally reported. Accordingly, these 72 chemical * substances do not appear to be eligible for continued inclusion on the Inventory. Publication of fids notice does not : mean that EPA will actually and-----.-- npCA), Pub. L. 9^-4^, requues the : who subsequently notified the automatically delete from the Inventory Administrator of the EPA to identify, ' ; . ^ 8Ub8tance in question any of the 72 chemical substances listed compile, and keep current a list of was solely manufactured for a non- below. Rather, the Agency solicits - chemical substances which are --`t----'--t-- tsca use ......... ' -- v----- --: public comments on its intent to remove manufactured, imported, or processed - V - There are various reasons why . from the TSCA Inventory the listed * for commercial purposes in the United States. To meet this requirement, EPA promulgated the Inventory Reporting Regulations (40 CFR part 710), which appeared in the Federal Register of December 29,1977 (42 FR 64572). These chemical substances were incorrectly ;! reported for the Inventory. First, the , mistakes could have been typographical or transcriptional and were not known to the submitter when the original report - was submitted. Second, improved substances. EPA is specifically .. interested in knowing whether any of the chemical substances listed below have been manufactured. Imported, or " processed for TSCA commercial purposes other than research and regulations provided the basis for the initial compilation of the TSCA ` Chemical Substance Inventory, which identifies chemical substances in U.S. analytical equipment and methods may have allowed for a more accurate ' :., description of a previously reported > substance. Third, EPA may have . . - ' development, as defined in the Inventory Reporting Regulations (40 CFR 710.2 (p))t by anyone during the period January 1.1975 through September 5, commerce. identified reporting errors and requested 1991. The Agency is also interested to The Inventory is a compilation of chemical substances that have been -`corrections. Regardless of the source of error, the result is the same: A chemical , know whether any person can show that any of the chemical substances could manufactured, imported, or processed in substance not eligible for inclusion on . have been properly reported for the the United States for commercial purposes since January 1,1975. The ~ ' the Inventory was reported and . currently is included on the Inventory. If Inventory. EPA also solicits comments - from anyone who believes that any of Inventory's primary purpose is these mistakes are not corrected, the the chemical substances listed below regulatory. It defines a new chemical integrity of inventory will be should not be removed from the TSCA substance for purposes of implementing impaired, ancrits reliability as an :' ~ Inventory for any reason. With the section 5(a)(1)(A) of TSCA. If a chemical accurate compilation of commercial : ^. publication of this notice, any on-going substance is not included in the ... ^ substances for TSCA purposes will manufacture, import or processing of Inventory, it Is considered a new diminish. In addition, substances which . any of the 72 chemical substances listed substance (section 3(9) of TSCA), and a ' should be subject to premanufacture below which was begun prior to the premanufacture notice (PMN) is - ^ : ; notification (PMN) review before they - publication date of this notice `may required at least 90 days before the _: _ are manufactured or importe_d__w__o_u_l_d__n_o_t manufacture or import of such a"" "\V: ^ be reviewed. v. substance can begin. - _ . y .> In this notice, the Agency proposes to For the Inventory to perform itsy/i-^-'vremove 72 chemical substances. The continue until publication of the final notice of disposition: All such comments must be submitted to EPA within the 45- day comment period. J regulatory functions, it must be Agency has found that these chemical ; > EPA will review all comments . . continuously and accurately updated as _ substances were Incorrectly reported received and will make a determination new information becomes available." -VT and listed. The substances proposed for ' regarding the eventual status of each of Updated information includes identities ; removal from the TSCA Inventory are - the chemical substances listed below. of new chemical substances which are listed by Chemical Abstracts Service The Agency will announce its decision being introduced into U.S. commerce Vy (CAS) Registry Number. Each of the 72 in a final notice of disposition in the and corrections for previously reported *. chemical substances is further identified `. ..Federal Register. EPA will not consider 43922 Federal Register / VoL 56. No. 172 / Thursday. September 5, 1991 / Notices based solely on manufacture. Import, or processing of that substance which begins after September 5,1991. If the Agency determines that any of the listed chemical substances should not be removed from the Inventory, manufacturers. Importers, or processors of these chemical substances would be invited to submit Inventory Reports to ' establish the need to retain the chemical substances on the Inventory. The substance would then remain on the Inventory. On the other hand, if the Agency concludes that a chemical & substance is not eligible for inclusion on the Inventory, effective with the ~ - ^ publication of the final notice of * --' " disposition, the chemical substance will be considered removed from the Inventory---the presence of its name in : any previously published version of die Inventory notwithstanding. In that event, the prem&nufacture requirements of section 5(a) of TSCA would apply to any manufacture or import of the chemical substance from the date of removal. The following is a list of incorrectly reported chemical substances proposed forremoval from the TSCA Inventory. In response to industry requests, the EPA is also providing the CAS Registry Numbers {CASRNs) for die chemical substances which replace die 72 chemicals proposed for delisting from the Inventory. Chemical Substances Proposedfor Removalfrom TSCA Inventory NOTE: The first column, as stated above, is a listing of the CASRNs for the fchemical substances which replace the 72 incoirectly reported substances. The substances corresponding to these replacement CASRNs have already been added to the TSCA Inventory. For purposes of this notice, the specific , names of the corrected chemical identities have not been included. The second column contains CASRNs (in ascending order) of the 72 incorrectly reported chemicals as they were originally reported for the Inventory. The third column is lists, by chemical name, of each of the 72 Incorrectly reported aubtances corresponding to the CASRNs in the second column. The second and third columns represent ( substances that are proposed to be delisted from the TSCA Inventory, while the first column represents the corrected substances already placed on the - ' Inventory, which have altogether.^ different chemical Identities from die incorrectly reported substances. Accordingly, EPA proposes the -V--- delisting of the 72 chemical substances . listed above from the TSCA Inventory. . CASP.N*s of Replacement Chemicais >- b'. . CASRN*s at - -- Incorrectly > Reported - . Substances - :v'J. Incorrectly Reported Substances Proposed for DeSsQng from the Inventory - f! J 16659-60-0 . . 16889-19-0 33166-68-6 50696-68-6 - 29870-28-6 42360-29-2 68784-14-6 23783-26-6 - 9069-93-6 119345-02-7 114615-88-2 125109-82-2 , 117272-76-1 115408-95-2 119345-03-8 119345-03-8 78108-20-0 119345-01-6 119796-38-2 96734-39-3 59535-09-0 123209-67-8 83949-75-1 52993-95-0 90506-16-6 _ 51920-12-8 16631-25-7 85631-10-3 . -': J111960-92-0 ; 108818-88-6 ' 70644-72-3 2672-77-7 , 123209-64-3 11138^1-7 ! 125078-63-9 ^:`-:\'t26-49U Butanedioic acid, sutfo-, 1 A* bis(2-ethylhexy0 ester, calcium salt V 496-03-7 Hexanal, 2-ethyl-3-hydroicy- " ' - i_'" '--* \ ' ; . 922-32-7 Glycine, N-[imino(phosphonoamino) methyD-N-methyf-, dtsodhim salt v > '; i * 3343-24-6 Banzeneundecanoic edri . --. . 5988-51-2 Ethanol. 2^dirnethylarninoK [R-(R*,R*)3.2,3*dihydroxybutanecSoate (1:1) (salt) - r-.v --. / 6222-63-5 2-Naphthalenesulfonic acid, 7- (acetylamino)-3-lt4- (acatylamioo)phWtyOazo^- hydroxy-, monosodium salt .......... - . :*-Y 12002-22-1 .alpha.*D-Glucopyranoside, beta.- D-fructofuranosyi mono-2*propenyi ether : 13147-57-4 Acetic add, (phosphonooxy)- jrr.-.HV'rw*. : . 25497-66-9 1,443enzenedica/boxylic acid, polymer with 2,4-trimethyM,6- hexanetamine and 2.4.4-trimethyl- 1.6- hexanediamine 25619-63-0 Benzene, dodecytphenoxy- ' - -a 26375-31-5 2-Propenoic acid, 2-methyi-, polymer wrth etheoe andethenyl acetate * " 26896-17-9 Benzene, nwthy(bis(phenytmethy1h . 27306-78-1 Poly<oxy-1,2-ethanediyO.Alpha.methy1siiyl)oxy]disiloxany13 propyO- methykomega.-t3-(1,3,3.3- tetramethyi-1-{(tn \ 28679-10-9 Cydohexanedithiol, ethyl- ,, 30260-72-1 Benzenesutfonic add. dodecyUsutfophenoxy)- . .. " 1 30260-73-2 Benzenesulfonic add, oxybteCdodecyf- 3S254-10-S 1H-XanthenoC2,t3-deflisoquinoline-1,3(2H>-(fione. 2-(2-hydroxypropyl>-5-methoxy- 38613-77-3 Pbosphonous add, H.I'-biphenytJ- 4.4'-diyttiis-tetraJus[2,4-bisO,1* dimethylethyflphenytlester 38806-92-7 Phenol, 4,4X1- medyethyWenelb^,-polymer wtih (chloromethyfyoxvane and 1,1'- methylenebtsCe- isocyanatobenzeneJ . y. ._ 43094-71-9 Oxirane, polymer with ethane ` u- a. 52609-16-2 Poly(oxy-1,2-thanediyl). Alpha.-(2,2,6,6*tetrametby1-4-piperid5ny0*.omega--bydroxy-`' " ` ' 54471-98-6 2-Propenoic acid, 2-methyV, methyl ester, polymer with methyl- N-(2-methyM-oxo-2-propenyt)-2- propenamide 55850-01-6 SH-lndolium, t,3,3-trimethyl-2- [(methylphenytiydrazono)methyl]-, chloride ..vis'-v, 55963-76-5 Benzene, 1-methoxy-4- (1-propenylK^Khomopolyiner, stdfonated, soduru sett - 59707-20-9 Phosphoric add, monooctyl ester, compd. with 2*- iminobisCethanofJ (12) . . L. _ . . 61951-98-2 2-Naphthalenecarboxamide, N-(2,3- dihydro-2-oxo-1H-benzimkiazol-5- yf)-3-hydroxy-4-t[5-methoxy-2- methyt-4-t(methylamino)5uttonyRphenyOazo1- - -- -..-u-t.- ^-- . 62567-77-3 Tetradecanoic add, 2-bromo-, methyl ester - - .a - - ` --- - - -% 64659-59-Z Cuprate(4-)r: - [5-<acetytaminoM- - - hydroxy-3-[[5-hydroxy-6-r2-^7^a.f;^ hydroxy-S-CC2- if: t'r.vi r - (suifooxyiethyllsuifonyijphenyllazo ]-7-suUo-2-naphthaienyl]azol-2-7- naphthalenedisul1onato(6-)}-> tetrahydrogen 65652-34-6 1,6-Hexanediol, compd. with N- butyl-N-ethyU-butanarmne (1:2) *:? i./flyir. *?< 66272-25-1 Poly(o*y-1,2-tharcfiy0. Alpha.-teododecyl-.omega.-hydroxy-, phosphate T-tr.- 68071-06-7 Phenol, 4,4*-{t- rwthyleihytidane)bis-, polymer with (chloromethyOowane, (Z)-2- butenedoate 2-propwv oate .;*- V -u 68084-37-7 2-Naphthalenecartioxamlde.N-(2,4rrSmethoxyphenyO-3-hydroiv-7-method- r -- 68131-25-8 Soybet oa. polymer with benzoic add, p-tert-butytphenol, (ormaide^iyde, rtycerbl. isophthalic acid and pentaerytfmtot " ,68256-79-7 Nonanoic acid, polymer vriUi 2- ethyl-2-(hydroxymethyf)-1,3- propsnedlot ,\ u `t' ^8296^1-9 1-Naphthalenesulfonic add, 4-((3--hydroxy-lKixo-2-buter^l)amioo3- V-? * T - .* . Federal Register / Vol. 56, No. 172 / Thursday, September 5, 1991 / Notices 43923 CASRN's of ' Replacement Chemicals . CASRN's of Incorrectly Reporteo V Substances . --Continued Incorrectly Reported Substances Proposed for Delisting from the inventory 124857-47-2 68399-92-8 Ethanol, 2^`-[[3-ch(oro-4-CC4-[t2> , - (sutfooxy)ethyU sutfonyl] phenyDazolphenyOiminolbis-, ' bis(hydrogen sultate)(ester) 124822-87-3 68399-93-9 2,7-Naphthalenedisutfonic add, 4- " amino-6-tC2,5-dimetho>cY-*-CC2- (suWooxylethyilsuKonyll 56275-01-5 110775-80-9 phenyl]azo)-5-hydroxy-3-tC4-[2* (sulfooxy)ethyi]sulfonyl] phenyi]a20l68440-59-5 Siloxanes and Silicones, diethoxy " V 68440-84-2 Siloxanes and Silicones, di-Me, di-Ph, polymers with Me Ph siisesquioxanes - - -^ -- -. 7-;. . - T17500-33-1 ; : .130354-39-1 T - 1121758-84-7 ,9003-53-61 and ' 68440-71-1 .1; 7 68442-10-4 ' ->*.0Xi6* 8^525-97-3 Siloxanes and Silicones, di-Me, Me 3-(oxiranylmethoxy)propyi - . 9,12-Octadecadtenoic add (ZiZH dimer, polymer with bisphenol A, carboxy-terminated acryfonrtrite-' s-butadtene polymer and epichlorohydrin - Fatty adds, cocovpolymers with isophthafic acid, neopentyl glycol and Irimeflitic anhydride ' .126950-74-1 68541-42-4 2-Propenoic add, 2-methyl-, telomerwith ethenylbenzene,'ethyl 2propenoate and teooctyt 3- mercapto- ; 'propanoate -~ ~ .`i,- 68037-57-0 ^$8554-47-2 Siloxanes and'Siticones, bis(2- ethyfbutyl), polymers with 2- ethylbutyl siisesquioxanes, 2- ethytbutyf- terminated 116810-48-1 68554-60-9 Siloxanes and silicones, di-Me, polymers with ethylene glycol, isophthalic add. Me Ph siisesquioxanes, 108215-83-4 > terephthalic add and Irimethylolpropano " 68584-48-5 Pofy(oxy-1,2-ethanediyf), .alpha.- hydro-.omega.-hydroxy-, mixed monoisooctyl and monotridecyl ethers, phosphates 7..--.- ...... ---V . . 117875-77-1 `r v ^68908-44-1 Sulfuric add, mono-C10-t6-alky( esters, compds. with ethanolamine ; .v 'i.-: ,r"\ -r::* . ^ 117920-00-0 68952-95-4 68911-68-2 Amines, Cl2-14-tert-alkyt, compds. with 2(3H}-benzothiazolethione ' 68956-68-3 Oils, vegetable - ... -.. - -,. . ' `.'I'"' ` 120360-73-6 , V68989-70-8 Fatty acids, C18-unsatd., dimers, polymers with C18-unsatd. alkyl amine dimers and sebadc add : -130354-38-0 69012-02-8 Castor oil, polymer with benzoic add, glycerol, phthalic anhydride, soybean o9 and toluene - ,,-^102783-01-7^ 77.'^69430-45-1 Siloxanes and Silicones, di-Me, reacton products with polyethylene giycoi monallyl ether and 1,1,3,3- tetramdthyldisiioxane ... * .... 119345-02-7 .t." 69834-10-1 Benzene, l.l'-oxybistdodecyt- ----- ---------- - - .123209-75-6 . 69855-99-8 Furan, tetrahydro-, polymer -with -ammonia and 2^t*-C(1- methylethyfidene)bts(4.1-T phenylen9oxymethylene)]tHS[oxirane3 ...... if : .^65153-20^4. ^'"^70210-25-5 Benzoic acid, 5-(4-([6-&min<>-5- (1H-benzotriazol-5-yta20)-t' hydroxy-3-sulfo-2- naphthalenyDazol- . 3,3'-dimethoxytl.l'-biphenyll-i-yOazo]-2-hydroxy-4-methyi-, disodium salt .. ^121176-52-1 -.? 70693-19-5 Copper, [29H.31H- --phthatocyaninato<2-)-N"N**1NJ,tN**]-^mir>osulfonylCC3-[[(3,6-(Jcbloro-4- : pyridazinyf)caibonyl] aminoJ-4- methyl-5-sulfophenyl) aminolsuffonyl sulfo derive. -123171-68-6. -'i; 71002-41-0 Poiy^difluoromethyiene}, .alpha.- [2-{acetyloxy)-2- C(carboxymethy()dlmethyiammonio]eth ylj-.omega.- fluoro-, hydroxide, inner salt - : 7.- 1 : ; 123209-73-4 ; : 71617-64-6 2-Propenenitriie, polymer with 1,3- butadiene, carboxy-terminated. polymers with epichlorohydrin- formal dehyde-phenol polymer v - ' -. '-7 - 106424-71-9 . 72138-97-7 Benzenesutfonic add, 3,3`- (1,3,6,8-tetrahydro-l ,3,6,8- tetraoxobenzo[lmn][3,8]phenanthro!i ne-2,7- 12309-70-1, diyf)bist6-E{4-amino-6- chloro-1,3,5-triazin-2-yl)amino-p dtsodium salt . - - 12309-71-2 and 12309-72-3 72245-33-1 2-Propenenitri!e, polymer with 1,3-butadiene, carboxy-terminated, polymer with bisphenol A diglycidyl etherhomopotymer ' * 121233-43-0 '--V- 72391-11-8 Hexanedioic add, polymer with N- (2-aminoethyf)-1,2-ethanediarTne, (chtoromethyOonrane, 2^- dimeth- yM,3-propanedioi, 2- (methylamiro)ethanoi and 4,4'*<1- methylethylidene) bisiphenoO acetate (salt) 104242-06-2 72441-90-6 Paraformaldehyde, polymer with 1,3- benzenedimethanamine, 4-(1,1- dimethylethyl)phenol, octylphenol and C,C,C-tiimethyl-1,6- hexanediamine - 75125-58-5 72828-14-9 Phenol, polymer with formaldehyde, ethoxylated, polymers with ethylene oxide, propylene oxide and TDI 128754-61-0 73398-65-9 Siloxanes and Silicones, di-Me, C(1-oxo-2-propenyl)oxy)methy1 group-terminated - 103213-23-6 75064-20-9 Peanut oil, polymer with maleic anhydride, phthalic anhydride, triethylene glycol and trimethylolpropane 75559-07-8 96416-91-0 1.3-Propanediamine, N-(2- aminoethyi)-, polymer with j(chloromethyl)oxirane and 1,2- dichloroethane, formate * 104852-44-0 97645-28-8 Pentaneperoxoic acid, Z2-- dimethyl-. 1-methyM-phenylethyl ester 106457-91-4 97676-34-1 Oils, oak *V`W 124822-86-2 .... 10116-15-1 2,7-Naphthalenetiisu!f6nic add, '5-`' (acetyfamino)-4-hydroxy-3-tt2- methoxy-5-[C2- (sulfooxy)ethyl]sutfonyt]phenyn azo]- 85567-10-8 10149-98-1 1H-Pyrazoie-3-carboxylic acid, 4,5- diihhyydro-5-oxo-4-[[4-t[2- (sulfooxy)ethyl]sulfoxyl]phenyl] azo]-1-{4- sulfophenyf)- 130672-62-7 - ~ 111368-19-5 2-Propenoic add, polymer with ethanol, sodium salt graft . 1' 72828-11-6 `.t .112143-81-4 Poly(oxy-i,2-ethanediyQ, .alpha.- hydro-.omega.-hydroxy-, ether with oxybisCpropanediol] (4:1), octade- -> v-V*-v. canoate ^ -. - \ . .. . ,v.-V ' - Dated: August 28,; > (OPP-30324; FRL 3942-6] ^ T-* 7- _K* ' .pesticide product Roach Repel an - Llada A. Travers," Jri'.7^5^;:'/^ ; . ' Director, Information Management Division, Office ofPesticides ond Toxic Substances. ^ insecticide containing an active R.C.G^ Ina4 Application to Register a '* Pesticide Product \ '~ I ' ingredient not included in any . previously registered product pursuant [FR Doc. 91-21267 Filed 9-4-91; 8:45 am] ' " AGENCY: Environmental Protection to the provisions of section 3(c)(4) of the BfUJHO COOC S5M-50-F /' Agency (EPA). " .. . .? > Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and ,* ,>s ; . V-*.C: 1 `'% ACTION:Notice. , v .W ^-1* ' - . Rodeoticide Act (FIFRA), as amended. ! . Dates: Written comments must be ,, - . r7Tj,V.;`i summary: This notice, announces receip'Tt-^T'subajitted by October 7,^ ^,dj of an application to register the ---r