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<br />Federal Register/Vol. 67, No. 44/Wednesday, March 6, 2002/Notices
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<br />(c) Shortage: The Secretary shall
<br />determine from time to time when
<br />insufficient mainstream water is
<br />available to satisfy annual consumptive
<br />use requirements of 7,500,000 acre-feet
<br />after consideration of all relevant
<br />factors, including, but not limited to, the
<br />following:
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<br />(i) The requirements stated in Article
<br />III ( 1) of these Operating Criteria;
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<br />(ii) Actual and forecast quantities of
<br />active storage in Lake Mead;
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<br />(Hi) Estimate of net inflow to Lake
<br />Mead for the current year;
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<br />(iv) Historic streamflows, including
<br />the most critical period of record;
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<br />(v) Priorities set forth in Article Il(A)
<br />of the decree in Arizona v. California;
<br />and
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<br />(vi) The purposes stated in Article 1(2)
<br />of these Operating Criteria.
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<br />The shortage provisions of Article
<br />Il(B)(3) of the decree in Arizona v.
<br />California shall thereupon become
<br />effective and consumptive uses from the
<br />mainstream shall be restricted to the
<br />extent determined by the Secretary to be
<br />required by Section 301(b) of Public
<br />Law 90-537.
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<br />IV. Definitions
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<br />(1) In addition to the definitions in
<br />Section 606 of Public Law 90-537, the
<br />following shall also apply:
<br />(a) "Spills," as used in Article Il(3)(c)
<br />herein, means water released from Lake
<br />Powell which cannot be utilized for
<br />project purposes, including, but not
<br />limited to, the generation of power and
<br />energy.
<br />(b) "Surplus," as used in Article
<br />III(3)(b) herein, is water which can be
<br />used to meet consumptive use demands
<br />in the three Lower Division States in
<br />excess of 7,500,000 acre-feet annually.
<br />The term "surplus" as used in these
<br />Operating Criteria is not to be construed
<br />as applied to, being interpretive of, or in
<br />any manner having reference to the term
<br />"surplus" in the Colorado River
<br />Compact.
<br />(c) "Net inflow to Lake Mead," as
<br />used in Article III(3) (b)(iv) and (c)(iii)
<br />herein, represents the annual inflow to
<br />Lake Mead in excess of losses from Lake
<br />Mead.
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<br />(d) "Available capability," used in
<br />Article Il(4) herein, means that portion
<br />of the total capacity of the powerplant
<br />that is physically available for
<br />generation.
<br />[FR Doc. 02-5322 Filed 3-5-02; 8:45 amI
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<br />INTERNATIONAL TRADE
<br />COMMISSION
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<br />[Investigation No. 731-TA-988
<br />(Preliminary)]
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<br />Pneumatic Directional Control Valves
<br />From Japan
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<br />Determination
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<br />On the basis of the record 1 developed
<br />in the subject investigation, the United
<br />States International Trade Commission
<br />determines,2 pursuant to section 733(a)
<br />of the Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C.
<br />1673b(a)) (the Act), that there is no
<br />reasonable indication that an industry
<br />in the United States is materially
<br />injured or threatened with material
<br />injury, or that the establishment of an
<br />industry in the United States is
<br />materially retarded, by reason of
<br />imports from Japan of pneumatic
<br />directional control valves, provided for
<br />in subheading 8481.20.00 of the
<br />harmonized Tariff Schedule of the
<br />United States, that are alleged to be sold
<br />in the United States at less than fair
<br />value (LTFV).
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<br />Background
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<br />On January 14, 2002, a petition was
<br />filed with the Commission and the U.S.
<br />Department of Commerce by the
<br />Pneumatics Group, a trade association
<br />of pneumatic directional control valve
<br />producers and wholesalers consisting of
<br />Festo Corp., of Hauppage, NY; IMI
<br />Norgren, Inc., of Littleton, CO;
<br />Numatics, Inc., of Highland, MI; and
<br />Parker Hannifin Corp. of Cleveland, OH,
<br />alleging that an industry in the United
<br />States is materially injured or
<br />threatened with material injury by
<br />reason of L TFV imports of pneumatic
<br />directional control valves from Japan.
<br />Accordingly, effective January 14,2002,
<br />the Commission instituted antidumping
<br />duty investigation No. 731-TA-988
<br />(Preliminary).
<br />Notice of the institution of the
<br />Commission's investigation and of a
<br />public conference to be held in
<br />connection therewith was given by
<br />posting copies of the notice in the Office
<br />of the Secretary, U.S. International
<br />Trade Commission, Washington, DC,
<br />and by publishing the notice in the
<br />Federal Register of January 23, 2002 (67
<br />FR 3230). The conference was held in
<br />Washington, DC, on February 4, 2002,
<br />and all persons who requested the
<br />opportunity were permitted to appear in
<br />person or by counsel.
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<br />1 The record is defined in sec. 207.2(f) of the
<br />Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure (19
<br />CFR 207.2(f)).
<br />2 Commissioner Lynn M. Bragg dissenting.
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<br />The Commission transmitted its
<br />determination in this investigation to
<br />the Secretary of Commerce on February
<br />28,2002. The views of the Commission
<br />are contained in USITC Publication
<br />3491 (March 2002), entitled Pneumatic
<br />Directional Control Valves from Japan:
<br />Investigation No. 731-TA-988
<br />(Preliminary) .
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<br />By order of the Commission.
<br />Issued: February 28, 2002.
<br />Marilyn R. Abbott,
<br />Acting Secretary.
<br />[FR Doc. 02-5333 Filed 3-5-02; 8:45 am]
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<br />INTERNATIONAL TRADE
<br />COMMISSION
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<br />[Inv. No. 337-TA-432]
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<br />Certain Semiconductor Chips with
<br />Minimized Chip Package Size and
<br />Products Containing Same; Notice of
<br />Commission Determination To
<br />Terminate Investigation on the Basis of
<br />a Settlement Agreement
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<br />AGENCY: International Trade
<br />Commission.
<br />ACTION: Notice.
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<br />SUMMARY: Notice is hereby given that
<br />the U.S. International Trade
<br />Commission has determined to
<br />terminate the above-captioned
<br />investigation based on a settlement
<br />agreement between the parties.
<br />FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
<br />Michael Diehl, Esq., Office of the
<br />General Counsel, U.S. International
<br />Trade Commission, telephone 202-205-
<br />3095. Copies of all nonconfidential
<br />documents filed in connection with this
<br />investigation are or will be available for
<br />inspection during official business
<br />hours (8:45 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.) in the
<br />Office ofthe Secretary, U.S.
<br />International Trade Commission, 500 E
<br />Street SW., Washington, DC 20436,
<br />telephone 202-205-2000.
<br />General information concerning the
<br />Commission may also be obtained by
<br />accessing its Internet server, http://
<br />www.usitc.gov. Hearing-impaired
<br />persons are advised that information on
<br />the matter can be obtained by contacting
<br />the Commission's TDD terminal on 202-
<br />205-1810. The public record for this
<br />investigation may be viewed on the
<br />Commission's electronic docket (EDIS-
<br />ON-LINE) at http://dockets.usitc.gov/
<br />eol/public.
<br />SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On May 3,
<br />2000, the Commission instituted this
<br />investigation of allegations of unfair acts
<br />in violation of section 337 of the Tariff
<br />Act of 1930 in the importation and sale
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