01-14583. Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Act of 2000; Revision to List of Covered Facilities  

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    AGENCY:

    Department of Energy.

    ACTION:

    Notice of revision of listing of covered facilities.

    SUMMARY:

    On January 17, 2001, the Department of Energy (“Department” or “DOE”) published a list of facilities covered under the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Act of 2000 (“Act”), Title 36 of Public Law 106-398. (66 FR 4003—4009). The Act establishes a program to provide compensation to individuals who developed illnesses as a result of their employment in nuclear weapons production-related activities and at certain federally-owned facilities in which radioactive materials were used. This notice revises that previous list and provides additional information about the covered facilities. The original notice provides detailed background information about this matter.

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    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

    Office of Worker Advocacy, 1-877-447-9756.

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    ADDRESSES:

    The Department welcomes comments on this list. Individuals who wish to suggest additional facilities for inclusion on the list, indicate why one or more facilities should be removed from the list, or provide other information may contact:

    Office of Worker Advocacy (EH-8), U.S. Department of Energy, 1000 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20585, email: worker_advocacy@eh.doe.gov, toll-free: 1-877-447-9756

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    SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

    Purpose

    The Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Act of 2000 (“Act”), Title 36 of Public Law 106-398, establishes a program to provide compensation to individuals who developed illnesses as a result of their employment in nuclear weapons production-related activities and at certain federally-owned facilities in which radioactive materials were used. On December 7, 2000, the President issued Executive Order 13179 (“Order”) directing the Department of Energy (“Department” or “DOE”) to list covered facilities in the Federal Register, which the Department did on January 17, 2001. This notice revises the previous list and provides additional information about the covered facilities.

    Section 2. c. vii of the Order instructs the Department to list three types of facilities defined in the Act:

    (1) Atomic weapons employer facilities, as defined in section 3621 (4);

    (2) Department of Energy facilities, as defined by section 3621 (12); and

    (3) Beryllium vendors, as defined by section 3621 (6).

    Compensation options and mechanisms are defined differently for each of these facility categories. The atomic weapons employer category includes facilities in which the primary work was not related to atomic weapons, and consequently these facilities are not commonly known as atomic weapons facilities. Their inclusion in this list is consistent with the Act, and is not intended as a classification for any other purpose.

    The list at the end of this notice represents the Department's best efforts to date to compile a list of facilities in these three categories. This listing includes 320 facilities in 40 jurisdictions. It adds five facilities, removes one facility, and consolidates four sets of duplicates and changes one name. The facilities whose names no Start Printed Page 31219longer appear on the list were removed because either the information that was used to justify the initial listing was found to be in error or corporate histories were found to be interwoven and the listings were actually duplicative. The Department is continuing its research efforts, and continued revisions to this list should be expected. The public is invited to comment on the list and to provide additional information.

    In addition to continuing its research efforts, the Department is developing information dissemination mechanisms to make facility-specific data available to the public. Information about each listed facility, including the dates and type of work done there, is available by contacting the Office of Worker Advocacy. These descriptions are available in print form and also electronically (via the World Wide Web at http://www.eh.doe.gov/​advocacy).

    Introduction to the Covered Facility List

    The list that follows covers the three categories of employers defined by the Act: atomic weapons employers (“AWE”), Department of Energy facilities (“DOE”), and beryllium vendors (“BE”).

    Each of the categories has been defined in the original notice and include:

    1. Atomic Weapons Employers

    The lines between research, atomic weapons production, and non-weapons production are often difficult to draw. For the purposes of this notice, and as directed by the Act, only those facilities whose work involved radioactive material that was connected to the weapons production chain are included. This includes facilities that received radioactive material that had been used in the production of an atomic weapon, or the “back end” of the production cycle, such as waste handling or reprocessing operations. For the purposes of this listing, the Department considers commercial nuclear fuel fabricators to be covered facilities for those periods when they either supplied radioactive materials to the Department or received radioactive materials that had been used in the Department's production reactors.

    Corporate information regarding many of the listed facilities is often not readily available. The Department welcomes comments or additional information regarding facilities that may have supported atomic weapons production that are not on this list, as well as information that clarifies the work done at facilities named below.

    2. Department of Energy Facilities

    The listing of Department of Energy facilities is only intended for the context of implementing this Act and does not create or imply any new Departmental obligations or ownership at any of the facilities named on this list.

    3. Beryllium Vendors

    Section 3621(6) of the Act defines beryllium vendor as the following:

    “(A) Atomics International.

    (B) Brush Wellman, Incorporated, and its predecessor, Brush Beryllium Company.

    (C) General Atomics.

    (D) General Electric Company.

    (E) NGK Metals Corporation and its predecessors, Kawecki-Berylco, Cabot Corporation, BerylCo, and Beryllium Corporation of America.

    (F) Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corporation.

    (G) StarMet Corporation, and its predecessor, Nuclear Metals, Incorporated.

    (H) Wyman Gordan, Incorporated.

    (I) Any other vendor, processor, or producer of beryllium or related products designated as a beryllium vendor for purposes of this title under Section 3622.”

    The list indicates private firms that processed, produced, or provided beryllium metal for the Department, as defined by the Act. This information is drawn from a variety of historical documents, to the extent that the Department has been able to identify and locate these records. Nevertheless, it is likely that much information remains to be identified. The Department welcomes comments or additional information about its beryllium vendors.

    Jurisdiction and facility nameLocationFacility typeState
    AL—Southern Research InstituteBirminghamAWEAlabama.
    AL—Speedring, IncCulmanBEAlabama.
    AL—Tennessee Valley AuthorityMuscle ShoalsAWEAlabama.
    AK—Amchitka Island Nuclear Explosion SiteAmchitka IslandDOEAlaska.
    AK—Project Chariot SiteCape ThompsonDOEAlaska.
    CA—Arthur D. Little CoSan FranciscoAWECalifornia.
    CA—California Research CorpRichmondAWECalifornia.
    CA—Ceradyne, IncSanta AnaBECalifornia.
    CA—Dow Chemical CoWalnut CreekAWECalifornia.
    CA—Electro Circuits, IncPasadenaAWECalifornia.
    CA—Energy Technology Engineering Center (Atomics International/Rocketdyne)Santa Susana (Canoga Park)BE DOECalifornia.
    CA—General AtomicsLa JollaAWE BE DOECalifornia.
    CA—General Electric VallecitosPleasantonAWE DOECalifornia.
    CA—Hunter Douglas Aluminum CorpRiversideAWECalifornia.
    CA—Laboratory for Energy-Related Health ResearchDavisDOECalifornia.
    CA—Laboratory of Biomedical and Environmental SciencesLos AngelesDOECalifornia.
    CA—Laboratory of Radiobiology and Environmental HealthSan FranciscoDOECalifornia.
    CA—Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryBerkeleyDOECalifornia.
    CA—Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryLivermoreDOECalifornia.
    CA—Sandia Laboratory, Salton Sea BaseImperial CountyDOECalifornia.
    CA—Sandia National Laboratories—LivermoreLivermoreDOECalifornia.
    CA—Stanford Linear Accelerator CenterPalo AltoDOECalifornia.
    CA—Stauffer Metals, IncRichmondAWECalifornia.
    CA—University of CaliforniaBerkeleyAWE DOECalifornia.
    CO—Coors PorcelainGoldenBEColorado.
    CO—Project Rio Blanco Nuclear Explosion SiteRifleDOEColorado.
    CO—Project Rulison Nuclear Explosion SiteGrand ValleyDOEColorado.
    CO—Rocky Flats PlantGoldenDOEColorado.
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    CO—Shattuck ChemicalDenverAWEColorado.
    CO—University of Denver Research InstituteDenverAWE BEColorado.
    CT—American Chain and Cable CoBridgeportAWEConnecticut.
    CT—Anaconda CoWaterburyAWEConnecticut.
    CT—Bridgeport Brass Co, Havens LabBridgeportAWEConnecticut.
    CT—Combustion EngineeringWindsorAWE DOEConnecticut.
    CT—Connecticut Aircraft Nuclear Engine Laboratory (CANEL)MiddletownBE DOEConnecticut.
    CT—Dorr CorpStamfordAWEConnecticut.
    CT—Fenn Machinery CoHartfordAWEConnecticut.
    CT—New England Lime CoCanaanAWEConnecticut.
    CT—Seymour Specialty WireSeymourAWE DOEConnecticut.
    CT—Sperry Products, IncDanburyAWEConnecticut.
    CT—Torrington CoTorringtonAWEConnecticut.
    DE—Allied Chemical and Dye CorpNorth ClaymontAWEDelaware.
    DC—National Bureau of Standards, Van Ness StreetWashingtonAWEDistrict of Columbia.
    DC—Naval Research LaboratoryWashingtonAWE DOEDistrict of Columbia.
    FL—American Beryllium CoSarasotaBEFlorida.
    FL—Armour Fertilizer WorksBartowAWEFlorida.
    FL—Gardinier, IncTampaAWEFlorida.
    FL—International Minerals and Chemical CorpMulberryAWEFlorida.
    FL—Pinellas PlantClearwaterDOEFlorida.
    FL—University of FloridaGainesvilleAWEFlorida.
    FL—Virginia-Carolina Chemical CorpNicholsAWEFlorida.
    FL—W.R. Grace Co, Agricultural Chemical DivRidgewoodAWEFlorida.
    ID—Argonne National Laboratory—WestScovilleDOEIdaho.
    ID—Idaho National Engineering LaboratoryScovilleDOEIdaho.
    IL—Allied Chemical Corp PlantMetropolisAWEIllinois.
    IL—American Machine and Metals, IncE. MolineAWEIllinois.
    IL—Argonne National Laboratory—EastArgonneDOEIllinois.
    IL—Armour Research FoundationChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—Blockson Chemical CoJolietAWEIllinois.
    IL—C-B Tool Products CoChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—Crane CoChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—ERA Tool and Engineering CoChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—Fansteel Metallurgical CorpNorth ChicagoBEIllinois.
    IL—Fermi National Accelerator LaboratoryBataviaDOEIllinois.
    IL—Granite City SteelGranite CityAWE DOEIllinois.
    IL—Great Lakes Carbon CorpChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—GSA 39th Street WarehouseChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—International RegisterChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—Kaiser Aluminum CorpDaltonAWEIllinois.
    IL—Lindsay Light and Chemical CoW. ChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—Madison Site (Speculite)MadisonAWE DOEIllinois.
    IL—Midwest Manufacturing CoGalesburgAWEIllinois.
    IL—Museum of Science and IndustryChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—National Guard ArmoryChicagoAWE DOEIllinois.
    IL—Podbeliniac CorpChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—Precision Extrusion CoBensenvilleAWEIllinois.
    IL—Quality Hardware and Machine CoChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—R. Krasburg and Sons Manufacturing CoChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—Sciaky Brothers, IncChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IL—Swenson Evaporator CoHarveyAWEIllinois.
    IL—University of ChicagoChicagoAWE DOEIllinois.
    IL—W.E. Pratt Manufacturing CoJolietAWEIllinois.
    IL—Wyckoff Drawn Steel CoChicagoAWEIllinois.
    IN—American Bearing CorpIndianapolisAWEIndiana.
    IN—Dana Heavy Water PlantDanaDOEIndiana.
    IN—General Electric PlantShelbyvilleAWEIndiana.
    IN—Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply CoFt. WayneAWEIndiana.
    IN—Purdue UniversityLafayetteAWEIndiana.
    IN—Wash-RiteIndianapolisAWEIndiana.
    IA—Ames LaboratoryAmesDOEIowa.
    IA—Bendix Aviation (Pioneer Division)DavenportAWEIowa.
    IA—Iowa Ordnance PlantBurlingtonDOEIowa.
    IA—Titus MetalsWaterlooAWEIowa.
    KS—Spencer Chemical Co, Jayhawks WorksPittsburgAWEKansas.
    KY—Paducah Gaseous Diffusion PlantPaducahDOEKentucky.
    MD—Armco-Rustless Iron & SteelBaltimoreAWEMaryland.
    MD—W.R. Grace and CompanyCurtis BayAWE DOEMaryland.
    MA—American Potash & ChemicalWest HanoverAWEMassachusetts.
    MA—C.G. Sargent & SonsGranitevilleAWEMassachusetts.
    MA—Chapman ValveIndian OrchardAWE DOEMassachusetts.
    MA—Edgerton Germeshausen & Grier, IncBostonAWEMassachusetts.
    MA—Fenwal, IncAshlandAWEMassachusetts.
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    MA—Franklin InstituteBostonBEMassachusetts.
    MA—Heald Machine CoWorcesterAWEMassachusetts.
    MA—La Pointe Machine and Tool CoHudsonAWEMassachusetts.
    MA—Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyCambridgeAWE BEMassachusetts.
    MA—Metals and Controls CorpAttleboroAWEMassachusetts.
    MA—National Research CorpCambridgeAWEMassachusetts.
    MA—Norton CoWorcesterAWE BEMassachusetts.
    MA—Nuclear Metals, IncConcordAWE BEMassachusetts.
    MA—Reed Rolled Thread CoWorcesterAWEMassachusetts.
    MA—Shpack LandfillNortonAWE DOEMassachusetts.
    MA—Ventron CorporationBeverlyAWE DOEMassachusetts.
    MA—Watertown ArsenalWatertownAWEMassachusetts.
    MA—Winchester Engineering and Analytical CenterWinchesterDOEMassachusetts.
    MA—Woburn LandfillWoburnAWEMassachusetts.
    MA—Wyman Gordon IncGrayton, North GraftonBEMassachusetts.
    MI—AC Spark PlugFlintAWE BEMichigan.
    MI—Baker-Perkins CoSaginawAWEMichigan.
    MI—Bridgeport Brass CoAdrianAWE DOEMichigan.
    MI—Brush Beryllium CoDetroitAWEMichigan.
    MI—Carboloy CoDetroitAWEMichigan.
    MI—Extruded Metals CoGrand RapidsAWEMichigan.
    MI—Gerity-Michigan CorpAdrianBEMichigan.
    MI—Mitts & Merrel CoSaginawAWEMichigan.
    MI—Oliver CorpBattle CreekAWEMichigan.
    MI—Revere Copper and BrassDetroitAWE BEMichigan.
    MI—Speedring Systems, IncDetroitBEMichigan.
    MI—Star Cutter CorpFarmingtonAWEMichigan.
    MI—University of MichiganAnn ArborAWEMichigan.
    MI—Wolverine Tube DivisionDetroitAWE BEMichigan.
    MN—Elk River ReactorElk RiverDOEMinnesota.
    MS—Salmon Nuclear Explosion SiteHattiesburgDOEMississippi.
    MO—Kansas City PlantKansas CityDOEMissouri.
    MO—Latty Avenue PropertiesHazelwoodAWE DOEMissouri.
    MO—Mallinckrodt Chemical Co, Destrehan St. PlantSt. LouisAWE DOEMissouri.
    MO—Medart CoSt. LouisAWEMissouri.
    MO—Roger Iron CoJoplinAWEMissouri.
    MO—Spencer Chemical CoKansas CityAWEMissouri.
    MO—St. Louis Airport Storage Site (SLAPS)St. LouisAWE DOEMissouri.
    MO—Tyson Valley Powder FarmSt. LouisAWEMissouri.
    MO—United Nuclear CorpHematiteAWEMissouri.
    MO—Weldon Spring PlantWeldon SpringDOEMissouri.
    NE—Hallam Sodium Graphite ReactorHallamDOENebraska.
    NV—Nevada Test SiteMercuryDOENevada.
    NV—Project Faultless Nuclear Explosion SiteCentral Nevada Test SiteDOENevada.
    NV—Project Shoal Nuclear Explosion SiteFallonDOENevada.
    NV—Yucca Mountain Site Characterization ProjectYucca MountainDOENevada.
    NJ—Aluminum Co of America (Alcoa)GarwoodAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—American Peddinghaus CorpMoonachleAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Baker and Williams CoNewarkAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Bell Telephone LaboratoriesMurray HillAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Bloomfield Tool CoBloomfieldAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Bowen LaboratoryNorth BranchAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Callite Tungsten CoUnion CityAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Chemical Construction CoLindenAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Du Pont Deepwater WorksDeepwaterAWE DOENew Jersey.
    NJ—International Nickel Co, Bayonne LaboratoriesBayonneAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—J.T. Baker Chemical CoPhillipsburgAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Kellex/PierpontJersey CityAWE DOENew Jersey.
    NJ—Maywood Chemical WorksMaywoodAWE DOENew Jersey.
    NJ—Middlesex Municipal LandfillMiddlesexAWE DOENew Jersey.
    NJ—Middlesex Sampling PlantMiddlesexDOENew Jersey.
    NJ—National BerylliaHaskellBENew Jersey.
    NJ—New Brunswick LaboratoryNew BrunswickDOENew Jersey.
    NJ—Picatinny ArsenalDoverAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Princeton Plasma Physics LaboratoryPrincetonDOENew Jersey.
    NJ—Rare Earths/ W.R. GraceWayneAWE DOENew Jersey.
    NJ—Standard Oil Development Co of NJLindenAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Tube Reducing CoWallingtonAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—U.S. Pipe and FoundryBurlingtonBENew Jersey.
    NJ—United Lead CoMiddlesexAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Vitro Corp of AmericaWest OrangeAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Westinghouse Electric CorpBloomfieldAWENew Jersey.
    NJ—Wykoff Steel CoNewarkAWENew Jersey.
    NM—Chupadera MesaChupadera MesaDOENew Mexico.
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    NM—Los Alamos Medical CenterLos AlamosDOENew Mexico.
    NM—Los Alamos National LaboratoryLos AlamosDOENew Mexico.
    NM—Lovelace Respiratory Research InstituteAlbuquerqueDOENew Mexico.
    NM—Project Gasbuggy Nuclear Explosion SiteFarmingtonDOENew Mexico.
    NM—Project Gnome Nuclear Explosion SiteCarlsbadDOENew Mexico.
    NM—Sandia National LaboratoriesAlbuquerqueDOENew Mexico.
    NM—South Albuquerque WorksAlbuquerqueDOENew Mexico.
    NM—Trinity Nuclear Explosion SiteWhite Sands Missile RangeDOENew Mexico.
    NM—Waste Isolation Pilot PlantCarlsbadDOENew Mexico.
    NY—Allegheny-Ludlum SteelWatervlietAWENew York.
    NY—American Machine and FoundryBrooklynAWENew York.
    NY—Ashland OilTonawandaAWE DOENew York.
    NY—Baker and Williams WarehousesNew YorkAWE DOENew York.
    NY—Bethlehem SteelLackawanaAWENew York.
    NY—Bliss & Laughlin SteelBuffaloAWE DOENew York.
    NY—Brookhaven National LaboratoryUptonDOENew York.
    NY—Burns & Roe, IncMaspethBENew York.
    NY—Colonie Site (National Lead)Colonie (Albany)AWE DOENew York.
    NY—Columbia UniversityNew York CityAWE DOENew York.
    NY—Crucible Steel CoSyracuseAWENew York.
    NY—Electro MetallurgicalNiagara FallsAWENew York.
    NY—General AstrometalsYonkersBENew York.
    NY—Hooker ElectrochemicalNiagara FallsAWENew York.
    NY—International Rare Metals Refinery, IncMt. KiscoAWENew York.
    NY—Ithaca Gun CoIthacaAWENew York.
    NY—Lake Ontario Ordnance WorksNiagara FallsDOENew York.
    NY—Ledoux and CoNew YorkAWENew York.
    NY—Linde Air ProductsBuffaloAWENew York.
    NY—Linde Ceramics PlantTonawandaAWE DOENew York.
    NY—New York UniversityNew YorkAWENew York.
    NY—Peek Street Facility 1SchenectadyDOENew York.
    NY—Radium Chemical CoNew YorkAWENew York.
    NY—Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteTroyAWENew York.
    NY—Sacandaga Facility 1GlenvilleDOENew York.
    NY—Seaway Industrial ParkTonawandaAWE DOENew York.
    NY—Seneca Army DepotRomulusAWENew York.
    NY—Separations Process Research Unit (at Knolls Lab.) 1SchenectadyDOENew York
    NY—Simonds Saw and Steel CoLockportAWENew York.
    NY—Staten Island WarehouseNew YorkAWENew York.
    NY—Sylvania Corning Nuclear Corp—Bayside LaboratoriesBaysideAWE BENew York.
    NY—Sylvania Corning Nuclear Corp—Hicksville PlantHicksvilleAWE DOENew York.
    NY—Titanium Alloys ManufacturingNiagara FallsAWENew York.
    NY—Trudeau FoundationSaranac LakeBENew York.
    NY—University of Rochester Medical LaboratoryRochesterAWE DOENew York.
    NY—Utica St. WarehouseBuffaloAWENew York.
    NY—West Valley Demonstration ProjectWest ValleyDOENew York.
    NY—Wolff-Alport Chemical CorpBrooklynAWENew York.
    NC—Beryllium Metals and Chemical CorpBessemer CityBENorth Carolina.
    NC—University of North CarolinaChapel HillBENorth Carolina.
    OH—Ajax Magnathermic CorpYoungstownAWEOhio.
    OH—Alba CraftOxfordAWE DOEOhio.
    OH—Associated Aircraft Tool and Manufacturing CoFairfieldAWE DOEOhio.
    OH—B & T MetalsColumbusAWE DOEOhio.
    OH—Baker BrothersToledoAWE DOEOhio.
    OH—Battelle Laboratories—King AvenueColumbusAWE BE DOEOhio.
    OH—Battelle Laboratories—West JeffersonColumbusAWE DOEOhio.
    OH—Beryllium Production Plant (Brush)LuckeyBE DOEOhio.
    OH—Brush Beryllium CoClevelandAWE BEOhio.
    OH—Brush Beryllium CoLorainBEOhio.
    OH—Brush Beryllium CoElmoreBEOhio.
    OH—Cincinnati Milling Machine CoCincinnatiAWEOhio.
    OH—Clifton Products CoPainesvilleBEOhio.
    OH—Copperweld SteelWarrenAWEOhio.
    OH—Du Pont-Grasselli Research LaboratoryClevelandAWEOhio.
    OH—Extrusion Plant (Reactive Metals Inc.)AshtabulaDOEOhio.
    OH—Feed Materials Production Center (FMPC)FernaldDOEOhio.
    OH—General Electric CompanyCincinnati/EvendaleAWE BE DOEOhio.
    OH—Gruen WatchNorwoodAWEOhio.
    OH—Harshaw Chemical CoClevelandAWEOhio.
    OH—Herring-Hall Marvin Safe CoHamiltonAWE DOEOhio.
    OH—Horizons, IncClevelandAWEOhio.
    OH—Kettering Laboratory, University of CincinnatiCincinnatiBEOhio.
    OH—Magnus Brass CoCincinnatiAWEOhio.
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    OH—McKinney Tool and Manufacturing CoClevelandAWEOhio.
    OH—Mitchell Steel CoCincinnatiAWEOhio.
    OH—Monsanto Chemical CoDaytonAWEOhio.
    OH—Mound PlantMiamisburgDOEOhio.
    OH—Painesville Site (Diamond Magnesium Co)PainesvilleAWE DOEOhio.
    OH—Piqua Organic Moderated ReactorPiquaDOEOhio.
    OH—Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion PlantPiketonDOEOhio.
    OH—R. W. Leblond Machine Tool CoCincinnatiAWEOhio.
    OH—Tech-Art, IncMilfordAWEOhio.
    OH—Tocco Induction Heating DivClevelandAWEOhio.
    OH—Vulcan Tool CoDaytonAWEOhio.
    OK—Kerr-McGeeGuthrieAWEOklahoma.
    OR—Albany Research CenterAlbanyAWE DOEOregon.
    OR—Wah ChangAlbanyAWEOregon.
    PA—Aeroprojects, IncWest ChesterAWE BEPennsylvania.
    PA—Aliquippa ForgeAliquippaAWE DOEPennsylvania.
    PA—Aluminum Co of America (Alcoa)New KensingtonAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Beryllium Corp of AmericaHazletonBEPennsylvania.
    PA—Beryllium Corp of AmericaReadingBEPennsylvania.
    PA—Birdsboro Steel & FoundryBirdsboroAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—C.H. SchnoorSpringdaleAWE DOEPennsylvania.
    PA—Carnegie Institute of TechnologyPittsburghAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Carpenter Steel CoReadingAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Chambersburg Engineering CoChambersburgAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Foote Mineral CoEast Whiteland Twp.AWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Frankford ArsenalPhiladelphiaAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Heppenstall CoPittsburghAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Jessop Steel CoWashingtonAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Koppers Co, IncVeronaAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Landis Machine Tool CoWaynesboroAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—McDaniel Refractory CoBeaver FallsBEPennsylvania.
    PA—Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corp. (NUMEC)ApolloAWE BEPennsylvania.
    PA—Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corp. (NUMEC)Parks TownshipAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Penn Salt CoPhiladelphia/WyndmoorAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Philadelphia Naval YardPhiladelphiaAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Shippingport Atomic Power PlantShippingportDOEPennsylvania.
    PA—Superior Steel CoCarnegieAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—U.S. Steel Co, National Tube DivisionMcKeesportAWEPennsylvania.
    PA—Vitro ManufacturingCanonsburgAWE BEPennsylvania.
    PA—Westinghouse Atomic Power Development PlantEast PittsburghAWEPennsylvania.
    PR—BONUS Reactor PlantPunta HigueraDOEPuerto RiCo
    PR—Puerto Rico Nuclear CenterMayaguezDOEPuerto RiCo
    RI—C.I. Hayes, IncCranstonAWERhode Island.
    SC—Savannah River SiteAikenDOESouth Carolina.
    TN—Clarksville FacilityClarksvilleDOETennessee.
    TN—Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant (K-25)Oak RidgeDOETennessee.
    TN—Oak Ridge HospitalOak RidgeDOETennessee.
    TN—Oak Ridge Institute for Science EducationOak RidgeDOETennessee.
    TN—Oak Ridge National Laboratory (X-10)Oak RidgeDOETennessee.
    TN—Vitro Corp. of AmericaChattanoogaAWE BETennessee.
    TN—W. R. GraceErwinAWETennessee.
    TN—Y-12 PlantOak RidgeDOETennessee.
    TX—AMCOTFort WorthAWETexas.
    TX—Mathieson Chemcial CoPasadenaAWETexas.
    TX—Medina FacilitySan AntonioDOETexas.
    TX—Pantex PlantAmarilloDOETexas.
    TX—Sutton, Steele and Steele CoDallasAWETexas.
    TX—Texas City Chemicals, IncTexas CityAWETexas.
    VA—Babcock & Wilcox CoLynchburgAWEVirginia.
    VA—Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator FacilityNewport NewsDOEVirginia.
    VA—University of VirginiaCharlottesvilleAWEVirginia
    WA—HanfordRichlandDOEWashington.
    WA—Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryRichlandDOEWashington.
    WV—Huntington Pilot PlantHuntingtonAWE DOEWest Virginia.
    WI—Allis-Chalmers CoWest Allis, MilwaukeeAWEWisconsin.
    WI—Besley-WellsSouth BeloitAWEWisconsin.
    WI—LaCrosse Boiling Water ReactorLaCrosseDOEWisconsin.
    WI—Ladish CoCudahyBEWisconsin.
    MR—Pacific Proving GroundMarshall IslandsDOEMarshall Islands.
    1 Consistent with the Act, coverage is limited to activities not performed under the responsibility of the Naval Nuclear Propulsion program.
    2 Pacific Proving Ground includes Bikini Atoll, Enewetak Atoll, Johnston (nuclear weapons testing activities only), and Christmas Island (U.S. nuclear weapons testing activities only).
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    Issued in Washington, DC June 6, 2001

    Paul J. Seligman,

    Acting Director, Office of Worker Advocacy, Office of Environment, Safety and Health.

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    [FR Doc. 01-14583 Filed 6-8-01; 8:45 am]

    BILLING CODE 6450-01-P

Document Information

Published:
06/11/2001
Department:
Energy Department
Entry Type:
Notice
Action:
Notice of revision of listing of covered facilities.
Document Number:
01-14583
Pages:
31218-31224 (7 pages)
PDF File:
01-14583.pdf