TABLE I. SUMMARY OF RIVER ELIGIBILITY

RIVER SYSTEM

MILES PROPOSED FOR __INCLUSION__

MILES FOUND

ELIGIBLE

MIES FOUND

INELIGIBLE Klamath River System 286 286 <1 Trinity River System 203 203 0 Smith River System 3,100 340 2,760 Eel River System 394 394 0 American River System _____23_____ _____23_____ _____0_____

TOTAL 4,006 1,246 2,760

TABLE II. LISTING OF ELIGIBLE RIVER SEGMENTS

KLAMATH RIVER SYSTEM SMITH RIVER SYSTEM Klamath River Scott River Salmon River North Fork Salmon River South Fork Salmon River Wolley River TRINITY RIVER SYSTEM Trinity River North Fork Trinity South Fork Trinity New River EEL RIVER SYSTEM

Lower Smith River Rowdy creek Dominie Creek Savoy Creek Little Mill Creek Bummer Lake Creek Mill Creek Lower West Branch of Mill Creek East Fork of Mill Creek Middle Fork Smith River Myrtle Creek Hardscrable Creek Kelly Creek Patrick Creek Shelly Creek East Fork Patrick Creek West Fork Patrick Creek Monkey Creek Siskiyou Fork Smith River South Siskiyou Fork Smith River Packsaddle Creek Griffin Creek Knopki Creek

North Fork Smith River Still Creek Diamond Creek High Plateau Creek Bear Creek North Fork Diamond Creek South Fork Smith River Craigs Creek Coon Creek Rock Creek Gordon Creek Canthook Creek Goose Creek East Fork Goose Creek Hurdygurdy Creek Jones Creek Muzzleloader Creek Buck Creek Quartz Creek Williams Creek Prescott Fork Smith River

CALIFORNIA 2a(ii) WSR River Descriptions/Agency Responsibility

River Segment Mileage Agency Eel NF – Soldier Basin to Forest Boundary (FB) 15 USFS (SRNF)

NF – FB to confluence with Main Stem (includes Round Valley Indian Reservation lands)

24 NPS

MF – Headwaters to FB (Confluence with Black Butte Creek and MF Eel. 18 USFS (MNF) MF – Confluence of Black Butte Creek to confluence with Main Stem (includes ½

mile of Round Valley Indian Reservation) 30 BLM

Main Stem –(legal description) to southern BLM boundary 13 NPS Main Stem – South BLM boundary to confluence with Outlet Creek 13 BLM Main Stem – Confluence of Outlet Creek to Mouth 120 NPS SF – Headwaters (Section 4 Creek) to confluence with Rattlesnake Creek

adjacent to Hwy 101 (Leggett) 23 BLM

SF – Confluence with Rattlesnake Creek to Main Stem 62 NPS Van Duzen – Headwaters to confluence with Main Stem ( segment end pt.s not

clear 40 NPS

Trinity Main Stem – Lewiston Lake to FB/confluence with NF Trinity R 17 BLM Main Stem – East FB to W. FB (Shasta-Trinity NF) (mileage of New River trib not

included) 33.2 USFS (STNF)

Main Stem – East FB to W FB (6 Rivers) 15 USFS (SRNF) Main Stem – FB, crossing Yurok land to Hoopa Indian land boundary 1 NPS Main Stem – Hoopa Indian land boundary to confluence with Klamath 2 NPS New River – Headwaters to confluence with main stem Trinity R 21 USFS (STNF) SF – Forest Glen to West FB (Shasta-Trinity NF) 37.2 USFS (STNF) SF – East FB (6 Rivers) to confluence with Main Stem of Trinity 19 USFS (SRNF) NF Trinity – Headwaters to Main Stem Trinity 15 FS (STNF)

Klamath Iron Gate to FB 12.5 USFS (KNF) East FB to West FB (KNF) – mileage of 2 tribs (Scott and Salmon) not included. 107 USFS (KNF)

Scott Scott River from Shackleford Creek to confluence with Klamath River 23.3 NPS/USFS (KNF)

Salmon Main Stem Salmon River from forks of Salmon to the confluence with Klamath R 19.2 USFS (KNF) SF Salmon R from <1984 wilderness boundary to Forks of Salmon 16.4 USFS (KNF) NF Salmon R from < 1984 wilderness boundary to confluence with Salmon R 28.5 USFS (KNF)

Wooley Wooley Creek from < 1984 wilderness boundary to confluence with Salmon R 7.9 USFS (SRNF) Klamath R - East FB to W. FB (6 Rivers) 20 USFS (SRNF) FB to confluence with Trinity R (Hoopa & Yurok Indian land boundaries unclear 2 NPS Confluence with Trinity R to Klamath Glen (Hoopa & Yurok Indian land

boundaries unclear) 31 NPS

Klamath Glenn to mouth (Includes REWD) 4 NPS Smith Endpoints unclear – generally from W. FB

Note: 296 miles of Smith R were federally designated in 1990, superceding the 2(a)(ii) designation – It continues to be administered by Six Rivers NF.

29 NPS

Lower American

Nimbus Dam to confluence with Sac R. 23 NPS

California 2aii W&S Rivers NPS: 351 miles (42%) FS & BLM: 491.2 miles (58%) Total combined 2aii river miles: 842.2

Wild & Scenic Rivers in CA National Park units Kings and Kern (Sequoia Kings Canyon) Tuolumne and Merced (Yosemite) Total Miles: 217.5

Klamath National Forest KNF Mendocino National Forest MNF Shasta Trinity National Forest STNF Six Rivers National Forest SRNF

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band, mark, tag, and release or retain ina propagation program:Nene goose (Branta SandivkensisjKoloa (Anos wyviliana)Hawaiian stilt (Himoantopus mexkanus

knudseni)Hawaiian coat (Fulica americana alai)Hawaiian gallinule (Gellinula chloropus

sandivicensis)Laysan duck (Anas laysanensis)Marianas malard (A. oustaleti)

Humane care and treatment ofcaptured birds has been indicated bythe applicant.

Documents and other informationsubmitted with this application areavailable to the public during normalbusiness hours in Room 605,1000 N.Glebe Road. Arlington, Virginia, or bywriting to the Director, U.S. Fish andWildlife Service (WPO). P.O. Box 3654,Arlington, VA 22203.

This application ha been assignedfile number PRT 2-6744. Interestedpersons may comment on thisapplication on or before September 8,1980 by submitting written data, views,or arguments to the Director at theabove address. Please refer to the filenumber when submitting comments.

Dated. August 1,1980.Donald G. Donahoo,Chie/, Permit Branch, Federal Wildlife PermitOffice, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.[FR Doc 80-23754 Filed 8-6-ft &45 am]

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Endangered Species Permit; Receiptof Applications

The applicants listed below wish to beauthorized to conduct the specifiedactivity with the idicated EndangeredSpecies:

Applicant: San Antonio ZoologicalGardens and Aquarium, 3903 NorthSaint Mary's Street, San Antonio, TX78212. (PRT 2-6724)

The applicant requests a permit toimport one male and one female captiveborn maned wolf (Chzysocyvntbrachyrrus) from West Germany for theenhancement of propagation.

Applicant: Zoological Society of SanDiego, P.O. Box 551, San Diego, CA92112. (PRT 2-6737)

The applicant requests a permit toimport 2 male and I female captive bornPampas deer (Ozotoceras bezoarticus)from West German for the enhancementof propagation.

Humane care and treatment duringtransport, if appliable, has beenindicated by the applicant.

Documents and other informationsubmitted with these applications areavailable to the public during normalbusiness hours in Room 605, 1000 N.

Glebe Road, Arlington, Virginia, or bywriting to the Director, U.S. Fish &Wildlife Service. WPO. Washington.D.C. 20240.

Interested persons may comment onthese applications on or beforeSeptember 8.1980 by submitting writtendata, views, or arguments to the Directorat the above address.

Datech July 30,1980.Donald G. Donaoo,Chief Permit Branch. Federal Wildlife PermitOffice, U.& Fish & Wildlife Service.[FI Do. a- Wr34 Pd 9-6.ft &M am]DIWNG CODE 431-.5-M

Pipeline Application; McFaddinNational Wildlife Refuge, Tex.

Notice is hereby given that undersection 28 of the Mineral Leasing Act of1920 (30 U.S.C. 185], as amended by theAct of November 16. 1973 (37 Stat. 576),that the Flo ida Gas TransmissionCompeny has applied for a right-of-waypermit to construct and operate a 22-inch natural gas pipeline acrossMcFaddin National Wildlife Refuge inJefferson County. Texas.

The purpose of this notice is to informthe public that the U.S. Fish and WildlifeService will be proceeding withconsideration of whether thisapplication should be approved, and ifso, under what terms and conditions.

Interested persons desiring to expresstheir views should do so within 30 daysby sending their comments with theirname and address to the RegionalDirector, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.P.O. Box 1306, Albuquerque. NewMexico 87103.Gordon H. Hansen.Acting DeputyRegionalfDirector. U S. Fi.and Wildlife Service.[FR Doc. -2r3-S -4d 34-f CIS a*BILLING CODE 4310-"-U

Heritage Conservation and RecreationService

Intent To Prepare EnviomentatImpact StatementAGENCY. Heritage Conservation andRecreation Service. Interior.ACMrWN= Notice.

SUMMARY.: The Heritage Conservationand Recreation Service will prepare anEnvironmental Impact Statement toevaluate the impact of designating fiveCalifornia rivers as part of the NationalWild and Scenic Rivers System pursuantto Section 2(a)fii) of the Wild and ScenicRivers Act, Pub. L 90-542. as amended.Designation by the Secretary wouldpreclude any department or agency of

the United States from assisting by loan,grant, license or otherwise in theconstruction of any water resourcesproject that would have a direct andadverse effect on the values for whichthe river was established. The fiverivers, including tributaries, aredescribed as follows.

(a) Kamoth River. The main stemfrom 100 yards below Iron Gate Dam tothe Pacific Ocean; the Scott River fromthe mouth of Shacleford Creek west ofFort Jones to the river mouth nearHamburg: the Salmon River fromCecilville Bridge to the river mouth nearSomesbar; the North Fork of the SalmonRiver from the intersection of the riverwith the south boundary of the MarbleMountain Wilderness Area to the rivermouth; Wooley Creek. from the westernboundary of the Marble MountainWilderness Area to its confluence withthe Salmon River.

(b) TrinityRiver. The main stem from100 yards below Lewiston Dam to theriver mouth at Weitchpec: the NorthFork of the Trinity from the intersectionof the river with the southern boundaryof the Salmon-Trinity Primitive Areadownstream to the rivermouth atHelena; New River from the intersectionof the river with the Southern Boundaryof the Salmon Trinity Primitive Areadownstream to the river mouth nearBurnt Ranch; South Fork of the Trinityfrom the junction of the river with StateHighway 36 to the river mouth nearSalyer.

(c] Smith River. All its tributariesfrom the Oregon-California State

-boundary to the Pacific Ocean.(d) Eel River. The main stem from 100

yards below Van Arsdale Dam to thePacific Ocean; the South Fork of the Eelfrom the mouth of Section Four Creeknear Branscomb to the river mouthbelow Weott; i.ddle Fork of the Eelfrom the intersection of the river withthe southern boundary of the MiddleEel-Yolla BoUy Wilderness Area to theriver mouth at Dos Rios; North Fork ofthe Eel from Old Gilman Ranchdownstream to the river mouth nearRamsey; Van Duzen River fromDinsmores Bridge downstream to theriver mouth near Fortuna.

(e) American River. The LowerAmerican from Nimbus Dam to itsjunction with the Sacramento River.These five rivers are designatedcomponents of the California Wild andScenic Rivers System. and would remainunder the administration of the State(except for Federal lands) if theapplication is approved by the Secretaryof the Interior. The EnvironmentalImpact Statement will consider thealternatives of designation and no

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designation for each of the five rivers.The Heritage Conservation andRecreation Service will assess whetherthe rivers quality for inclusion in theNational System,

This notice is to announce that theHeritage Conservation ana RecreationService will hold scoping meetings atthe following times and locations:August 13,1980-1:30 p.m.-San

Francisco.7:00 p.m.--California Hall, 625 Polk

Street, Rm. 101.August 14, 1980-1:30 p.m.-Junipero

Serra State Office Bldg., Los Angeles.7:00 p.m.-South Broadway, Rm. 1138.August 15, 1980-1:30 p.m.-Eureka.7:00 p.m.-CalTrans Building, 1656

Union Street, Rns. 57 and 58 and 59.August 19, 1980-1:30 p.m.-Fresno.7:00 p.m.-Federal Building, 1130 0

Street, Public Rn. 4104.The purpose of the scoping meetings

is to solicit comments on a)identification of those issues to beaddressed; b) identification of thoseissues to be analyzed in depth; and c)identification of those issues which arenot significant. All Federal, State andlocal agencies, organizations andindividuals who may be interested in, orbe affected by the decision are invitedto participate in the scoping process.

Comments may be submitted orally orin writing, preferrably both. Those notable to attend any of the meetings maysubmit written comments to theRegional Director, Pacific SouthwestRegional Office, Heritage Conservationand Recreation Service, U.S.D.L, 450Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco,California 94102. Comments should bereceived no later than August 20, 1980.

Further public comment will be soughton the draft NEPA document through alater Federal Register notice.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:John Haubert, Outdoor RecreationPlanner, Heritage Conservation andRecreation Service, U.S.D.I.,Washington, D.C. 20243 (202-343-4793).The primary author of this notice is JohnHaubert.

Dated: August 4, 1980.Chris Therral Delfiporte,Director. -1F1 Doec. 80-23794 Filed 8-6-80; 8:45 am)BILLING CODE 4310-03-M

Request To Designate CertainCalifornia Rivers as Components ofthe National Wild and Scenic RiversSystem

AGENCY: Heritage Conservation andRecreation Service, Interior.

ACTION: Notice.

SUMM.ARY: This notice announces thatby letter dated July 18, 1980, theGovernor of California requested thatcertain California rivers be designatedas units of the National Wild and ScenicRivers System pursuant to Section2(a)(ii) of the Wild and Scenic RiversAct (Pub. L. 90-542, as Amended).Section 2(a)(ii) provides for the inclusioninto the National System of those riverswhich are protected by (or pursuant to)an act of the State legislature, and whichwill be administered permanently by anagency or political subdivision of theState without expense to the FederalGovernment (other than foradministration and management offederally-owned lands.)

The following rivers are included inthe request:

(a) Klamath River. The main stemfrom 00 yards below Iron Gate Dam tothe Pacific Ocean; the Scott River fromthe mouth of Shackleford Creek west ofFort Jones to the river mouth nearHamburg; the Salmon River fromCecilville Bridge to the river mouth nearSomesbar; the North Fork of the SalmonRiver from the intersection of the riverwith the south boundary of the MarbleMountain Wilderness Area to itsconfluence with the Salmon River.

(b) TrinityRiver. The main stem from100 yards below Lewiston Dam to theriver mouth at Weitchpec; the NorthFork of the Trinity from the intersection-of the river with the southern boundaryof the Salmon+Trinity Primitive Areadownstream to the river mouth.atHelena; New River from the intersectionof the river with the Southern Boundaryof the Salmon Trinity Primitive Areadownstream to the river mouth near •Burnt Ranch; South Fork of the Trinityfrom the junction of the river with StateHighway 36 to the river mouth nearSalyer.

(c) Smith River. All its tributariesfrom the Oregon-California Stateboundary to the Pacific Ocean.

(d) Eel River. The main stem from 100yards below Van Arsdale Dam to thePacific Ocean; the South Fork of the Eelfrom the mouth of Section Four Creeknear Branscomb to the river mouthbelow Weott; Middle Fork of the Eelfrom the intersection of the river withthe southern boundary of the MiddleEel-Yolla Bolly Wilderness Area to theriver mouth at Dos Rios; North Fork ofthe Eel from Old Gilman Ranchdownstream to the river mouth nearRamsey; Van Duzen River fromDinsmores Bridge downstream to theriver mouth near Fortuna.

(e) American River. The LowerAmerican from Nimbus i)ani to Itsjunction with the Sacramento River,Before approving or disapproving anapplication for inclusion of a Statedesignated river in the National System,the Secretary of the Interior is requiredunder Section 4(c) of the Act to circulatethe proposal for review and comment byaffected Federal agencies. No action willbe taken on this application untilcompliance with the NationalEnvironmental Policy Act has booncompleted.

Questions concerning this applicationmay be addressed to the HeritageConservation and Recreation Service,U.S. Department of the Interior, 450Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco,California 94102 (phone'550-8313) or 440G Street, NW, Washington, D.C. (phone202-343-4793).

The primary author of this notice isJohn Haubert, Heritage Conservationand Recreation Service, 440 G Street,NW, Washington, D.C. 20243.

Dated: August 4,1980Chris Therral Delaporte, _Director.IFR Doec. 80-23793 Filed &-"0; &43 am]

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Bureau of Indian Affairs

Indian Tribes Performing LawEnforcement Functions; Determination

July 25,1980.This notice is published in exercise of

authority delegated by the Secretary ofthe Interior to the Assistant Secretary-Indian Affairs by 209 DM 8.

Section 601(d), Title I of the OmnibusCrime Control and Safe Streets Act of1968, Pub. L. 90-351, placesresponsibility on the Secretary of theInterior to determine those Indian tribeswhich perform law and order functions.

The listing published beginning onpage 13758 of the May 25, 1973 issue ofthe Federal Register (38 FR 13758)identified all eligible Indian tribes andthe specific law enforcement functionsthey have responsibility to perform.Determination and certification of thosetribes not listed will be made on anindividual basis upon application bysuch tribes.

It has been determined by theAssistant Secretary-Indian Affairs thatthe Nooksack Indian Tribe ofWashington, has responsibility toexercise the functions listed below:

Therefore, the listing published,begining on page 13758 of the May 25,

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