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6240 Federal Register / Vol. 62, No. 28 / Tuesday, February 11, 1997 / NoticesComment date: February 19, 1997, inaccordance with Standard Paragraph Eat the end of this notice.30. Interstate Power Company[Docket No. ER97–1388–000]Take notice that on January 27, 1997,Interstate Power Company (IPW),tendered for filing a TransmissionService Agreement between IPW andDuke/Louis Dreyfus. Under theTransmission Service Agreement, IPWwill provide non-firm point-to-pointtransmission service to Duke/LouisDreyfus.Comment date: February 19, 1997, inaccordance with Standard Paragraph Eat the end of this notice.31. Interstate Power Company[Docket No. ER97–1389–000]Take notice that on January 27, 1997,Interstate Power Company (IPW),tendered for filing a TransmissionService Agreement between IPW andHeartland Energy Services (Heartland).Under the transmission ServiceAgreement, IPW will provide non-firmpoint-to-point transmission service toHeartland.Comment date: February 19, 1997, inaccordance with Standard Paragraph Eat the end of this notice.32. Wisconsin Electric Power Company[Docket No. ER97–1390–000]Take notice that on January 27, 1997,Wisconsin Electric Power Company(Wisconsin Electric), tendered for filingthree firm transmission serviceagreements (TSAs) applicable forservice to Oconto Electric Cooperative(OEC). Wisconsin Electric respectfullyrequests waiver of the Commission’snotice requirements to allow aneffective date of May 1, 1996, for thefirst two agreements, and January 1,1997 for the third TSA, which coversservice in January and February 1997.Wisconsin Electric acknowledges thelateness of its filing respecting the firsttwo TSAs and has calculated the timevalue of money penalty associated withsuch tardiness, which will be refundedto its transmission service customer. Acalculation of the distribution servicecharges associated with service at 34.5Kv is also included with WisconsinElectric’s submittal.Copies of the filing have been servedon OEC, Wisconsin Public ServiceCorporation, Wisconsin Power andLight Company, and the Public ServiceCommission of Wisconsin.Comment date: February 19, 1997, inaccordance with Standard Paragraph Eat the end of this notice.33. Illinois Power Company[Docket No. ER97–1391–000]Take notice that on January 27, 1997,Illinois power Company (IllinoisPower), 500 South 27th Street, Decatur,Illinois 62526, tendered for filing aPower Sales Tariff, Service Agreementunder which Southern Indiana Gas &Electric Company will take serviceunder Illinois Power Company’s PowerSales Tariff. The agreements are basedon the Form of Service Agreement inIllinois Power’s tariff.Illinois Power has requested aneffective date of January 15, 1997.Comment date: February 19, 1997, inaccordance with Standard Paragraph Eat the end of this notice.34. Florida Keys Electric CooperativeAssociation, Inc.[Docket No. ER97–1392–000]Take notice that on January 27, 1997,Florida Keys Electric CooperativeAssociation, Inc. (FKEC), tendered forfiling the Long Term Joint InvestmentTransmission Agreement (‘‘Agreement’’)between FKEC and the City ElectricSystem, Key West, Florida (‘‘CES’’).The Agreement provides for eitherParty to use the unused capacity of theother Party by paying the other Party anon-firm rate. In the Commission’sfiling in Docket OA96–220–000, FKECwas found to be a public utility underthe jurisdiction of the Federal EnergyRegulatory Commission and wasdirected to file this Agreement.A copy of this filing has been servedon CES and the Florida Public ServiceCommissioner.Comment date: February 19, 1997, inaccordance with Standard Paragraph Eat the end of this notice.35. Duke Power Company[Docket No. ER97–1393–000]Take notice that on January 27, 1997,Duke Power Company (Duke), tenderedfor filing a Transmission ServiceAgreement (TSA) between Duke, on itsown behalf and acting as agent for itswholly-owned subsidiary, NantahalaPower and Light Company, and FederalEnergy Sales, Inc. (Federal Energy).Duke states that the TSA sets out thetransmission arrangements under whichDuke will provide Federal Energy nonfirmpoint-to-point transmission serviceunder its Pro Forma Open AccessTransmission Tariff.Comment date: February 19, 1997, inaccordance with Standard Paragraph Eat the end of this notice.36. Non-Replacement EnergyAgreement Between PJM Companiesand Coral Power, L.L.C.[Docket No. ER97–1394–000]Take notice that on January 27, 1997,the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland(PJM) Interconnection Association filed,on behalf of the signatories to the PJMAgreement, a Non-Replacement EnergyAgreement between Coral Power, L.L.C.and Public Service Electric and GasCompany, PECO Energy Company,Pennsylvania Power & Light Company,Baltimore Gas and Electric Company,Pennsylvania Electric Company,Metropolitan Edison Company, JerseyCentral Power and Light Company,Potomac Electric Power Company,Atlantic City Electric Company, andDelmarva Power & Light Company. ThePJM Companies request an effective dateof February 14, 1997.Comment date: February 19, 1997, inaccordance with Standard Paragraph Eat the end of this notice.37. Upper Peninsula Power Company[Docket No. ER97–1395–000]Take notice that on January 27, 1997,Upper Peninsula Power Company(UPPCO), tendered for filing a Notice ofCancellation of a Dispatch Agreementdated December 8, 1987 betweenUPPCO and Wisconsin Electric PowerCompany. UPPCO stated that it hasrecently discontinued dispatchoperations at its dispatch center inIshpeming, Michigan, and requests thatthe Commission waive § 35.3 of itsregulations under the Federal Power Actin order to permit the Notice ofCancellation to be made effective as ofOctober 15, 1996.Comment date: February 19, 1997, inaccordance with Standard Paragraph Eat the end of this notice.38. Charles W. Rainger[Docket No. ID–2355–001]Take notice that on December 23,1996, Charles W. Rainger, Applicanttendered for filing an application underSection 305(b) to hold the followingpositions:Director, Ohio Edison CompanyDirector, National City BankComment date: February 19, 1997, inaccordance with Standard Paragraph Eat the end of this notice.Standard ParagraphE. Any person desiring to be heard orto protest said filing should file amotion to intervene or protest with theFederal Energy Regulatory Commission,888 First Street, N.E., Washington, D.C.20426, in accordance with Rules 211and 214 of the Commission’s Rules of