The Employment and Training Administration Division of Acquisition and Assistance made the following grant awards under the Solicitation for Grant Applications (SGAs) listed below:

1. Title: HIGH WAGE JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISLOCATED WORKERS (DAA/SGA 96-003)

   Publication/Date: Published in the Federal Register on March ll, l996, Pages 9722 through 9733.

   Awards: Twelve (12) grant awards were made to the following organizations:

   Dallas County Community College District
   701 Elm Street
   Dallas, Texas 75202-3299
   Dollar Amount: $749,500

   Labor Institute for Workforce Development
   1435 N.E. 54th Avenue, Suite B
   Des Moines, Iowa 50313
   Dollar Amount: 730,770

   Minnesota Teamsters Service Bureau
   2550 University Avenue West
   St. Paul, Minnesota 55114
   Dollar Amount: $735,932

   North Carolina Manufactured Housing Institute
   4911 Departure Drive
   Raleigh, North Carolina 27604
   Dollar Amount: $486,332

   Nurse Assistant Training School, Inc.
   5154 Okeechobee Boulevard, Suite 201
   West Palm Beach, Florida 33417
   Dollar Amount: $416,920

   Operation ABLE of Michigan
   16250 Northland Drive, Suite 102
   Southfield, Michigan 48075
   Dollar Amount: $410,000

   Software Council Fellowship Program, Inc.
   101 A First Avenue
   Walthan, Massachussetts 02154
   Dollar Amount: $452,500

   State Center Community College District
   390 West Fir Street, Suite 204
   Coovis, California 93511
   Dollar Amount: $750,000

   Temple University
   1616 Walnut Street, Room 208
   Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103
   Dollar Amount: $166,639

   UITA Foundation
   6995 Union Park Center, Suite 490
   Midvale, Utah 84047
   Dollar Amount: $750,000

   Waukesha County Technical College
   800 Main Street
   Pewaukee, Wisconsin 53072
   Dollar Amount: $748,460

   Yakima Valley OIC
   815 Fruitvale Boulevard
   Yakima, Washington 98902
   Dollar Amount: $750,000

2. Title: ONE-STOP WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM-BUILDING DEMONSTRATION GRANTS (DAA/SGA 96-005)

   Publication/Date: Published in the Federal Register on April 11, 1996, Pages 16115 thru 16117.

   Awards: Twelve (12) grant awards were made to the following organizations:

   Brevard Workforce Development Board
   4450 West Eau Gallie Boulevard
   Suite 200
   Melbourne, Florida 32934
   Dollar Amount: $249,053

   Central Texas Council of Governments
   Workforce Development Division
   P.O. Box 729
   Belton, Texas 76513
   Dollar Amount: $215,000

   City of Sunnyvale
   NOVA Private Industry Council
   505 West Olive Avenue, Suite 550
   Sunnyvale, California 94086
   Dollar Amount: $235,480

   Corporation for a Skilled Workforce
   2890 Carpenter Road, Suite 1600
   Ann Arbor, Michigan 48101
   Dollar Amount: $249,937

   County of Bergen
   21 Main Street
   Court Plaza South, Room 201 E
   Hackensack, New Jersey 07601
   Dollar Amount: $250,000

   Minnesota Department of Economic Security
   390 North Robert Street
   St. Paul, Minnesota 55101
   Dollar Amount: $250,000

   North Central Indiana Private Industry Council
   36 W 5th Street, Suite 102 B
   Peru, Indiana 46970
   Dollar Amount: $130,000

   Regional Employment Board of Hampden County, Inc.
   1350 Main Street, 3rd Floor
   Springfield, Massachusetts 01103
   Dollar Amount: $236,906

   Seattle King County Private Industry Council
   Market Place One
   2003 Western Avenue, Suite 250
   Seattle, Washington 98121
   Dollar Amount: $250,000

   St. Charles County Government
   Work Connection Center
   2020 Parkway Drive
   St. Peters, Missouri 63376
   Dollar Amount: $250,000

   Waukesha-Ozaukee-Washington Counties Private Industry Council
   892 Main Street, Suite A
   Pewaukee, Wisconsin 53072
   Dollar Amount: $250,000

   Yonkers Public Schools
   Center for Continuing Education
   145 Palmer Road
   Yonkers, New York 10701
   Dollar Amount: $250,000

3. Title: DONALD J. KULICK YOUTH DEMONSTRATION (DAA/SGA 96-006)

   Publication/Date: Limited Competition. Direct mail out to eligible applicants on March 22,l996. Eligible applicants were Service Delivery Areas (SDAs) located in Empowerment Zones and Enterprise Communities.

   Awards: Three (3) awards were made to the following organizations:

   City of Chicago
   510 N. Peshtigo Center, Suite 2A
   Chicago, Ilinois 60611
   Dollar Amount: $3,000,000

   City of Los Angeles
   Community Development Department
   215 W 6th Street, 10th Floor
   Los Angeles, CA 90014
   Dollar Amount: $3,000,000

   Houston Works, Inc.
   600 Jefferson, Suite 1300
   Houston, Texas 77002
   Dollar Amount: $2,895,055

4. Title: SCHOOL-TO-WORK OPPORTUNITIES ACT: INDIAN PROGRAM GRANTS (DAA/SGA 96-007)

   Publication/Date: Published in the Federal Register on May 16, 1996, Pages 24819 thru 24831.

   Awards: Nine (9) grant awards were made to the following organizations:

   IMPLEMENTATION GRANTS:

   Chugach School District
   165 E 56th Avenue, Suite D
   Anchorage, Alaska 99518
   Dollar Amount: $99,750

   Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe
   HCR 67, Box 242
   Onamia, Minnesota 56359
   Dollar Amount: $99,203

   St. Stephens Indian School
   P.O. Box 345
   St. Stephens, Wyoming 82524
   Dollar Amount: $100,000

   Tolchii Kooh Charter School
   HC-61/Box D
   Winslow, AZ 86047
   Dollar Amount: $99,240

   University of New Mexico
   200 College Road
   Gallup, New Mexico 87301
   Dollar Amount: $99,990

   Utah Navajo Development Council
   P. O. Box 129
   Bluff, Utah 84512
   Dollar Amount: $100,000

   DEVELOPMENT GRANTS

   Belcourt School District
   Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation
   P.O. Box 440
   Belcourt, North Dakota 58316
   Dollar Amount: $30,000

   Independent School District
   Red Lake Indian Reservation
   Red Lake, Minnesota 56671
   Dollar Amount: $30,495

   Milwaukee Area American Indian Manpower Council, Inc.
   Spotted Eagle High School
   1711 South 11th Street, 2nd Floor
   Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53204
   Dollar Amount: $27,417

5. Title: SCHOOL-TO-WORK MENTOR/PEER TECHNICAL ASSISTANT PROJECT (DAA/SGA 96-008)

   Publication/Date: Published in the School-to-Work Bulletin No. 96-41, dated June 18, 1996. Limited Competition. Eligible applicants were School-to-Work Grantees.

   Awards: Five (5) grant awards were made to the following organizations:

   Green River Community College
   12401 SE 320th Street
   Auburn, Washington 98092
   Dollar Amount: $90,530

   Lane Community College
   Cooperative Education
   4000 East 30th Avenue
   Eugene, Oregon 97405
   Dollar Amount: $70,875

   Napa County Office of Education
   1015 Kaiser Road
   Napa, California 94558
   Dollar Amount: $101,267

   SATPC/GJCTC STW Local Partnership
   445 Schoolhouse Road
   Johnstown, Pennsylvania 15904
   Dollar Amount: $75,000

   Rochester City School District
   Public Elementary/Secondary Institution
   131 West Broad Street
   Rochester, New York 14614
   Dollar Amount: $75,000

6. Title: SCHOOL-TO-WORK OPPORTUNITIES ACT: OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH (DAA/SGA 96-011)

   Publication/Date: Published in the Federal Register on July 29, 1996, Pages 39473 thru 39481.

   Awards: Seven (7) awards were made to the following organizations:

   Black Hills Special Services Cooperative
   P. O. Box 218
   Sturgis, South Dakota 57785
   Dollar Amount: $138,350

   Center for Employment and Training
   701 Vine Street
   San Jose, California 95110
   Dollar Amount: $150,000

   Fresno Private Industry Council
   1999 Tuolumne Street, Suite 700
   Fresno, California 93721
   Dollar Amount: $125,345

   Just A Start Corporation
   432 Columbia Street, Unit 12
   Cambridge, Massachussetts 02141
   Dollar Amount: $139,947

   Metropolitan Community College
   P. O. Box 3777
   Omaha, Nebraska 68103
   Dollar Amount: $146,054

   Springdale Job Corps Center
   31224 E. Historic Columbus River Hwy.
   Troutdale, Oregon 97060
   Dollar Amount: $123,833

   Visions International, Inc.
   P. O. Box 220
   Newport, Pennsylvania 17074
   Dollar Amount: $125,072