United States Postal Service
                Emergency in the State of California Terminated

  The service interruption in United States Postal Service (USPS) in the
State of California that occurred on June 29, 1995, due to the action of
the UNABOM bomber, caused the USPS to maintain heightened security
procedures for mail originating in the State of California. Currently
there are no extraordinary restrictions being placed on Express Mail
originating in the State of California. Therefore, the Patent and
Trademark Office (PTO) is terminating the postal service interruption
and emergency declared in the Official Gazette Notice entitled "United
States Postal Service Interruption and Emergency in the State of
California", 1176 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 74 (July 18, 1995). Any
questions regarding this Notice should be directed to Jeffrey V. Nase,
Patent Legal Administrator, (703) 305-9285, PK1-520, for patent-related
matters, and to Lynne G. Beresford, Trademark Legal Administrator, (703)
308-8900, 10B10 ST, for trademark-related matters.

June 4, 1996                                            BRUCE A. LEHMAN
                                    Assistant Secretary of Commerce and
                                 Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks