FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1971 WASHINGTON, D.C. HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS ISSUE This listing does not affect the legal status of any document published In this issue. Detailed table of contents appears inside. OCCUPANT CRASH PROTECTION— DoT amendment with option of installing seat belt systems with ignition interlocks; effective 1 -1 -7 2 ..... ............................................................. 19254 DoT proposal regarding installed belt systems during interim period; comments by 11-2-71.. 19266 MEDICARE— HEW notice of inpatient hospital deductible for 1972............ ........ ................ 19271 ONIONS— USDA amendment of standards; effec­ tive 10-1-71 ............................................ ................. 19243 SUGAR BEETS— USDA determination that farm proportionate shares are not required for 1972 crop ........... ................................................................... 19244 PHYSICAL THERAPISTS— HEW amendment pro­ viding alternatives to Medicare job requirements; effective iO -1 -7 1 ........ ........... ..... ......... 19249 PESTICIDES— EPA amendment revoking certain tolerances; effective 1 0 -1-7 1 ...... 19251 EPA proposed establishment of tolerances; comments within 30 days........... .......................... 19268 INDIAN AFFAIRS— Interior Dept, rules on appli­ cations for shares in a judgment awarded to cer­ tain tribes; effective 10-1-7 1........ 19251 INTEREST EQUALIZATION TAX— 1RS amend­ ments simplifying election to subject certain debt obligations to tax..... ................. 19251 SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCES— VA clarification regarding certain additional payments; effective 9-27-71 ................................ 19252 (Continued inside) Latest Edition Guide to Record Retention Requirements [Revised as of January 1, 1971] This useful reference tool is designed they must be kept. Each digest carries to keep businessmen and the general a reference to the full text of the basic public informed concerning the many law or regulation providing for such published requirements in Federal laws retention. and regulations relating to record retention. The booklet’s index, numbering over The 90-page “ Guide” contains over 2,200 items, lists for ready reference 1,000 digests which tell the user (1) the categories of persons, companies, what type records must be kept, (2) and products affected by Federal who must keep them, and (3 ) how long record retention requirements. 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HIGHLIGHTS— Continued MERCHANT VESSELS— Coast Guard adoption of OIL IMPORTS— Interior Dept, notice adjusting new winter load lines for Great Lakes; effective the maximum level for Puerto Rico.....................— 19269 10-31-71 ............................................................... 19253 POULTRY INSPECTION— USDA notice requiring Federal inspection in Pennsylvania.— .................... 19271 CARGO PREFERENCE— Maritime Admin, régula-, tion for “ Fix American-flag tonnage first” ; effec­ ECONOMICS— Federal Open Market Committee tive 11-1—71................. ............................ —......... 19253 notice regarding a policy directive..—...................... 19277 INCOME TAX— 1RS proposals on gross income MINIMUM WAGES— Labor Dept, modifications to from certain mineral property for percentage de­ area wage determination decisions for specified pletion; comments by 11-30-71............................ 19256 localities ............................... ........................... 19282 Contents AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Proposed Rule Making Tolerances for pesticide chemicals SERVICE See also International Commerce Bureau; Maritime Administra­ in or on raw agricultural com­ modities; ' naled and 2,2-di- Rules and Regulations tion. chlorovinyl dimethyl phos­ Texas (splenetic) fever in cattle; Notices changes in areas quarantined— 19245 phate _________________________ 19268 National Technical Information FEDERAL AVIATION AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION Service; organization and func­ tions ______________ ___________ 19270 ADMINISTRATION AND CONSERVATION Office of Financial and Computer SERVICE Services; delegation of author­ Rules and Regulations ity ____________________________ 19270 Standard instrument ' approach Rules and Regulations procedures; miscellaneous Domestic beet sugar producing CONSUMER AND MARKETING amendments --------------------— 19248 area; proportionate shares for 1972 crop not required------------ 19244 SERVICE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS Rules and Regulations COMMISSION AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Onions (other than Bermuda- Notices See Agricultural Research Serv­ Granex-Grano and Creole Common carrier services informa­ ice; Agricultural Stabilization types) ; standards for grades— 19243 tion; domestic public radio serv­ and Conservation Service; Con­ Proposed Rule Making ices applications accepted for sumer and Marketing Service. Olives grown in California; modi­ filin g __________________________ 19276 fied grade requirement for spec­ CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD ified styles of canned ripe type— 19265 FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Notices Notices Notices Hearings, etc.: Humanely slaughtered livestock; Hearings, etc.: Northwest Airlines, Inc— _— 19272 identification of carcasses; Natural Gas Pipeline Company Northwest Airlines, Inc., and changes in list of establish­ of America__________________ 19274 National Airlines, Inc--------- 19272 ments _________________________ 19270 Southern Union Production Co. United Air Lines, Inc. (2 docu­ Poultry inspection; designation of et al________________________ 19275 ments) _____________________ 19273 Pennsylvania _________________.—19271 FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS Notices Rules and Regulations ADMINISTRATION Applications for approval of ac­ quisition of shares of banks: Excepted service: Notices Chemical New York Corp-------- 19278 Department of Commerce-------- 19245 Minimum wages for Federal and Midlantic Banks Inc___________ 19278 Environmental P rotectio n federally assisted construction; State National Bancshares, Inc. 19278 A gen cy______________ 19245 modification to area wage deter­ Virginia National Bankshares, Equal Employment Opportunity mination decisions for specified In c __________________________ 19279 Commission ________________ 19245 localities in certain States-------- 19282 Federal Open Market Committee: Federal Home Loan Bank Continuing authority directive B o a rd ______________________ 19245 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION with respect to domestic open Office of Economic Opportunity. 19245 market operations--------------- 19277 AGENCY Current economic policy direc­ COAST GUARD Rules and Regulations tive _________________________ 19278 Southeastern Michigan Holding Rules and Regulations Tolerances and exemptions for Co.; formation of one-bank Merchant vessels when engaged in pesticide chemicals in or on holding company— --------------- 19278 raw agricultural commodities; voyage on Great Lakes; winter (Continued on next page) freeboard______________ —- — 19253 dinitro-o-cyclohexylphenol —— 19251 19239 19240 CONTENTS HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND INTERSTATE COMMERCE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND WELFARE DEPARTMENT COMMISSION HEALTH ADMINISTRATION See also Social Security Adminis­ Notices tration. Proposed Rule Making Assignment of hearings (2 docu­ Notices ments) ------------------------------- 19289 Safety and health regulations for Inpatient hospital deductible for Fourth section application for construction; clarification_____ 19266 1972; average per diem rate____ 19271 re lie f--------------------------- 19289 Motor carrier temporary author­ POSTAL RATE COMMISSION ity applications_______ 19290 INDIAN AFFAIRS BUREAU Notices Rules and Regulations LABOR DEPARTMENT Career and excepted service; Preparation of. rolls of Indians; qualifications for enrollment