FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 31 • NUMBER 49
Saturday, March 12, 1966 • Washington, D.C. Pages 4335-4380
P A R T I (Part II begins on page 4375)
Agencies in this issue— Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Atomic Energy Commission Civil Aeronautics Board Civil Service Commission Commerce Department Consumer and Marketing Service Engineers Corps Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Federal Aviation Agency Federal Maritime Commission Federal Power Commission Fish and Wildlife Service Food and Drug Administration Interstate Commerce Commission Land Management Bureau National Labor Relations Board Post Office Department Securities and Exchange Commission Small Business Administration Social Security Administration Veterans Administration Detailed list o f Contents appears inside. Just Released
CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS
(As of January 1, 1966)
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AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION EQUAL EMPLOYMENT FOOD AND DRUG ADMINIS AND CONSERVATION SERVICE OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION TRATION Rules and Regulations Rules and Regulations Rules and Regulations Burley tobacco; community aver Employee responsibilities and con Drugs; bacitracin; discontinuance age yields; correction------4343 duct______4345 of certification of certain Land use adjustment program, troches; correction------— 4345 1966-1969; correction------4343 FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY Proposed Rule Making AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND Control area; designation------4350 WELFARE DEPARTMENT See Agricultural Stabilization and Control zones, transition area, and Conservation Service; Consumer airways; alterations, designa See Food and Drug Administra and Marketing Service. tion, and realignment-—------4351 tion; Social Security Adminis- - Transition area;, alteration------4352 tration. ARMY DEPARTMENT Transition area and control area; designation and alteration— — 4351 See Engineers Corps. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION FEDERAL MARITIME See Fish and Wildlife Service; COMMISSION Land Management Bureau. Rules and Regulations Practice, licensing, and review; Notices review of initial decision- 4339 Agreements filed for approval: INTERSTATE COMMERCE Brazil/United States-Canada COMMISSION CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD Freight Conference, et al----- 4355 Farrell Lines, Inc., and Com Rules and Regulations Notices pagnie des Messageries Mari Motor carrier annual reports: Hearings, etc.: times ______4355 Carriers of property, Class i n — 4348 Braniff-Panagra acquisition Farrell Lines, Inc., and North Carriers other than Class I car case______r______4354 ern Pan-American Line A/S_ 4355 riers of passengers------4349 Capitol Airways, Inc______:— 4355 United States Great Lakes- Notices Mohawk______4355 Bordeaux/Hamburg Range Westbound Conference-_____ 4357 Fourth section applications for relief______4371 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION J. T. Steeb & Co., Inc., et al.; agreements filed for approval Motor carrier: Notices and agreements subject to can Temporary authority applica Counseling psychologist and edu cellation—______4356 tions______4370 cational counselor, Job Corps Transfer proceedings------4370 Conservation Centers; man FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Railroads; rerouting of traffic: power shortage______4355 Great Northern Railway------4371 Notices Northern Pacific Railway------4371 Hearings, etc.: COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Alabama-Tennessee N a tu ra l Notices Gas Co______— 4362 LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU Lewis, Richmond; statement of Bibb Manufacturing Co------4362 Rules and Regulations changes in financial interests_ 4354 Cities Service Gas Co. et al----- 4363 Community Public Service Co— 4363 Public land orders: Alaska; withdrawal for educa CONSUMER AND MARKETING Continental Oil Co. et al------4357 El Paso Natural Gas Co------4363 tional purposes; partial revo SERVICE Foree Drilling Co. et al------4363 cation of Executive order— 4348 Rules and Regulations Lake Superior District Power California; partial revocation of Co______4364 Executive order______4348 Fruit grown in California and Ari Northern Natural Gas Co__---- - 4365 South Dakota; partial revoca zona; handling limitations: Vermont Marble Co------4366 tion of withdrawal for mili Lemons______4345 W. C. McBride, Inc., et al______4364 tary purposes------*------4348 Oranges: Notices Navel ______4344 FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Valencia_____ IIIIIIIIIIIII 4344 Colorado; consolidation of Mon Grapefruit grown in Florida; Rules and Regulations trose and Durango district of shipments limitation______4344 Sport fishing in wildlife refuge fices ; correction______4353 Notices Qf'pQe* Florida; filing of plat of survey— 4353 Iroquois, N.Y Minnesota; change of jurisdic Carrots grown in South Texas; ______4349 Yazoo, Miss______4349 tion______4353 referendum______4353 Notices ^efense d ep a r t m en t Depredating golden eagles; order NATIONAL LABOR See Engineers Corps. permitting taking to seasonally protect livestock in certain Mon RELATIONS BOARD engineers c o r p s tana counties______— 4353 Rules and Regulations Loan applications: ?u,es «nd Regulations Employee responsibilities and con Beyers, Charles W ______— 4354 duct_—------4376 ft !“ and navigation; St. McFarland, Jack E______- 4354 Tancis River, Ark., et al______4346 Torgerson, Jack Mathew______4354 (Continued on next page) 4337 4338 CONTENTS
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT SMALL BUSINESS Rules and Regulations ADMINISTRATION Code of ethical conduct; advice Rules and Regulations concerning possible conflict of Size standards; definition of small interest; correction ______4348 business for purpose of bidding Rural boxes, and issuance of on Government procurement, domestic money orders______4347 fluid milk______4340 SOCIAL SECURITY SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATION COMMISSION Rules and Regulations Federal old-age, survivors, and Rules and Regulations disability insurance; correc Registration of voting trust certif tions: icates; form______4340 Adjustment of underpayments- 4343 Notices Entitlement to hospital insur ance benefits______1______4343 Hearings, etc.: Chicago & North Western Rail VETERANS ADMINISTRATION way Co. et al______4366 Cincinnati International Fi Rules and Regulations nance Corp______1_____ 4366 Adjudication : Coming International Corp____ 4367 Loan guaranty for widows; Eversharp, Inc______4368 certification______4347 Middle South Utilities, Inc_____ 4368 Miscellaneous amendments—__ 4346 Monongahela Power Co______4369 War orphans’ educational as Syntex Corp. et al______4369 sistance; certification.______4347
List of CFR Parts Affected
(Codification Guide)
The following numerical guide is a list of the parts of each title of the Code of Federal Regulations affected by documents published in today's issue. A cumulative list of parts affected, covering the current month to date appears at the end of each issue beginning with the second issue of the month. A cumulative guide is published separately at the end of each month. The guide lists the parts and sections affected by documents published since January 1, 1966, and specifies how they are affected.
3 CFR 13 CFR 33 CFR E x e c u t i v e O r d e r s : 121— 4340 203 „ _ 4346 Dec. 18, 1878 (revoked in part by 207 _ 4346 PLO 3946)______4348 May 27,1885 (see PLO 3946) 1_____ 4348 14 CFR 38 CFR 5237 (revoked in part by PLO Proposed R ules : 3 (3 documents)____ — __ 4346,4347 3948)______4348 71 (4 documents)______4350-4352 5289 (revoked in part by PLO 39 CFR 3947)____-s ______4348 _ 46 4347 17 CFR _ 4347 61 239 ______4340 . 4348 7 CFR 200 724____ 4343 751____ 4343 20 CFR 43 CFR 905——. 4344 404 ______4343 P ublic Land Orders : 4348 907 __ 3946 908 __ 3947 910____ 21 CFR 3948 141e______4345 49 CFR 4348, 4349 10 CFR 205 (2 documents)------2______4339 29 CFR 50 CFR 50______4339 100...... — ___ — . 4376 _ 4349 115______4339 1600______4345 4339 Rules and Regulations
such period after service of the initial mission directs that the record be certi Title 10— ATOMIC ENERGY decision as might be fixed therein. The fied to it for final decision. Chapter I— Atomic Energy amendment of § 2.762 set forth below * * * ♦ # provides that both exceptions and the (c) * * * Commission supporting brief of the excepting party (3) The appropriate ruling, order or shall be filed within 20 days after service PART 2— RULES OF PRACTICE denial of relief with the effective date; of the initial decision. Briefs in opposi (4) The time within which exceptions PART 50— LICENSING OF PRODUC tion to exceptions or in support of ex to the decision and a brief in support of TION AND UTILIZATION FACILITIES ceptions filed by another party may be them may be filed, the time within which filed within 10 days after the service briefs in support of or in opposition of exceptions. It is expected that a PART 115— PROCEDURES FOR RE to exceptions filed by another party may VIEW OF CERTAIN NUCLEAR RE general requirement for exceptions and be filed and, in the case of an initial de ACTORS EXEMPTED FROM LICENS supporting briefs to be filed together, by cision which may become final in accord a specified day, and for answering briefs ING REQUIREMENTS ance with paragraph (a) of this section, also to be filed by a specified day, will the date when it may become final. Review of Initial Decision serve to expedite and shorten the Com mission’s adjudicatory process. I f in any 3. Subparagraph (1) of § 2.761(a) and On November 5, 1965, the Atomic En case good cause can be shown for extend subparagraph (1) of § 2.761(c) are re ing the specified period, the Commission vised to read as follows: ergy Commission published in the F e d may, under § 2.711 of Part 2, grant such eral R e g is t e r (30 F.R. 14014) proposed § 2.761 v Expedited decisional procedure.- amendments to its regulations which extensions. Pursuant to the Atomic Energy Act of (a) * * * would eliminate, in licensing and com (1) All parties stipulate that the ini pliance proceedings, the procedure for 1954, as amended, and the Administra tive Procedure Act of 1946, the following tial decision may be omitted and waive Commission review of initial decisions their rights to file exceptions, to request by the filing of petitions for review, amendments to Title 10, Chapter I, Code of Federal Regulations, Parts 2, 50, and oral argument, and to seek judicial whose granting is discretionary, and sub review; stitute appeals as of right by the filing 115, are published as a document subject of exceptions by the parties. to codification, to be effective thirty (30) ***** All interested persons were invited to days after publication in the F e d e r a l (c) * * * submit written comments and sug R e g i s t e r . (1) All parties stipulate that the ini gestions for consideration in connection 1. Paragraph (i) of § 2.743 is revised tial decision may be made effective im with the proposed amendments within to read as follows: mediately and waive their rights to file 60 days after publication of the notice of § 2.743 Evidence. exceptions, to request oral argument, Proposed rule making in the F e d e r a l * * * * 4c and to seek judicial review. R e g ist e r . Upon consideration of the * 4t 4t * * material submitted in response to the (i) Official notice. Official notice may be taken of any fact of which judicial 4. Section 2.762 is revised to read as notice of proposed rule making and other follows: factors involved, the Commission has de notice might be taken by the courts of cided to adopt the amendments set forth the United States and of any technical § 2.762 Exceptions to initial decisions below, which, except as noted, are the or scientific fact within the knowledge and briefs to the Commission. same as those set out in the notice of the of the Commission as an expert body, if Proposed rule making. (1) the fact is specified in the record or (a) Within twenty (20) days after is brought to the attention of the parties service of any initial decision any party The amendments to 10 CFR Part 2, may file exceptions to the decision and a . J^es °f Practice,” permit appeals as of before final decision, and (2) every par right from initial decisions by the filing ty adversely affected by the decision is brief/in support of them with the Com mission and shall serve copies of such i exceptions. Amendments are also afforded an opportunity to controvert made to related sections of Part 50, the fact. Any party may oppose a re exceptions and brief on all other parties. Each exception shall be separately num of Production and Utilization quest that official notice be taken of a liities,” and Part 115, ‘‘Procedure for fact. If a decision is stated to rest in bered, shall identify the part of the initial whole or in part on official notice of a decision to which objection is made ; shall ^'er^a^n Nuclear Reactors Ex- specify precisely the portions of the rec Pted from Licensing Requirements,” fact which the parties have not had a ord relied upon; and shall state the 9m j the changes in Part 2. The prior opportunity to controvert, a party may controvert the fact by exceptions grounds for the exception including the Kimvlnen*'s do n°t affect the Commis- citation of authorities in support there
FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 4340 RULES AND REGULATIONS
6. Paragraph (b) of § 2.764 is revised may enter upon such exceptions, or upon Census classifies- Industry Employment to read as follows: its own motion Ivithin forty-five (45) tion code size standard days after the issuance of such initial § 2.764 Expedited effectiveness o f ini decision. In the absence of a Commission tial decision directing issuance or 2026 ...... - ...... 750 amendment o f construction permit. order pursuant to the foregoing, and in ***** the absence of exceptions to the initial decision, the initial decision shall become Effective date. This amendment shall (b) If any party opposes the motion the final decision of the Commission at become effective 60 days after publica for expedited effectiveness of the initial the end of such forty-five (45) day tion in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r . decision, the presiding officer may stay period. I f any party opposes the motion Ross D . D a v i s , its effectiveness pending the filing, with for expedited effectiveness of the initial Executive Administrator. in five (5) days after its issuance, of an decision, the presiding officer may stay exception to the provision for expedited [F.R. Doc. 66-2646; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; its effectiveness pending filing within five 8:49 a .m .j effectiveness, and thereafter until deci (5) days after its issuance of an excep sion by the Commission on the exception. tion to the provision for expedited effec 7. Paragraph (a) of § 2.771 is revised tiveness, and thereafter until decision to read as follows: by the Commission on the exception. Title 17— COMMODITY AND § 2.771 Petition for reconsideration. (S e c. 161, 68 Stat. 948; 42 U.S.C. 2201) SECURITIES EXCHAN6ES (a) A petition for reconsideration of a Dated at Washington, D.C., this 3d day final decision may be filed by a party of March 1966. Chapter II— Securities and Exchange within ten ( 10) days after the date of the Commission decision. No petition may be filed with For the Atomic Energy Cohimission. [Release No. 33-4821] respect to an initial decision which has W . B. M c C o o l , become final through failure to file excep Secretary. PART 239— FORMS PRESCRIBED tions thereto. UNDER SECURITIES ACT OF 1933 * * * * * [F.R. Doc. 66-2596; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; 8:45 a .m .] Registration of Voting Trust 8. Paragraph (e) of § 50.57 is revised to read as follows: Certificates The Securities and Exchange Commis § 50.57 Provisional operating license. Title 13— BUSINESS CREDIT sion has adopted a new Form S-13 (17 * * * * * CFR 239.25) under the Securities Act of (e) In a case where a hearing has been AND ASSISTANCE 1933, which is prescribed for the regis held in connection with a proceeding tration of voting trust certificates. The under this section the presiding officer Chapter I— Small Business revised form is a revision of the previous may, upon written motion and upon good Administration Form F - l (listed and described at 17 cause shown, provide that any initial de [Rev. 5; Amdt. 8 ] CFR 239.9). Notice of the proposed re cision issued pursuant to this section vision was published December 9, 1965» shall become effective ten ( 10) days after PART 121— SMALL BUSINESS SIZE in Release No. 4810"(see 30 F.R. 15594, issuance-subject to ( 1) the review there STANDARDS Dec. 17, 1965). of and further decision by the Commis The format of the new form follows sion upon exceptions filed by any party, Definition of a Small Business for Pur generally that of the Commission’s more and (2) such order as the Commission pose of Bidding on Government recently adopted registration form s- may enter upon such exceptions or upon Procurements for Products Classi The disclosure requirements are sub its own motion within forty-five (45) fied in SIC Industry 2026, Fluid Milk stantially the same as those c o n ta in e d in days after the issuance of such initial the recently adopted revision of Form decision. In the absence of a Commis On September 14,1965, there was pub 16 (17 CFR 249.216) which is prescribed sion order pursuant to the foregoing, and lished in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r (30 F.R. for registration of voting trust certifi in the absence of exceptions to the initial 11734) a notice of proposal to amend cates pursuant to section 12 of the Secu decision, the initial decision shall be the definition of a small business for the rities Exchange Act of 1934. come the final decision of the Commis purpose of bidding on Government pro The form requires information wim sion at the end of such forty-five (45) curements for products classified in SIC respect to such matters as the formatio day period. If any party opposes the mo Industry No. 2026, fluid milk, by increas and principal provisions of the voting tion for expedited effectiveness of the ini ing the present size standard of 500 em trust; the distribution of the ,v0.fh. tial decision, the presiding officer may ployees or less. trust certificates; the deposit and wi stay its effectiveness pending filing with Interested persons were given an op drawal of securities; the identity, nus ‘ in five (5) day^ after its issuance of an portunity to present their comments or ness connections and compensarlo exception to the provision for expedited suggestions thereon to the Office of Eco the voting trustees; and the identity effectiveness, and thereafter until de nomic Analysis within 30 days after the compensation of the depositáis w cision by the Commission on the date of publication in the F e d e r a l R e g holds the deposited securities for exception. i s t e r . The SBA also held a public hear keeping. The amount of voting _ 9. Paragraph (e) of § 115.45 is revised ing on November 30,1965, to further give certificates owned by the voting t to read as follows: industry and other interested parties an and persons owning more than.i■ * opportunity to state their positions, cent of such certificates must be lirities § 115.45 Provisional operating authori furnish information in support of their together with the amount of s®0 ^ zation. positions, and make comments in rebut of the issuer and its subsidiarle ***** tal of or in support of the positions taken by such persons. A description (e) In a case where a hearing has been by other parties. interests of the voting trustees . held in connection with a proceeding After consideration of all relevant mat tain other persons in certain t y under this section the presiding officer ters regarding the proposal, the amend tions with the issuer or its subsidiarle may, upon written motion and upon good ment set forth below is hereby adopted. must also be given. der cause shown, provide that any initial de The Small Business Size Standards If the securities to be deposit ^ cision issued pursuant to this section Regulation (Revision 5) (30 F.R. 2247), the voting trust agreement are n ^ shall become effective ten ( 10) days after as amended (30 F.R. 4252, 6778, 15323, 8825, 12640, 9055, 15323) is hereby fur quired to be registered under t J ioI1| issuance subject to ( 1) the review there prospectus must include the m wj1jCh of and further decision by the Commis ther amended by adding to Schedule B of § 121.3-8 the following industry size including financial statements, a sion upon exceptions filed by any party, would be required to be contained and (2) such order as the Commission standard:
FEDERAL REGISTER, VO L. 3 1 , N O . 4 9 — SATURDAY, M ARCH 12, 1 96 6 RULES AND REGULATIONS 4341 prospectus relating to such securities if (b) Facing page. (c> If the voting trust agreement may be amended by the voting trustees, state the they were to be currently so registered. Securities and Exchange Co m m issio n nature of the amendments which may be W ash ingto n, D.C., 20549 Provision is made, however, for the omis made and the circumstances under which sion of this additional information if the F orm S -1 3 and conditions upon which the agreement issuer of such securities is required to may be so amended. REGISTRATION STATEMENT UNDER THE file reports with the Commission pursu It e m ( 5 ) . Reasons for establishment of SECURITIES ACT OF 1933 ant to section 13 or 15(d) of the Se voting trust. State the reasons for the es curities Exchange Act of 1934, if neither For registration of voting trust certificates tablishment of the voting trust, name the the voting trustees nor the promoters of representing: person or persons primarily responsible for its establishment and state the nature of any the voting trust are in control of the material relationship between such persons (Title of securities to be deposited under issuer of such securities, or if the voting and the issuer or any of its affiliates, any voting trust agreement) trust agreement is required by law to per voting trustee or any director or officer of mit the deposit of securities by all holders Is s u e d b y : the issuer. of securities of the class and no public It e m ( 6 ) . Deposit and withdrawal of se curities. (a) Outline briefly the principal solicitation of the deposit of such securi (Exact name of issuer as specified in its provisions of the voting trust agreement ties is to be made. c h a r t e r ) Commission action. The Securities with respect to the depositing of securities and Exchange Commission, acting pur State or other jurisdiction in which such thereunder. If such deposits may be limited issuer was incorporated or organized: or restricted, state the terms and conditions suant to the Securities Act of 1933, par upon which they may be so limited or ticularly sections 6, 7, 10, and 19(a) restricted. thereof, hereby adopts Form S-13 (17 1RS Employer Identification No.: (b) State the percentage of all outstand CFR 239.25) to read as set forth below. ing securities of the class which have been Form S-13 shall be used for registration deposited under the voting trust agreement statements filed on or after April 4, 1966, Address of such issuer's principal executive and describe any agreement pursuant to for the registration of voting trust cer offices: which any additional securities now out tificates. Form F -l (17 CFR 239.9) is standing or which may be issued in the future are to be deposited. revoked effective April 4,1966 (Form F -l Name and address of voting trustees’ agent (c) State whether the securities deposited has been replaced by Form S-13 at 17 for service: under the voting trust agreement may be CFR 239.25). withdrawn from deposit by the beneficial By the Commission, March 4, 1966. owners thereof prior to the expiration or Apprdximate date of the proposed com termination of the voting trust agreement [ s e a l ] O r v a l I». DuBois, mencement of the sale of the voting trust and, if so, the terms and conditions upon Secretary. certificates to the p u blic ______which they may be so withdrawn. It e m ( 7 ) . Voting rights of voting trustees. § 239.25 Form S—13, for registration Calculation of R egistration F ee (a) State each of the following matters with under the Securities Act o f 1933 o f respect to which the voting trustees are em voting trust certificates. Amount of Proposed Proposed Amount of powered to vote the deposited securities: ( 1 ) voting trust maximum maximum registration The election of directors of the issuer of the (a ) General instructions— A . Rule as to certificates to offering price aggregate fee deposited securities; ( 2 ) any change in the vse This form shall be used be registered per unit offering price of Form, S-13. issuer’s capital structure; (3) the amend for the registration of voting trust certificates ment of the issuer’s charter; (4) the pur under the Secu rities A c t o f 1933. chase of assets by the issuer or the sale, lease, B. Application of general rules and regula pledge or mortgage of assets of the issuer; tions. Attention is directed to the general (5) the merger or consolidation of the issuer rules and regulations under the Act, partic- ( c ) Information required in the pro with any other person, and ( 6 ) th e d is hlurly those com prisin g R e g u la t io n C . T h a t spectus. solution of the issuer. State the nature of regulation contains general requirements I$ em ( 1 ) . Issuer and securities to he de any other matters upon which the voting regarding the preparation and filing of the posited. State the name and address of the trustees are empowered to vote the deposited registration statement. The definitions issuer, the State or other jurisdiction in securities. contained in Rule 405 (17 CFR 230.405) which it was incorporated or organized and should be especially n oted . the title of the class of securities to be de (b) State whether the voting trust agree ment requires action by the voting trustees C- Documents comprising registration posited under the voting trust agreement. to be taken by a concurrence of the majority. statement. The registration statement shall It e m ( 2 ) . Plan of distribution of the vot It not, outline briefly the requirements in consist of the fa cin g s h e e t ,o f th e fo rm , th e ing trust certificates. Outline briefly the this respect. prospectus, the req u ire d sig n a tu re s, con sen ts plan of distribution of the voting trust cer It e m ( 8 ) . Powers of trustees to deal with experts, financial statements and exhibits tificates to be registered. Give the names deposited securities. Describe briefly the , “ J? other prospectus, information, un- and addresses of the principal underwriters, powers of the voting trustees under the vot or or documents which are required if any, state the amount of the participation ing trust agreement to deal with the de , the registrant may file as a part of of each such underwriter,- and describe the posited securities or with funds or other ® registration statement. underwriting arrangements. Indicate each property held subject to the voting trust • Form and content of prospectus, ( a ) such underwriter having a material relation agreement. Make specific reference to the ran JjI'i S*>8ctus sila11 contain the information ship other than that of underwriter, with the powers of the voting trustees to do any of t h a t « 01 by ail items of the form, except company or any of the voting trustees and the following: cabl reference need be made to inappli- state the nature of such relationship. (a) Deliver the deposited securities to any itMw feuis. and negative answers to any It e m ( 3 ) . Compensation for soliciting the person or persons in connection with any be nroc om itted. T h e in fo r m a tio n s h a ll deposit of securities. If any compensation reorganization, readjustment or succession fashion n a oiear, concise, u n d e rs t a n d a b le is to be paid for soliciting the deposit of involving the issuer. detniio * Av°id unnecessary and irrelevant securities under the voting trust agreement, state the total amount and the rate per unit (b) Exchange the deposited securities for technicaÏÏanïi°ie°r °f unnecessary of such compensation, by whom and to whom other securities. (c) Exchange the deposited securities for lo S L S 6^ ® 16“ ^ indicated otherwise, in it is to be paid, and the nature of any ma cash or property. spects n S^t fortb in smy part of the pro terial relationship between any such person file nroc~eef n° t be d u p lic a t e d elsew h ere in and the issuer or any of the voting trustees. (d) Hold or distribute any cash, securi sarv or 2 eCÎUs- Where it is deemed neces- I t e m ( 4 ) . General information as to the ties or other property received by the voting ihiorrn n H^Sirf'ble to cal1 attention to such voting trust agreement, (a) Give the name trustees as dividends upon the deposited Prospectus11 tM m°re than on€ Part of the of the State or other jurisdiction under the securities, or upon the merger, consolidation appronriata «hiS may be accomplished by laws of which the voting trust was created or dissolution of the issuer. statins- inf cross reference. In lieu of re- and state the approximate date as of which It e m ( 9 ) . Ownership of voting trust cer the ûna * ™ 011 in the form of notes to the voting trust agreement became effective tificates and other securities. Furnish the be toada + al statem en ts, referen ces s h o u ld and the date on which it will expire. information called for by the following table where . ° 7 ler Parts of the prospectus (b) If the voting trust agreement may be & fléfam information is set forth: extended, or terminated at an earlier date as to (i) voting trust certificates, (il) all °f, "issuer” The term "is- than that indicated above, outline briefly securities of the issuer not deposited under Posited nr issu e r o f th e se c u ritie s d e - the circumstances under which and condi the voting trust agreement, whether or not fiust agreement deposited under the voting tions upon which the agreement may be so of the same class as those deposited, and extended or terminated. (iii) all securities of the issuer’s parents and
FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 4342 RULES AND REGULATIONS subsidiaries, owned of record or beneficially Instruction. This item does not relate to suer, the nature of his interest in the trans by the following persons: the representation of all certificate holders action and, where practicable, the amount of (a) Each voting trustee, naming each such by the voting trustees. However, if any vot su c h in te re st: tru stee. ing trustee represents a class or group of (a) Any voting trustee; (b) Each person who owns of record, or persons, identify the class or group instead (b) Any person represented in regard to is known by the voting trustees to own bene of giving the names and addresses of the to the affairs of the issuer by any voting ficially, more than 10 percent of the voting persons comprising it. tru stee: trust certificates, naming each such person. Item (14). Remuneration of voting trust (c) Any person who owns of record, or is ees. Outline briefly the provisions of the known by the voting trustees to own bene voting trust agreement with respect to the ficially, more than 10 percent of the voting Name Name of Type of Amount Percent compensation of the voting trustees and give trust certificates; and and issuer and owner owned of class address title of class ship owned in tabular form the information required by (d) Any relative or spouse of any of the the following table as to the aggregate re foregoing persons, or any relative of such (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) muneration received by each voting trustee spouse, who has the same home as such for services during the last fiscal year of this person or who is a director or officer of the issu e. issuer or any of its parents or,subsidiaries. (a) For acting as voting trustee, naming Instructions. 1. This item applies to any the person or persons by whom such remu person who held any of the positions or Instructions. 1. The information shall be neration is paid, and relationships specified at any time during furnished as of a specified date within 90 (b) For services to the issuer and its sub the period specified. However, information days prior to the date of filing the registra sidiaries, in all capacities. need not be given for any portion of the tion statement. period during which such person did not 2. Indicate in Column (3) whether the hold any of such positions or relationships. securities are owned both of record and bene Capacities in which Aggregate 2. No information need be given in answer ficially of record only or beneficially only, Name of voting remuneration amount of trustee received, remunera- to this item with respect to remuneration or and show separately in Columns (4) and (5) tion other benefits received by any specified per the respective amounts and percentages son in connection with his employment as a owned in each such manner. director, officer or employee of the issuer 3. The percentages are to be calculated on or any of its subsidiaries. the basis of the total amount outstanding. 3. No information need be given in answer Item (10). Designation of voting trustees. Item (15). Limitation of liability, indem to this item as to any transaction where— Outline briefly the principal provisions of the nification and bond of voting trustees, ( a ) (a) the rates or charges involved in the voting trust agreement with respect to the Outline briefly the principal provisions of transaction are determined by competitive fo llo w in g : the voting trust agreement, limiting the lia bids, or the transaction involves the render (a) The initial designation of the voting bility of the voting trustees or indemnify ing of services as a common or contract trustees and the designation of additional ing them against liability. carrier, or public utility, at rates or charges and successor voting trustees. (b) State whether or not any bond has fixed in conformity with law or governmental (b) The removal or resignation of the been or is to be posted by the voting trustees a u t h o r it y ; voting trustees. with respect to their performance of the (b ) the transaction involves services as a Item (11). Voting trustees and their busi voting trust agreement and if so, give the bank depositary of funds, transfer agent, ness experience. State the name and busi amount of such bond. registrar, trustee under a trust indenture, ness address of each voting trustee and de Item (16). The depositary, ( a ) S ta te o r s im ila r services; scribe briefly his business experience for the whether or not the deposited securities are (c) the amount involved in the transac la s t 5 years. held for the trustees by a depositary and, if tion or a series of similar transactions, in Item (12). Business and other connections so, give the name and address of such de cluding all periodic installments in the case of voting trustees. Furnish the following positary and describe briefly the deposit of any lease or other agreement'providing for information in regard to each of the voting arrangements. periodic payments or installments, does not tru stees. (b) State the annual amount of compen exceed $30,000; o r (a) Describe any business or professional sation of the depositary for its services and (d) the interest of the specified person connection within the past 3 years with the by whom it is paid. Indicate whether or not arises solely from the ownership of securi issuer or any of its affiliates or predecessors the depositary has any lien or claim upon ties of the issuer and the specified person or with any principal underwriter of the the deposited securities for its compensation. receives no extra or special benefit not shared voting trust certificates or of any securities Instruction. If not a fixed amount, state on a pro rata basis by all holders of securi of the issuer sold within the past 3 years. the basis upon which such compensation is ties of the class. (b) Give the information required by the computed and the amount paid for the last 4. It should be noted that this item calls following table as to any other business, y ear. fo r d isc lo su re o f in d ire c t, as w ell as direct, profession, vocation or employment of a m a (c) Briefly describe any limitations upon material interests in transactions. A person terial nature in which such voting trustee the liability of the depositary in connection who has a position or relationship with a is engaged for his own account or in the with its functions under the deposit agree firm, corporation, or other entity, which en capacity of director, officer, employee, partner m e n t. gages in a transaction with the issuer or'it or trustee. Item (17). Miscellaneous, (a) Outline subsidiaries m ay have an indirect interest in briefly the rights of the certificate holders to such transaction by reason of such P08"'1® inspect the transfer books and list of certifi or relationship. However, a person shall Name of Nature of business, Name and principal voting trustee profession, voca business of com cate h o ld ers. deemed not to have a material indirectinte ' tion, or employment pany or firm, if any (b) State the nature and frequency of the est in a transaction within the meaning reports made to certificate holders with re this item where— h spect to the voting trust or the business and (a) the interest arises only (i) from s financial condition of the issuer. person’s position as a director of ano (c) State the name of the person or per corporation or organization (other tnim Item (13). Representation of other persons sons to whom, and the complete mailing ad partnership) which is a party to the tra by voting trustees. If any voting trustee dress to which, communications from certifi action, or (ii) from the direct or in represents in regard to the affairs of the cate holders to the voting trustees may be ownership by such person and all other p issuer any person owning of record or bene sen t. sons specified in subparagraphs (a)ithr ë ficially any voting trust certificates or any Item (18). Limitations upon certain deal (d ) above, in the aggregate, of less than. securities of the issuer or its affiliates, fur ings by voting trustees. Outline briefly any percent equity interest in another P nish the following information: provisions of the voting trust agreement which is a party to the transaction, o l (a) Name of voting trustee. limiting the power of the voting trustees from both such position and ownership, (b) Name and address of the person or to deal or trade in voting trust certificates (b) the interest of such pereon persons represented. or securities of the issuer or to enter into solely from an interest in another P (c) Nature of the representation. contracts with the issuer. If there are no which is a party to the transaction w (d) Amount, and percent of the class, of such limitations, so state. Issuer or any of its subsidiaries a (i) voting trust certificates, (ii) all securities Item (19). Interest of voting trustees and transaction is not material to sue of the issuer not deposited under the voting others in certain transactions. D e sc rib e irson; o r briefly any transactions during the last 3 trust agreement, whether or not of the same (c) the amount involved in the class as those deposited, and (iii) all securi years, or any proposed transaction, to tion or a series of similar trans . ties of the issuer’s parents and subsidiaries, which the issuer or any of its subsidiaries eluding all periodic installmen owned of record or beneficially by the person was or is to be a party, in which any of the se of any lease or other agreement F « or persons represented, as of a specified date following persons had or is to have a direct or within 90 days prior to the date of filing the indirect material interest, naming such per g for periodic payments or installmen registration statement. son and stating his relationship to the is >es n o t exceed $30,000.
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5. The amount of the interest of any Subject to the rules regarding incorpora 1966, the fourth line in § 404.370(a) (1) specified person s h a ll b e c o m p u te d w ith o u t tion by reference, the following exhibits shall (ii) now reads: “ * * * this chapter or in regard to the amount of the profit or loss be filed as a part of the registration state section 5(1) of the * * It is cor involved in the transaction. Where it is not ment. Such exhibits shall be appropriately rected to read; “ * * * this chapter or in lettered or numbered for convenient refer practicable to state the approximate am ount section 5(1) of the * * of the interest, the approximate amount in ence. A list of all exhibits filed shall be volved in the transaction shall be indicated. furnished. Exhibits incorporated by refer 6. In describing any transaction involving ence may be referred to by the designation the purchase or sale of assets by or to the given in the previous filing. The statement [R e g . N o . 4, fu r t h e r a m e n d e d ] issuer or an y o f its su b sid iaries , o th e rw ise incorporating exhibits by reference shall be than in the ordinary course of business, state made in the list of exhibits referred to above. PART 404— FEDERAL OLD-AGE, SUR the cost of the assets to the purchaser and, 1. Copies of the voting trust agreement. VIVORS, AND DISABILITY INSUR if acquired by the seller within two years 2. Specimens or, if specimens are not avail ANCE (1950— ) prior to the transaction, the cost thereof to able, copies of the voting trust certificates. the seller. 3. An opinion of counsel as to the legality Subpart F—-Adjustment of 7; No information need be given in answer of the voting trust agreement and the vot to this item with respect to any transaction ing trust certificates to be registered here Underpayments as to which substantially the same inform a u n d e r. tion is set forth in answer to Item 20, below, 4. Copies of all underwriting contracts M iscellaneous A m e n d m e n t s with principal underwriters named in answer or in a registration statement filed by the Correction issuer for the reg istra tio n u n d e r th e A c t o f to It e m 2. the securities to be deposited under the 5. Copies of all of the following contracts which are to be performed in whole or in In F.R. Doc. 66-2260 appearing at page voting trust a greem ent. 3393 in the issue for Friday, March 4, Item (20). Information regarding the se part at or after the filing of the registration curities to be deposited, (a) If the securi statement or which were made not more 1966, the word “the” in the seventh line ties to be deposited under the voting trust than two years prior to the date of such of § 404.503(b) is corrected to read agreement are not required to be registered filin g : “ this” . under the Act, furnish the information, in (a) Material contracts between the issuer cluding financial statements, which would and any voting trustee, or any person rep be required to be contained in a prospectus resented in regard to the affairs of the issuer relating to su ch secu rities if th e y w e re to by any voting trustee, relating to the voting be currently so registered. trust, the deposit or withdrawal of securities Title 7— AGRICULTURE Instruction. Paragraph (a) of this item thereunder or the voting of the deposited need not be answered if any of the following securities. Chapter VII— Agricultural Stabiliza conditions are m e t : (b) Material contracts or arrangements tion and C o nservatio n Service (a) The issuer of such securities is re between any of the voting trustees, or be quired to file rep o rts p u r s u a n t to section 13 tween any voting trustee and any person rep (Agricultural Adjustment), Depart or 15(d) of the Securities Exchange Act of resented in regard to the affairs of the issuer ment of Agriculture 1934. by any voting trustee, relating to the voting (b) Neither the voting trustees nor the trust, the deposit or withdrawal of securities PART 724— BU RLEY, FLUE-CURED, person or persons primarily responsible for thereunder or the voting of the deposited FIRE-CURED, DARK AIR-CURED, the establishment of the voting trust, indi securities. vidually or as a gro u p , c o n tro l th e co m p an y , (c) Material contracts between the voting VIRGINIA SUN -CU RED , CIGAR- or trustees, the certificate holders, the de BINDER (TYPES 51 AND 52), CIGAR- (c) The voting trust agreement is re positary and the issuer or any of them con FILLER AND BINDER (TYPES 42, 43, quired by la w to p e rm it th e d ep o sit o f se cerning (a) action by the certificate holders; curities by a ll h o ld e rs o f secu rities o f th e (b) the rights of certificate holders to in 44, 53, 54, AND 55), AND MARY class to be deposited, and no public solici spect the transfer books and list of certificate LAND TOBACCO tation of the deposit o f su c h secu rities is to holders; (c) reports to certificate holders be made. with respect to the voting trust or the busi Community Average Yields for Burley (b) If paragraph (a) is not required to be ness and financial condition of the issuer. Tobacco ^swered, state from whom financial and 6. Copies of any other material contracts other information regarding the issuer may described in answer to any item of the form. Correction be obtained or the place at which such in- 7. If Item 20 applies, there shall also be lonnation m ay be inspected. filed as a part of the registration statement In F.R. Doc. 66-1090, appearing at page (d) Signatures. all information, including financial state 2414 of the issue for Saturday, February ments, exhibits, consents and other papers Pursuant to the requirements of the Se- 5, 1966, the following correction is made ni + if 1933, th is r e g is tra tio n s t a te - and documents (other than the prospectus) ent has been signed below by the following which would be required by the form ap in § 724.35q, under the matter for person, as voting trustees, on the dates propriate for registration under the Act of Tennessee: In the first column of page indicated. the securities to be deposited under the vot 2419, the entries “ O” and “P ” under the ing trust agreement. heading reading “Rhea:” should be Signature (S ecs. 6 , 7, 10, a n d 19; 48 S ta t. 78, 81, a n d 85, transposed so that they appear immedi as amended; 15 U.S.C. 77f, 77g, 77j, and 77s) ately after the “N” entry for Putnam
[F.R. Doc. 66-2621; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; County. 8 :4 7 a .m ,] _ ^^uctions. 1 . The registratici ent shall be signed b y a ll o f th< SUBCHAPTER C— SPECIAL PROGRAMS wfn t or by su cl1 lesser number w ly bind a11 of them- If all of th Title 20— EMPLOYEES’ BENEFITS PART 751— LAND USE ADJUSTMENT mpnt if. d° not sign the registralo PROGRAMS as w « ? Sha11 include an opinion of Chapter III— Social Security Adminis tration, Department of Health, Ed bin* authority o f th e p e rso n s si] Subpart— Cropland Adjustment Pro ucation, and Welfare ‘Sst. « “ * lare tlie foreign T ,n8“ persons, us,ees- the 11111 regi gram for 1966 Through 1969 [Reg. No. 4, further amended] £ * “?* sh*U also be signed by t thorized representative in the Unite« PART 404— FEDERAL OLD-AGE, SUR Correction resist«?.name of each person who s VIVORS, AND DISABILITY INSUR In F.R. Doc. 66-2394, appearing at page PrtntS!?Q statement shall be t; 3483 of the issue for Tuesday, March 8, 3 Tf bfneath his signature. ANCE (1950- ) 20 aPPlies. the regi Subpart- D— Entitlement to Hospital 1966, the parenthetical matter at the who would8 h&U alS° b® signed by a11 Insurance Benefits end of § 751.118(b) (2) (xiii) should read which wouldbeJ eqUired to Sign by * as follows: “ (These provisions shall not of thp d be aPPropriate for regi A d d i t i o n s t o S u b p a r t prohibit the continuation of an agree » Correction ment by a new owner after an agreement such annrr, U- ^ in th e fo rm P reso ^appropriate form. In F.R. Doc. 66-2259 appearing at page has once been entered into under this nstructions as to exhibits. 3392 in the issue for Friday, March'4, subpart.) ” ,
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Chapter IX— Consumer and Market Dated March 11,1966, to become effec among handlers of such Navel oranges; tive at 12:01 a.m., e.s.t , March 14, 1966. it is necessary, in order to effectuate the ing Service (Marketing Agreements declared policy of the act, to make this and Orders; Fruits* Vegetables, P a u l A. N i c h o l s o n , section effective during the period herein Nuts), Department of Agriculture Deputy Director, Fruit and Veg specified; and compliance with this sec etable Division, Consumer and tion will not require any special prepa [G rapefruit Reg. 60> Amdt. 2] Marketing Service. ration on the part of persons subject [F.R. Doc. 66-2756; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; hereto which cannot be completed on or PART 905— ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, 11:44 a m . ) before the effective date hereof. Such TAN GERIN ES, AND TANGELOS committee meeting was held on March GROWN IN FLORIDA 10, 1966. [Navel Orange Reg. 104] (b) Order. (1) The respective quan Limitation of Shipments PART 907— NAVEL ORANGES tities of Navel oranges grown in Arizona and designated part of California which (a) Findings. (1) Pursuant to the GROWN IN ARIZONA AND DESIG may be handled during the period be marketing agreement, as amended, and NATED PART OF CALIFORNIA ginning at 12:01 a.m., P.s.t., March 13, Order No. 905, as amended (7 CFR Part Limitation of Handling 1966, and ending at 12:01 a.m., P.s.t., 905, 30 F.R. 13933), regulating the han March 20, 1966, are hereby fixed as dling of oranges, grapefruit, tangerines, § 907.404 Navel Orange Regulation 104. follows: and tángelos grown in Florida, effective (1) District 1: 900,000 cartons; under the applicable provisions of the (a) Findings. (1) Pursuant to the (ii) District 2 : 400,000 cartons; Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act marketing agreement, as amended, and (iii) District 3: Unlimited movement; of 1937, as amended (7 U.S.C. 601-674), Order No. 907, as amended (7 CFR Part (iv) District 4: Unlimited movement. and upon the basis of the recommenda 907), regulating the handling of Navel (2) As used in this section, “handled,” tions of the committees established un oranges grown in Arizona and designated “District 1,” “District 2,“ “District 3,” der the aforesaid amended marketing part of California, effective under the District 4,” and “carton” have the same agreement and order, and upon other applicable provisions of the Agricultural meaning-as when used in said amended available information, it is hereby found Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, as marketing agreement and order. that the limitation of shipments of grapefruit, as hereinafter provided, will amended (7 U.S.C. 601-674), and upon (Secs. 1-19, 48 Stat. 31, as amended; 7 U.S.C. 6 01-674) tend to effectuate the declared policy of the basis of the recommendations and the act. information submitted by the Navel Dated: March 11,1966. Orange Administrative Committee, es (2) It is hereby further found that it P a u l A. N i c h o l s o n , is impracticable and contrary to the pub tablished under the said amended mar Deputy Director, Fruit and Veg lic interest to give preliminary notice, keting agreement and order, and upon etable Division, Consumer and engage in public rule-making procedure, other available information, it is hereby Marketing Service. and postpone the effective date of this found that the limitation of handling of amendment until 30 days after publica [F.R. Doc. 66-2757; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; such Navel oranges, as hereinafter pro 11:44 ajn.) tion thereof in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r (5 vided, will tend to effectuate the declared U.S.C. 1001-1011) because the time in policy of the act. tervening between the date when infor [Valencia Orange Reg. 150] (2) It is hereby further found that it mation upon which this amendment is based became available and the time is impracticable and contrary to the pub PART 908— V A LEN CIA ORANGES when this amendment must become ef lic interest to give preliminary notice, GROWN IN ARIZONA AND DESIG fective in order to effectuate the de engage in public rule-making procedure, NATED PART OF CALIFORNIA clared policy of the act is insufficient; and postpone the effective date of this and this amendment relieves restrictions section until 30 days after publication Limitation of Handling on the handling of grapefruit grown in hereof in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r (5 U.S.C. §908.450 Valencia Orange R e g u la tio n Florida. 1001-1011) because the time intervening 150: Order. In § 905.475 (Grapefruit Reg between the date when information upon (a) Findings. (1) Pursuant to the ulation 60, 30 FJt. 15031, 15361; 31 F.R. which this section is based became avail marketing agreement, as amended, an 2694) the provisions of paragraphs (b) able and the time when this section must Order No. 908, as amended (7 CFR ran- (3) (ii) and (b) (3) (iii) are amended by 908), regulating thé handling of Va deleting said subdivisions (ii) and (iii) become effective in order to effectuate lencia oranges grown in Arizona a and substituting in lieu thereof new sub the declared policy of the act is insuffi designated part of California, en®ct,. divisions (ii) and (iii) as set forth below: cient, and a reasonable time is permitted, under the circumstances, for preparation under the applicable provisions oi m Agricultural Marketing Agreem ent a § 905.475 Grapefruit Regulation 60. for such effective time; and goo4 cause of 1937, as amended (7 U.S.C. 601-67. , ***** exists for making the provisions hereof and upon the basis of the reconimen __ (b) * * * effective as hereinafter set forth. The tions and information submitted by (3) * * * committee held an open meeting during Valencia Orange Administrative ^ , (ii) Any white seedless grapefruit, the current week, after giving due notice mittee, established under the grown in Regulation Area I, which do not thereof, to consider supply and market amended marketing agreement __ grade at least U.S. No. 1 Golden; conditions for Navel oranges and the order, and upon other available i (iii) Any pink seedless grapefruit, need for regulation; interested persons mation, it is hereby found that the grown in Regulation Area I, or any seed were afforded an opportunity to submit tation of handling of such Val less grapefruit, grown in Regulation Area information and views at this meeting; oranges, as hereinafter Pr0^ “ ®^:„v 0f tend to effectuate the declared policy II, which do not grade at least U.S. No. 1 the recommendation and supporting in the act. . , tv>„t U Russet: Provided, That such grapefruit formation for regulation during the pe (2) It is hereby further found tha which grade U.S. No. 2 or U.S. No. 2 riod specified herein were promptly sub is impracticable and contrary to th P Bright may be shipped if such grapefruit mitted to the Department after such lie interest to give preliminary ’ meet the requirements as to form meeting was held; the provisions of this engage in public rule making Pr0® ^ (shape) and color specified in the U.S. section, including its effective time, are and postpone the effective date of ! » No. 1 grade; identical with the aforesaid recommen section until 30 days after F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r ***** dation of the committee, and informa hereof in the ( • tion concerning such provisions and 1001-1011) because the time interv nine (Secs. 1-19, 48 Stat. 31, as amended; 7 U.S.C. between the date when informât 601-674) effective time has been disseminated
FEDERAL REGISTER, VO L. 3 1 , N O . 4 9 — SATURDAY, M ARCH 12, 1 9 6 6 RULES AND REGULATIONS 4345 which this section is based became avail Order No. 910, as amended (7 CFR Part (Secs. 1-19, 48 Stat. 31, as amended; 7 U.S.C. able and the time when this section must 910), regulating the handling of lemons 6 01-674) become effective in order to effectuate grown in California and Arizona, effec Dated: March 10, 1966. the declared policy of the act is insuffi tive under the applicable provisions of cient, and a reasonable time is permitted, the Agricultural Marketing Agreement P a u l A . N i c h o l s o n , under the circumstances, for preparation Act of 1937, as amended (7 U.S.C. 601- Deputy Director, Fruit and for such effective time; and good cause 674), and upon the basis of the recom Vegetable Division, Consumer exists for making the provisions hereof mendations and information submitted and Marketing Service. effective as hereinafter set forth. The by the Lemon Administrative Committee, [F.R_. DOC. 66-2686; F ile d , M a r. 11, 1966; committee held an open meeting during established under the said amended mar 8 :5 0 a .m .] the current week, after giving due notice keting agreement and order, and upon thereof, to consider supply and market other available information, it is hereby conditions for Valencia oranges and the found that the limitation of handling of need for regulation; interested persons such lemons, as hereinafter provided, Title 21— FOOD AND DRUGS were afforded an opportunity to submit will tend to effectuate the declared policy Chapter I— Food and Drug Adminis information and views at this meeting; of the act. tration, Department of Health, Edu the recommendation and supporting in (2) It is hereby further found that formation for regulation during the pe it is impracticable and contrary to the cation^ and Welfare riod specified herein were promptly sub public interest to give preliminary notice, SUBCHAPTER C— DRUGS mitted to the Department after such engage in public rule-making procedure, meeting was held; the provisions of this and postpone the effective date of this PART 141 e— BACITRACIN AND BAC section, including its effective time, are section until 30 days after publication ITRACIN-CONTAINING DRUGS; identical with the aforesaid recommen hereof in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r (5 U.S.C. TESTS AND METHODS OF ASSAY 1001-1011) because the time interven dation of the committee, and informa Discontinuance of Certification of Cer tion concerning such provisions and ing between the date when information upon which this section is based became tain Troches Containing Antibiotic effective time has been disseminated available and the time when this section Drugs among handlers of such Valencia must become effective in order to effec Correction oranges; it is necessary, in order to ef tuate the declared policy of the act is In F.R. Doc. 66-2458, appearing at fectuate the declared policy of the act, insufficient, and a reasonable time is per page 4128 of the issue for Wednesday, to make this section effective during the mitted, under the circumstances, for March 9, 1966, the entry for § 141e.420 period herein specified; and compliance preparation for such effective time ; and good cause exists for making the provi in the list following the third paragraph with this section will not require any should read as follows: special preparation on the part of per sions hereof effective as hereinafter set sons subject hereto which cannot be forth. The committee held an open 141e.420 Bacitracin - tyrothricin - neomycin troches; bacitracin-gramicidin- completed on or before the effective date meeting during the current week, after giving due notice thereof, to consider neomycin troches; zinc bacitra- hereof. Such committee meeting was cin-tyrothricin-neomycin tro supply and market conditions for lemons held on March 10, 1966. ches; zinc bacitracin-gram icidin- and the need for regulation; interested neomycin troches. (b) Order, ( l) The respective quan persons were afforded an opportunity to tities of Valencia oranges grown in Ari submit information and views at this zona and designated part of California meeting ; the recommendation and sup which may be handled during the pe porting information for regulation dur Title 29— LABOR riod beginning at 12:01 a.m., P.s.t., ing the period specified herein were March 13, 1966, and ending at 12:01 promptly submitted to the Depart Chapter XIV— Equal Employment am., P.s.t., March 20, 1966, are hereby ment after such meeting was held; Opportunity Commission fixed as follows: the provisions of this section, includ ing its effective time, are identical PART 1600— EMPLOYEE RESPONSI (i) District 1: Unlimited movement; BILITIES AND CONDUCT (ii) District 2: Unlimited movement; with the aforesaid recommendation of the committee, and information (iii) District 3: 9T,728 cartons. Pursuant to and in accordance with concerning such provisions and effective sections 201 through 209 of Title 18 of As used in this section, “handled,” time has been disseminated among han ^handler,” “District 1,” “District 2,” the United States Code, Executive Order dlers of such lemons; it is necessary, in 11222 of May 8, 1965 (30 F.R. 6469), and District 3,” and “ carton” have the same order to effectuate the dëclared policy of Title 5, Chapter I, Part 735 of the Code eaning as when used in said amended the act, to make this, section effective of Federal Regulations, Part 1600 is marketing agreement and order. during the period herein specified; and added to Title 29 of the Code of Federal .(Secs. 1-19, 48 Stat. 31, as a m e n d e d ; 7 U .S .C . compliance with this section will not Regulations reading as follows: 601-674) require any special preparation on the part of persons subject hereto which can Sec. Dated: March ,1966. 1600.735- 101 A d o p t io n o f re g u la tio n s . 11 not be completed on or before the effec 1600.735- 102 Review of statements of em tive date hereof. Such committee meet ployment and financial in P a u l A . N i c h o l s o n , Deputy Director, Fruit and 'Veg ing was held on March 8, 1966. terests. (b) Order. (1) The respective quan1600.735- 103 Disciplinary and other reme etatile Division, Consumer and dial action. Marketing Service. tities of lemons grown in California and 1600.735- 104 Gifts, entertainment, and fa Ip-R. Doc. 66-2758; Filed, Mar. 1 1 , 1966; Arizona which may be handled during vors. 11:44 a.m.] the period beginning at 12:01 a m., P.s.t., 1600.735- 105 Outside employment. March 13,1966, and ending at 12:01 a.m„ 1600.735- 106 Specific provisions of agency regulations governing spe P.s.t., March 20, 1986, are hereby fixed cial Government employees. [Lemon Reg. 205] as follows: 1600.735- 107 Statements of employment and financial interest. PArRI.?.10- LEM° N s GROWN IN (1) District 1: 12,090 cartons; CALIFORNIA AND ARIZONA (ii) District 2: 190,650 cartons; A u t h o r it y : The provision of this Part (iii) District 3: Unlimited movement. 1600 issued under E.O. 11222, 30 F.R. 6469, Limitation of Handling (2) As used in this section, “handled,” 3 C F R 1965 S u p p .; 5 C F R 735.101 et seq. “District 1,” “District 2,” “District 3,” and •5°5 Lemon Regulation 205. § 1600.735—101 A d o p t io n o f regula “carton” have the same meaning as when tions. hiarkeH«ndiWfirs' (1) Pursuant to th< used in the said amended marketing Pursuant to 5 CFR 735.104(f), the g agreement, as amended, anc agreement and order. Equal Employment Opportunity Com-
FEDERAL REGISTER, VO L. 3 1 , N O . 49 — SATURDAY, M ARCH 12, 196 6 4346 RULES AND REGULATIONS mission (referred to in this part as the (b) Special Government employees of to be given to the Dispatcher, Missouri Agency) hereby adopts the following sec the agency may teach, lecture, or write Pacific Railroad Co., Little Rock, Ark. tions of Part 735 of Title 5, Code of Fed in a manner not inconsistent with 5 CFR Whenever a vessel passing through the eral Regulations: 735.101-735.102, 735.- 735.203(c). bridge intends to return through it with 202 (a ), (c ) - ( e ) , 735.203-735.210, 735.- (c) Pursuant to 5 CFR 735.305(b), the in 72 hours and informs the draw tender 302, 735.303(a), 735.304, 735.305(a), 735.- agency authorizes the same exceptions of the probable time of its return, the 403 (a )- (c ), 735.404-735.411, 735.412 (b) concerning gifts, entertainment, and fa draw shall be opened promptly on sig and (d ). These adopted sections are vors for special Government employees nal for the passage of the vessel on its modified and supplemented as set forth as are authorized. for employees by return trip without further notice. in this part. § 1600.735-104. ♦ * * * 4> § 1600.735—102 Review o f statements o f § 1600.735—107 Statements o f employ [Regs., Feb. 28, 1966, 1507-32 (St. Francis employment and financial interests. ment and financial interests. River, Ark. and Tensas River, La.)—ENGCW- ONJ (sec. 5, 28 Stat. 362; 33 U.S.C. 499) Each statement of employment and fi Each statement of employment and nancial interests submitted under this financial interest required by this part 2. Pursuant to the provisions of sec part shall be reviewed by the General shall be submitted to the Office of Ad tion 7 of the River and Harbor Act of Counsel. When this review indicates a ministration, Personnel Division, Room August 8,1917 (40 Stat. 266; 33 U.S.C. 1) , § 207.440 governing the use, administra conflict between the interests of an em 1226. tion and navigation of St. Marys Falls ployee or special Government employee N o t e : This part was approved by the Civil Canal and Locks is hereby amended re of the agency and the performance of his S ervice C o m m iss io n o n F e b r u a r y 7, 1966. designating paragraph (w) as (x) and services for the Government, the Gen Effective date. This part shall be prescribing a new paragraph (w) to limit eral Counsel shall have the indicated the size of vessels transiting the New conflict brought to the attention of the come effective upon publication in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r . Second Lock, effective upon completion employee or special Government em of construction of the lock, as follows: ployee, grant the employee or special Signed at Washington, D.C., this 3d Government employee an opportunity to day of March 1966. § 207.440 St. Marys Falls Canal and explain the indicated conflict and at Locks, M ich.; use, administration F r a n k l i n D. R o o s e v e l t , Jr., and navigation. tempt to resolve the indicated conflict. Chairman. If the indicated conflict cannot be re $j * $ * * solved, the General Counsel shall for [F .R . D oc. 66-2687; F ile d , M a r . 11, 1966; (w) The maximum overall dimensions ward a written report on the indicated 8:50 a .m .l of vessels that will be permitted to conflict to the Chairman, Equal Employ transit the New Second Lock are 1,000 ment Opportunity Commission. feet in length, including steering poles or other projections; feet in extreme § 1600.735—103 Disciplinary and other Title 33— NAVIGATION AND 100 remedial action. width including any fendering. (x) [Redesignated] An employee or special Government NAVIGABLE WATERS employee of the agency who violates any [Regs., Feb. 28, 1966, 1507-32 (St. Marys Chapter II— Corps of Engineers, Falls, Mich.) -ENG CW -ON] (sec. 7, 40 Stat. of the regulations in this part or adopted 266; 33 U.S.C. 1) under § 1600.735-101 may be disciplined. Department of the Army J. C. L a m b e r t , The disciplinary action may be in addi PART 203— BRIDGE REGULATIONS M ajor General, U.S. Army, tion to any penalty prescribed by law for The Adjutant General. the violation. In addition to or in lieu PART 207— NAVIGATION [F.R. Doc. 66-2598; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; of disciplinary action, remedial action to end conflicts or appearance of conflicts REGULATIONS 8 :4 5 a .m .[ of interest may include but is not limited St. Francis River, Ark., etc. to: (a) Changes in assigned duties; 1. Pursuant to the provisions of sectionTitle 38— PENSIONS, BONUSES, (b) Divestment by the employee or 5 of the River and Harbor Act of August special Government employee of his con 18, 1894 (28 Stat. 362; 33 U.S.C. 499), AND VETERANS’ RELIEF flicting interest; or § 203.560 is hereby amended with respect (c) Disqualification for a particular to paragraph (f) (11) and (37) govern Chapter I— Veterans Administration assignment. ing the operation of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. bridges across Tensas River, PART 3— ADJUDICATION § 1600.735-104 G ift s , entertainment, La. and St. Francis River, Ark., effec and favors. Subpart A— Pension, Compensation, tive upon publication in the F e d e r a l and Dependency and Indemnity The agency authorizes the exceptions R e g i s t e r , as follows: Compensation to 5 CFR 735.202(a) set forth in 5 CFR § 203.560 Mississippi River and its trib 735.202(b) (1 )—(4). utaries and outlets; bridges where M iscellaneous A m e n d m e n t s constant attendance o f draw tenders § .1600.735—105 Outside employment. 1. In § 3.5, paragraph (d) is amended is not required. An employee of the agency may enr ***** to read as follows: gage in outside employment or other Xf) Lower Mississippi River. * * * § 3.5 Dependency and indemnity co,n outside activity not incompatible with the pensation. full and proper discharge of the duties (11) Tensas River, La.; Missouri Pa cific Railroad Co. bridge at Clayton. * * * * * and responsibilities of his Government From May 1 to Decembej: 31, inclusive, employment. An employee who engages (d) Group life insurance. N o de during normal river stages, at least in outside employment shall report that 12 pendency and indemnity c o m p e n s â t hours’ advance notice to be given to fact in writing to the Personnel Division or death compensation shall be pain the Dispatcher, Missouri Pacific Railroad and to his supervisor for approval. any widow, child, or parent b a s e d on Co., Little Rock, Ark. During high- death of a commissioned officer o f § 1600.735—106 Specific provisions of water periods a draw tender shall be Public Health Service or Coast a n d u eu agency regulations governing special maintained in constant attendance when detic Survey or Environmental Government employees. so directed by the District Engineer, Services Administration if the office (a) Special Government employees of Corps of Engineers. commissioned in Coast and ®eoa the agency shall adhere to the standards * * ♦ * * Survey before July 13, 1965, a™* of conduct applicable to employees as set (37) St. Francis River, Ark.; Missouri transferred to such Adimmstration forth in this part and adopted under Pacific Railroad Co. bridge at Cody. At whose death occurs on or after » ’ § 1600.735-101, except 5 CFR 735.203(b). least 72 hours’ advance notice required 1957, if any amounts are payable unu
FEDERAL REGISTER, VO L. 3 1 , N O . 4 9 — SATURDAY, M ARCH 12, 1 9 6 6 RULES AND REGULATIONS 4347 the Federal Employees’ Group Life In PART 3— ADJUDICATION surance Act of 1954 (Public Law 598, 83d Title 39— POSTAL SERVICE Subpart A— Pension, Compensation, Cong., as amended) based on the same Chapter I— Post Office Department death. (Sec. 501(c) (2), Public-Law 881, and Dependency and Indemnity 84th Cong., as amended by sec. 13 (u), Compensation PART 46— RURAL SERVICE Public Law 85-857; 5 U.S.C. 2091 note.) L o a n G u a r a n t y f o r W i d o w s ; ***** PART 61— MONEY ORDERS C ertification Rural Boxes, and Issuance of 2. In § 3.6(b), that portion of subpara In § 3.805, paragraph (a) is amended graph (3) preceding subdivision (i) is to read as follows: Domestic Money Orders amended to read as follows; § 3.805 Loan guaranty for widows; cer A notice of proposed revision in Parts § 3.6 Duty periods. 46 and 61 of Title 39, Code of Federal * tification. * * 4« * * * * * * * Regulations, was published in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r of February 4, 1966 (31 F.R. (b) “Active duty.” * * * (a) The veteran served in the Armed (3) Full-time duty as a commissioned 2384). One proposed amendment to Forces of the United States (Allied Na § 46.5(b) would expand the requirements officer of the Coast and Geodetic Survey tions are not included) at any time on or or as a commissioned officer of Environ for painting and identification of mail after September 16, 1940, and prior to boxes on rural routes. A second proposed mental Science Services Administration or on July 25,1947; or at any time on or if the officer was commissioned in Coast amendment to § 61.1(e) (2) would clarify after June 27, 1950; and instructions "on the mailing of a money and Geodetic Survey before July 13,1965, ***** and was transferred to such Adminis order to the payee by postal employees. tration: (72 Stat. 1114; 38 U.S.C. 210; Public Law Interested persons were given 30 days 8 9-35 8 ) in which to submit written comments ***** with respect to the proposals. 3. In § 3.750, paragraphs (a) and (c) This VA regulation is effective March 3, 1966. After consideration of the comments are amended to read as follows: received, the Department has reached Approved: March 8,1966. § 3.750 Retirement pay. the conclusion to adopt the proposals. By direction of the Administrator. Therefore, the amendments to be effec (a) General. Except as provided in tive on Monday, April 11, 1966, are as paragraph (c) of this section and § 3.751, [ s e a l ] C y r i l F . B r i c k f i e l d , follows: any person entitled to receive retirement Deputy Administrator. § 46.5 Rural boxes. pay as a member of the Armed Forces [F.R. Doc. 66-2639; Piled, Mar. 11, 1966; or as a commissioned officer of the Public 8 :49 a .m .] 4» ♦ 41 * * Health Service or the Coast and Geo (b) Painting and identification. The detic Survey, or any person retired from Department prefers that rural mail the Environmental Science Services Ad PART 3— ADJUDICATION boxes and posts or supports be painted ministration who was commissioned in Subpart A— Pension, Compensation, white, but they may be painted other the Coast and Geodetic Survey before ' colors if desired. It is not necessary that July 13,1965, and was transferred to that and Dependency and Indemnity Posts or supports and boxes be painted Administration may not receive such pay Compensation the same color. Where box numbers are
concurrently with benefits payable under W a r O r p h a n s ’ E d u c a t i o n a l A s s i s t a n c e ; used, the name of the owner and box laws administered by the Veterans Ad 1 C ertification number must be inscribed in contrasting ministration. The term “retirement color in neat letters and numerals not Pay” includes retired pay and retainer In § 3.807, paragraphs (b) and (c) are less than 1 inch high on the side of the Pay. amended to read as follows: box that is visible to the carrier as he regularly approaches, or on the door if T » w § 3.807 W a r orphans’ educational assist ance ; certification. boxes are grouped. Where the use of ^ a*ver- Any retired member * * ♦ * * street names and house numbers has ne Armed Forces or commissioned off been authorized, the house number must 1 j—ePublic Health Service or the C( (b) Service. Service-connected dis be shown on the box. I f the box is lo na Geodetic Survey, or Environmei ability or death must have been the re cated on a different street than the mnce Services Administration who sult of active military, naval, or air serv-. patron’s residence, both the street name ice on or after April 21, 1898. commissioned in the Coast and Geod and house number must be inscribed on (c) Service connection. The stand Suryey before July 13, 1965, and the box. The placing of the owner’s ards and criteria for determining serv J fe r r e d to that Administration, name on the box is optional with the ice connection, either direct or presump eipt of retirement pay may rec< patron where street and house numbers tive, are those applicable to the period of thpS1°n comPensation upon filing v have been authorized. Advertising on seryice during which the disability was wai serv*ce department concerned boxes or supports is prohibited. incurred or aggravated (38 U.S.C. 1701 a« il6r so much ° f his retirement; ***** pnm«equa^ *n amount to the pensior (a )). Cases where eligibility for service- ( « n ^ tion to which he is entii connected benefits is established under N ote: The corresponding Postal Manual (3»u.s.c. 3105.) § 3.800 are not included. sectio n is 156.52. (72 Stat. 1H4 ; 38 U.S.C. 210) (72 Stat. 1114; 38 U.S.C. 210; Public Law § 61.1 Issuance o f domestic money or 89-35 8 ) ders. J%13a^5 RegUlati0nS are effeC This VA regulation is effective March ***** 3, 1966. (e) Issuance to rural patrons— * * * Approved: March 7, 1966. Approved: March 8,1966. (2) Requesting the mailing of order to payee. If the purchaser wants the By direction of the Administrator. By direction of the Administrator. money order mailed to the payee, he
[ sea l] C y r i l F . B r i c k f i e l d , should furnish the carrier with a [ s e a l ] C y r i l F . B r i c k f i e l d ^ stamped addressed envelope. The car Deputy Administrator. Deputy Administrator. rier will take the application form, the [p-R. Doc. 66-2631; Piled, Mar. 1 1 , 1966; [PJEt. D o c . 66-2640; P ile d , M a r . 11, 1966; money, and the envelope, to the post of 8:48 a .m .] 8 :4 9 a .m .] fice where a postal employee will com-
FEDERAL REGISTER, V O l. 3 1 , N O . 4 9 — SATURDAY, M ARC H 1.2, 1 9 6 6 4348 RULES AND REGULATIONS plete the money order and mail to the Beginning at AP4 of Tract 37; thence north existing withdrawal of the lands for the payee. No extra charge is made for this 1 y2 chains (approximately) to the centerline Clarence Rhode National Wildlife Range. of State Highway No. 34; thence west south service. westerly along the centerline of said high H a r r y R . A n d e r s o n , ***** way 71 chains (approximately) to the inter Assistant Secretary of the Interior. N ote: The corresponding Postal Manual section of the centerline of a road entering M a r c h 8, 1966. s e c tio n is 171.152. State Highway No. 34 from south of east; thence N. 30° W. (approximately), 18 chains [F.R. Doc. 66-2617; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; (R.S. 161, as amended; 5 U.S.C. 22, 39 U.S.C. (approximately) to AP21 of Tract 37; thence 8:46 a .m .] 501, 505) N. 0oH ' E., 4.07 chains to AP22 of Tract 37; thence N. 0°29' E., 23.00 chains to AP23 of T i m o t h y J . M a y , Tract 37; thence N. 49°57' E., 26.35 chains to [Public Land Order 3948] General Counsel. AP24 of Tract 37; thence N. 89°56' E., 30.045 [Sacram ento 080158] [F.R. Doc. 66-2629; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; chains to AP25 of Tract 37; thence N. 89°49' 8 :4 8 a .m .] E., 62.26 chains to API of Tract 37; thence CALIFORNIA S. 1°18' W., 40.06 chains to AP2 of Tract 37; thence S. 1°24' W., 6.07 chains to AP3 of Partly Revoking Executive Order No. PART 200— CODE OF ETHICAL Tract 37; thence S. 86°09' W., 33.33 chains to AP4 of Tract 37, point of beginning. 5237 of December 10, 1929, Which CONDUCT Withdrew Lands for Classification Containing approximately 495 acres. Advice Concerning Possible Conflict The land and minerals have been By virtue of the authority vested in the of Interest; Correction transferred to the jurisdiction of the President by section 1 of the act of June 25, 1910 (36 Stat. 847; 43 U.S.C. 141), and In P.R. Doc. 66-2106, appearing at page General Services Administration as property subject to disposition under the pursuant to Executive Order No. 10355 of 3234, in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r of March Federal Property and Administrative May 26, 1952 (17 F.R. 4831), it is ordered 1, 1966, paragraph (d) in § 200.735-74 is as follows: corrected to read as follows: Services Act of 1949 (63 Stat. 378; 40 U.S.C. 471), as amended. 1. Executive Order No. 5237 of Decem § 200.735—74 Advice concerning pos ber 10, 1929, which withdrew lands for sible conflict of interest. H a r r y R . A n d e r s o n , classification, is hereby revoked so far as Assistant Secretary of the Interior. ***** it affects the following described lands: M a r c h , 1966. (d) In the event the initial decision is 8 Humboldt M eridian made by the Ethical Conduct Counselor’s [F.R. Doc. 66-2616; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; T . 2 S., R . 2 W „ designee or the Deputy Ethical Conduct 8:46 a .m .] sec. 14, S E 14NW 14 ; Counselor’s designee, it shall not be sec. 23, S E % N W % . deemed conclusive until such determina T . 3 S., R . 1 W ., tion is affirmed, reversed or modified by [Public Land Order 3947] sec. 8 , N E 14NW 14 And W^/aNE^. the Ethical Conduct Counselor or the [Fairbanks 033692-3] The areas described aggregate approxi Deputy Ethical Conduct Counselor. ALASKA mately 200 acres in Humboldt County. (R .S . 161, as assem b led ; 5 U .S .C . 22, 39 U .S .C . 2. This revocation is made in aid of an 501, 505) Withdrawal for Educational Purposes; exchange by which the offered lands will T i m o t h y J . M a y , Partial Revocation of Executive Or benefit a Federal land program. General Counsel. der No. 5289 of March 4, 1930 H a r r y R . A n d e r s o n , Assistant Secretary of the Interior. [F.R. Doc. 66-2630; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; By virtue of the authority vested in the 8 :4 8 a .m .] President and pursuant to Executive Or March 8, 1966. der No. 10355 of May 26, 1952 (17 F.R. [F.R. Doc. 66-2618; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; 4831), and by virtue of the authority con 8 :4 7 a .m .] Title 43— PUBLIC LANDS: tained in the act of May 31,1938 (52 Stat. 593; 48 IJ.S.C. 353a), it is ordered as INTERIOR follows: 1. Subject to valid existing rights, the Title 49— TRANSPORTATION Chapter II— Bureau of Land Manage following described public lands which ment, Department of the Interior are under jurisdiction of the Secretary Chapter I— Interstate Commerce Commission APPEN D IX— PUBLIC LAND ORDERS of the Interior are hereby withdrawn from all forms of appropriations under IUBCHAPTER B— CARRIERS BY MOTOR VEHICLES [Public Land Order 3946] the public land laws, including the min [M ontana 070638 (S.D.) ] ing laws, but not from leasing under the PART 205— REPORTS OF MOTOR mineral leasing laws, and reserved for CARRIERS SOUTH DAKOTA educational purposes: Class III Carriers of Property; Annual Partial Revocation of Withdrawal for K wigillingok Report Form C Military Purposes (a) U.S. Survey 2042 (3.28 acres). At a session of the Interstate1 Com By virtue of the authority vested in (b ) U.S. Survey 4098. Lot 1 (2.81 acres). nerce Commission, division 2, held a the President and pursuant to Executive Dffibe in Washington, D.C., on the ¿V Order No. 10355 of May 26, 1952 (17 F.R. Ch efornak lay of October A.D. 1965. . 4831), it is ordered as follows: (c) U.S. Survey 4094. The matter of annual reports of The Executive order of December 18, Lot 1 (4.15 acres). [H motor carriers of property being 1878, as modified by the Executive order The areas described aggregate 10.24 acres. ier consideration, and the changes of May 27, 1885, withdrawing lands de 2. Executive Order No. 5289 of March made by this order being minor rev' scribed by metes and bounds as the Fort md clarification of reporting r u Meade Military Reservation, is hereby 4,1930, which withdrew lands for educa tional purposes, is hereby revoked so far nents for such motor carriers, rui revoked so far as it affects the following ing procedures under section 4_ £ described land: as it applies to lands at Kwigillingok (Quillingok) only. The lands are within Administrative Procedure Act^o B lack Hills M eridian the area withdrawn by paragraph 1 of 1003, being deemed unnecessary. ^ I t is ordered. That S 2 0 S.3 mder T . 5 N ., R . 5 E. this order. part and title be, and it is he That part of Tract 37 more particularly 3. This withdrawal shall take prece described as follows: dence over but not otherwise affect the idsed to read as follows:
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§ 205.3 Annual reports o f class I II car* thereafter, until further order, all motor ance with all applicable State regulations riers of property. carriers of passengers other than class I subject to the following special condi Commencing with the year ended De carriers, as defined in 49 CFR 181.02-1, tions : cember 31,1965, and for subsequent years viz, carriers having gross operating (1) The sport fishing season on the thereafter, until further order, all class revenues (including interstate and intra refuge extends from March 15, 1966, in motor carriers of property, as defined state) of less than $200,000 annually through October 15, 1966. in 49 CFR 182.01-1, viz, carriers having from passenger motor carrier operations, (2) Fishing permitted during daylight average annual gross operating revenues are required to file annual reports in ac hours only. (including interstate and intrastate) of cordance with Motor Carrier Annual Re (3) Boats with electric motors per port Form E (passenger), which is at less than $200,000 from property motor mitted; gasoline powered engines pro carrier operations, are required to file tached to and made a part of this sec hibited. annual reports in accordance with Motor tion.1 Such report shall be filed in the (4) Bait restricted to artificial bait, Carrier Annual Report Form C (prop Bureau of Accounts, * Interstate Com crickets, and worms. Goldfish, minnows, erty) , which is attached to and made a merce Commission, Washington, D.C., shad, and similar bait not permitted. 20423, on or before April 30 of the year part of this section.1 Such report shall The provisions of this special regula be filed in the Bureau of Accounts, Inter following the year to which it relates. tion supplement the regulations which state Commerce Commission, Washing (Sec. 204, 49 Stat. 546, as amended; 49 U.S.C. govern fishing on wildlife refuge areas ton, D.C., 20423, or or before April 30 304. Interpret or apply sec. 220, 49 Stat. 563, generally which are set forth in Title 50, of the year following the year to which it as amended; 49 U.S.C. 320) Code of Federal Regulations, Part 33. relates. I t is further ordered, That a copy of W a l t e r A. G r e s h , (Sec. 204, 49 Stat. 546, as amended; 49 U.S.C. this order and of motor carrier Annual Regional Director, Bureau of 304. Interpret or apply sec. 220, 49 Stat. 563, Report Form E (passenger) shall be Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. as amended; 49 U .S .C . 320) served on all motor carriers of passen M a r c h 7,1966. It is further ordered, That a copy of gers .(other than class I carriers of passengers) and upon every trustee, re [F.R. Doc. 66-2614; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; this order and of Motor Carrier Annual 8 :4 6 a .m .] Report Form C (property) shall be served ceiver, executor, administrator, or as on all class III motor carriers of property signee of any such motor carrier, and that notice of this order shall be given subject to its provisions, and upon every PART 33— SPORT FISHING trustee, receiver, executor, administrator, to the general public by posting a copy or assignee of any such motor carrier, thereof in the Office of the Secretary of the Commission at Washington, D.C., and Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge, and that notice of this order shall be N.Y. given to the general public by depositing by filing a copy with the Director, Office of the Federal Register. a copy in the Office of the Secretary of The following special regulation is is the Commission at Washington, D.C., By the Commission, Division 2. sued and is effective on date of publica and by filing a copy with the Director, tion in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r . [ s e a l ] H. N e i l G a r s o n , Office of the Federal Register. Secretary. §33.5 Special regulations: sport fish By the Commission, Division 2. ing; for individual wildlife refuge [F.R. Doc. 66-2652; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; areas. [ se a l] H . N e i l G a r s o n , 8 :5 0 a .m .] Secretary. N e w Y o r k [PA. Doc. 66-2651; P ile d , M a r . 11, 1966; IROQUOIS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 8:50 a .m .] Title 5 0 — WILDLIFE AND Sport fishing on the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge, Basom, N.Y., is per FISHERIES mitted on the areas designated by signs PART 205— REPORTS OF MOTOR as open to fishing. These open areas, CARRIERS Chapter I— Bureau of Sport Fisheries comprising 26 acres, are delineated on Molor Carrier Annual Report Form E; and Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife maps available at refuge headquarters Service, Department of the Interior and from the office of the Regional Di Other Than Class I Carriers of Pas rector, Bureau of Sport Fisheries and sengers PART 33— SPORT FISHING Wildlife, U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, Boston, Mass., 02109. Sport fishing shall At a session of the Interstate Com Yazoo National Wildlife Refuge, Miss. merce Commission, division 2, held at its be in accordance with all applicable State ymce m Washington, D.C., on the 20th The following special regulation is regulations subject to the following spe Th 0ct°ker AJD. 1965. issued and is effective on date of pub cial conditions. matter of annual reports of motor lication in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r . (1) The open season for sport fishing .jEP °£ Passengers other than class on the refuge extends from May 1 § 33.5 Special regulations; sport fish through December 31, 1966, inclusive. thp J ers keing under consideration, and ing; for individual wildlife refuge im J^Pges to be made by this order bè- areas. (2) The use of boats with motors is not permitted. rpnnvt-nor revisions and clarification of M i s s i s s i p p i cairipr112 requirements for such motor (3) The use of boats after October serHn«S’,i /^lenaaking procedures under YAZOO NATIONAL W ILDLIFE REFUGE 15, is not permitted. The provisions of this special regula cednro a ? of Administrative Pro- Sport fishing on the Yazoo National tion supplement the regulations govern ^ »essa ry f Ü‘S‘C' 1003, bein§ deemed Wildlife Refuge, Hollandale, Miss., is per mitted only on the areas designated by ing fishing on wildlife refuge areas gen erally which are set forth in Title 50, part aniTmi^u' That § 205 4 under this signs as open to fishing. These open areas, comprising 180 acres, are de Part 33, and are effective through De 10 «ad « Storo!“4 “ 18 hereby’ reVi8ed lineated on a map available at the refuge cember 31,1966. headquarters, Hollandale, Miss., and ^ reports o f carriers o f R i c h a r d E . G r i f f i t h , ngers other than class I carriers. from the Regional Director, Bureau of Regional Director, Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, 809 Peach Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. cem °£ ?? fe f with the year ended De- tree-Seventh Building, Atlanta, Ga., — » 1965, and for subsequent years 30323. Sport fishing shall be in accord- M a r c h 4,1966.
filed as part of original document. IFJt. Doc. 66-2615; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; 1Form filed as part of original document. 8 :4 6 a j n . ]
FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 4350
Proposed Rule Making
Since this action involves, in part, the Hoquiam, Wash, (latitude 46°58'15" N., FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY designation of navigable airspace out longitude 123°56'05" W .), and within 2 side the United States, the Administra miles each side of the Hoquiam VORTAC E 14 CFR Part 71 1 tor has consulted with the Secretary of 079° True radial, extending from the 5- [Airspace Docket No. 65-Alr-27] State and the Secretary of Defense in mile radius zone to the VORTAC. accordance with the provisions of Execu 2. The Hoquiam transition area would CONTROL AREA tive Order 10854. be designated as that airspace extending Proposed Designation Interested persons may participate in upward from 700 feet above the surface the proposed rule making by submitting within 2 miles each side of the Hoquiam The Federal Aviation Agency is con such written data, views, or arguments VORTAC 069° True radial, extending sidering an amendment to Part 71 of as they may desire. Communications from the arc of a 5-mile radius circle the Federal Aviation Regulations that should identify the airspace docket num centered on Bowerman Field to 20 miles would designate an offshore control area ber and be submitted in triplicate to the east of the VORTAC; within 2 miles each to be described as follows: Director, Alaskan Region, Attention: side of the Hoquiam VOR 089° True That airspace extending upward from Chief, Air Traffic Division, Federal Avia radial, extending from the arc of a 5-mile 14,500 feet MSL, to PL 450, within the area tion Agency, 632 Sixth Avenue, Anchor radius circle centered on Bowerman Field bounded by a line beginning at latitude age, Alaska, 99501. All communications to 20 miles east of the VORTAC; and that 59°08'30'' N., longitude 147°16'00'' W., coun received within 30 days after publication airspace extending upward from 1,200 terclockwise via the arc of a 172-mile radius of this notice in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r feet above the surface within 8 miles centered on the Anchorage VOR to latitude north and 8 miles south of the Hoquiam 60°14'10" N., longitude 145°29'30" W., thence will be considered before action is taken southeastward 3 nmi from and parallel to on the proposed amendments. The pro VORTAC 068° and 249° True radiais, ex the U.S. coastline to latitude 54°40'00" N., posals contained in this notice may be tending from 13 miles west to 15 miles longitude 132°56'00'' W., thence to latitude changed in the light of comments east of the VORTAC. 54°14’00" N., longitude 134°57'00" W., received. 3. Control 1418 would be redesignated thence to point of beginning. The airspace An official docket will be available for as that airspace extending upward from within Canada is excluded. examination by interested persons at the 2,000 feet MSL centered on the Hoquiam As parts of these proposals relate to Federal Aviation Agency, Office of the VORTAC 232° True (210° mag.) radial, 10 nmi in width at the VORTAC with the navigable airspace outside the United General Counsel, Attention: Rules each edge diverging at an angle of 5° States, this notice is submitted in con Docket, 800 Independence Avenue SW., with the centerline, extending from the sonance with the ICAO International Washington, D.C., 20553. An informal VORTAC to the east boundary of the Standards and Recommended Practices. docket also will be available for examina Applicability of International Stand tion at the office of the Regional Air Oakland Oceanic Control Area. 4. The segment of V-27 and V-27W ards and Recommended Practices, by the Traffic Division Chief. between Astoria, Oreg., and Seattle, Air Traffic Service, FAA, in areas out The designation of this area as con Wash., would be realigned as follows: side domestic airspace of the U.S. is trolled airspace would facilitate the governed by Article 12 and Annex 11 to movement and control of instrument air Astoria, Oreg.; Olympia, Wash., INT of the Convention on International Civil traffic operating between the Alaskan O ly m p ia 010° (3 4 8 ° m a g .) a n d Seattle, Wash.. Aviation (ICAO), which pertains to the continental control area and the An 249° T r u e (2 27 ° m a g .) rad ials; to Seattle, chorage Oceanic Control Area/Flight including a W alternate from Astoria to INT establishment of air navigation facilities o f O ly m p ia 010° a n d S ea ttle 249° T rue radials and services necessary to promoting the Information Region at altitudes between v ia H o q u ia m , W a s h ., e x c lu d in g the airspace safe, orderly, and expeditious flow of 14,500 feet MSL and FL 450. b e tw e e n th e m a in a n d th is alternate airway. civil air traffic. Its purpose is to insure This amendment is proposed under that civil flying on international air the authority of sections 307(a) and 5. The segment of V-99 between Olym routes is carried out under uniform con 1110 of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958 pia, Oreg., and Seattle, Wash., would be ditions designed to improve the safety (49 U.S.C. 1348, 1510) and Executive realigned as follows: and efficiency of air operations. Order 10854 (24 F.R. 9565). O ly m p ia ; I N T o f th e O ly m p ia 010°' (348* The International Standards and Rec Issued in Washington, D.C., on March mag.) and Seattle, Wash., 249° True (22 ommended Practices in Annex 11 apply 8,1966. m ag.) radials; to Seattle. in those parts of the airspace under the J a m e s L . L a m p l , As parts of these proposals relate to the jurisdiction of a contracting state, de Acting Chief, Airspace and navigable airspace outside the Unitea rived from ICAO, wherein air traffic Air Traffic Rules Division. States, this notice is submitted in con services are provided and also whenever sonance with the ICAO Internationa a contracting state accepts the respon [P.R. Doc: 66-2599; Piled, Mar. 11, 1966; Standards and Recommended Practices. sibility of providing air traffic services 8 :4 5 a .m .] Applicability of International Stana- over high seas or in airspace of undeter ards and Recommended Practices, by t mined sovereignty. A contracting state Air Traffic Service, FAA, in areas outsiae accepting such responsibility may apply E 14 CFR Part 71 1 domestic airspace of the United States the International Standards and Recom [Airspace Docket No. 65-WE-38] is governed by Article 12 a n d Annex mended Practices to civil aircraft in a of the Convention on International Li manner consistent with that adopted for CONTROL ZONES, TRANSITION AREA Aviation (ICAO ), which pertains to tne airspace under its domestic jurisdiction. AND AIRWAYS establishment of air navigation In accordance with Article 3 of the Proposed Alterations, Designation and services necessary to promoting, Convention on International Civil Avia and Realignment safe, orderly and expeditious flow ox c tion, Chicago, 1944, state aircraft are ex air traffic. Its purpose is to insure t empt from the provisions of Annex 11 The Federal Aviation Agency is con civil flying on international air route and its Standards and Recommended sidering amendments to Part 71 of the carried out under uniform c o n d it Practices. As a contracting state, the Federal Aviation Regulations to accom designed to improve the safety ana United States agreed by Article 3 (d) that plish the following: ciency of air operations. j its state aircraft will be operated in in 1. The Hoquiam control zone would The International Standards ternational airspace with due regard for be redesignated as that airspace within Recommended Practices in Anne® the safety of civil aircraft. a 5-mile radius of Bowerman Field, apply in those parts of the airspace un
FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 PROPOSED RULE MAKING 4351 the jurisdiction of a contracting state, [ 14 CFR Part 71 1 rived from ICAO, wherein air traffic serv ices are provided and also whenever a derived from ICAO, wherein air traffic [A irs p a c e D o c k e t N o . 6 5 -W E -S 6 ] services are provided and also whenever contracting state accepts the responsi a contracting state accepts the respon TRANSITION AREA AND CONTROL bility of providing air traffic services over sibility of providing air traffic services AREA high seas or in airspace of undetermined over high seas or in airspace of undeter sovereignty. A contracting state accept mined sovereignty. A contracting state Proposed Designation and Alteration ing such responsibility may apply the accepting such responsibility may apply The Federal Aviation Agency is con International Standards and Recom the International Standards and Recom sidering amendments to Part 71 of the mended Practices to civil aircraft in a mended Practices to civil aircraft in a Federal Aviation Regulations that would manner consistent with that adopted for manner consistent with that adopted for accomplish the following: airspace under its domestic jurisdiction. airspace under its domestic jurisdiction. 1. The San Francisco, Calif., transi In accordance with Article 3 of the In accordance with Article 3 of the tion area would be designated as that Convention on International Civil Avia Convention on International Civil Avia airspace extending upward from 700 feet tion, Chicago, 1944, state aircraft are tion, Chicago, 1944, state aircraft are above the surface bounded on the north exempt from the provisions of Annex 11 exempt from the provisions of Annex 11 by latitude 38°02'00” N., on the east by and its Standards find Recommended and its Standards and Recommended longitude 121°52'00” W., on the south Practices. As a contracting state, the Practices. As a contracting state, the by latitude 37°30'00” N., and on the United States agreed by Article 3(d) that United States agreed by Article 3(d) that west by a line extending from lati its state aircraft will be operated in its state aircraft will be operated in in tude 37°30'00" N., longitude 122°27'00” international airspace with due regard ternational airspace with due regard for W., to latitude 37°34'00” N., longitude for the safety of civil aircraft. the safety of civil aircraft. 122°31'00" W., to latitude 37°55'00” N., Since this action involves, in part, the Since this action involves, in part, the longitude 122°31'00” W., to latitude designation of navigable airspace out designation of navigable airspace outside 38°02'00” N., longitude 122°40'00'' W.; side the United States, the Administra the United States, the Administrator has and that airspace extending upward tor has consulted with the Secretary of consulted with the Secretary of State and from 1,200 feet above the surface bounded State and the Secretary of Defense in the Secretary of Defense in accordance on the north by latitude 38°02'00" N., accordance with the provisions of Ex with the provisions of Executive Order on the east by a line extending from ecutive Order 10854. 10854. latitude 33°02'00” N., longitude 121°37'- Interested persons may participate in Interested persons may participate in 00” W., to latitude 37°38'00” N., longi the proposed rule making by submitting the proposed rule making by submitting tude 121°37'00” W., to latitude 37°38'- such written data, views, or arguments such written data, views, or arguments 00” N., longitude 121°50'00” W., to lati as they may desire. Communications as they may desire. Communications tude 37°30'00” N., longitude 121°50'00” should identify the airspace docket num should identify the airspace docket num W.,on the south by latitude 37°30'00” N., ber and be submitted in triplicate to the ber and be submitted in triplicate to the and on the west by V-27 and V-199. Director, Western Region, Attention: Director, Western Region, Attention: 2. Control 1173 would be redescribed Chief, Air Traffic Division, Federal Avia Chief, Air Traffic Division, Federal Avia as that airspace west of San Francisco, tion Agency, 5651 West Manchester Ave tion Agency, 5651 West Manchester Ave Calif., bounded by a line extending from: nue, Post Office Box 90007, Airport Sta nue, Post Office Box 90007, Airport tion, Los Angeles, Calif., 90009. All com Station, Los Angeles, Calif., 90009. All Latitude 37°40’00" N„ longitude 125°23'- munications received within 30 days 30” W., to latitude 37°50'00" N., longitude communications received within 30 days 124°24'30” W., to latitude 38°00'00” N., lon after publication of this notice in the after publication of this notice in the gitude 123°23'00” W., to latitude 38°03'25” F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r will be considered be Federal R e g i s t e r will be considered be N., longitude 123°11'45” W., thence via the fore action is taken on the proposed fore action is taken on the proposed west edge of V-199 and V-27 to latitude amendment. The proposal contained in amendment. The proposal contained in 37°09'20” N„ longitude 122°34'50” W., to this notice may be changed in the light of this notice may be changed in the light latitude 36°16'00” N., longitude 124°26'00” comments received. of comments received. W., to the point of beginning, excluding the An official docket will be available for An official docket will be available for portion below 2,500 feet MSL. The portion within W-513 is excluded between the hours examination by interested persons at examination by interested persons at the of 0800 and 2000 P.s.t., Monday through the Federal Aviation Agency, Office of the Federal Aviation Agency, Office of the Friday, and below 3,000 feet MSL within General Counsel, Attention: Rules Dock General Counsel, Attention: Rules W-513 between the hours of 2000 and 0800 et, 800 Independence Avenue SW., Wash Docket, 800 Independence Avenue SW., P.s.t., Monday through Friday. ington, D.C., 20553. An informal docket Washington, D.C., 20553. An informal As parts of these proposals relate to also will be available for examination at Socket also will be available for examina the navigable airspace outside the United the office of the Regional Air Traffic ron at the office of the Regional Air States, this notice is submitted in con Division Chief. Traffic Division Chief. sonance with the ICAO International There are no procedural changes re The actions proposed herein are pri Standards and Recommended Practices. quired as a result of these proposed marily the result of the relocation of the Applicability of International Stand actions, and there is no requirement for Hoquiam VOR and its conversion to a ards and Recommended Practices, by the alteration of the control zones. Com panion actions relating to the Hamilton ORTAC. The establishment of the Air Traffic Service, FAA, in areas outside AFB, Travis AFB, and the San Jose transition area is included as an asso domestic airspace of the United States is governed by Article 12 and Annex 11 terminal areas will be issued by the West ciated action. ern Region. These amendments are proposed under to the Convention on International Civil Aviation (IC A O ), which pertains to the These amendments are proposed under “CCS- 307(a) and 1110 of the Federal establishment of air navigation facilities the authority of secs. 307(a) and 1110 of lsin% n Act 0f 1958 (49 u -s-c- 1348, and services necessary to promoting the the Federal Aviation Act of 1958 (49 iri0) * and Executive Order 10854 (24 safe, orderly and expeditious flow of civil U.S.C. 1348, 1510) and Executive Order F.R. 9565). air traffic. Its purpose is to insure that 10854 (24 F.R. 9565). civil flying on international air routes Issued in Washington, D.C., on March 8,1966ed Ín Washington> D-C., on March is carried out under uniform conditions 8,1966. designed to improve the safety and J a m e s L . L a m p l , efficiency of air operations. J a m e s L . L a m p l , Acting Chief, Airspace and The International Standards and Rec Acting Chief, Airspace and Air Traffic Rules Division. ommended Practices in Annex 11 apply Air Traffic Rules Division. Doc. 66-2600; Filed, Mar. 1 1 , 1966; in those parts of the airspace under the [F.R. Doc. 66-2601; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; 8:45 a j n . ] jurisdiction of a contracting state, de 8 :4 5 a .m .]
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[ 14 CFR Part 71 1 controlled airspace in the St. Joseph, acteristics and established landing mini- Mo., terminal area, has under consider mums would not be affected. [A irs p a c e D o c k e t N o . 66—CE -1 5 ] ation the following airspace action: Interested persons may submit such written data, views, or arguments as TRANSITION AREA Alter the transition area in the St. Joseph, Mo., terminal area by redesignating it as that they m ay desire. Communications Proposed Alteration airspace extending upward from 700 feet should be submitted in triplicate to the Director, Central Region, Attention: The Federal Aviation Agency is con above the surface within an 8 -mile radius of the Rosecrans Memorial Airport (latitude Chief, Air Traffic Division, Federal Avia sidering an amendment to Part 71 of the 39°46'23” N., longitude 94°54'31'' W .); and tion Agency, 4825 Troost Avenue, Kansas Federal Aviation Regulations to alter within 5 miles E and 8 miles W of the St. City, Mo., 64110. All communications controlled airspace in the St. Joseph, Mo., Joseph ILS localizer S course, extending from received within 45 days after publica t h e 8 -mile radius area to 12 miles S of the transition area. tion of this notice in the F e d e r a l R eg The St. Joseph, Mo., transition area is OM; and that airspace extending upward i s t e r will be considered before action presently designated as: fr o m 1,200 feet above the surface bounded by a line extending from the INT of the S is taken on the proposed amendment. No That airspace extending upward from 700 boundary of V-216 and the W boundary of public hearing is contemplated at this feet above the surface within an 8 -m ile V-13 SW along the W boundary of V-13 to time, but arrangements for informal con radius of the Rosecrans Memorial Airport latitude 39°42'25'' N., longitude 94°29'20'' ferences with Federal Aviation Agency (latitude 39°46'23” N., longitude 94°54'31” W.; thence W to latitude 39°44'00'' N„ longi officials may be made by contacting the W.) and within 5 miles E and 8 m ile s W tude 94°43'20'' W.; thence S to latitude 39°- Regional Air Traffic Division Chief. Any of the St. Joseph ILS localizer S course, ex 30'00" N., longitude 94°49'00” W.; thence tending from the 8-mile radius area to 12 W along latitude 39°30'00" N. to longitude data, views, or arguments presented dur miles S of the OM; and that airspace ex 95°09'00” W.; thence N along longitude 95°- ing such conferences must also be sub tending upward from 1,200 feet above the 09'00” W . to the arc of a 20-mile radius circle mitted in writing in accordance with surface bounded by a line extending from centered on the Rosecrans Memorial Airport; this notice in order to become part of the the INT of the S boundary of V-216 and thence clockwise along this arc to the N record for consideration. The proposal the W boundary of V-13 SW along the W boundary of V—50; thence W along the N contained in this notice may be changed boundary of V-13 to latitude 39°42'25" N., boundary of V-50 to the S boundary erf V - in the light of comments received. longitude 94°29'20" W.; thence W to lati 216; thence E along the S boundary of V-216 The public docket will be available for tude 39°44'00" N., longitude 94°43'20” W.; to point of beginning. thence S to latitude 39°30'00" N., longitude examination by interested persons in the 94°49'00" W.; thence W along latitude The proposed alteration adds con office of the Regional Counsel, Federal 39°30'00" N., to longitude 95°09'00'' W.; trolled airspace in the area northwest of Aviation Agency, 4825 Troost Avenue, thence N along longitude 95°09'00" W. to St. Joseph, Mo., and will permit a more Kansas City, Mo., 64110. the arc of a 20-mile radius circle centered direct radar routing for aircraft oper This amendment is proposed under on the Rosecrans Memorial Airport; thence ating between Lincoln, Nebr., and Kan the authority of section 307(a) of the clockwise along this arc to the W boundary sas City, Mo. It also eliminates that air of V-205; thence N along the W boundary Federal Aviation Act of 1958 (49 U.S.C. space N of St. Joseph bound on the E by of V-205 to the S boundary of V-216; thence 1348). E along the S boundary of V-216 to point of a line 5 miles NE of and parallel to the beginning; and that airspace N of St. Joseph Neola, Iowa VORTAC 142° radial, on the Issued at Kansas City, Mo., on March bound on the E by a line 5 miles NE of and S by V-216 and on the W by longitude 3, 1966. p a r a lle l t o t h e N e o la , Io w a V O R T A C 142 • 95°00'00" W. E d w a r d C. M a r s h , radial, on the S by V—216 and on the W by No revisions to prescribed instrument Director, Central Region. longitude 95°00'00" W . procedures would accompany the actions The Federal Aviation Agency, having proposed herein. Therefore, operational [P.R. Doc. 66-2602; Piled, Mar. 11, 1966; completed a review of the designation of complexities, aircraft performance char 8 :45 a .m .]
FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 4353
Notices
source area headquarters (suboffice) of The functions being transferred to the DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE the Montrose district will be retained at State Director, Montana, are concerned with the identification, classification, use, Consumer ond Marketing Service the Jack Lee Building, 1211 Main Ave nue, Durango, Colo., to serve the public and disposal of public lands, and the de CARROTS GROWN IN SOUTH TEXAS in San Miguel, Dolores, Montezuma, La velopment, conservation, and utilization Plata, Archuleta, and Montrose coun of natural resources of the public lands, Order Directing That Referendum Be ties. It will furnish generally the same which include the major catégories of Conducted Among Producers and type of service as when formerly a dis Lands, Range Management, Forestry, Designating Agents trict office, but organizationally it will Resource Protection, Recreation, Soil be under the direction of the Montrose and Watershed, Wildlife, and Cadastral Pursuant to the applicable provisions district office in Montrose, Colo. Both Engineering. Administration of mineral of the Agricultural Marketing Agreement offices will continue to be open to the resources under the mining and mineral Act of 1937, as amended (7 U.S.C. 601- public between the hours of 7:45 a.m. and leasing laws shall remain with the East 674), it is hereby directed that a refer 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, ex ern States Director. The remaining pro endum be conducted among producers cept on Federal holidays. grams and functions are listed in Part I, who, during the 1964-65 marketing sea section 1.6 of Bureau Order No. 701 of son for South Texas Carrots (which is C h a r l e s H . S t o d d a r d , July 23,1964. hereby determined to be a representa Director. tive period for the purpose of such refer M a r c h 8, 1966. These changes shall become effective endum) , were engaged in the production [P.R. Doc. 66-2619; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; March 15,1966. area, as defined in § 970.4 of this part, 8 :4 7 a m . ] C h a r l e s H . S t o d d a r d , in the production of carrots for market. Director. The purpose of the referendum is to de M a r c h 9, 1966. termine whether such producers favor [ES-0899; Survey Group 144] continuation or termination of Market [F.R. Doc. 66-2688; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; FLORIDA 8 :5 0 a .m .] ing Order No. 970 (7 CFR Part 970) which authorizes regulation of the handling of Notice of Filing of Plat of Survey carrots grown in South Texas. Fish and Wildlife Service W. J. Cremins of the Fruit and Vege • M a r c h 7,1566. table Division, Consumer and Marketing The plat of dependent resurvey and [Depredation Order] Service, McAllen, Tex., Albert H. Karcher, extension survey, including lands errone DEPREDATING GOLDEN EAGLES Jr., County Agricultural Agent, Hidalgo ously omitted from the original survey, County, Tex., and Thomas D. Longbrake, and the survey of four islands in secs. Order Permitting Taking to Seasonally Area Vegetable Specialist, Weslaco, Tex., 7, 8, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 27, 28, and 29, T. Protect Domestic Livestock in Cer of the Federal Extension Service, are 21 S., R. 37 E., Tallahassee meridian, tain Montana Counties hereby designated as agents of the Sec Florida, accepted January 5,1966, will be retary of Agriculture to conduct such officially filed in this office effective at Pursuant to authority in section 2 of referendum jointly or severally. 10 a.m., on April 7, 1966. the Act of June 8, 1940 (54 Stat. 250; 16 The procedure applicable to the refer All subdivisions surveyed have been U.S.C. 668- 668d), as amended, and in endum shall be the procedure for the determined to be over 50 percent swamp accordance with regulations under Part "Conduct of Referenda in Connection and overflow in character within the 11, Title 50, Code of Federal Regulations, with Marketing Orders for Fruits, Vege meaning of the Swamp and Overflowed the Secretary of the Interior has author tables, and Nuts” (30 F.R. 15414). Lands Act of September 28, 1850. Title ized the taking of golden eagles without Ballots to be cast in the referendum to the lands inured to the State of Flor a permit to seasonally protect domesti and instructions therefor may be ob ida as of that date, and the lands are cated livestock during the period from tained from any appointee hereunder. therefore open only to application by the April 1, 1966, through June 30, 1966, in (Sec. 1- 19, 48 Stat. 31, as amended; 7 U.S.C. State of Florida under that Act. They Montana, subject to the following con 601-674) will not be open to any other applica ditions : tions for use or disposition under the 1. Golden eagles may be taken with Dated: March 8,1966. public land laws, including the mining out a permit only for the protection of G e o r g e L . M e h r e n , and mineral leasing laws. domesticated livestock and only by live Assistant Secretary. All inquiries relating to these lands stock owners and their agents. should be sent to the Manager, Eastern 2. Golden eagles may be taken by any (F-R. Doc. 66-2632; P ile d , M a r . 11, 1966; States Land Office, Bureau of Land Man 8:48 a .m .] suitable means or methods except by the agement, Washington, D.C., 20240. use of poison or from aircraft. 3. Golden eagles or any parts thereof J o s e p h P . H a g a n , Assistant Manager. taken pursuant to this authorization may department o f t h e in ter io r not be possessed, purchased, sold, traded, [F.R. Doc. 66-2620; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; bartered, or offered for sale, trade, or Bureau of Land Management 8 :4 7 a m . ] barter. 4. Taking without a permit is author COLORADO STATE OF MINNESOTA ized only in the following counties: Consolidation of Montrose and Du Notice of Change of Jurisdiction S ilv e r B o w . H ill. rango District Offices; Correction C ascad e. R a v a lli. Notice is hereby given that the State Yellowstone. C u ste r. 14Q?6 third paragraph of F.R. Doc. 66- Director of Montana, Bureau of Land M isso u la. D a w so n . for ¿^pPeartng on page 2556 of the issue Management, Billings, Mont., shall as Lewis and Clark. R o o sevelt. renn ¡“kruary 9, 1966, 31 F.R. 27, should sume responsibility of all public land G a lla t in . Beaverhead. as follows: F la t h e a d . C h o u te a u . functions for public domain land in Min F e rg u s. V a lle y . knew! cons°tidated districts will be nesota except minerals which shall be P o w d e r R iv e r. T o o le . head™, a! tlle Montrose district, with retained by the Director of the Eastern C a r b o n . B ig H o r n . «^quarters at Montrose, Colo. A re States Office, Washington, D.C. P h illip s . Musselshell.
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B la in e . S w e e t G ra ss . [Docket No. S-349] available before making a determination Madison. McCone. that the contemplated operations of the P o n d e ra . C arte r. j a c k e . McFa r la n d vessel will or will not cause such eco R ic h la n d . Broadwater. nomic hardship or injury. P o w e ll. W h e a t la n d . Notice of Loan Application R o s e b u d . P ra irie . Jack E. McFarland, 12012 36th Ave H. E. C r o w t h e r , Deer Lodge. G r a n ite . nue NE., Seattle, Wash., 98125, has ap Acting Director, Teton. Meagher. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Stillwater. Liberty. plied for a loan from the Fisheries Loan T re a su re . P a r k . Fund to aid in financing the purchase M a r c h 9,1966. S h e rid a n . G a rfie ld . of a used 39.2-foot registered length wood [F.R. Doc. 66-2638; Filèd, Mar. 11, 1966; Judith Basin. Jefferson. vessel to engage in the fishery for sal 8 :4 8 a .m .] D a n ie ls. W ib a u x . mon, albacore, and halibut. G la c ie r. G o ld e n V a U e y , Notice is hereby given pursuant to the P e tro le u m . F a llo n . provisions of Public Law 89-85 and Fish 5. Any person taking golden eagleseries Loan Fund Procedures (50 CFR, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE pursuant to this authorization must at Part 250, as revised Aug. 11, 1965), that all reasonable times, including during the above entitled application is being Office of the Secretary actual operations, permit any Federal considered by the Bureau of Commercial RICHMOND LEWIS or State game law enforcement officer Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife Service, De free and unrestricted access over the partment of the Interior, Washington, Statement of Changes in Financial premises on which such operations have D.C., 20240. Any person desiring to sub Interests been or are being conducted; and shall mit evidence that the contemplated oper furnish promptly to such officer what ation of such vessel will cause economic In accordance with the requirements ever information he may require con hardship or injury to efficient vessel of section 710(b) (6 ) of the Defense Pro cerning such operations. operators already operating in that fish duction Act of 1950, as amended, an d ery must submit such evidence in writing Executive Order 10647 of November 28, J o h n S. G o t t s c h a l k , 1955, the following changes have taken Director, Bureau of to the Director, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, within 30 days from the date of place in my financial interests as re Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. publication of this notice. I f such evi ported in the F e d e r a l R e g is t e r d u rin g M a r c h 9, 1966. dence is received it will be evaluated the past 6 months: [F .R . D o c . 66-2635; F ile d , M a r . 11, 1966; along with such other evidence as may A. Deletions: Jessop Steel Co.; Hazel 8:48 a .m .] be available before making a determina Bishop, Inc.; Sterling Precision Corp.; Auto tion that the contemplated operations of matic Radio Manufacturing; and C.C.I. Corp. the vessel will or will not cause such eco B. Additions: None. [D o c k e t N o . C -2 3 3 ] nomic hardship or injury. This statement is made as of February 27,1966. CHARLES W. BEYERS Hr E. C r o w t h e r , Acting Director, R i c h m o n d L e w i s . Notice of Loan Application Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. February 28,1966. Charles W. Beyers, 210 Ladera Court, M a r c h 9,1966. [F.R. Doc. 66-2597; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; 8 :45 a .m .] Santa Cruz, Calif., 95061, has applied for [F .R . D oc. 66-2637; F ile d , M a r . 11, 1966; a loan from the Fisheries Loan Fund to 8 :4 8 a j n . ] aid in financing the purchase of a used 30-foot wood vessel to engage in the fishery for salmon and bottom fish. [Docket No. S-348] Notice is hereby given pursuant to the JACK MATHEW TORGERSON CIVIL AERONAUTICS OOARD provisions of Public Law 89-85 and Fish [D o c k e t N o . 16764] eries Loan Fund Procedures (50 CFR Notice of Loan Application Part 250, as revised Aug. 11, 1965) that BRANIFF-PANAGRA ACQUISITION the above entitled application is being James Mathew Torgerson, 1103 Fair- CASE considered by the Bureau of Commercial field Street, Aberdeen, Wash., 98520, has Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife Service, De applied for a loan from the Fisheries Notice of Postponement of Prehearing partment of the Interior, Washington, Loan Fund to aid in financing the pur Conference D.C., 20240. Any person desiring to sub chase of a used 73.6-foot registered length wood vessel to engage in the PursuanMo the joint request of Branifl mit evidence that the contemplated op Airways, Inc., and Pan American Wo eration of such vessel will cause eco fishery for hake, bottomfish, herring, and crab. Airways, Inc., the date for filing doc - nomic hardship or injury to efficient ves ments (motions, statements of P°sv'10T ’ sel operators already operating in that Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Public Law 89-85 and Fish statements of issues, etc.) in the abo fishery must submit such evidence in entitled proceeding, now set for writing to the Director, Bureau of Com eries Loan Fund Procedures (50 CFR Part 250, as revised Aug. 11, 1965) that 10, is hereby postponed until Marcn > mercial Fisheries, within 30 days from 1966. Any answers to such doeume the date of publication of this notice. I f the above entitled application is being considered by the Bureau of Commercial shall be filed on or before April 7, such evidence is received it will be eval Prehearing conference in the proc uated along with such other evidence as Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife Service, De partment of the Interior, Washington, ing, now assigned for March 15, 1» « may be available before making a de hereby postponed and reassigned termination that the contemplated op D.C., 20240. Any person desiring to sub mit evidence that the contemplated oper April 7, 1966, at 10 a.m., e.s.t., in j w erations of the vessel will or will not 726, Universal Building, Connecticut anu cause such economic hardship or injury. ation of such vessel will cause economic hardship or injury to efficient vessel oper Florida Avenues NW., Washington, H. E. C r o w t h e r , ators already operating in that fishery Dated at Washington, D.C., M a r c h 8, Acting Director, must submit such evidence in writing to 1966. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. the Director, Bureau of Commercial [ seal] T homas L. Wri^ n, Fisheries, within i30 days from the date of Associate Chief Examiner. March 9, 1966. publication of this notice. I f such evi [F.R. Doc. 66-2636; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; dence is received it will be evaluated [F.R. Doc. 66-2648; Filed, Mar. H. 19 8 :4 8 a .m .] along with such other evidence as may be 8 :49 a . m ]
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[Docket No. 16730] Agreements to be superseded, i.e., Agree CAPITOL AIRWAYS, INC. FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION ments 5450, 7630, and 7640, as amended. Dated: March 9, 1966. Enforcement Proceeding; Notice of BRAZIL/UNITED STATES-CANADA Hearing FREIGHT CONFERENCE, ET AL. By order of the Federal Maritime Com mission. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Notice of Agreement Filed for T h o m a s L i s i , provisions of the Federal Aviation Act Approval Secretary. of 1958, as amended, that hearing in the [F.R. Doc. 66-2641; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; above-entitled proceeding is assigned to Notice is hereby given that the follow 8 :4 9 a .m .] be held on April 12,1966, at 10 a.m., e.s.t., ing agreement has been filed with the in Room 1027, Universal Building, Con Commission for approval pursuant to necticut and Florida Avenues NW., section 15 of the Shipping Act, 1916, as FARRELL LINES, INC., AND COM- Washington, D.C., before Examiner Bar amended (39 Stat. 733, 75 Stat. 763, 46 PAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARI- ron Fredericks. U.S.C. 814). TIMES Dated at Washington, D.C., March 8, Interested parties may inspect and Notice of Agreement Filed for 1966. obtain a copy of the agreement\at the Washington office of the Federal Mari Approval [ s e a l ] F r a n c i s W. B r o w n , time Commission, 1321 H -Street NW., Notice is hereby given that the follow Chief Examiner. Room 609; or may inspect agreements at ing agreement has been filed with the [F.R. Doc. 66-2649; F ile d , M a r. 11, 1966; the offices of the District Managers, New Commission for approval pursuant to 8 :5 0 a .m .] York, N.Y., New Orleans, La., and San section 15 of the Shipping Act, 1916, as Francisco, Calif. Comments with ref amended (39 Stat. 733, 75 Stat. 763, 46 [Docket No. 16133] erence to an agreement including a re U.S.C. 814). quest for hearing, if desired, may be sub Interested parties may inspect and ob MOHAWK ROUTE 94 REALIGNMENT mitted to the Secretary, Federal Mari tain a copy of the agreement at the INVESTIGATION time Commission, Washington, D.C., Washington office of the Federal Mari 20573, within 20 days after publication time Commission, 1321 H Street NW., Notice of Postponement of Hearing Room 609; or may inspect agreements of this notice in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r . A at the offices of the District Managers, Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the copy of any such statement should also New York, N.Y., New Orleans, La., and provisions of the Federal Aviation Act of be forwarded to the party filing the as amended, that the hearing in the San Francisco, Calif. Comments with 1958, agreement (as indicated hereinafter) above-entitled proceeding previously as reference to an agreement including a signed to be held on March 28, 1966, is and the comments should indicate that request for hearing, if desired, may be Postponed to April 19, 1966, at 10 a.m., this has been done. submitted to the Secretary, Federal es.t., in Room 911, Universal Building, Notice of agreement filed for approval Maritime Commission, Washington, D.C., Connecticut and Florida Avenues NW., by: 20573, within 20 days after publication Washington, D.C. of this notice in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r . Mr. Wilbur Van Emburgh, Filing Agent, A copy of any such statement should also Dated at Washington, D.C., March 7, Brazil/United States-Canada Freight Con be forwarded to the party filing the 1966. ference, 17 Battery Place, New York, N.Y., 10004. agreement (as indicated hereinafter) [ s e a l] M i l t o n H . S h a p i r o , and the comments should indicate that Hearing Examiner. Agreement 9529, between present mem this has been done. bers of the Brazil/United States-Canada Notice of agreement filed for approval [F.R. Doc. 66-2650; F ile d , M a r. 11, 1966; by: 8 :5 0 a .m .] Freight Conference (Agreement 5450), the Mid Brazil/United States-Canada Mr. J. Gerald Shea, Traffic Manager-Opera Freight Conference (Agreement 7630), tions, Farrell Lines, Inc., 1 Whitehall and the North Brazil/United States- Street, New York, N.Y., 10004. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Canada Freight Conference (Agreement Agreement 9528, between Farrell Lines, 7640), will supersede said conference Inc. and Compagnie Des Messageries PSYCHOLOGIST (COUNSELING) AND agreements and establish a new confer Maritimes, establishes a through billing EDUCATIONAL COUNSELOR, JOB ence to be known as the All Brazil/ arrangement for movement of cargo be CORPS CONSERVATION CENTERS United States-Canada Freight Confer tween Malagasy Republic outports and U.S. Atlantic ports with transshipment ence for operation in the trade from Notice of Manpower Shortage at Tamatave, Diego-Suarez, Nossi-Be, Brazilian Ports, including those on the Majunga and/or Fort Dauphin, Mala nf^ der ^ e provisions of section 7 (b) Amazon River and its tributaries, to gasy Republic in accordance with terms 1Q4« 6 Adm*n*strative Expenses Act of Atlantic and Gulf ports of the United 08 ®lnen(ie(i» the Civil Service Com- and conditions set forth in the agree States and to Eastern Canadian ports, ment. 19fifi +1. t°und, effective February 24, including St. Lawrence River ports not a„. ’ ^at there is a manpower short West of Montreal but not including New Dated: March 8, 1966. er™,T,01\. - e Positions of Psychologist foundland. For the purpose of estab By order of the Federal Maritime K ? ? ling) q S-180-9, and Educational lishing and publishing rates, rules and Commission. Ä Ä 701-9’ Job CMPS Con- regulations and determining member T h o m a s L i s i , the°n?a^c^^e P otion s not subject to participation, the agreement provides Secretary. Amy««*1Bcation Act are also covered. for three (3) sections: The South Brazil [F-R. Doc. 66-2642; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; Paid fi«es+J'° these positions may be Section covering the port of Victoria and 8 :4 9 a m . ] tran
U n i t e d S t a t e s C i v i l S e r v - including, Victoria north to and includ ERN PAN-AMERICA LINE A/S
[spin ,,ICE C o m m i s s i o n , ing Natal; and, the North Brazil Section (NOPAL WEST AFRICA LINE) M a r y V . W e n z e l , covering ports north of, but not includ Executive Assistant to ing, Natal and ports on the Amazon Notice of Agreement Filed for IPr the Commissioners. River and its tributaries. All other pro Approval c- 66-2634; F ile d , M a r . 11, 1966;. visions are substantially the same as Notice is hereby given that the follow 8:48 a m . ] those set forth in the three Conference ing agreement has been filed with the
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Commission for approval pursuant to the partiesmay perform freight forward is a cooperative working arrangement section 15 of the Shipping Act, 1916, as ing services for each other. Forwarding whereunder forwarding and service fees amended (39 Stat. 733, 75 Stat. 763, 46 and service fees are to be agreed upon are subject to negotiation and agreement U.S.C.814), on each transaction. Ocean freight on each transaction depending upon the Interested parties may inspect and compensation is to be divided as agreed services to be performed. Ocean freight obtain a copy of the agreement at the between the parties. brokerage is to be divided between the Washington office of the Federal M ari J. T. Steeb & Co., Inc., Portland, parties as agreed on a 50/50 basis of time Commission, 1321 H Street NW., Oreg., and Chas. Kurz Co., Phil brokerage. This division of brokerage Room 609; or may inspect agreements at adelphia, Pa ___ ,___ f__f______F F -2 8 3 8 will be restricted to those shipments han the offices of the District Managers, New J o h n H . F a u n c e N e w Y o r k , In c ., N e w dled on behalf of each other. York, N.Y., New Orleans, La., and San York, N.Y., and Eastern Freight Agreement FF-2869 between Export Francisco, Calif. Comments with refer Forwarders, Inc., Mobile, Ala_____ FF-2841 Enterprises, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa., and ence to an agreement including a request Bernadine Shipping Co., Inc., New Dupont Export-Import Co., Inc., New York, N.Y., and A. F. Burstrom & for hearing, if desired, may be submitted Son, Inc., Detroit, Mich ______... FF-2853 Orleans, La., is a cooperative working to the Secretary, Federal Maritime Com W. O. Smith & Co., Inc., Norfolk, arrangement whereunder ocean freight mission, Washington, D.C., 20573, within Va., and C. S. Greene & Co., Inc., compensation is to be divided as follows: 20 days after publication of this notice Chicago, 111______:______F F —2858 90 percent to the originating forwarder in .the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r . A copy of any Chas. Kurz Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and 10 percent to the correspondent for such statement should also be forwarded and Major Forwarding Co., Inc., warder. The basic fee for passing ship to the party filing the agreement (as in New York, N.Y ______F F -2 8 5 9 per’s export declaration will be $3.50 dicated hereinafter) and the comments John W. Newton, Jr., Beaumont, each. Other forwarding and service fees Tex., and D. C. Andrews & Co., should indicate that this has been done. Inc., New York, N.Y. (Branches)__ F F -2 8 6 0 are subject to negotiation and agreement Notice of agreement filed for approval Samuel Shapiro & Co., Inc., Balti on each transaction depending upon the by: more, Md., and E. J. Littman services rendered or to be performed. Mr. J. Gerald Shea, Traffic Manager-Opera Co., Cleveland, Ohio ______F F -2 8 6 2 Agreement FF-2879 between Amer- tions, Farrell Lines, Inc., 1 Whitehall L o re tz & Co., Los Angeles, Calif., sped, Inc., New York, N.Y* and Fillette, Street, New York, N.Y., 10004. and Foreign Forwarding of Mil Green & Co. of Tampa, Tampa, Fla., is a waukee, Milwaukee, W is ______F F -2 86 3 cooperative working arrangement Agreement 9527, between Farrell Lines, Eastern Freight Forwarders, Inc., whereunder forwarding and service fees Inc., and The Northern Pan-America Mobile, Ala., and Erskine Freight are subject to negotiation and agreement Line A/S (Nopal West Africa Line), Forwarding Co., Inc., New York, on each transaction depending upon the establishes a through billing arrange N.Y ______F F -2 8 6 4 W illiam H. Masson, Inc., Baltimore, services to be performed. Passing of ex ment for movement of cargo between Md., and Dorf International, Inc., port declarations at $1.50 each and extra Liberian ports and U.S. Gulf ports with New Orleans, La ______F F -2 8 6 5 reimbursement for extra services per transshipment at Monrovia, Liberia in Cobal International, Inc., New York, formed. Ocean freight brokerage is not accordance with terms and conditions N.Y., and D. Lee Kraus & Co., to be divided between the parties. Party set forth in the agreement. Baltimore, M d ______F F -2 8 6 6 J. T. Steeb & Co., Inc., Tacoma, originating the shipment will retain Dated: March 8,1966. Wash., and Le Mare Transport, ocean freight compensation. By order of the Federal Maritime In c ., N e w Y o r k , N . Y ______F F -2 8 6 7 Agreement FF-2872 between C. S. Commission. Stone Forwarding Co., Inc., Corpus Greene & Co., Inc., Chicago, HI. Christi, Tex., and Merit Shipping (Branches), and Mid-America Shipping T h o m a s L i s i , Co., N e w Y o r k , N . Y ______F F -2 8 6 8 Secretary. ¡Service, Chicago, 111., is a cooperative W. O. Smith & Co., Inc., New York, working arrangement • whereunder for [F.R. Doc. 66-2643; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; N.Y., and R. G. Hobelman & Co., warding and service fees are as agreed. 8 :49 a .m .] Inc., Baltimore, M d ______F F -2 8 7 1 Chas. Kurz Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Special services remain subject to nego and Freedman & Slater, Inc., New tiation and agreement on each transac J. B. STEEB & CO., INC., ET AL. Y o r k , N . Y ______F F -2 8 7 5 tion. Ocean freight brokerage to be Rohner, Gehrig & Co., Inc., New divided on the basis of fifty percent Notice of Agreements Filed for Ap York, N.Y., and H. L. Ziegler, Inc., (50%) for Mid-America Shipping Serv proval and Agreements Subject to Houston, Tex ______F F -2 8 7 6 ice and fifty percent (50%) for C. S. W . J. Byrnes & Co. of New York, Inc., Greene & Co., Inc. Cancellation New York, N.Y., and Buckley & Agreement FF-2873 between P. F. Hox- C o., H o u s to n , T e x ______F F -2 8 7 7 Notice is hereby given that the follow John W. Newton, Jr., Beaumont, ter, New Orleans, La., and Seair For ing freight forwarder cooperative work Tex., and W . R. Zanes & Co., Hous warding Co., Inc., New York, N.Y., is a ing agreements have been filed with the to n , T e x ______F F -2 8 7 8 cooperative working arrangement where Commission for approval pursuant to E. L. Mobley, Savannah, Ga., and under forwarding and service fees are section 15 of the Shipping Act, 1916, as Gotham Shipping Co., Inc., New subject to negotiation and the a g r e e m e n t amended (39 Stat. 733, 75 Stat. 763, Y o r k , N . Y ______F F -2 8 7 9 on each transaction depending upon the 46 U.S.C. 814). Argus Shipping Co., Inc., New York, services to be performed. Ocean freight N.Y., and Del M ar Shipping Corp., compensation is to be divided equally Interested parties may inspect and ob Los Angeles, Calif ______F F -2 8 8 0 tain a copy of the agreements at the Fillette, Green & Co., of Tampa, (50%/50%) between the two parties. Washington office of the Federal Mari Tampa, Fla., and Fred P. Gas- This division of brokerage will b e re time Commission, 1321 H Street NW., kell Co* Inc., New York, N.Y. stricted to those shipments handled on Room 301. Comments with reference ( B r a n c h e s ) ______F F -2 8 8 1 behalf of each other. to an agreement including a request for Seaport Shipping Co., (Seattle), Agreement FF-2874 between C. hearing, if desired, may be submitted to Seattle, Wash., and P. John Han- Greene & Co., Inc., Chicago, the Secretary, Federal Maritime Com rahan, Inc., New York, N.Y ______F F -2 8 8 4 Charleston Overseas Forwarders, (Branches), and Borinquen E x p re s s Co* mission, Washington, D.C., 20573, within Inc., Charleston, S.C., and United Chicago, HI., is a cooperative working 20 days after publication of this notice Forwarders Service, Miami, Fla ___ F F -2 8 8 5 arrangement whereunder forwarding a in the F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r . A copy o f any W. J. Byrnes & Co. of New York, service fees as agreed. Special such statement or request for a hearing Inc., New York, N.Y., and J. E. remain subject to negotiation and agr should also be forwarded to each of the Bernard & Co., Inc., Chicago, 111__F F -2 8 8 6 parties to the agreement (as indicated Fred P. Gaskell Co., Inc., Norfolk, ment on each transaction, hereinafter), and the comments should Va., and Alltransport, Inc., Chi freight brokerage to be divided c ago , 111______F F -2 8 8 7 Indicate that this has been done. basis of fifty percent (50% ) toBori 0 Unless otherwise indicated, these Agreement FF-2861 between Eastern Express Co.; and fifty percent (5 agreements are nonexclusive, coopera Freight Forwarders, Inc., Mobile, Ala* C. S. Greene & Co* Inc., on the am tive working arrangements under which and Pafco Forwarders, Inc., Miami, Fla* collected.
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P.N.S. Cdrp., New York, N.Y., is party Mr. Thomas K. Roche, Haight, Gardner, Poor proceeding will be redesignated, and Ap to the following agreements, the terms & Havens, 80 Broad Street, New York, N.Y., plicant will be required to file a surety of which are identical. The other par- 10004. bond to assure the refund of any amount ties are: Agreement 7830-10, between the mem collected by him in excess of the amount determined to be just and reasonable in Wall Shipping, Baltimore, M d ------F F -2 8 8 2 ber lines of the U.S. Great Lakes-Bor- Gallagher and Ascher Co., Chicago, deaux/Hamburg Range Westbound Con said proceeding. 111______F F —2883 ference, modifies Article 2 of the basic After due notice, no petitions to in agreement to provide for the exclusion tervene, notices of intervention, or pro Forwarding and service fees are sub from the Conference tariffs of all freight tests to the granting of any of the re ject to negotiation and agreement on and other charges on transshipments spective applications or petitions in this each transaction after giving considera originating at or destined to ports beyond order have been received. tion to extend and value of services to the scope thereof. At a hearing held on February 24, be performed. Ocean freight brokerage 1966, the Commission on its own motion will not be divided between the parties. Dated: March 8,1966. received and made a part of the record All ocean freight compensation will be By order of the Federal Maritime in these proceedings all evidence, includ retained by the F.N.S. Corp. Commission. ing the applications, amendments, and N o t ic e o f A g r e e m e n t s S u b j e c t t o T h o m a s L i s i , exhibits thereto, submitted in support of C ancellation Secretary. the respective authorizations sought herein, and upon consideration of the Notice is hereby given that the fol [F.R. Doc. 66-2645; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966;' record, 8 :49 a .m .] lowing independent ocean freight for The Commission finds: warder cooperative working agreements (1) Each Applicant herein is a approved by the Commission pursuant “natural-gas company” within the mean to section 15 of the Shipping Act, 1916, ing of the Natural Gas Act as heretofore as amended (39 Stat. 733, Stat. 763, 46 FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION found by the Commission or will be en U.S.C. 814) are scheduled for cancella [Docket No. G-3783, etc.] gaged in the sale of natural gas in in tion inasmuch as in accordance with the terstate commerce for resale for ultimate terms therein the parties to the agree CONTINENTAL OIL CO. ET AL. public consumption, subject to the juris ments have requested in writing that the Findings and Order diction of the Commission, and will agreements be terminated. therefore, be a “natural-gas company” Dyson Shipp in g C o., In c ., N e w Y o r k , M a r c h 2,1966. within the meaning of said Act upon the N.Y., and Sockrider Forwarding Findings and order after statutory commencement of the service under the Co., Lake Charles, L a ______F F -5 1 5 hearing issuing certificates of public con respective authorizations granted here Judson S held on In te r n a t io n a l, N e w venience and necessity, canceling docket inafter. York, N.Y., and Gallagher and Ascher Co., Chicago, 111______N o . 8966 number, amending certificates, permit (2) The sales of natural gas hereinbe ting and approving abandonment of fore described, as more fully described in Dated: March 8, 1966. service, terminating certificates, making the respective applications, amendments
T h o m a s L i s i , successor co-respondent, redesignating and/or supplements herein, will be made Secretary. proceeding, requiring filing of surety in interstate commerce, subject to the bond, and accepting related rate sched jurisdiction of the Commission, and such IF.R. Doc. 66-2644; F iled , M a r. 11, 1966; ules and supplements for filing. sales by the respective Applicants, to 8:49 a .m .] Each of the Applicants listed herein gether with the construction and opera has filed an application pursuant to sec tion of any facilities' subject to the tion 7 of the Natural Gas Act for a jurisdiction of the Commission neces us. GREAT LAKES-BORDEAUX/ certificate of public convenience and nec sary therefor, are subject to the require HAMBURG RANGE WESTBOUND essity authorizing the sale and delivery ments of subsections (c) (e) of section 7 CONFERENCE of natural gas in interstate commerce, of the Natural Gas Act. for permission and approval to abandon (3) The sales of natural gas by the Notice of Agreement Filed for service, or a petition to amend an exist respective Applicants, together with the Approval ing certificate authorization, all as more construction and operation of any facil fully described in the respective applica ities subject to the jurisdiction of the Notice is hereby given that the follow tions and petitions (and any supplements Commission necessary therefor, are re ing agreement has been filed with the or amendments thereto) which are on quired by the public convenience and commission for approval pursuant to file with the Commission. necessity and certificates therefore section 15 of the Shipping Act, 1916, as The Applicants herein have filed re should be issued as hereinafter ordered amended (39 Stat. 733, 75 Stat. 763, 46 lated FPC Gas Rate Schedules and pro and conditioned. U.S.C. 814). pose to initiate or abandon, add or delete (4) The respective Applicants are able Interested parties may inspect and ob- natural gas service in interstate com and willing properly to do the acts and to tain a copy of the agreement at the merce as indicated by the tabulation perform the services proposed and to Washington office of the Federal Mari- herein. All sales certificated herein are conform to the provisions of the Natural “me Commission, 1321 H Street NW, either equal to or below the ceiling prices Gas Act and the requirements, rules, and or may inspect agreements at established by the Commission’s State regulations of the Commission there Yrwv x es district Managers, New ment of General Policy 61-1, as amended, under, . ,Y-’ New Orleans, La., and San or involve sales for which permanent (5) It is necessary and appropriate in » c p , Calif. Comments with ref- certificates have been previously issued. carrying out the provisions of the Natu mme?6 * an agreement including a re- C. F. Raymond, Applicant in Docket ral Gas Act that Docket No. CI66-284 fa rin g, if desired, may be No. CI66-454, proposes to continue in should be canceled and that the applica d to the Secretary, Federal part the sale of natural gas heretofore tion filed therein should be processed as 20^ , meJCommission. Washington, D.C., authorized in Docket No. G-14892 and a petition to amend the certificate here of thi ■ 20 days after publication made pursuant to U.S. Smelting Refin tofore issued in Docket No. CI62-1516 by A pnrvf i n t h e F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r . ing and Mining Co. FPC Gas Rate Sched permitting the successor in interest to bp aily such statement should also ule No. 8. Said rate schedule will also continue the service heretofore author m party SUng the be accepted for filing as Applicant’s rate ized. and ffc <-as indicated hereinafter) schedule. The presently effective rate (6) It is necessary and appropriate in thk P°mments should indicate that under said rate schedule is in effect sub carrying out the provisions of the Natu Not- done- ject to refund in Docket No. RI64-656. ral Gas Act and the public convenience by; 1Ce agreement filed for approval Accordingly, Applicant will be made a and necessity require that the certificate co-respondent in said proceeding, the authorizations heretofore issued in the
FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 3T, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 4358 NOTICES following dockets should be amended as (B) The certificates granted in para take-or-pay provisions for less than 80 hereinafter ordered and conditioned: graph (A ) above are not transferable and percent of the annual contract quantity. shall be effective only so long as Appli (G ) A certificate of public convenience G -3 7 8 3 G -1 8 74 8 C I6 4 -1 4 8 G -5 1 2 3 G —19316 C I64—546 cants continue the acts or operations and necessity is issued to Applicant in G -6 9 4 7 0160-590 C I64—735 hereby authorized in accordance with the Docket No. CI66-555 authorizing the G —7978 C I60-788 CI6 4 -9 29 provisions o f’ the Natural Gas Act and continuance of the related sale which G -1 0 70 6 C I6 1—1460 C I65-205 the applicable rules, regulations, and was initiated without Commission au G —11860 C I62-1132 CI65—301 orders of the Commission. thorization. G —14892 CI62-1251 C I65—396 (C) The grant of the certificates is (H ) The certificates heretofore issued G -1 6 01 0 0163—411 C I6 5 -7 6 6 sued in paragraph (A ) above shall not be in Docket Nos. G-3783, G-5123, G-6947, G -1 6 21 8 C I63-1363 CI65—1145 G -1 6 36 7 C I6 4 -8 2 C I6 6 -3 2 construed as a waiver of the require G-10706, G-16218, G-16367, G-18630, G —18630 ments of section 4 of the Natural Gas CI60-590, CI60-788, CI62-1132, CI63-411, Act or of Part 154 or Part 157 of the CI64-82, CI64-546, CI64-735, CI64-929, (7) It is necessary and appropriate in Commission’s regulations thereunder, CI65-396, and CI65-1145 are amended by carrying out the provisions of the Natu and is without prejudice to any findings adding thereto or deleting therefrom au ral Gas Act that the temporary certifi or orders which have been or may here thorization to sell natural gas to the cate heretofore issued in Docket No. after be made by the Commission in any same purchasers and in the same areas CI64-4651 should be amended to reflect proceeding now pending or hereafter as covered by the original authorizations, General American Oil Co. of Texas instituted by or against the respective pursuant to the rate schedule supple (Operator), et al., as certificate holder Applicants. Further, our action in this ments as indicated In the tabulation, thereof in lieu of J. P. Owen (Operator), proceeding shall not foreclose nor preju herein. et al. dice any future proceedings or objections (I) The certificate issued herein in (8) The sales of natural gas proposed relating to the operation of any price or Docket No. CI66-301 and the authoriza to be abandoned by the respective Appli related provisions in the gas purchase tion granted in Docket No. CI65-396 in cants, as hereinbefore described, all as contracts herein involved. Nor shall the paragraph (H ) above are subject to the more fully described in the tabulation grant of the certificates aforesaid for following conditions: herein and in the respective applications, service to the particular customers in (a) Frio-Tex Oil & Gas Co. (Oper are subject to the requirements of sub volved imply approval of all of the terms ator) , et al., and Rodman Oil Co. shall section (b) of section 7 of the Natural of the respective contracts, particularly file, within 90 days from the date of Gas Act, and such abandonments should as to the cessation of service upon ter initial delivery, a Rate Schedule-Quality be permitted and approved as herein mination of said contracts, as provided Statement as set forth in Opinion No. 468, after ordered. by section 7(b) of the Natural Gas Act. as modified by Opinion No. 468-A. (9) It is necessary and appropriate in Nor shall the grant of the certificates (b) No increase in rate may be filed carrying out the provisions of the Natural aforesaid be construed to preclude the prior to January 1, 1968, except in com Gas Act that the certificates of public imposition of any sanctions pursuant to pliance with a specific order of the Com convenience and necessity heretofore is the provisions of the Natural Gas Act for mission, for a rate in excess of the appli sued to the respective Applicants herein the unauthorized commencement of any cable area rate as determined pursuant relating to the abandonments herein sales of natural gas subject to said cer to the Commission’s Opinion No. 468, after permitted and approved should be tificates. as modified by Opinion No. 468-A, or terminated. (D) 'Die grant of the certificates is pursuant to a later order of the Com (10) It is necessary and appropriate in sued herein on all applications filed mission. carrying out the provisions of the after April 15, 1965, is upon the condi (c) Should the quality of the gas de Natural Gas Act that C. P. Raymond tion that no increase in rate which would livered at any time deviate from the should be made a co-respondent in the exceed the ceiling prescribed for the quality standards set forth in ordering proceeding pending in Docket No. RI64- given area by paragraph (d) of the Com paragraph (B) of Opinion No. 468-A so 656, that said proceeding should be re mission’s Statement of General Policy as to require a downward adjustment to designated accordingly, and that C. P. 61-1, as amended, shall be filed prior to the existing rate, a notice of change in Raymond should be required to file a the applicable dates, as indicated by rate must be filed pursuant to the provi surety bond. footnotes 2 and 13 in the attached tabu sions of section 4 of the Natural Gas (11) It is necessary and appropriate in lation. Act: Provided, however, That adjust carrying out the provisions of the Natu (E) A certificate of public convenience ments reflecting changes in Btu content ral Gas Act that the respective related and necessity is issued to Applicants in shall be computed by the applicable rate schedules and supplements as desig Docket No. CI63-1219, to continue in part formula set forth in Opinion No. 468, as nated or redesignated in the tabulation the sale of natural gas heretofore au modified by Opinion No. 468-A, «n herein should be accepted for filing as thorized in Docket No. G-16010, at the /»Viorcrû/I virîfh A iit fVlP fillTlST o f 2L Ï10W C6 O' hereinafter ordered. proposed rate of 15.0 cents per Mcf sub change in rate. . The Commission orders : ject to the following conditions: (J) The certificate issued herein m (A ) Certificates of public convenience (a) K. B. Absher, et al. and John P. Docket No. CI66-346 and the authoriza and necessity are issued upon the terms Booth, et al., shall submit, within 45 days tion granted in Docket No. CK4-&29 and conditions of this order, authorizing from the date of this order, an estimated paragraph (H ) above are subject to the sales by the respective Applicants billing statement reflecting the 15.0 cents conditions set forth in paragraphs > herein of natural gas in interstate com rate. (D ), and (E) of the order accompanying merce for resale, together with the con (b) A statement showing the amounts Opinion No. 353 (27 FPC 449); struction and operation of any facilities refunded to the buyer, Northern Natural the authorization granted in Docket, • subject to the jurisdiction of the Com Gas Co., attributable to the difference CI64-929 is conditioned upon Apphca mission necessary for such sales, all as between the rate previously collected and filing a supplement to its rate sc"® . hereinbefore described and as more fully the proposed 15.0 cents rate. applicable to said acreage, to P? . described in the respective applications, (c) A release from the buyer stating for a proportional downward Btu aaj amendments, supplements, and exhibits that the required refunds have been merit from a base of 1,000 Btu pe in this proceeding. made. (F ) A certificate of public convenience f 0<(K:) The certificate heretofore issued 1 Although the temporary certificate con and necessity is issued to Applicant in in Docket No. G-18748 is amended w * tained no express refund obligation, there is Docket No. CI66-381, and the allowance elude the sale of natural gas iro a possibility that refunds may be ordered in for the take-or-pay provisions of the re additional acreage and such au said docket by General American Oil Co. of lated rate schedule is subject to the ulti tion is subject to the conditions set form Texas and J. P. Owen. PJ3.C. of the State of mate disposition of the rule-making pro in paragraphs (G ) and (H) jnpc New York v. P.P.G., 329 P. 2d 242, cert, denied ceeding in Docket No. R-199, however, accompanying Opinion No. 390 ( ,g sub nom. Prado Oil & Gas Oo. v. F.P.C., 377 1175); further, such authorizatio U .S . 963. Texaco Inc., shall not be required to file
FEDERAL REGISTER, VO L. 3 1 , N O . 4 9 — SATURDAY, M ARCH 12, 1 96 6 NOTICES 4359 conditioned upon Applicant filing, with suant to his FPC Gas Rate Schedule No. main in full force and effect until dis in 30 days from the date of this order, a 3, in excess of the amount determined to charged by the Commission. billing statement reflecting the rate of be just and reasonable in said proceed (X ) The respective related rate sched 17.0 cents per Mcf. ing. Unless notified to the contrary by ules and supplements as indicated in the (L) The certificate heretofore issued the Secretary of the Commission within tabulation herein are accepted for filing ; in Docket No. CI65-205 is amended to 30 days from the date of submission, further, the rate schedules relating to include the sale of natural gas from the such surety bond shall be deemed to have the successions herein are redesignated additional acreage, at an initial rate of been accepted for filing. and 'accented, subject to the applicable 9.0 cents per Mcf at 14.65 psia, condi (W ) C. P. Raymond shall comply with Commission regulations under the Nat tioned upon Rodman Oil Co. refunding the refunding and reporting procedure ural Gas Act to be effective on the dates to West Lake Natural Gasoline Co. any required by the Natural Gas Act and as indicated in the tabulation herein. amounts collected, plus interest, in ex §454.102 of the regulations thereunder, By the Commission. cess of the rate found to be required in and the surety bond filed by C. F. Ray [ s e a l ] J o s e p h H . G u t r i d e , Docket No. RI65-435. mond in Docket No. RI64-656 shall re- Secretary. (M) The certificate heretofore issued in Docket No. CI62-1251 is amended to include the interest of coowners to the F P C rate schedule to be accepted Docket No. • Purchaser, basic contract. and date filed Applicant Field, and location (N) The certificates heretofore issued Description and date No. gupp. in Docket Nos. 0-11860, G-14892, G - of document 16010, G-19316, and CI65-766 are amended by deleting therefrom author G-3783.. *... Continental Oil C o.3____ El Paso Natural Gas Co., Conveyance (undated) *. •242 4 C 12-3-65 Allison Unit, La Plata Effective date: 1-1-64___ ization to sell natural gas from acreage 1-17-66 » ? and Archuleta Coun assigned to Applicants in Docket Nos. ties, Colo., and San 7 Juan County, N.M ex. CI66-575, CI66-454, CI63-1219, CI66-450, G-5123.______Sunray D X Oil Co. Tennessee Gas Trans- Amendment 12-15-65 «. 5 16 and CI66-346. C 1-3-66 2 (Operator), et al. ' mission Co., Telfemer- Inez Area, Victoria (O) Docket No. CI66-284 is canceled. County, Tex. (P) The certificates heretofore issued G -6947.._____ Continental Oil Co. Texas Gas Transmission Letter agreement 82 6 in Docket Nos. G-7978, CI61-1460, CI62- C 12-21-65 2 (Operator), et al. Corp., East Carthage 12-13-63: Field, Panola County, 1516, CI63-1363, CI64-148, CI65-301, and Tex. CI66-32 are amended by changing the G-7978-...... Burnt House Oil & Gas Consolidated Gas Supply M cCall Drilling Co., 5 E 11-9-64 Co. (successor to Corp., Clay District, Inc., F P C GRS No. certificate holders to the respective suc 35. cessors in interest as indicated in the M cCall Drilling Co., Ritchie County, W . Va. Notice of succession Inc.). 11-3-64. tabulation herein. Assignment 9-16-64...... 5 1 (Q) The temporary certificate hereto fore issued in Docket Nò. CI64-465 is G-8816 7— Humble Oil & Refining United Gas Pipe Line Assignment 10-27-64 »___ 110 11 D 1-3-66 Co. Co., Maxie and Pistol Effective date: 9-1-64... amended to reflect General American,Oil Ridge Fields; Forrest, Co. of Texas (Operator), et al., as cer Lamar, and Pearl River Counties, Miss. tificate holder thereof in lieu of J. P. G-10706_____ Sunray D X Oil Co. Cities Service Gas Co., Notice'of partial can- 134 7 Owen (Operator), et al., and such au D 12-20-65 (partial abandon Eureka District, Grant cellation (undated).919 thorization shall not be construed to ment). County, Okla. G-16218_____ Gulf Oil Corp. (Opera Transwestem Pipeline Letter agreement 196 39 relieve either company of any possible D 1-4-66 tor), et al. Co., Northwest Love- 12-3-65. m n refund obligations in said docket. dale Field, Harper County, Okla. (R) Permission for and approval of G -16367_____ Socony M obil Oil Co., Transwestem Pipeline Notice of partial cancel-. 239 3 the abandonment of service by the re D 11-18-65 Inc. (Operator), et al. Co., Feldman- lation 11-17-65. i» 12 (partial abandon Tonkawa Field,. spective Applicants, as hereinbefore de ment); Hemphill and Lips scribed and as more fully described in comb Counties, Tex. G-18630...... Sunray, D X Oil Co...... Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Supplemental agree- 176 10 the respective applications herein are C 8-12-65 « Line Co., Laveme ment 6-30-65. granted. Field, Harper County, Supplement (undated) 176 11 (S) Permission for and approval of Okla. G-18748____... Sinclair Oil & Gas C o ... El Paso Natural Gas Co., Supplemental agree- 189 21 abandonment of service by Applicant in C 1-10-66 « Clear Lake Field, ment 10-25-65.“ Beaver County, Okla. Letter Agreement » 189 22 Docket No. CI66-504 is granted and the 12-23-65. « i« related certificate in Docket No. G-3913 G-19316..... L Humble Oil & Refining E l Paso Natural Gas Co., Assignment and Opera- 161 S D 12-9-65 Co. Gavilan-Pictured Clifts ting agreement 10-25- is terminated only insofar as it pertains Field, Rio Arriba 65. is County, N . Mex. Effective date: 10-25-65. to FPC Gas Rate Schedule No. 86. C 160-590...... Harper Oil Co., et al.. Colorado Interstate Gas Supplemental agree- 8 11 C 10-25-65 “ Co., Laverne Field, ment 9-22-65.» (T) The certificates heretofore issued Harper County, Okife. in Docket Nos. G-9861, G-18295, CI63- C 160-788...... Arthur Richenthal— . Arkansas Louisiana Gas Amendment 6-25-65. w__ 1 2 C 12-16-65 » Co., Longwood Field, Ì362, and CI65-47 are terminated. Caddo Parish, La. (U) C. F. Raymond shall be a co C 161-1460...... Livingston Oil Co., ' Cities Service Gas Co., Wunderlich Develop 18 E 12-30-65 (Operator) (successor East Billings Plant, ment Co. (Operator). respondent in the proceeding pending in to Wunderlich Noble County, Okla. F P C G R S No. 2. Development Co., Docket No. RI64-656 and said proceeding (Operator). (undated). s redesignated accordingly.8 Assignment 11-18-65.— . 18 i (V) Within 30 days from the issuance CI62-1132...... Roscoe Dingess, Ir., et Consolidated Gas Supply Letter agreement 5 2 C 1-11-66 « al. d.b.a W ylo Gas Corp., Triadelphia Dis 9-8-65.« of this order, C. P. Raymond shall ex- Co. trict, Logan County, W . Va. ? e®u*e> in the form set out below, and CI62-1251...... Joseph E . Seagram & Arkansas Louisiana Gad Ratification agreement 10 6 all file with the Secretary of the Com 11-22-65 » 20 Sons, Inc. d.b.a Texas Co., Red Oak Field, 10-11-65.«» Pacific Oil Co. Latimer County, Okla. mission a surety bond in Docket No. (Operator), et al. 063-411...... Sohio Petroleum Co. Northern Natural Gas Supplemental agree- 76 6 «164-656 in the amount of $37,200 to D 11-22-65 (Operator), et aL Co., acreage in Beaver ment 7-14-65.1« »i j ? » ^he refund of any amount, to-. County, Okla. e ^er with interest at the rate of 7 per- Filing code: A - -Initial service. B- -Abandonment. en Per annum, collected by him pur- C- -Amendment to add acreage. D- -Amendment to delete acreage. E- -Succession. F- -Partial succession.- E l SineltinS Mining & Refining Co.. • fundmgsiand and C. P. Raymond. See footnotes at end of table;
FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 No. 49—Pt. 4360 4360
F P O rate schedule to be accepted F P C rate schedule to be accepted Docket No. Purchaser, Docket No. Purchaser, and date filed Applicant Field, and location and date filed Applicant Field, and location Description and date N o Supp. Description and date N o Supp. of document of document
A CI63-1219.. K . B. Absher, et al. Northern Natural Gas Contract 11-2-56 » . . . CI66-284...... Kenneth B. Valentine Consolidated Gas Supply Davisson A . Benson, 1 (G-16010) and John F. Booth, Co., Harper Ranch Assignment 12-17-62 M.__ (CI62-1516) (Operator), et al. Corp., Union District, Jr., F P C G R S No. 4. 1 F 3-29-63 et al.aa Field, Clark County, Contract 2-11-63 ___ A 9-29-65 33 (successor to Davis Clay County, W . Va. Supplement Nos. 1-6___ 1-6 Hans. Contract 11-2-56 33_____ son A. Benson, Jr.). Notice of succession Assignment 12-17-62 M.. (undated). Contract 2-11-63 33_____ Consent to assignment 1 7 Effective Date: 9-1-60.. 3-3-65.3S CI63-1363...... General American Oil Texas Gas Transmission J. P. Owen (Operator), Letter agreement 1 8 E 19-1-66 Co., of Texas (Opera Corp., Midland Field, et al., F P C G R S N o. 9 2-24-65.38 tor), et al. (successor Acadia Parish, La. Supplement Nos. 1-2___ to J. P. Owen Notice of succession CI66-301--'-...... Frio-Tex Oil and Gas Northern Natural Gas 2 (Operator), et al.) 9-1-65.» A 10-13-65 3 Co.» (Operator),et Co., Ozona Field, Effective Date: 9-1-65... al. Crockett County, Tex. C 164-82...... Robert W , Adams & Consolidated Gas Supply Letter agreement ’ A C 166-346...... Camerina Petroleum Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Contract 12-21-64 « « .. .. . 3 1 C 1-11-66 3 Associates, et al. Corp., Triadelphia Dis 6- 28-65. (CI65-766) Corp. Line Co., Richmond Assignment 2-26-65 33___ 3 trict, Logan County, Letter agreement F 10-13-65 Pool, Woodward Supplement (undated)40 3 2 W . Va. 7- 13-65.« County, Okla. CI64-148.... Kerr-McGee Corp; Northern Natural Gas Co., Patrick J. 0«Homett, CI66-381___ .... Texaco Inc.41.______Panhandle Eastern Pipe 367 E 12-9-65 (successor to Patrick Laveme Field, Beaver FPC GRS No. 1 A 11-8-65 13 Line Co., Richmond J. O ’Homett). County, Okla., and Notice of succession____ and Soiling Fields, Kiowa Creek Field, 12-6-65. Woodward County, Lipscomb County, Tex. Assignment 10-20-65___ Okla. Effective date: 7-1-65... CI66-394...... Monsanto Co..— ... Kansas-Nebraska Natural Notice of cancellation 33 1 C 164-465 General American Oil Texas Gas Transmission J. P. Owen (Operator), (G-18295) Gas Co., Inc., Jackpot 11-12-65.10 43 E 19-1-65 Co. of Texas (Oper Corp., North Hayes et al., F P C G R S No. B 11-15-65 Field, Morgan and ator), et al. (successor Field, Jefferson Davis 11. W eld Counties, Colo. 196 to J. P. Owen (Oper and Calcasieu Parishes, Notice of succession____ CI66-429--...... Tenneco Oil Co.3...... El Paso Natural Gas Co., 1 ator), et al.); La. 9-1-65.». A 11-18-65 Allison Unit, L a Plata Conveyance (undated)4. 196 Effective date: 9-1-65... 1-19-66 3 43 and Archuleta Coun CI64-546______Sinclair Oil 3 NOTICES ment). Oil Field, Lipscomb A C 166-450...... J. Gregory Merrion El Paso Natural Gas Co., Comity, Tex. (G-19316) (Operator, et al. (sue- Gavilan Pictured Cliffs Letter agreement 9-23- 3 1 C 164-735______Jas. F ; S m ith ...... Kansas-Nebraska Natural Letter agreement 12 F 11-29-65 cessor to Humble Oil Field, Rio Arriba 59.44 2 . C 12-27-65 n Gas Co., Inc., acreage 11-26-65.« & Refining Co.). County, N . Mex. Letter agreement 2-3- 3 in Beaver County, 60.« 3 Okla. Letter agreement 7-5- 3 C 164-929______Anadarko Production Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Amendatory agreement 60.« Letter agreement 4-29- 3 4 C 12-28-65 n Co. Line Co., Northwest 11-2-65.« Quinlan Field, Wood 61.« ward County. Okla. Assignment and oper- 3 5 ating agreement 10- G 165-205...... Rodman Oil Co.31. West Lake Natural Gaso Supplement agreement line Co., Nena Lucia 11-1-65.« 25-65.«« C '11-12-65 a 3 Field, Nolan County, A CI66-454...... C. F. Raymond (sue- El Paso Natural Gas Co. Tex. (G-Ì4892) cessor to United Bonded Area, La Plata Supplemental agree- 3 C 165-301...... Braden-Deem, Inc., Panhandle Eastern Pipe Henry S. Inger, F P C F 11-19-65 States Smelting, Re County, Colo. ment 10-1-56______>___ 1 3 2 E 12-20-65 agent (Operator), et Line Co., Lerado Field, G R S No. 6.33 fining & Mining Co.) Assignment 1-25-6580___ al. (successor to Reno County, Kans. Supplement Nos. 1-5... Assignment 4-26-6580___ 3 3 Henry S. Inger). Notice of succession Assignment 6-10-6580___ 3 4 H7-66. Assignment 10-27-65 « 80_ 3 5 Henry S. Inger, F P C CI66-504...... Ashland Oil & Refining Southeastern Gas Co., Assignment 10-4-54 81___ 86 1 G R S No. 7.33 (G-3913) Co. Henry District, Clay Notice of cancellation 86 2 Supplement Nos. 1-6... B 12-13-65 County, W . Va. 12-10-65.»10 Notice of succession CI66-514______W.J. Fellers (Opera- Northern Natural Gas 4 1-17-66. A 12-17-653... tor), et al. Co., Leman-Victory Letter agreement Effective date: 10-1-65. Field, Haskell County, (Undated).83 4 1 CI65-396...... Rodman Oil Co.31. Northern Natural Gas Supplemental agree i Kans. C 11-8-653 Co., East Ozona Field, ment 10-28-65.« CI66-525...... Rock Island Oil'& Re- E l Paso Natural Gas Co., Contract 9-21-65 «...... 12 Crockett County, Tex. A 12-20-65 3... fining Co., Inc. Basin-Dakota Field, CI65-1031...... Texaco Inc.. Panhandle Eastern Pipe Contract 3-1-65 «. Rio Arriba, and San A 4-19-65 13 33 Line Co., Putnam Juan Counties, N . M ex Field, Dewey County, CI66-535...... Quaker State Oil Refin- United Fuel Gas Co., 14 Okla. A 12-20-65 3... Corp. Harts Creek District, Supplemental agree- 14 1 CI65-1145___ Pan American Petro Arkansas Louisiana Gas Supplemental agree Lincoln County, ment 12-10-65.«83 G 1-3-66 13 leum Corp. Co., Wilburton Field, ment 11-4-65.« W . Va. Latimer County, Okla. CI66-542...... Dixie Natural Gas United Fuel Gas Co., 2 CI66-32...... General American Oil Transcontinental Gas J. P . Owen, F P C GRS A 12-16-65 2... Corp. Dixie Godsball Field, E 10-1-65 Co. (successor to J. P. Pipe Line Corp., No. 13. Elk District, Kanawha Owen). Southeast Gueydan Supplement Nos. 1-3... County, W . Va. Field, Vermilion Notice of succession CI66-543...... Fred C. Koch...... El Paso Natural Gas Co., 4 Parish, La. 9-1-65.» A 12-27-65 2... Basin-Dakota Field, Effective date: 9-1-65 Rio Arriba, and San Juan. Counties, N . Mex. See footnotes at end of table. FEDERAL REGISTER,, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY , MARCH 12, 1966 F F C rate schedule to be accepted F P C rate schedule to be accepted Docket No. Purchaser, Docket N o. Purchaser, and date filed Applicant Field, and location and date filed Applicant Field, and location Description and date N o Supp. Description and date N o Supp. of document of document CI66-545______.Robert E. Aikman, et El Paso Natural Gàs Co., 9 C 166585...... Humble Oil & Refin Tennessee Gas Transmis 384 A 12-27-65 « al., d.b.a. A. 1. X . Mocane-Laverne Field, A 1-11-66 * ing Co. sion Co., Waveland Ltd., Ño. 2. Beaver County, Okla. Field, Hancock CI66-n549..____ Francis Friestad, et al.. Equitable Gas Co., 8 County, Miss. A 12-28-65 2 Union District, Ritchie CI66587___ .. Delta Corp...... 1 Northern Natural Gas 2 County, W . Va. A 1-12-66 « Jake L. H am on87___ . f Co., Como Field, 47 CI66-553______Southwest Gas Pro Texas Gas Transmission 22 Ozark-Mahoning Co.fi7J Beaver County, Okla. Contract 10-22-658 87___ 9 A 12-29-65 * ducing Co., Inc., et al. Corp., Cheniere Area, Letter agreement 12-23-. 22 1 C 166589...... Cities Service Gas Co., Contract 12-14-65 >_____ 19 Jackson and Ouachita 65, A 1-11-66 * acreage in Comanche Parishes, La. County, Ean. C 166-555 »*___ C. L. Lanier. E l Paso Natural Gas Co., 1 A 12-27-65« acreage in San Juan County, N . Mex. 1 Revised contract summary and bUling statement filed reflecting a price of 11.0 cents per M cf in lieu of 12.0 cents CI66-660...... Samedan Oil Corp. E l Paso Natural Gas Co., 20 per M cf exclusive of 1.0 cent per M cf minimum payments for liquids. A 1-3-66 » (Operator), et al. Clear Lake Field, * Jan. 1,1968, moratorium date pursuant to Commission’s Statement of General Policy 61-1, as amended, Beaver County, Okla. 8 Covers a sale previously rendered without authorization by predecessor, Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp. CI66-566___ Glen N . Rupe, et al. Northern Natural Gas 1 4 Wherein Tenneco and Continental each acquired 50 percent interest in the properties of Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp. A 1-3-66 « Co., acreage in 6 Continental acquired prior interest in subject contract through succession to San Jacinto Oil and Gas Co. Edwards County, 8 Effective date: Date of initial delivery. Sans. 7 B y order issued Jan. 17,1966, in Docket Nos. G-6170, et al., Docket No. G-8816 was amended to delete the subject CI66-568___ Chief Drilling Co., Inc. Cities Service Gas Co., 3 acreage which was assigned to Robert A. Lee and Hilton L. Ladner (Operator), et al., in Docket N o CI64-189. A 1-3-66« acreage in Barber 8 Assigns interests to James H . Stewart, Jr., who has since assigned this interest to Hilton L. Ladner. County, Earn. . 8 Source of gas depleted. CI66-569___ Sun Oil Co. (South Texas Gas Transmission Ratified 11-26-65 88...... 196 18 Effective date: Date of this order. A 1-6-66 * west Division). Corp., West Arcadia Contract 5-28-658...... 196 1 >' Deletes acreage buyer cannot economically connect. 1 Field, Bienville Parish, 12 B y letter agreement dated Oct. 7,1965, between buyer and seller, certain nonproductive acreage was canceled and La. released by Socony. CI66-570___ Willard E. Ferrell, Equitable Gas'Oo., 14 18 July 1,1967, moratorium date pursuant to Commission’s Statement of General Policy 61-1, as amended. A 1-6-66* agent for Mesabi Union District, Ritchie 14 Provides for downward B.t.u. adjustment with respect to the subject added acreage. Development Co. County, W . Va. 15 Adds acreage and deletes price redetermination provisions pertaining to the subject acreage. CI66-571___ Skelly OU Co______Cities Service Gas Co., 213 « Deletes “ Favored Nation” clause pertaining to acreage in Supplement No. 21. NOTICES A 1-6-66* acreage in Barber 17 Contract rate is 21.0 cents per Mcf; however, Applicant indicates that it is willing to accept authorization con County, Eans. ditioned similarly to its original certificate issued under Opinion No. 390, as ahiended. CI66-572___ Sinclair Oil & Gas C o__ Kansas-N ebraska N atural 341 « Deletes acreage assigned to J. Gregory Merrion (Operator), et al., in Docket No. CI66-450. A 1-6-66 * Gas C osine., Beau 18 Dedicates additional acreage to the basic contract. Acreage was acquired by assignment and was previously champ Field, Stanton undedicated. County, Eans. 20 Dedicates interest of various coowners to basic contract. CI66-573...... Pioneer Production Cities Service Gas Co., 31 24 Deletes 133.75 acres contained in three parcels, 1 located in Sec. 27, T . 2, R. 27 of Beaver County, Okla; Acreage A 1-6-66« Corp. (Operator), acreage in Woods is nonproductive, leases have expired and have been released. etaL County, Okla. 22 Booth, Absher and their wives are coapplicants in Docket No. CI63-1219. Applicants originally proposed a CI66-574...... Louis J. Smith...... Equitable Gas Co., 5 16.0 cents contractual rate. B y letter filed Dec. 10,1965, Applicants agreed to accept a permanent certificate at a A 1-7-66 * Center District, Gilmer rate of 15.0 dents (Sunray’s settlement rate established by order issued Jan. 1, 1965) and advised that all monies County, W . Va. previously collected in excess of the 15.0 cent rate have been refunded or recovered by the purchaser. A CI66-575... Robert F. White Cities Service Gas Co., 5 ^'Between Sunray D X Oil Co. and buyer; also on file as Sunray’s F P C G R S No. 129. (Ö-11860) (Operator), et al. North Rhodes Field, Letter agreement 24 Assigns interest in certain acreage dedicated to Nov. 2,1956 contract, from Sunray to Absher and Booth and F 1-5-66 (successor to Socony Barber County, Eans. 11-17-64. 5 1 their wives. M obil Oil Co., Inc. Assignment 12-13-65____ - 5 2 25 Ratifies Nov. 2,1956 contract. Covers interest of Absher, et al., acquired by Dec. 17,1962 assignment. (Operator), et al.). Assignment 12-29-65 5 3 28 Ratifies Nov. 2, 1956, contract and covers acreage of Booth, et al., acquired by Dec. 17,1962, assignment. CI66-576...... S. A. Nathan, Jr______Cities Service Gas Co., 1 27 Assignment dated Sept. 1,1965, conveys properties from J. P. Owen, Jr., James R. Smith, Corita J. Owën Smith A 1-7-66 » acreage in Barber to J. P. Owen, then from J. P. Owen to General American Oil Co. of Texas. * County, Eans. 28 N o permanent certificate issued: sale being rendered under temporary certificate issued Nov. 7,1963.* CI66-579_____ Jake L. Hamon (Opera South Texas Natural Gas Notice of cancellation 35 1 28 Deletes 326 acres (Tonkawa Formation only) citing insufficient reserves to Justify buyer laying lines to connect (CI63-1362) tor), et aL Gathering Co., Santo (undated).*18 well. B 1-10-66 Nino Field, Duval and »o Basic contract provides for initial price of 19.5 cents per M cf plus upward B.t.u. adjustment only. Applicant W ebb Counties, Tex. has previously filed- Supplement No. 1 to its rate schedule to comply with conditions of temporary certificate in CI66n580„. Zipco, Inc. United Gas Pipe Line Contract 11-8-65 8 1 original application providing for a downward B.t;u. adjustment. This agreement is unilateral. Applicant states A 1-10-66 * Co., North LaRosa in his certificate amendment that the gas sold, under the amendatory agreement shall be subject to all supplements Field, Refugio County, of its rate schedule. Tex. 81 B y letters filed Jan. 7,1966, and Jan. 17,1966, Applicant advised-willingness to accept authorization for the addi C 166-581____ Apache Corp., (Oper Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Contract 11-29-66 8 35 tional acreage under the same conditions specified in the temporary certificates issued Dec. 29, 1965, and Jan. 6 A 1-7-66 « ator), et al. Line Co., North Love- 1966, respectively. dale Field, Harpet 82 Applicant is agent for Robert F. "White, et al., who succeeded to Henry S. Inger, F P C G R S Nos. 6 and 7 through County, Okla. bankruptcy. CI66-582— . Morris Caiman Texas Eastern Transmis Notice of cancellation 4 1 88 Application is in lieu of one filed Mar. 31,1965, in Docket No. CI65-968 by Texaco as Operator for itself and W . (C 165-47) sion Corp., Northwest 12-1-65.« « C. Pickens, which Texaco has withdrawal because Pickens had on Jan. 22,1965, filed separately in Docket No. CI63- B 1-10-66 G yp Hill Field, Brooks 1476. County, Tex. 84 Application in Docket No. CI66-284 will be treated as a petition to amend thé certificate issued in Docket No. CI66-584-... Jake L. Hamon (Oper United Gas Pipe Line Notice of cancellation 11 8 CI62-1516 and Docket No. CI66-284 will be canceled. (G-9861) ator), et al. Co., Cabeza Creek (undated).818 88 Consent by Reed Wheeler Young Off & Gas Co. to assignment dated Dec. 5,1964, assigning interest in acreage ac B 1-1666 Area, De Witt, Goliad, quired by sublease dated Mar. 5,1964. and Earnes Counties, 88 Provides for construction,of measuring station by buyer to measure gas provided by seller. Tex. 87 B y letter filed Feb. 1,1966, Applicant advised willingness to accept a permanent certificate under the same con ditions specified in its temporary certificate issued Jan. 6,1966. See footnotes at end of table. 4361 FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 4362 NOTICES »»Executedby QM C Oil & Gas Corp. and G M Close Co., Ltd. (sellers) and Michigan Wisconsin (buyer); on file [Docket No. GP65—197] as G M C Oil & Gas Corp. F P C G R S No. 2. 9* Conveys acreage from G M C Oil & Gas Corp. to Camerina Petroleum Corp. ALABAMA-TENNESSEE NATURAL «o Provides for full percentage downward B.t.u. adjustment. « B y letter dated Jan. 11,1966, Applicant agreed to accept a permenent certificate subject to the outcome of Docket GAS CO. No. R-199. . « Production of gas no longer economically feasible. « Amended contract summary filed reflecting a rate of 12.0 cents per M cf in lieu of .the proposed 13.0 cents per Mcf. Notice of Petition To Amend « Changes seller’s name under the contract from Humble Oil & Refining Co., a Texas corporation, to Humble Oil & Refining Co., a Delaware corporation. ‘M arch 7, 1966. « Deletes contract clause which provided a minimum price for liquids of 1.0 cent per Mcf, inadvertently included in the contract by mutual mistake. . Take notice that on March 1, 1966, » Changes the frequency of determinations of specific gravity and gasoline content of the gas from every 3 months Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas Co. to every 6 months. 47 Provides that purchases, from a third party, of certain compressed casinghead gas, attributable to Humble s (Petitioner), Post Office Box 918, Flor interest, shall be credited to E l Paso’s take-or-pay obligafions for 1961. ence, Ala., 35630', filed in Docket No. «Assignm ent and operating agreement from Humble Oil & Refining Co. to J. Gregory Merrion (Operator), et al., of nonproductive acreage (assignment covers production down to the base of the Mesa Verde Formation). CP65-197 a petition to amend the order 48 Between United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Co. and E l Paso; on file as Smelting’s F P C G R S No. 8. issued in said docket on April 30, 1965, w Conveys acreage (nonproductive at the time of assignment) from United States Smelting, Refining & Mining and amended on December 20, 1965, by Co. to C. F. Raymond. . ' . , , ■ si Three leases covered in original contract, one assigned to Three-W ay Gas Co., the other two leases were depleted requesting authorization for the trans and abandoned in 1947. (Three-Way Gas Co. has received authorization to continue the service in Docket No. portation and delivery of an additional CI65-712.) 62 provides that seller construct, operate and maintain gathering facilities. volume of 700 Mcf of gas per day for sale S3 Deletes indefinite pricing provisions. to the Ford Motor Co., an existing cus 64 Service being rendered without prior Commission authorization. ss Ratifies contract between Texas Gas Transmission Corp. as buyer, and Crystal Oil & L|and Co. and Creslenn tomer, all as more fully set forth in the Oil Co., as sellers. , application which is on file with the sa Also on file as Socony M obil Oil Co., Inc. (Operator), et al., F P C G R S No. 6. »7 Jake L . Hamon and Ozark-Mahoning Co. are joint Applicants with Delta Corp. (making separate rate filings) Commission and open to public inspec under Docket No. CI66-587. tion. By the order issued in the instant Surety B ond Whereas, the Commission, in response to said motion o n ------issu ed docket on April 30, 1965, Petitioner was Know all men by these presents: (Date of notice) authorized, inter alia, to construct cer T h a t w e ___ -— ------its notice making the rate, charge, and tain natural gas facilities in order to (Nam e and address of the natural classification set forth in the aforesaid increase its daily system delivery capac g a s c o m p a n y ) Supplement N o . _____ to Respondent’s FPC ity by 6,650 M cf.and thereby serve its (hereinafter called “Principal”), as Principal, Gas Rate Schedule N o . __effective as of existing customers with their natural gas a n d .------______, subject to Respondent’s (Nam e and address and place of incorpo requirements for the winter heating sea (Effective date) son of 1965-66. On December 20,1965, r a t io n o f S u r e ty B o n d C o .) fûrnishing a bond in the sum of $------(hereinafter called “Surety”), as Surety, are satisfactory to the Commission, and requir said order was amended to authorize held and firmly bound into the Federal ing that Respondent refund any portion of Petitioner to transport and deliver an Power Commission (Agency of the United the increased rate and charge found by the additional 1,000 Mcf of natural gas per States of America) (hereinafter called the Commission in Docket N o . _____ not justified; day for sale to the Reynolds Metals Co. “Obligee”) in the sum o f ------Now, therefore i f ------—, Petitioner states that the sale and de (Amount of pro ' (N a m e o f R e s p o n d e n t ) posed annual in livery to Reynolds Metals Co. of the addi its corporate surety, (and their heirs, execu tional volume of 1,000 Mcf of gas per creased rates in tors, adm inistrators1) successors and assigns, capac d o lla r s ) in conformity with the terms and conditions day has reduced the unused daily for the payment of which well and truly to of the notice issued ------b y th e ity of its system to 2,180 Mcf. Petitioner be made, we, the said Principal and the said (Date of notice) further states that no additional facili Surety, bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, Federal Power Commission, Docket No. — ties are required to provide the additional administrators, successors and assigns, ______«___ , s h a ll: service requested by the instant petition Jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. • (Name of Respondent) and that said additional service will have The condition of this obligation is such (1) Well and truly repay at such times no adverse effect on its ability to con t h a t : and in such amounts, to the persons entitled tinue the rendition of service to its other W h e r e a s , ______> thereto, and in such manner as may be re (Nam e of Respondent) quired by the final order of the Commission customers as heretofore authorized in o n ______in said proceeding, subject to court review the instant docket. (D a t e o f o r ig in a l f ilin g ) thereof, any portion of such rate and charge Protests or petitions to intervene may filed with the Federal Power Commission collected b y ______a fte r be filed with the Federal Power Com (herein called the Commission) Supplement (Nam e of Respondent) mission, Washington, D.C., 20426, in ac N o . ___ _ to Respondent’s FPC Gas Rate ______1 ______as su c h fin a l o r d e r m a y fin d cordance with the rules of practice and Schedule N o . _____ , proposing to increase a (Effective date) rate and charge over which the Commission procedure (18 CFR 1.8 or 1.10) and the not justified, together with interest thereon regulations under the Natural Gas Act has exercised jurisdiction; and at the rate of seven (7) percent per annum Whereas, by order issued ------from the date of payment thereof to (157.10) on or before April 4, 1966. (Suspension ______until refunded; and J o s e ph H. G utride, o rd e r (Nam e of Respondent) Secretary. Is s u a n c e d a t e ) (2) Comply otherwise with the terms and the Commission suspended the operation of conditions of the notice issued ------j\R. Doc. 66-2603; Filed, Mar. 11. I066’ the proposed supplement and ordered a (D a t e ) 8 :45 a .m .] hearing to be held concerning the lawfulness in Docket N o . ____ ., and with the provisions of the proposed rate, charge, and classifica of the Natural Gas Act relating thereto, tion, subject to the Commission’s jurisdic tion, as therein set forth; and by said order then this obligation shall be terminated, [Project No. 2568] the use of such supplement was deferred otherwise to remain in full force* and effect. u n t i l ______and until such In witness whereof, the parties hereto have BIBB MANUFACTURING CO. placed their hands and seals on th is ------(Suspended until date) License further time as it is made effective in the d a y o f ______>tice of Application for manner prescribed by the Natural Gas Act; A t te s t : for Constructed Project a n d M arch 7,1&66. Whereas, a hearing has not been held and this proceeding has not been concluded; B y ...... Lblic notice is hereby given thataP' a n d ------(Principal) ,tion has been filed under t h . (N a m e o f R e s p o n d e n t ) Power Act (16 U.S.C. 791a-8 j pursuant to the provisions of section 4(e) By .....— — 1------— Manufacturing Co. (correspond (S u r e t y ) of the Natural Gas Act, having on to; H. S. Colbath, Plant Engmeer, ______filed a motion to [F.R. Doc. 66-2482; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; Maine Street, Macon, Ga. . g (D a t e m o t io n file d ) 8:46 a .m .] se for constructed Project No. 2 make the change in rate effective as of m as the Porterdale project. ______:___ ;_____a n d 1 To be included if a noncorporate re ellow River in the Vicinity of p (Requested effective date) s p o n d e n t. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 NOTICES 4363 dale and Covington, In Newton County, cured by Community's indenture of certain facilities necessary for the direct sale and delivery of a maximum of Ga. mortgage and deed of trust, dated No 100 The existing project consists of: (1) vember 1, 1944, with Continental Illinois M cf of firm gas and 1,400 Mcf of inter A masonry gravity-type dam about 20 National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago, ruptible gas per day to San Francisco feet high and 300 feet long containing an trustee, as already supplemented and to for use in its Sage, Wyo., plant. overflow spillway 250 feet long; (2) a be supplemented by a 10th supplemental Petitioner states that subsequent to reservoir at elevation 616 feet about 0.4 indenture following the issuance of the the issuance Of the aforesaid authoriza of a mile long, and a surface area of proposed bonds. Community proposes tion, it entered into an agreement with about 5 acres; (3) a flume about 360 feet to issue the proposed bonds in accord San Francisco dated December 23, 1964, long; (4) two steel penstocks about 330 ance with the competitive bidding re superseding the contract then in effect feet long to a powerhouse; (5) a brick quirements of the Commission’s regula for the direct industrial service, the sub powerhouse with total capability of 1,200 tions under the Federal Power Act and ject of such authorization. Petitioner kw; and (6) appurtenant facilities. expects to invite bids on or about May 4, further states that the superseding con Protests or petitions to intervene may 1966. Community indicates that the tract provides for firm natural gas serv be filed with the Federal Power Com bonds will bear an issuance date of May ice sufficient to satisfy the entire require mission, Washington, D.C., 20426, in ac 1, 1966, and that the date of maturity ments of San Francisco’s Sage plant, up cordance with the rules of practice and will be May 1, 1996. The interest rate to a dally maximum of 18,000 therms procedure of the Commission (18 CFR of the bonds will be determined by com (approximately 1,800 Mcf of gas) with 1.8 or 1.10). The last day upon which petitive bidding. no provision for interruptible service. protests or petitions may be filed is April According' to Community the purpose Protests or petitions to intervene may 29,1966. The application is on file with of the proposed issuance of bonds is to be filed with the Federal Power Com the Commission for public inspection. reimburse its treasury for its 1966-67 mission, Washington, D.C., 20426, in ac construction program which has a total cordance with the rules of practice and J o s e p h H . G t j t r id e , procedure (18 CFR 1.8 or 1.10) and the Secretary. estimated cost of $12.9 million including $4.7 million for generation equipment, regulations under the Natural Gas Act [F.R. Doc. 66-2604; F ile d , M a r . 11, 1966; $3.9 million for transmission lines and (157.10) on or before March 31, 1966. 8:45 a .m .] $4.3 million for substations. The prin J o s e p h H . G u t r i d e , cipal item in this program is the instal Secretary. [Docket No. CP66-226, etc.] lation of a 22,000 kw steam generating unit at Community’s Lordsburg, N. Mex., [F.R. Doc. 66-2607; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; CITIES SERVICE GAS CO., ET AL. powerplant, which has an estimated cost 8 :46 a m . ] Notice of Postponement of Hearing of $4.7 million. Any person desiring to be heard or to [Docket No. CS66-81, etc.] M a r c h 4, 1966. make any protest with reference to said In view of the motion for rescission application should on or before March FOREE DRILLING CO., ET AL. of order, or in the alternative, notice 25, 1966, file with the Federal Power Notice of Applications for “Small of withdrawal of certificate application Commission, Washington, D.C., 20426, Producer” Certificates 1 filed by Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. in petitions or protests in accordance with these consolidated proceedings on Feb the requirements of the Commission’s M a r c h 4,1966. ruary 28,1966, the hearing scheduled for rules of practice and procedure (18 CFR Take notice that each of the Applicants March 15, 1966, in these proceedings is 1.8 or 1.10). The application is on file listed herein has filed an application pur hereby postponed until further notice to and available for public inspection. suant to section 7(C) of the Natural Gas give the Commission sufficient time J o s e p h H . G u t r i d e , Act and § 157.40 of the regulations there within which to act upon said motion. Secretary. under for a “small producer” certificate J o s e p h H . G u t r i d e , of public convenience and necessity au [F.R. Doc. 66-2606; Filed., Mar. 11, 1966; Secretary. thorizing the sale for resale and delivery 8 :4 6 a .m .] of natural gas in interstate commerce [F.R. Doc. 66-2605; F ile d , M a r . 11, 1966; 8:45 a .m .] from the Permian Basin area of Texas [Docket No. G-12793] and New Mexico, all as more fully set forth in the applications which are on EL PASO NATURAL GAS CO. [Docket No. E—7274] file with the Commission and open to Notice of Petition To Amend public inspection. COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE CO. Protests or petitions to intervene may Notice of Application M a r c h 4, 1966. be filed with the Federal Power Commis Take notice that on February 24, 1966, sion, Washington, D.C., 20426, in accord M a r c h 4, 1066, El Paso Natural Gas Co. (Petitioner), ance With the rules of practice and pro Take notice that on February 28,1966, Post Office Box 1492, El Paso, Tex., 79999, cedure (18 CFR 1.8 or 1.10) on or before ^onununity Public Service Co. (Commu filed in Docket No. G-12793 a petition to March 25,1966. nity) , filed an application with the Fed amend the order of the Commission is Take further notice that, pursuant to eral Power Commission seeking author sued in said docket on September 10, the authority contained in and subject ity Pursuant to section 204 of the Federal 1957, 18 FPC 321, and amended on Sep to the jurisdiction conferred upon the ower Act to issue $5,000,000 principal tember 24, 1958, 20 FPC 396, requesting Federal Power Commission by sections 7 aj^ )unt of first mortgage bonds. authorization to operate its facilities for and 15 of the Natural Gas Act and the «.¡'f>mniunity is incorporated in the the daily direct sale and delivery of nat Commission’s rules of practice and proce ate of Texas and is domesticated in the ural gas, possessing up to a maximum of dure, a hearing will be held without fur nin 0f New Mexico with its principal 18,000 therms (approximately 1,800' Mcf ther notice before the Commission on all Tpy i? business office at Fort Worth, of gas) to San Francisco Chemical Co. applications in which no protest or peti-. • Community is engaged primarily (San Francisco) for use in its phosphate tion to intervene is filed within the time and P nerati°n, purchase, distribution processing plant located near Sage, require herein, if the Commission on chn«fa .ele°tric energy and the pur- Wyo., all as more fully set forth in the its own review of the matter believes that fcac % distribution and sale of natural petition to amend which is on file with a grant of the certificates is required by eas Provides electricity and natural the Commission and open to public in the public convenience and necessity. in T^frvice to a total of 116 communities spection. Where a protest or petition for leave to Aexas .and New Mexico, By the order issued in the instant intervene is timely filed, or where the nitv C°rding to the application Commu- docket, as amended, Pacific Northwest cinni P^Poses to issue $5,000,000 prin- Pipeline Corp., Petitioner’s predecessor 1 This notice does not provide for consoli gaep ?fn°Vnt o f -----percent first mort- in interest, was granted authorization dation for hearing of the several matters ge bonds> series I, which will be se- for the construction and operation of covered herein, nor should it be so construed. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 19 6 6 4364 NOTICES Commission on its. own motion believes sion, Washington, D.C., 20426, in accord the moratorium applicable only to the that a formal hearing is required, fur ance with the rules of practice and pro sales involved herein. Therefore, w? ther notice of such hearing will be duly cedure of the Commission (18 CFR 1.8 shall condition our approval of its pro given. or 1.10). The last day upon which pro posal to require the moratorium period to Under the procedure herein provided tests or petitions may be filed is April apply to all of McBride’s FPC Gas Rate for, unless otherwise advised, it will be 29, 1966. The application is on file with Schedules now on file with the Commis unnecessary for Applicants to appear or the Commission for public inspection. sion. be represented at the hearing. J o s e p h H . G t j t r id e , Additionally, one of McBride’s juris J o s e p h H . G t t t r id e , Secretary. dictional pipeline customers, Texas East Secretary. ern Transmission Corp. (TETCO) does [F.R. Doc. 66-2609; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; not now acknowledge a flow-through 8 :4 6 a .m .] obligation on its part of the refund Docket') Date Name of applicant No. ■ filed monies it would receive from McBride. [Docket No. G-16890, etc.] Consequently, for all of the reasons set CS66-81...... 1-24-66 Foree Drilling Co., forth in our order in Humble Oil & Refin 3700 First National Bank W. C. McBRIDE, INC., ET AL. ing Co., Docket Nos. G-9287 and G-9288, Bldg., Dallas, Tex., 75202. et al., 32 FPC 49, we shall require Mc CS66-82____ 1-24-66 F .T .F. Gas Corp., 3700 First Order Conditionally Accepting OfFers National Bank Bldg., Bride to retain the refund monies it Dallas, Tex., 75202. of Settlement, Requiring Filing of would otherwise pay over to TETCO CS66-83____ 1-24-66 R. L. Foree, 3700 First National Bank Bldg., Notices of Change, Requiring Re pending further order of the Commission Dallas, Tex., 75202. funds and Severing and Terminat regarding their disposition. CS66-96___ * 2-14-66 Dalco Oil Co., 1210 Mercantile Bank Bldg., ing Proceedings We believe that McBride’s settlement Dallas, Tex., 75201. March 4, 1966. proposals, as conditioned, are in the pub CS66-97...... 2-14-66 Midwest Oil Corp., 1700 Broadway, On November 26,1965, W. C. McBride, lic interest and shall approve the same. Denver, Colo. However, we desire to make it clear that CS66-98...... 2-11-66 C. Gary Garlitz, operator, Inc., et al. (McBride) filed five offers of 408 Gnlf Bldg., settlement in these proceedings pursuant acceptance of McBride’s offers of settle Midland, Tex., 79701. to § 1.18(e) of the Commission’s rules of ment, as amended, shall not be construed CS66-99...... 2-21-66 Darmac Corp., Post Office as approyal of any future increased rate Box 685, Iraan, Tex., 79744. practice and procedure, involving five CS66-100-__ 2-21-66 Darrell S. Warren, Post Office sales of natural gas to natural gas pipe that may be filed by McBride under the Box 685, Iraan, Tex., 79744. subject rate schedules and is without CS66-101___ 2-16-66 McGrath & Smith, Inc., line companies in fields located in the operator, 726 Vaughn Bldg., States of Colorado, Oklahoma, and Texas prejudice to any findings or order of the Midland, Tex., 79701. (Texas Railroad Commission District Commission in any future proceeding CS66-102__ - 2-18-66 W . Watson LaForce, c/o involving McBride’s rates and rate Hamilton E. McRae, Nos. 2 and 6) .* The settlement involves attorney, Post Office Box proposed rate increases which when filed schedules. 670, Midland, Tex., 79701. The Commission finds; CS66-103___ 2-23-66 Dual Production Co., 620 by McBride, were suspended by order of Commercial Bank Tower, the Commission, and after the statutory The proposed settlement of the above- Midland, Tex., 79701. suspension period were made effective, designated proceedings, on the basis de subject to refund, by McBride by appro scribed herein, as more fully set forth [F .R . D o c . 66-2608; F ile d , M a r. 11, 1966; priate motion. in the offers of settlement, as conditioned, 8 :46 a .m .] Under the terms of the settlement of filed with the Commission by McBride fers, McBride proposes settlement rates on November 26, 1965, is consistent with equal to the applicable increased area the Statement of General Policy No. 61-1, [P r o je c t N o . 2564] rate ceiling, or the last firm rate, and to' as amended, 18 CFR 2.56, and approval LAKE SUPERIOR DISTRICT POWER CO. a 3-year filing moratorium, commencing thereof as made effective and hereinafter November 1, 1965, upon any proposed in ordered is in the public interest and is Notice of Application for License for creased rates for the sales involved. appropriate to carry out the provisions Constructed Project However, McBride reserves the right to of the Natural Gas Act. file up to the applicable area ceiling, if The Commission orders: M a r c h 7, 1966. such ceiling be increased, at any time (A ) The offers of settlement, a s co n Public notice is hereby given that during the moratorium period if con ditioned, filed with the Commission by application has been filed under the Fed tractually authorized. It also proposes McBride on November 26, 1965, is ap eral Power Act (16 U.S.C. 791a-824r) by to refund all monies collected subject to proved in accordance with the p r o v is io n s Lake Superior District Power Co. (cor refund under three of the sales (FPC Gas of this order. respondence to; Martin E. Juhl, Presi Rate Schedule Nos. 6, 8, and 9) and re (B) McBride shall file, within 45 days dent, Lake Superior District Power Co., funds in accordance with the Grigsby from the date of issuance of this order, 101 West Second Street, Ashland, Wis., formulaa under the other two sales (FPC notices of change in rates u n d e r its FPC 54806) for license for constructed Proj Gas Rate Schedule Nos. 1 and 7). The gas rate schedules to reflect the s e ttle ect No. 2564, known as Orienta project, amount of refunds to be made is approx ment rates in accordance with the term s located on Iron River, Township of imately $17,400, exclusive of applicable - of its settlement proposals, as a m en d ed , Orienta, Bayfield County, Wis. interest, and McBride’s annual revenues and as conditioned herein. The n otices The existing project consists of: (1) will be reduced approximately $6,500 of change and the contractual a m e n d A dam 40 feet high and about 570 feet below that now charged and collected at ments shall be submitted in accordance long formed by two earth embankment the currently effective rates. with Part 154 of the Com m ission’s regu sections totaling about 329 feet, and a In the Grigsby order (supra) we pro lations under the Natural Gas Act. concrete gravity-type .central section 241 vided that as a condition to utilizing (C) McBride shall compute the differ feet long with a 76.5-foot spillway topped Grigsby the small producers agree to a ence between the rates collected subje by two tainter gates and dashboards and 36-month moratorium on proposed rate to refund and the settlement rate intake structure; (2) a resjervoir about increases above the applicable ceiling for the sales for which it proposes to ® 1.4 miles long covering an area of 133 each of their filed rate schedules as is refunds under its FPC Gas Rate SP*1® , acres at normal headwater elevation of generally agreed to by large producers Nos. 6, 8, and 9, and under its Rate 668.25 feet; (3) a 7-foot steel penstock in their companywide settlements. As Schedule Nos. 1 and 7 in accordance about 90 feet long; (4) a powerhouse noted above, McBride proposes to make the percentages set forth in the app housing a vertical turbine direct-con dix hereto, with applicable nected to a 800 kw generator; (5) an the date of this order, and shall witn 1 The natural gas pipeline purchasers and 45 days from the date of issuance . outdoor substation and (6) appurtenant the rates involved herein are set forth in the facilities. appendix hereto. order submit a report to the Co sion, with a copy to its junsdictiona Protests or petitions to intervene may * Jack W . Grigsby, (Operator) et al., Docket the be filed with the Federal Power Commis Nos. RI61-96 and RI62-536, 32 FPC 529. pipeline purchasers, setting o FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 RULES AND REGULATIONS 4365 amount of refunds (showing separately thereto, with respect to all amounts and Commission of his intention so to do the principal and applicable interest) the interest thereon deposited in the spe within 60 days of the issuance of this the bases used for such determination, cial escrow account, subject to such order, and shall pay interest on such the period covered, and 10 days there agreement, and such bank or trust com monies at the rate of 5 percent per an after shall submit to the Commission a pany shall be bound to pay over to such num from the date of issuance of this copy of a letter from its jurisdictional person or persons as may be identified order to the date on which they are paid pipeline purchasers agreeing to the cor and designated by final order of the over to the person or persons ultimately rectness of such amounts. Commission and in such manner as may determined to be entitled thereto by final (D) McBride shall refund to its juris be therein specified, all or any portion of order or orders of the Commission. dictional pipeline pin-chasers the refund such deposits and the interest thereon. (G) Upon notification by the Secre monies due and owing each in accord (2) The bank or trust company may tary of the Commission that McBride ance with paragraph (C) above 10 days invest and reinvest such deposits in any has complied with the terms and condi after receiving the letter from each re short-term indebtedness of the United tions of this order, the proceedings in quired by paragraph (C) above, with States or any agency thereof or in any the Appendix hereto shall terminate, the applicable interest, except it shall retain form of obligation guaranteed by the proceedings in Docket Nos. G-16890 and the amounts shown in the report required United States which is, respectively, pay RI63-309 shall be severed from the pro under paragraph (C) above due to be able within 120 days as the said bank or ceedings in Docket Nos. AR64-2, et al., paid to TETCO, subject to further order trust company in the exercise of its sound and the proceedings in said dockets shall of the Commission directing the disposi discretion may select. terminate, all without further order of tion of those amounts. < (3) Such bank or trust company shall the Commission. (E) McBride may deposit the retained be liable only for such interest as the (H ) McBride shall file, over the sig refunds in a special escrow account, and invested funds described in paragraph nature of a responsible officer of the shall tender for filing within 60 days of (2)_above will earn and no other interest corporation, within 30 days from the the date of issuance of this order an exe may be collected from it. issuance of this order, an original and cuted escrow agreement, conditioned as (4) Such bank or trust company shall one copy in writing of its acceptance or set out below, accompanied by a certifi be entitled to such compensation as is rejection of the terms and conditions of cate showing service of a copy thereof fair, reasonable and customary for its this order. upon TETCO. Unless notified to the services as such, which compensation (I) The acceptance by the Commission contrary by the Secretary within 30 days shall be paid out of the escrow account of McBride’s offers of settlement, condi from the date of filing thereof, the escrow to such bank or trust company. Said tioned to provide that the moratorium agreement shall be deemed to be satis bank or trust company shall likewise be period shall apply to all McBride’s FPC factory and to have been accepted for entitled to reimbursement for its reason gas rate schedules now on file with the filing. The escrow agreement shall be able expenses necessarily incurred in the Commission, is without prejudice to any entered into between McBride and any administration of this escrow account, findings or determinations that may be bank or trust company used as a deposi which reimbursement shall be paid out made in any proceeding now pending, or tory of funds of the U.S. Government and of the escrow account. hereafter instituted by or against Mc (5) Such bank or trust company shall Bride and is without prejudice to claims the agreement shall be conditioned as report to the Secretary quarterly, certify or contentions which may be made by follows: 'v ing the amount deposited in the bank or McBride, the Commission staff, or any (1) McBride, the bank or trust comtrust company for the quarterly period. affected party hereto, in any proceedings. pany, and the successors and assigns of (F) I f McBride elects to commingle By the Commission.® each, shall be held and formally bound the retained refunds with its general unto the Federal Power Commission for assets and use them for business pur [ s e a l ] J o s e p h H. G u t r i d e , the use and benefit of those entitled poses, it shall notify the Secretary of the Secretary. A ppendix Rate R a tes schedule B u y e r A re a Docket No. Effective Pressure and supple date base ment No. A p p r o v e d Suspended Settlement 1-5 G-16890*...... 5 - 1-59 14.65 9.0864 15.0 14.0 6-9 RI63-309...... 7- 5-63 14.65 13.8733 14.3733 14.1 7-2 Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co ____ C o lo ra d o______R I6 1 -9 0 **...... 4 - 1-61 15.025 13.8262 13.7424 13.0 8-9 Texas Eastern Transmission Corp ____ Texas Railroad District No. 6------R I64-163...... 4 - 1-64 14.65 14.6 15.6 14.6 9-3 Cities Service Gas Co ______Oklahoma other______R I63-215...... 6-23-63 14.65 11.0 12.0 11.0 P artial Refunds 1 Docket No G-16890* — , 5-1-59 to 12-31-60...... 25 percent refunds with 6 percent interest. 1-1-61 to 12-31-62...... - 70 percent refunds with 6 percent interest. , 100 percent refunds with 6 percent interest. 7 Docket. No RT61-90** 4-1-61 to 12-31-62______70 percent refunds with 7 percent interest. 100 percent refunds with 7 percent interest. [FJR. Doc. 66-2610; Filed, Mar. 11,1966; 8:46 a.m.] [Docket No. CP64-228] 1965, by requesting authority to install the Commission and open to public in one 9,100 horsepower compressor unit spection. NORTHERN n a tu r a l GAS CO. at its Clifton Kansas Compressor Station The order issued in the instant docket, Notice of Petition To Amend (Clifton) in lieu of the two 4,000 horse as amended, authorized Petitioner to power units presently authorized and by construct and operate certain facilities, M a r c h 4, 1 requesting that the time prescribed by including two 4,000 horsepower compres Take notice that on February 25 the Commission for the completion of sor units at Clifton, to render initial natural gas service to the Consumers Co Natural Gas Co. (Petitii construction be extended 12 months in n , ?e street. Omaha 2, Nebr operative Association for use in its fertil ^Docket No. CP64-228 a petiti from the original deadline of March 9, izer plant located near Fort Dodge, Iowa. n ? order issued in said docl 1966, all as more fully set forth in the h 9.1965, and amended on Ju petition to amend which is on file with 8 Commissioner O ’Connor not participating. FEDERAL REGISTER, VO L. 3 1 , N O . 4 9 — SATURDAY, M ARCH 12, 19 6 6 4365 NOTICES Petitioner states that in viewing its and 56 feet long, each topped by 2.5-foot whether the application with respect to 1966 mainline construction program, it flashboards; (2) a reservoir at elevation any of the companies named shall be has become apparent that certain econ 283 feet about 1.8 miles long with an area set down for hearing. Any such request omies of construction can be realized by of about 22 acres; (3) a gated forebay- should state briefly the title of the secu utilizing larger units of horsepower and intàke structure with headgates and an rity in which he is interested, the nature in order to take advantage of these econ 8-foot spillway; (4) a 12-fóot steel pen of the interest of the person making the omies it requests the authority to install stock about 50 feet long bifurcated to two request, and the position he proposes to one 9,100 horsepower compressor unit at 10-foot sections about 30 feet long to a take at the hearing, if ordered. In ad Clifton in lieu of the two 4,000 horse powerhouse; (5) a concrete and masonry dition, any interested person may submit power units presently authorized. Pe powerhouse about 40 x 44 feet, housing his views or any additional facts bearing titioner further states that the estimated two horizontal generating units each on any of the said applications by means cost of the two 4,000 horsepower units is rated at 800 kw; (6) a 46-kv masonry of a letter addressed to the Secretary, $2,390,100 as compared with an estimated substation; and (7) appurtenant facili Securities and Exchange Commission, cost of $2,151,000 for the installation of ties. C. The Huntington Falls develop Washington 25, D.C., not later than one 9,100 horsepower unit, resulting in a ment comprising: (1)A concrete dam 31 the date specified. If no one requests a savings of approximately $239,000. feet high and 187 feet long topped with hearing with respect to any particular The Commission’s order issued in the 2.5-foot flashboards; (2) a reservoir at application, such application will be de instant docket provided that the facili elevation 217.8 feet about 1.3 miles long termined by order of the Commission on ties must be constructed and placed in with an area of about 23 acres; (3) a the basis of the facts stated therein and service by March 9, 1986. Petitioner re gated canal 170 feet long to an intake other information contained in the of quests that the time be extended for 12 structure; (4) two 10-foot steel pen ficial files of the Commission pertaining months to allow for construction of the stocks to a powerhouse; (5) a brick- thereto. proposed 9,100 horsepower unit. masonry powerhouse housing two hori For the Commission (pursuant to dele zontal generating units rated at 600 and Protests or petitions to intervene may gated authority). be filed with the Federal Power Commis 800 kw; (6) a 46-kv substation; and (7) sion, Washington, D.C., 20426, in accord appurtenant facilities. [ s e a l ] O r v a l L . DuBois, ance with the rules of practice and pro Protests or petitions to intervene may Secretary. cedure (18 CFR 1.8 or 1.10) and the be filed with the Federal Power Commis [F.R. Doc'. 66-2622; Filed, Mar. II, 1966; regulations under the Natural Gas Act sion, Washington, D.C., 20426, in accord 8 :4 7 a .m .] (157.10) on or before March 31,1966. ance with the rules of practice and pro cedure of the Commission (18 CFR 1.8 J o s e p h H . G t j t r id e , or 1.10). The last day upon which pro [8 12-1922] Secretary. tests or petitions may be filed is April 20, CINCINNATI INTERNATIONAL [F.R. Doc. 66-2611; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; 1966. The application is on file with the FINANCE CORPORATION 8:46 a .m .] Commission for public inspection. Filing of Application for Order J o s e p h H. G u t r i d e , Secretary. Exempting Company [Project No. 2558] [F.R. Doc. 68-2612; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; M a r c h 8, 1966. VERMONT MARBLE CO. 8 :4 6 a .m .] Notice is hereby given that Cincinnati International Finance Co. (“applicant”) , Notice of Application for License a Delaware corporation, has filed an ap for Constructed Project plication pursuant to section 6(c) of the SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE Investment Company Act of 1940 (“Act”) M a r c h 4, 1966. for an order exempting it from all pro Public notice is hereby given that ap COMMISSION visions of the Act. All interested persons plication has been filed under the Federal [File Nos. 7-2523— 7-2530] are referred to the application on file Power Act (16 U.S.C. 791a-825r) by Ver with the Commission for a statement of mont Marble Company (correspondence CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN the representations therein, which are to: William H. Adams, vice president and RAILWAY CO. ET AL. summarized below. general counsel, Vermont Marble Co., Applications for Unlisted Trading The applicant was organized by Cin Proctor, Vt.) for a license for constructed cinnati Milling Machine Co. (“Cincin Project No. 2558, known as the Proctor- Privileges and Opportunity for nati Milling” ) under the laws of the Beldens-Huntington Falls Project, lo Hearing State of Delaware on February 14, 1965. cated on Otter Creek in the vicinity of M a r c h 8, 1966. All of the common stock, par value $uw the towns of Proctor, Middlebury, and In the matter of applications of the a share, will be purchased for $872,22*. New Haven, in Rutland and Addison Boston Stock Exchange for unlisted and held by Cincinnati Milling, whicn Counties, Vt. trading privileges in certain securities. will also contribute to applicant promis The existing project consists o f: A. The The above named national securities sory notes of a foreign subsidiary in tnt Proctor development comprising: (1) A exchange has Tiled applications with the aggregate principal amount of $1,627,77 . masonry, concrete-capped dam about 13 Securities and Exchange Commission Cincinnati Milling will also acquire any feet high and 128 feet long topped with pursuant to section 1 2 (f)(1 )(B ) of the additional securities, other than de flashboards 3 feet high; (2) a reservoir Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and securities, which applicant may js s 11® f at elevation 469.5 feet about 6 miles long Rule 12f-l thereunder, for unlisted trad the future and will not dispose of any with an area of about 92 acres; (3) a ing privileges in the common stocks of the securities of applicant, other t gated forebay-intake structure; (4) a the following companies, which securi debt securities, held by Cineinn 9-foot riveted steel penstock extending ties are listed and registered on one or Milling except to the applicant or , 354 feet to a surge tank; thence, an 8- more other national securities ex wholly owned subsidiary of Cmci foot penstock about 96 feet long to a changes: Chicago & North Western Rail Milling. powerhouse; (5) a concrete and masonry way Co., File 7-2523; Crown Cork & Seal Cincinnati Milling, an Ohio corpor powerhouse, housing four generating Co., Inc., File 7-2524; Delta Air Lines, tion, is engaged directly and throug units, one rated at 1,680 kw and three at Inc., File 7-2525; Kerr McGee Corp., File subsidiaries in the manufacture an 750 kw, totaling 3,930 kw; (6) a 46-kv 7-2526; Metromedia, Inc., File 7-2527; tribution of machine tools and re outdoor substation; and (7) appurtenant Packard-Bell Electronics Corp., File 7- machinery and products, ana . }n facilities. B. The Beldens development 2528; Rockwell-Standard Corp. File 7- manufacture and distribution of comprising: (1) A concrete dam of two 2529; Sunshine Mining Co., File 7-2530. lines of chemical products. . sections on both sides of an island, the Upon receipt of a request, on or before Applicant has been organized m west dam about 15 feet high and 57 feet March 24, 1966, from any interested per to raise funds abroad for use long, and the east dam about 24 feet high son, the Commission will determine the requirements of Cincinnati M FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 NOTICES 4367 foreign operations in a manner which to the business enterprise of Cincinnati laws of the State of Delaware in January will not adversely affect the U.S. balance Milling rather than solely to that of the 1966. All of the authorized capital stock of payments position, in compliance with applicant; (4) none of the securities of the applicant, consisting of 10,000 the voluntary cooperation program insti other than debt securities of applicant shares with a par value of $10 per share, tuted by the President in February 1965. will be held by any person other than will be issued in exchange for $1,000 in Applicant intends to issue and sell $6,- Cincinnati Milling or a wholly owned cash and for stock owned by Corning of 090,000 principal amount of its Guaran subsidiary of Cincinnati Milling; (5) the foreign subsidiaries or affiliates of Cor teed Sinking Fund Debentures Due 1976 Debentures will be offered and sold ning valued at $3,986,768. Corning will (the “Debentures” ) . Cincinnati Milling abroad to foreign nationals under cir also acquire any additional securities, will guarantee the principal, premium, if cumstances designed to prevent any re- other than debt securities, which appli any, sinking fund and interest payments offering or resale in the United States, its cant may issue in the future and will not on the Debentures. Any additional debt territories or possessions or to any U.S. dispose of any of the securities of appli securities of applicant which may be national, citizen, or resident; and (6) cant except to applicant or to another issued to or held by the public will be the burden of the Interest Equalization wholly owned subsidiary of Corning. guaranteed by Cincinnati Milling in the Tax will tend to discourage purchase of Coming, a New York corporation, is same manner as the Debentures. the Debentures by any U.S. person. engaged, directly and through its subsid Applicant contemplates that the pro Notice is further given that any inter iaries and affiliates, in the manufacture ceeds received by it from the issuance of ested person may, not later than March and sale of a variety of glass and ceramic its capital stock, from the promissory 21,1966, at 5:30 p.m., submit to the Com products for consumer and industrial notes to be contributed to it by Cincin mission in writing a request for a hearing uses. nati Milling as hereinabove described, on the matter accompanied by a state A principal purpose for organizing the and from the sales of the Debentures will ment as to the nature of his interest, the applicant was to provide assistance in be invested in or loaned to companies reason for such request and the issues, if improving the balantee-of-payments posi which (1) are subsidiaries and affiliates any, of fact or law proposed to be con tion of the United States, in compliance (as defined in the Act) of Cincinnati troverted, or he may request that he be with the voluntary cooperation program Milling which will be either foreign com notified if the Commission should order instituted by the President in February panies or domestic companies all or sub a hearing thereon. Any such communi 1965, while at the same time continuing stantially all of whose business is carried cation should be addressed: Secretary, the expansion and development of Cor- on abroad, and (2) are primarily engaged Securities and Exchange Commission, ning’s operations outside the United in a business or businesses other than Washington, D.C., 20549. A copy of such States. investing, reinvesting, owning, holding, request shall be served personally or by Applicant intends to borrow $5,000,000 or trading in securities. Applicant will mail (air mail if the person being served from the London branch of First Na proceed as expeditiously as possible with is located more than 500 miles from the tional City Bank. The loan will bear the long-term investment of its assets point of mailing) upon applicant at the interest at the most favorable rate in the manner described above. Pending address stated above. Proof of such charged by said branch at the date of such investment, applicant may make service (by affidavit or in case of any at borrowing for loans of comparable ma short-term deposits of such funds in torney at law by certificate) shall be turity and will be payable within 11 foreign banks or foreign branches of U.S. filed contemporaneously with the re months. Coming will guarantee pay banks, make temporary investments of quest. A t any time after said date, as ment of the principal and interest of the such funds in short-term obligations provided by Rule 0-5 of the rules and loan. It is also expected that the appli outside the United States, and may regulations promulgated under the Act, cant will subsequent borrow additional maintain working balances in U.S. banks an order disposing of the application amounts up to $10,000,000, possibly in in anticipation of sinking fund and in herein may be issued by the Commission foreign currencies, from one or more terest requirements. Applicant will not upon the basis of the information stated banks, upon terms and conditions to be acquire the securities representing its in said application, unless an order for fixed at the time of such borrowing or loans or investments for the purpose of hearing upon said application shall be borrowings. Coming will also guarantee resale and will not trade in such securi issued upon request or upon the Com payment of the principal and interest on ties. mission’s own motion. all such borrowings. A portion of the The Debentures are to be sold to Un proceeds of any such borrowing will be For the Commission (pursuant to dele used to repay the loan from the London derwriters under conditions intended to gated authority). assure that they will not be sold to citi branch of First National City Bank. It zens or residents of the United States, its [ seal] Orval L. DuBois, is intended that applicant will use the territories or possessions. Secretary. proceeds of the loan from said London branch and the balance of the proceeds nf tvP^can^ ^n^en(fs to apply for listing [F.R. Doc. 66-2623; Filed, Max. 11, 1966; ox the Debentures on the Luxembourg 8 :4 7 a .m .] of the other bank loans to invest in or Stock Exchange. lend to foreign subsidiaries and affiliates Applicant asserts that it is not neces- of Coming and will invest in obligations ary or appropriate in the public interest [8 12 -1 9 08 ] of foreign governments, foreign financial consistent with the protection of in institutions or other foreign companies, vestors to regulate applicant under the CORNING INTERNATIONAL CORP. payable either in U.S. dollars or other currencies and maturing in year or nrt *°r following reasons: ( ) A 1 1 Filing of Application for Order less. It is intended that at least 90 per nncipai purpose of applicant is to assist Exempting Company improving the balance of payments cent of such proceeds will be invested in or loaned to foreign companies of March 8, 1966. ogram of the United States by serving which Corning owns, directly or indi Miiv Ve^ cle through which Cincinnati Notice is hereby given that Coming rectly, at least 20 percent of the out e ^ may obtain funds in foreign International Corp. (“applicant” ) Cor standing voting securities and which are _ J nes f°r its foreign operations; (2) ning, N.Y., has filed an application pur primarily engaged in a business other suant to section 6 (c) of the Investment than investing, reinvesting, owning, ritfp Caf t WiU not deal or trade in secu- Company Act of 1940 (“Act”) for an the a * 4 kim public policy underlying holding or trading in securities. Appli order exempting it from all provisions cant will proceed as expeditiously as pos and ls n°f applicable to applicant of the Act and the rules and regulations not „ 6 security holders of applicant do sible with the investment of such pro thereunder. All interested persons are ceeds in such manner. Pending the be^ ^ 6 Protection of the Act, referred to the application on file with completion of such investment, appli which ^ - Payment of the Debentures, the Commission for a statement of the cant may invest in obligations of foreign ing Hn18 ^^d'Pteed by Cincinnati Mill- representations therein, which are sum governments, foreign financial institu invLt aS dePend on the operations or marized below: tions or other foreign companies, pay Dehcnt 6n^ PPiioy of applicant, for the The applicant was organized by Cor able either in U.S. dollars or other cur are holders may ultimately look ning Glass Works (“ Corning” ) under the rencies and maturing in 1 year or less, No. 49—Pt. i-__s FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 4368 NOTICES in a proportion greater than that de under the Act, an order disposing of the Notice is further given that any inter scribed above. Applicant will not acquire application herein may be issued by the ested person may, not later than March the securities representing loans or in Commission upon the basis of the infor 28, 1966, request in writing that a hear vestments made by it for the purpose mation stated in said application, unless ing be held on such matter, stating the of sale and will not trade in such se an order for hearing upon said applica nature of his interest, the reasons for curities. tion shall be issued upon request or upon such request, and the issues of fact or The other assets of the applicant will the Commission’s own motion. law raised by said declaration which consist of the stock of the foreign sub he desires to controvert; or he may re For the Commission (pursuant to dele quest that he be notified if the Commis sidiaries or affiliates of Corning acquired gated authority). by applicant in exchange for its shares sion should order a hearing thereon. of common stock. Applicant will own at [ s e a l ] O r v a l L . D u B o i s , Any such request should be addressed: least 20 percent of the outstanding vot Secretary. Secretary, Securities and Exchange Com mission, Washington, D.C., 20549. A ing securities of each such foreign sub [FJU. Doc. 66-2624; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; sidiary or affiliate and each such subsidi 8:47 a .m .] copy of such request should be served ary or affiliate will be primarily engaged personally or by mail (air mail if the in a business other than investing, re person being served is located more than investing, owning, holding or trading in [File No. 70-4361] 500 miles from the point of mailing) securities. By financing its foreign op upon the declarant at the above-stated erations through the applicant rather MIDDLE SOUTH UTILITIES, INC. address, and proof of service (by affidavit than through the sale of its own debt or, in case of an attorney at law, by cer Proposed Issue and Sale of Common tificate) should be filed contemporane obligations, Coming will utilize an in Stock by Holding Company at Com strumentality the acquisition of whose ously with the request. At any time debt obligations by U.S. persons would, petitive Bidding after said date, the declaration, as filed generally, subject such persons to the M a r c h 8, 1966. or as it may be amended, may be per interest equalization tax, thus discourag Notice is hereby given that Middle mitted to become effective as provided in ing them from purchasing such debt South Utilities, Inc. (“ Middle South” ), Rule 23 of the general rules and regula obligations. 280 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y., 10017, tions promulgated under the Act or the Applicant submits that it is appro a registered holding company, has filed a Commission may grant exemption from priate in the public interest and con declaration with this Commission pur such rules as provided in Rules 20(a) and sistent with the protection of investors suant to the Public Utility Holding Com 100 thereof or take such other action as and the purposes fairly intended by the pany Act of 1935 (“ Act” ), designating it may deem appropriate. policies and provisions of the Act for sections 6(a) and 7 of the Act and Rule For the Commission (pursuant to dele the Commission to enter an order ex 50 promulgated thereunder as applicable gated authority). empting applicant from each and every to the proposed transactions. All in provision of the Act for the following terested persons are referred to the [ s e a l ] O r v a l L . D u B o i s , Secretary. reasons : (1) The sole purpose of appli declaration, on file in the office of the cant is to serve as a vehicle through Commission, for a statement of the [F.R. Doc. 66-2625; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; which Coming may obtain funds in for transactions proposed therein which are 8:47 a.m.] eign countries for the foreign operations summarized below. of Coming and its affiliates, in compli Middle South proposes to issue and sell ance with the President’s cooperative 1,400,000 shares of its authorized but [File No. 7-2534] program to improve the balance-of-pay unissued common stock,. $5 par value per EVERSHARP, INC. ments program of the United States; (2) share (33,818,850 shares outstanding) payment of bank loans guaranteed by pursuant to the competitive bidding re Application for Unlisted Trading Priv Coming does not depend upon the oper quirements of Rule 50 promulgated un ileges and Opportunity for Hearing ations or investment policy of applicant der the Act, at a price to be determined M a r c h 8,1966. because note holders may ultimately look by the competitive bidding. The recent to the business enterprise of Coming market prices on the New York Stock In the matter of application of the Philadeiphia-Baltimore-Washington rather than solely to that of applicant; Exchange for the Middle South $5 par (3) none of the equity securities of ap value common stock are approximately Stock Exchange for unlisted trading plicant will be held by any person other $24 per share. Middle South proposes privileges in a certain security. than Coming or a wholly owned subsidi to apply the net proceeds from the pro The above named national securities ary of Coming; (4) applicant will not posed sale of common stock, in part, as exchange has filed an application with deal or trade in securities. follows: (i) $6,750,000 to the purchase the Securities and Exchange Commis Notice is further given that any of additional common stock of its public- sion pursuant to section 12( f ) ( 1)(B) o interested person may, not later than utility subsidiary company, New Orleans the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 an March 22, 1966, at 5:30 p.m., submit to Public Service, Inc., which is the subject Rule 12f—1 thereunder, for unlistea the Commission in writing a request for o f a separate filing (File No. 70-4359) trading privileges in the common sto a hearing on the matter accompanied by under the Act (Holding Company Act of the following company, which secu a statement as to the nature of his inter Release No. 15419); and (ii) $18,650,000 rity is listed and registered on one est, the reason for such request and the to the prepayment of its promissory notes more other national securities* issues, if any, of fact or of law proposed to banks due in July 1967. The re changes: Eversharp, Inc., File 7-253 • ^ to be controverted, or he may request mainder of the proceeds will be used Upon receipt of a request, on or that he be notified if the Commission from time to time as needed for other fore March 24, 1966 from any -ne should order a hearing thereon. Any corporate purposes. person, the Commission will determ such communication should be ad Fees and expenses to be incurred by whether the application shall he dressed: Secretary, Securities and Ex Middle South in connection with the down for hearing. Any sb®h req change Commission, Washington, D.C., proposed issue and sale of common stock should state briefly the nature of t . 20549. A copy of such request shall be are estimated at $60,000, including fees terest of the person making the req served personally or by mail (airmail if of counsel for Middle South aggregating and the position he proposes to ta the person being served is located more $16,500, fees for financial and accounting the hearing, if ordered. In addition, than 500 miles from the point of mailing) services of $2,000 and auditors fees of any interested person may subimw upon applicant at the address stated $6,000. The fee of independent counsel views or any additional facts bea above. Proof of such service (by affi for the underwriters to be paid by the the said application by means itieS davit or in case of an attorney at law by successful ladders is estimated at $9,000. addressed to the Secretary,» ton certificate) shall be filed contemporane It is stated that no State regulatory and Exchange Commission, Wa . ously with the request. At any time commission and no Federal commission, 25, D.C., not later than the> date after said date, as provided by Rule 0-5 other than this Commission, has jurisdic fled. I f no one requests aJ ^ £ fo id e r of the rules and regulations promulgated tion over the proposed transactions. application will be determined y FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 NOTICES 4369 of the Commission on the basis of the quired for the adoption of the proposed tion should be reserved pursuant to Rule facts stated therein and other informa charter amendments. Allegheny, the 65 with respect to the expenses of pro tion contained in the official files of the holder of all of Monongahela’s outstand fessional proxy solicitors: Commission pertaining thereto. ing common stock, will vote such stock in I t is ordered, That the declaration, as favor of the proposed amendments. amended, regarding the proposed proxy For the Commission (pursuant to dele Under Ohio law, preferred stockhold solicitation, be, and it hereby is, per gated authority). ers who do not vote in favor of the pro mitted to become effective forthwith [ s e a l ] O r v a l L . D u B o i s , posed charter amendments and who pursuant to Rule 62, and that jurisdic Secretary. comply with the provisions of State law, tion be reserved under Rule 65 with have the right to surrender their shares respect to the expenses of professional [F H . Doc. 66-2626; F ile d , M a r . 11, 1966, 8 :4 7 a .m .] for payment of the fair cash value there proxy solicitors. of as determined by the parties or in an For the Commission (pursuant to dele appropriate judicial proceeding. Mo gated authority). [File No. 70-4353] nongahela proposes to acquire the'pre ferred stock of any such dissenting [ s e a l ] O r v a l L . D u B o i s , MONONGAHELA POWER CO. stockholders but will not consummate Secretary. any acquisition at a price determined by Proposed Charter Amendments and [F.R. Doc. 66-2627; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; the parties except pursuant to a post 8 :4 7 a .m .] Proposed Acquisition of Preferred effective amendment which the Com Stocks and Order Authorizing Solic mission, by order, has permitted to be itation of Proxies in Connection come effective. The application-dec [File Nos. 7-2531— 7-2533] Therewith laration states that the proposed charter amendments may be withdrawn if, by SYNTEX CORP. ET AL. March 8,1966. reason of the potential liability to dis Notice is hereby given that Monon- senting stockholders, the board of direc Applications for Unlisted Trading gahela Power Co. (“Monongahela”), tors of Monongahela determines that Privileges and Opportunity for 1310 Fairmont Avenue, Fairmont, adoption of the proposed amendments is Hearing W. Va., 26555, an electric utility com inadvisable. M a r c h 8,1966. pany, a registered holding company, and Expenses to be incurred in connection In the matter of applications of the a subsidiary company of Allegheny with the proposed transactions are esti Boston Stock Exchange for unlisted trad Power System, Inc. (“Allegheny” ), also mated at $10,500, as follows: proxy ing privileges in certain securities. a registered holding company, has filed solicitations, $4,500 (including $2,000 for The above named national securities an application-declaration a n d an professional proxy solicitors) ; printing, exchange has filed applications with the amendment thereto with this Commis $2,000; legal fees, $3,000; and miscella Securities and Exchange Commission sion pursuant to the Public Utility Hold neous expenses, $1,000. pursuant to section 1 2 (f)(1 )(B ) of the ing Company Act of 1935 (“Act” ) , desig It is stated that no State or Federal Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule nating sections 6, 7, 9'(a), 10, 12(c), and commission, other than this Commission, 12f-l thereunder, for unlisted trading 12(e) of the Act and Rules 42, 62, and has jurisdiction over the proposed privileges in the common stocks of the 65 promulgated thereunder as appli transactions. following companies, which securities are cable to the proposed transactions. All Notice is further given that any in interested persons are referred to the listed and registered on one or more terested person may, not later than other national securities exchanges: application-declaration, on file at the March 31, 1966, request in writing that office of the Commission, for a statement Syntex Corp., File 7-2531; United Nu a hearing be held on such matter, stat clear Corp., File 7-2532; Zayre Corp., of the transactions therein proposed ing the nature of his interest, the reasons which are summarized below. File 7-2533. for such request, and the issues of fact Upon receipt of a request, on or be Monongahela proposes to amend cer or law raised by said application-dec tain provisions of its charter in order to fore March 24, 1966, from any interested laration which he desires to controvert; person, the Commission will determine conform to the standards set forth in or he may request that he be notified if this Commission’s statement of policy whether the application with respect to the Commission should order a hearing any of the companies named shall be as set forth in Holding Company Act hereon. Any such request should be Release No. 13106 principally in respect set down for hearing. Any such request addressed: Secretary, Securities and should state briefly the title of the se of voluntary liquidation prices of pre Exchange Commission, Washington, ferred stock, acquisition of preferred curity in which he is interested, the na D.C., 20549.. A copy of such request ture of the interest of the person mak stock, and payment of dividends on com should be served personally or by mail mon stock, it is also proposed to amend ing the request, and the position he pro (airmail if the person being served is lo poses to take at the hearing, if ordered. the charter to permit the issue of un- cated more than 500 miles from the point *cured indebtedness to the maximum In addition, any interested person may of mailing) upon the applicant-de submit his views or any additional facts authorized under the Commission’s clarant at the above-stated address, and statement of policy, bearing on any of the said applications proof of service (by affidavit or, in case by means of a letter addressed to the .J*1® Proposed charter amendments of an attorney at law, by certificate) in be submitted to stockholders for Secretary, Securities and Exchange Com should be filed contemporaneously with mission, Washington 25, D.C., not later heir approval at Monongahela’s annual the request. A t any time after said date, meeting to be held on April 18, 1966. In than the date specified. I f no one re the application-declaration, as amended quests a hearing with respect to any nnection therewith, Monongahela pro- or as it may be further amended, may be particular application, such application poses to solicit proxies from the holders granted and permitted to become effec ^ Pf eferred stocks, and the proposed tive as provided in Rule 23 of the gen will be determined by order of the Com mission on the basis of the facts stated wucitation material sets forth in detail eral rules and regulations promulgated ip« amendments as to which their prox- under the Act or the Commission may therein and other information contained tinn be solicited. The applica- grant exemption from such rules as pro in the official files of the Commission pertaining thereto. Z v ^ Claration states that under the vided in Rules 20(a) and 100 thereof tinn t 0ns °* Ohio General Corpora- or take such other action as it may deem For the Commission (pursuant to dele affirm«? ^ onongahela’s charter, the appropriate. gated authority). two-thf1!6 v? k °t the holders of at least It appearirig to the Commission that sharp« I f a11 issued and outstanding Monongahela’s declaration, as amended, [ s e a l ] O r v a l L . D u B o i s , serjfJ3 °common stock and of each regarding the proposed proxy solicitation Secretary. voting cumulative preferred stock, should be permitted to become effective [F.R. Doc. 66-2628; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; S separately as a class, will be re pursuant to Rule 62, and that jurisdic 8 :4 8 a m . ] FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 4370 NOTICES Ga., 30301. Send protests to: Jack K. Mo., to points in Illinois within 125 miles INTERSTATE COMMERCE Huff, District Supervisor, Bureau of of St. Louis, except Alton and points Operations and Compliance, interstate within 5 miles thereof, and from St. COMMISSION Commerce Commission, Room 206, 327 Louis, Mo., to points in Illinois south of North Tryon Street, Charlotte, N.C., the northern boundaries of Merce, [Notice 145] 28202. Henry, Bureau, Marshall, Woodford, Liv MOTOR CARRIER TEMPORARY No. MC 127274 (Sub-No. 9 TAX, filed ingston, Grundy, Ford, and Iroquois March 4,1966. Applicant : SHERWOOD Counties, 111. Austin C. Knetzger, 722 AUTHORITY APPLICATIONS TRUCKING, INC., 1517 Hoyt Avenue, Chestnut Street, St. Louis 1, Mo., attor M ar ch 9,1966. Post Office Box 2189, Muncie, Ind., 47302. ney for applicants. Applicant's representative: Charles No. MC-FC-68480. By order of March The following are notices of filing of Sherwood (same address as above). Au 8.1966, the Transfer Board approved the applications for temporary authority un thority sought to operate as a common transfer to Trans-Service, Inc., Coshoc der section 210a(a) of the Interstate carrier, by motor vehicle, over irregular ton, Ohio, of the Permit in No. MC- Commerce Act provided for under the routes, transporting: Meats, meat prod 112066, issued April 11, 1951, to Robert new rules in Ex Parte No. MC 67 (49 ucts and meat byproducts, from Muncie, J. Boz, Coshocton, Ohio, authorizing the CFR Part 24Q), published in the F ederal Ind., to points in Alabama, Georgia, transportation of: Canned milk and R e g ister , issue of April 27, 1965, effec Florida, Kentucky, Mississippi, North canned buttermilk, between Coshocton, tive July 1, 1965. These rules provide Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Ohio, and points within 2 miles thereof, that protests to the granting of an ap Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. Condi on the one hand, and, on the other, plication must be filed with the field of tion : The authority herein granted shall points in Maryland and West Virginia. ficial named in the F ederal R egister terminate upon expiration of the period Taylor C. Burneson, 88 East Broad publication, within 15 calendar days of time herein specified or on settle Street, Columbus, Ohio, 43215, attorney after the date notice of the filing of the ment of the strike by employees of In for applicants. application is published in the F ederal diana Refrigerator Lines, Inc., plus 5 No. MC-FC-68497. By order of March R e g ist e r . One copy of such protest must days, whichever occurs first, for 180 days. 7.1966, the Transfer Board approved the be served on the applicant, or its au Supporting shipper: Marhoefer Pack transfer to Space City Transport, Inc., thorized representative, if any, and the ing Co., Inc., North Elm and 13th Street, La Porte, Tex., of certificate of registra protest must certify that such service Muncie, Ind., 47305. Send protests to: tion No. MC-121037 (Sub-No. 1) issued has been made. The protest must be Heber Dixon, District Supervisor, Bureau May 13, 1964, to M. G. Shelton, doing specific as to the service which such pro- of Operations and Compliance, Inter business as S & S Truck Line, Houston, testant can and will offer, and must con state Commerce Commission, 308 Fed Tex., covering the transportation of vari sist of a signed original and six (6) eral Building, Fort Wayne, Ind., 46802. ous commodities, of a general commodity copies. nature, between points in Texas. Albert . By the Commission. A copy of the application is on file, G. Walker, 304 Capitol National Bank and can be examined, at the Office of the [ s e a l ] H. N e il G a r s o n , Building, Austin, Tex., 78701, attorney Secretary, Interstate Commerce Com Secretary. for applicants. mission, Washington, D.C., and also in No. MC-FC-68498. By order of March the field office to which protests are to be [F.R. Doc. 66-2653; Filed, Mar. II, 1966; 8 :5 0 a .m .] 8.1966, the Transfer Board approved the transmitted. transfer to Darby Transfer, Inc., McKees M otor C arriers o f P r o p e r t y Rocks, Pa., of the operating rights in [Notice 1311] certificate No. MC-2907, issued July 25, No. MC 89861 (Sub-No. 12 T A ), filed 1955, to C. V. Darby, doing business as March 4, 1966. Applicant: GOUVER- MOTOR CARRIER TRANSFER Darby Transfer & Storage, McKees NEUR TRUCKING, INC., Antwerp Road, PROCEEDINGS Rocks, Pa., authorizing the transporta Box 114, Gouverneur, N.Y. Applicant’s M ar c h 9,1966. tion, over regular and irregular routes, representative: Edward H. Cole, 11 Main o f: General commodities, and such com Synopses of orders entered pursuant to Street, Gouverneur, N.Y. Authority modities, and materials and supplfe8» and sought to operate as a common carrier, section 212(b) of the Interstate Com equipment dealt in by chain grocery merce Act, and rules and regulations by motor vehicle, over irregular routes, stores, between Pittsburgh, Pa., and transporting: Iron, steel or metal con prescribed thereunder (49 CFR Part points in Ohio, subject to certain re struction and building materials, from 179), appear below: strictions. Jerome Solomon, 1302 Grant the plantsite of Southern Tier Iron As provided in the Commission’s spe Building, Pittsburgh, Pa., 15219, attorney cial rules of practice any interested per Works in Conklin, N.Y., and from Gou- for applicants. . vemeur, N.Y., to the port of entry on son may file a petition seeking recon No. MC-FC-68507. By order of March the international boundary line between sideration of the following numbered 8,1966, the Transfer Board approved the the United States and Canada at proceedings within 20 days from the date transfer to Fox Valley Truck Lines, Inc-> Champlain, N.Y., for final delivery to of publication of this notice. Pursuant 250 Washington Street, Carpentersviue, the world’s fair site in Montreal, Can to section 17(8) of the Interstate Com in., of the operating rights of Frea ada, for 180 days. Supporting shipper: merce Act, the filing of such a petition Capocasa, doing business as Fox Vauey Gouverneur Iron Works, Inc., Gouver will postpone the effective date of the Truck Lines, 250 Washington Street, neur, N.Y. Send protests to: Morris H. order in that proceeding pending its dis Carpentersville, 111., in permit No. M - Gross, District Supervisor, Bureau of position. The matters relied upon by 106813, issued January 11, 1950, autno ■ Operations and Compliance, Interstate petitioners must be specified in their izing the transportation, over irregu Commerce. Commission, 1025 Chimes petitions with particularity. routes, of asphalt, fiber, or cork expa . Building, Syracuse, N.Y., 13202. No. MC-FC-68478. By order of March sion joints, fence posts, livestock, No. MC 123067 (Sub-No. 40 T A ), filed 8, 1966, the Transfer Board approved ing horses, feed materials an , March 4,1966. Applicant: M & M TAN K the transfer to Moeller Drayage, Inc., St. dients, and concentrated livestock I LINES, INC., Post Office Box 4174, North Louis, Mo., of permits Nos. MC-111886, and poultry feed, from, to, and bet Station, Winston-Salem, N.C., 27100. MC-111886 (Sub-No. 1), and MC-111886 specified points in Illinois, Iowa, _ (Sub-No. 2), issued January 9,1951, May Authority sought to operate as a com consin, Michigan, and Indiana, yar^ 2,1951, and July 22,1965, respectively, to mon carrier, by motor vehicle, over ir with the commodities transported. regular routes, transporting: Dry ferti Harvey Moeller, doing business as Moeller Drayage Co., St. Louis, Mo., au H. N e il G arson, lizer, in bulk, in pneumatic trailers, [ s e a l ] from Greensboro, N.C., to points in thorizing the transportation of: Silicate Secretary' Virginia and West Virginia, for 150 days. of soda, in bulk, in tank vehicles, from Supporting shipper: Armour Agricul St. Louis, Mo., to Alton, HI., and points [F.r . Doc. 66-2654; Filed, Mar. 1L tural Chemical Co., Box 1685, Atlanta, within 5 miles of Alton, from St. Louis, 8 :5 0 a .m .] FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 NOTICES 4371 FOURTH SECTION APPLICATIONS to or routed over its lines because of blizzard and heavy snow conditions is FOR RELIEF blizzard and heavy snow conditions, is unable to transport traffic routed over its hereby authorized to reroute or divert lines. M arch 9,1966. such traffic over any available route to I t is ordered, That: Protests to the granting of an appli expedite the movement. The billing (a) Rerouting traffic: The Northern cation must be prepared in accordance covering all such cars rerouted shall Pacific Railway, and its connections, with Rule 1.40 of the general rules of carry a reference to this order as author being unable to transport traffic destined practice (49 CFR 1.40) and filed within ity for the rerouting1. to or routed over its lines because of 15 days'from the date of publication of (b) Concurrence of receiving roads to blizzard and heavy snow conditions, is this notice in the F ederal R egister. be obtained: The railroad desiring to hereby authorized to reroute or divert divert or reroute traffic under this order such traffic over any available route to Long- and-S hort H aul ' shall receive the concurrence of other expedite the movement. The billing PSA No. 40347— Joint motor-rail railroads to which such traffic is to be covering all such cars rerouted shall rates—Southern Motor Carriers. Filed diverted or rerouted, before the rerout carry a reference to this order as au by Southern Motor Carriers Rate Con ing or diversion is ordered. thority for the rerouting. ference, agent (No. 135), for interested (c) Notification to shippers: Each (b) Concurrence of receiving roads to carriers. Rates on property moving on carrier rerouting cars in accordance with be obtained: The railroad desiring to class and commodity rates over joint this order shall notify each shipper at divert or reroute traffic under this order routes of applicant rail and motor car the time each car is rerouted or diverted shall receive the concurrence of other riers, between points in southern terri and shall furnish to such shipper the new railroads to which such traffic is to be tory, on the one hand, and points in routing provided under this order. diverted or rerouted, before the rerouting southwestern territory, on the other. (d) Inasmuch as the diversion or re or diversion is ordered. Grounds for relief—Motortruck com routing of traffic by said Agent is deemed (c) Notification to shippers : Each car petition. to be due to carrier’s disability, the rates rier rerouting cars in accordance with Tariff—Supplement 23 to Southern applicable to traffic diverted or rerouted this order shall notify each shipper at Motor Carriers Rate Conference, agent, by said Agent shall be the . rates which the time each car is rerouted or diverted tariff MF-ICC 1338. were applicable at the time of shipment and shall furnish to such shipper the PSA No. 40348—Liquid caustic soda to on the shipments as originally routed. new routing provided unger this order. Georgetown, S.C. Filed by Traffic Exec (e) In executing the directions of the (d) Inasmuch as the diversion or re utive Association-Eastern Railroads, Commission and of such Agent provided routing of traffic by said Agent is deemed agent (E.R. No. 2829), for interested rail for in this order, the common carriers to be due to carrier’s disability, the rates carriers. Rates on liquid caustic soda, involved shall proceed even though no applicable to traffic diverted or rerouted in tank carloads, and in multiple ship contracts, agreements, or arrangements by said Agent shall be the rates which ments of not less than eight tank car now exist between them with reference were applicable at the time of shipment loads, from specified points in Michigan, to the divisions of the rates of transpor on the shipments as originally routed. New Jersey, New York, Ohio, and West tation applicable to said traffic; divisions (e) In executing the directions of the Virginia, to Georgetown, S.C. shall be, during the time this order re Commission and of such Agent provided Grounds for relief—Market competi mains in force, those voluntarily agreed for in this order, the common carriers tion. upon by and between said carriers; or involved shall procéed even though no Tariffs—Supplements 191 and 132 to upon failure of the carriers to so agree, contracts, agreements, or arrangements Traffic Executive Association-Eastern said divisions shall be those hereafter now exist between them with reference Railroads, agent, tariffs ICC C-102 and fixed by the Commission in accordance to the divisions of the rates of transpor C-334, respectively. with pertinent authority conferred upon tation applicable to said traffic; divisions PSA No. 40349—Class and commodity it by the Interstate Commerce Act. shall be, during the time this order re ra te s from and to Milburnie, N.C. Filed (f) Effective date: This order shall mains in force, those voluntarily agreed by O. w. South, Jr., agent (No. A4863), become effective at 10 a.m., March 8,1966, upon by and between said carriers; or for interested rail carriers. Rates on (g) Expiration date: This order shall upon failure of the carriers to so agree, property moving on class and commodity expire at 11:59 p.m., March 14,1966, un said divisions shall be hereafter fixed by rates, between Milburnie, N.C., on the less otherwise modified, changed or the Commission in accordance with per and points in the United States suspended. tinent aûthority conferred upon it by and Canada, on the other. I t is further ordered, That this order the Interstate Commerce Act. Grounds for relief—New station and shall be served upon the Association of (f) Effective date: This order shall be grouping. American Railroads, Car Service Divi come effective at 10 a.m., March 8,1966. sion, as Agent of all railroads subscribing (g) Expiration date: This order shall , By the Commission. to the car service and per diem agree expire at 11:59 p.m., March 14,1966, un '•SEAL^ H. N eil G arson, ment under the terms of that agreement less otherwise modified, changed or sus Secretary. and by filing it with the Director, Office pended. of the Federal Register. [PR. Doc. 66-2655; P iled , M a r . 11, 1966; I t is further ordered, That this order 8:50 a .m .] Issued at Washington, D.C., March 8, shall be served upon the Association of 1966. American Railroads, Car Service Divi I n t e r st a t e C om m er ce [Third Rev. S.O. 562; P fa h le r ’s IC C O rd e r sion, as Agent of all railroads subscribing C o m m is s io n , 198] to the car service and per diem agree [ s e a l ] R. D. P f a h l e r , ment under the terms of that agreement GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY Agent. and by filing it with the Director, Office [F.R. Doc. 66-2656; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; of the Federal Register. Rerouting Traffic 8 :5 0 a .m .] the^oa+^r111011 of R-D- PfaWer, Agent, Issued at Washington, D.C., March 8, blizmrvj Rorthem Railway, because oi [Third Rev. S O. 562; Pfahler’s IOC Order No. 1966. unabip j-,And heav* snow conditions is 199] I n t e r st a t e C o m m e r c e lines. ° ^ransP°rt traffic routed over its NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY C o m m is s io n , « is ordered. That: [ s e a l ] R . D . P f a h le r , Rerouting Traffic Agent. NorthemrS g traffic: The Grea< beine imoKi aî?Way’ and its connections In the opinion of R. D. Pfahler, Agent, [F.R. Doc. 66-2657; Filed, Max. 11, 1966; aDle to transport traffic destined the Northern Pacific Railway, because of 8 :5 0 a m . ] FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 4372 FEDERAL REGISTER CUMULATIVE LIST OF CFR PARTS AFFECTED— MARCH The following numerical guide is a list of the parts of each title of the Code of Federal Regulations affected by documents published to date during March. P a ge 1 CFR P0g8 7 CFR—Continued Page 7 CFR- -Continued Appendix A ------—— ------•- 4001 1071______3383 1098. 3401, 3465 1078 ______3383 1099. 3401, 3465 3 CFR 1079 ______—_____ 3383 1101. 3465, 4148 . 3257, 3465 P roclamations : 1094______3383 1102 3705______:------3221 1097 __ 3383 1103. 3465 3706 ______- 3223 1098 ...... _l______:_____ 3383 1104______— 3401,3465 3707 _____------4191 1099 ______3______3383 1186______3401, 3465 1108______3257, 3401, 3465 E x e c u t iv e O rd er s: 1102______3383 Dec. 18, 1878 (revoked in part 1103— _____ — 3383 1120______— 3401,3465 by PLO 3946)______:L— 4348 1106— ______— 3227, 3383 1125— ______— 3466 Mar. 27,1885 (see PLO 3946) — 4348 1108_^.______3383 1126 ______:______— 3401, 3465 5237 (revoked in part by PLO 1126__ __3___;______1_____ 3383 1127 ___ — _____ - ____ 3401, 3465 3948)______4348 1132_____ 3383 1128______- 3401, 3465 3465 5289 (revoked in part by PLO 1138______:______3383 1129 ______— 3401, 3465 3947)______4348 1421— — _— ______3385, 3490 1130 ______3296, 3401, 1427______3284 1131 ______3466 5361 (revoked by PLO 3944) — 4282 3465 5384 (revoked by PLO 3944) — 4282 1486______— 3336 1132 ______3401, Proposed Rules : 1133. 3466 6583 (revoked in part by PLO 3466 3940)______— ------3495 52______3253 1134. 1001 ______3465 1136. 3466 5 CFR 1002 ______3465 1137. 3466 213______3283, 4101, 4271 1003 ______3294, 3465 1138. 3466 302------3381 1004______3465 337______3381 1005-— - ______1-- 3465 713______- ______4271 1008 ______— 3465 870______3381 1009 ______— - 3465 1011 ______— 3465 6 CFR 1012 __ 3465 5_____—— ______— 4101 1013 ______3465 1015— — ______— 3465 7 CFR 1016______3294, 3465 401______:______3225, 3335 1030— —— ______3401, 3465 410 ______.-__ _ 3335 1031— — ______3401, 3465 711~~______4271 1032______— 3401, 3465 717 4193 1033—______3465 724III...... — 4197, 4343 1034 ______3465 730______4106 1035 ______3465 751___ 3483, 4343 1036 ______3465 777 ______;______4271 1038-__ —— 3401, 3465 8 1 lII______3283 1039______3401,3465 857______— ------— 4197 1040— ______3465 905 _ 4106, 4344 1041______——— _____ 3465 906 ______— ______4276 1043 ______— ______3465 907 ____ 3445, 4344 1044 ______3465 908 ____ - 3445, 4344 1045______- ______— 3465 P roposed R ules: 910___ _ 3446, 4345 1046 ______—...... —— 3465 im _ 3466, 4149 967______------4276 1047— ______—______- 3465 121:::::::::::::::::_ 4213, 4340 1001 ______3383 1048— ______3465 1002 _ 3383 1049______3465 14 CFR 1003 ______—— 3381, 3383 1051______3401, 3465 3336 1004 ______- 3383 1061— — 3401, 3465, 4148 39—11l i l i II 3388, 3449, 3450, 4282, 4283 1011__ —______- ______— 3383 1062______3401, 3465 43------3336 1015 ______3383 1063— ______3401, 3465 65------" " " “ H ill. 3230, 1016 ______— 3382, 3383 1064— ...... — 3401, 3465, 4148 1030______- ______3383 1065 ______3466 3 2 3 1 13 2 8 ÍI 3285, 3~3"37~, 3 3 3 8 , 3388. 1031 ______i-i______3383 1066 ______3466 41fr7, 4108, 4200, 4201, 4283, # 1032 ___ 3383 1067 ______3401, 3465 73------3336 1033 ______3225 1068 ______3466 1034______3227 1069-______3466 I t::::::::::::::::::::::::: ï« 9 , g 1036______3383 1070 ______— ______3401, 3465 145. *1038______3383 1071 ______3401,3465 Proposed R ules: 3347, 1039______3383 1073 ______3401, 3465 1041______—______3383 1074 ______— ______3401, 3465 3348, 3467-3469, 3499, 3500,4 1043 ______3383 1075 ______3466 4350-4352. 3469 1044 ______3383 1076 ______3466 73------3348 ~ 1045______3383 1078— ...... 3401, 3465 75------4212 1051______— - 3383 1079______;...... 3401, 3465 290______-,...... 1062 ______3383 1090______3401, 3465 1063 __ 3383 1094_____ 3465 15 CFR 3497, 3498 1064 __ — 3383 1096 ______3401, 3465 230______3498 1070______- 3383 1097 ...... 3257, 3401, 3465 399. FEDERAL REGISTER 4373 Page 43 CFR—Continued Page 16 CFR 28 CFR Page 13 ______— 3231- 0 ——— ,______3286 Public LanB Orders—Continued 3233, 3338, 3340-3342, 3389, 3390 2___ 4204 1718 (revoked in part by PLO 14 ______4293 3939)— ______3945 15 ______3450, 3492 29 CFR 3938_____——______3248 ¿1 n ______3342 60— —— — —,:—— —:______- 3494 3939— — —______3495 100______4376 Proposed Rules: 3940 ______3495 14 ______4303 1600___ .______— ______4345 3941 ______* 3496 145! ______3349 P roposed R u les: 3942______!______3496 548______4149 3943 ______- ______— 3496 17 CFR 3944 ______4282 ______4340 32 CFR 53Q ___ 713—______4204 3945—______4282 ______3390 54(1 ____ 811—______-______4145 3948______— _ 4348 Proposed Rules: 817—______‘______4145 3947______4348 250 ____ -7;______3424 850— — _____— ______4146 3948— ______— 4348 880—’— ______4146 45 CFR 18 CFR 882— ,____ 4146 3 ______„ 4118 2000______.4281 116——______:______4299 104______3391 401—______3244 204______3391 33 CFR 502______3245 202 ______3343, 3457 801______— 3286, 34647 3497 19 CFR 203 ______—______4346 1030______4117 207______3343, 4346 2 ______4294 46 CFR Proposed Rules: 36 CFR 144______— ______4208 13______3347t 3499 7— ______3457 201______;______3397 P roposed R u les: 206______3397 20 CFR 7______— 3253 251______3397 3302—3394, 4343 287______— ______3397 404______38 CFR 21 CFR 1 __ i ______3459 47 CFR 2— ______,______3397 ______4201 3— ______4346, 4347 2 15—______3397, 4301 8.. ______4127 17______- 4116 36______— — 3459 25______3286 121.. . ______3394, 4128, 4298 73______3289, 3344 141e______4128, 4345 39 CFR 95______4209 145...... __ ___ 4128, 4129, 4201 17______3286, 3462 P roposed Rules: 146e______4128, 4345 33— ______4207 1______3403 147_____ 4201 46______4347 17______3302 1481...... 4129 52______3286 31______4303 148m______4129 61______4207, 4347 33 ______4303 148n______4129 200______3234, 3397, 4348 34______C ______4303 148p____ -______4129 35______A ______4303 148r______4149 41 CFR 148x______4203 5-12______3243 73 ______3348, 4303 148y_____ 4201 5-16______— ______3243 74 ______3305 166______3397 9-10______- _____ 4208 97______— 3407 Proposed R u l e s : 19-1______3494 49 CFR 121______3402 101-25______— 3462 0______3344 125...... 3301 101-43______3495 110______3464 148L_____ 4149 105-735_____ 4328 120______- 4210 148r...... 4149 P roposed R ules: 203______4302 Subpart 101-29.3— ,.______4088 26 CFR 205______3345, 3497, 4348, 4349 42 CFR Proposed Rules: 1— 3285, 3492 71-79______—— 3408 170.1 ...... 21______*______4299 _____ 3285 54______3246 240__------____ 3451 50 CFR Proposed R u l e s : 43 CFR 33_____ 3345, 3346, 3400, 4107, 4210, 4349 1---- 3263 P ublic L and Orders: Proposed Rules: 31------3263 1692 (revoked in part by PLO 33—______3402, 3466, 4107 3W------3263 3939)______3495 250_____ 3466 FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 31 • NUMBER 49 Saturday, March 12, 1966 • Washington, D.C. P A R T II National Labor Relations Board Employee Responsibilities and Conduct 4376 RULES AND REGULATIONS and conflicts of interests, apparent or § 100.735—3 Advisory and interpretation Title 29— LABOR real, on the part of all employees through service. informed judgment is indispensable to (a) The incumbents of the following Chapter I— National Labor Relations the maintenance of the standards in this Board named positions are Deputy Agency part. Since service is the keystone of the Counselors and shall make themselves PART 100— EMPLOYEE RESPONSI Agency’s operations, each person who thoroughly familiar with applicable laws, deals with the Agency is entitled to cour BILITIES AND CONDUCT Executive orders, and regulations in this tesy and consideration. Not only must part: Pursuant to and in conformity with his case be treated with fairness— there (1) Regional Directors and respective sections 201 through 209 of Title 18 of must not be even the appearance of Assistant General Counsels; the United States Code, Executive Order unfairness. (2) AU Washington Office, Branch, 11222 of May 8,1965 (30 F.R. 6469), Title and Division Chiefs; and 5, Chapter I, Part 735 of the Code of § 100.735—2 Responsibilities. (3) All persons officially acting in one Federal Regulations, Part 100 is added (a ) The Board. The Board is respon of the above positions. to Title 29 of the Code of Federal Regu sible for the implementation of the regu (b) Upon request of employees under lations, reading as follows: lations in this part with respect to em their supervision, the above incumbents Subpart A— General Provisions ployees under its jurisdiction. shall be available for necessary consulta Sec. (b) The General Counsel. The Gen tion and advice. In the consideration 100.735- 1 Policy. eral Counsel is responsible for the imple of any question or problem arising under 100.735- 2 Responsibilities. mentation of the regulations in this part the regulations in this part, the above 100.735- 3 Advisory and interpretation with respect to employees under his officials or employees with questions or service. problems may avail themselves of the 100.735- 4 Disciplinary and other remedial jurisdiction. actio n . (c) Agency Counselor. The Director, services of the Agency Counselor. 100.735- 5 Definitions. Division of Administration, is hereby des § 100.735—4 Disciplinary and other re ignated as the Agency Counselor for the Subpart B— Conduct and Responsibilities of medial action. Employees purpose of ( 1) acting as liaison with the Civil Service Commission with respect to (a) Violations of the regulations in 100.735- 11 G e n e r a l pro visio n s. matters of employee responsibility and this part by an employee may be cause 100.735- 12 Gifts, entertainment, and favors. conduct, (2) coordinating the Agency’s for appropriate disciplinary or other ac 100.735- 13 Outside employment or occupa tion which may be in addition to any tio n . interpretation and advisory service under § 100.735-3, (3) advising, upon request, penalty prescribed by law. 100.735- 14 Other outside activities. (b) In any instance where a statement Special additional requirements Agency officials responsible for review 100.735- 15 submitted under § 100.735-16 or Subpart for Presidential appointees. ing the “Statements of Employment and C of this part or information from any 100.735- 16 Financial and other interests. Financial Interests” provided for in Sub 100.735- 17 Use of Government property. part C of this part, (4) directing em other source indicates a conflict of inter 100.735- 18 Misuse of information. ployees to review the regulations in this est, apparent or real, the employee shall 100.735- 19 Indebtedness. part annually, and (5) implementing and be provided opportunity to explain. 100.735- 20 Gam bling, betting, and lotteries. (1) After consideration of the em 100.735^21 General conduct prejudicial to applying the regulations in this part. The Assistant Director, Division of Ad ployee’s explanation, the appropriate of t h e G o v e rn m e n t. ficial (see designated officials under 100.735- 22 Miscellaneous statutory and ministration, and Director of Personnel nonstatutory provisions. are hereby designated as Assistant § 100.735-3(a) (1), (2), (3) ) may recom Agency Counselors. mend, in writing to the Chairman of the Subpart C— Statements of Employment and Finan Board, the General Counsel, or a Board cial Interests Required of Certain Employees (d) Agency Employee Suitability Committee. (1) The Agency Employee Member, as appropriate, that the inter 100.735- 31 General provisions. Suitability Committee shall continue to est is not so substantial as to be likely to 100.735- 32 W h o m u s t re p o rt» serve as a point of initial consideration affect the integrity of the employees 100.735- 33 Initial submission of employee concerning any matters of employee suit services to the Government and he mus . statem ents. so notify the employee in advance oi 100.735- 34 Annual requirement. ability that arise under Agency and/or 100.735- 35 Supplementary statements. other governmental regulations. In this handling the assignment. .. (2) If, however, the designated omcuu 100.735- 36 In te re sts. position the Committee, as required, ad 100.735- 37 Information not required. vises a Board Member, the Board, or the deems the interest to be so substan i 100.735- 38 Confidentiality of employee’s General Counsel concerning the appro as to be a conflict or an apparent co statements. priateness of action under such regula flict with the employee’s assignme , 100.735- 39 Effect of employee’s statement that official must act immediately_ to en on other requirements. tions. In addition the Committee is responsible for recommending to the the real or apparent conflict or *'0,;Qli. vent a possible conflict by (i) disq r Subpart D— Conduct and Responsibilities of Board and General Counsel, as neces Special Government Employees fication for a particular assignme sary, guidelines to assure consistent and (ii) arrangement by mutual agree f 100.735- 41 General provisions. uniform application of the regulations in 100.735- 42 Use of employment. that the employee will divest huns 100.735- 43 Use of inside information. this part throughout the Agency. the interest before proceeding witn 100.735- 44 C o ercio n . (2) The Agency Employee Suitabilityassignment. Any such action mu 100.735- 45 Gifts, entertainment, and favors. Committee shall be composed of one be reported with recommendations ^ 100.735- 46 Statement of employment and member and alternate designated by the Chairman of the Board, the financial interests. Board; one member and alternate desig Counsel, or a Board Member, as appi 100.735- 47 Miscellaneous statutory provi sion s. nated by the General Counsel; and the pnate.if ^ designated official Director, Division of Administration A uthority : The provisions of this Part 100 mines that further remedial action ^ (who shail serve as Chairman) and as issued under E.O. 11222 of May 8, 1965, 30 necessary, he may recommend ™ F J t. 6469, 3 C F R , 1965 S u p p .; 5 C F R 735.104. his alternate, the Assistant Director, Di Chairman of the Board, the « « vision of Administration. Subpart A— General Provisions actions (e) Employees. All new employees priate, that any of the fo lto w ^ ^ § 100.735-1 Policy. shall become familiar with the provi be taken— ( i ) changes m assigned d sions of the regulations in this part dur ( i i ) arrangements for divestment In order to assure the proper perform ance of the Government’s business and ing the period of orientation with the employee of his interest, or the maintenance of public confidence, all Agency. All employees are expected pe ciplinary action. „,*,othpr —dis- (c) Remedial action, wh ffected employees shall maintain high standards riodically to review the provisions in cluded in this part and any subsequent ciplinary or otherwise, shah ¡aWs, of honesty, integrity, impartiality, and in accordance with any applicable conduct. The avoidance of misconduct regulations which may be issued. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 RULES AND REGULATIONS 4377 Executive Orders, and regulations (see ships when the circumstances make it (c) Teaching, writing, and lecturing. NLRB Administrative Policies and Pro clear that it is those relationships rather (1) Teaching, writing, and lecturing by cedures Manual, Employee Appeals from than the business of the persons con employees are outside activities which Adverse Actions, Items 2430-2448 and cerned which are the motivating factors. may be permitted so long as all require employee’s rights thereunder). (2) Acceptance of food and refresh ments pertaining to conflicts of interest ments of nominal value on infrequent and outside employment (see especially § 100.735—5 Definitions. occasions where, in the course of per paragraph (a) (3) and (4) of this sec In the regulations in this part: forming official functions, case handling tion) are observed. However, an em (a) “Employee” means any officer or matters continue through luncheon or ployee shall not, either for or without employee of the Agency but does not in dinner, or on other occasions when an compensation, engage in teaching, lec clude a special employee. employee is property in attendance. turing, or writing that is dependent on (b) “Special Government employee” (3) Arrangement for loans from banks information obtained as a result of his means an officer or employee of the or other financial institutions granted Government employment, except when Agency who is retained, designated, ap on customary terms. that information has been made avail pointed, or employed to perform, with (4) Acceptance of unsolicited adver able to the general public or will be or without compensation, for not to ex tising or promotional material, such as made available on request, or when the ceed one hundred and thirty (130) days pens, pencils, note pads, calendars, and Board or General Counsel gives written during any period of three hundred and other items of nominal intrinsic value. authorization for the use of nonpublic .sixty-five (365) consecutive days, tempo (c) An employee shall not solicit con information on the basis that the use is rary duties either on a full-time or inter tributions from another employee for a in the public interest. mittent basis. gift to an employee in a superior official (2) No employee of the Agency shall (c) “Person” means an individual, a position. An employee in a superior offi instruct, either directly or indirectly, or labor organization, a corporation, a com cial position shall not accept a gift pre be concerned in any manner with the pany, an association, a firm, a partner sented as a contribution from employees instruction of any person or classes of ship, a society, a joint stock company, or receiving less salary than himself. An persons with a view to their special any other organization or institution. employee shall not make a donation-as a preparation for an examination of the gift to an employee in a superior official Civil Service Commission or the Boards Subpart B—- Conduct and Responsi position except, however, that the use of of Examiners for the Foreign Services. bilities of Employees completely voluntary contributions of Any request for exceptions shall be di § 100.735—11 General provisions. employees within the office to establish rected to the Agency Counselor. funds for the limited purpose of providing (d) Employment under State or local All employees shall avoid any action token remembrances in situations such government. An employee shall not en whether or not specifically prohibited by as death, illness, marriage, birth, or re gage in outside employment under a this part which might result in or create tirement is permissible. State or local government, except in the appearance of: (d) An employee shall not accept a those situations allowed by law, Execu (a) Using public office for private gain; gift, present, decoration, or other thing tive Order or Civil Service Commission (b) Giving preferential treatment to from a foreign government unless au regulation (5 CFR Part 734), and with any person; thorized by Congress. the consent of the Board or General (0 Impeding Government efficiency Counsel. or economy; § 100.735—13 Outside employment or (e) Requests for authorization and re (d) Losing complete independence or occupation. ports of outside employment— (1) Legal impartiality; (a) General provisions. Employees practice. Requests directed to the Board (e) Making a Government decision shall not engage in outside employment or General Counsel, as appropriate, for outside official channels; or or other outside activity incompatible exception to the prohibition in para (f) Affecting adversely the confidence with the full and proper discharge of graph (a) ( 1) of this section, shall at a of the public in the integrity of the the duties and responsibilities of their minimum, include: Government. Government employment. Incompati (1) Nature of legal activity, 8100.735—12 Gifts, entertainment, and ble employment includes, but is not lim (ii) Relationship of proposed client(s) favors. ited to: to employee, if any, (1) The private practice of law either (iii) Expected duration of activity, , ^ Except as provided in paragraph individually or with another person; and this section, an employee shall however, as an exception, permission of (iv) Compensation involved. not solicit or accept, directly or indi- the Board or General Counsel may be (2) Other employment. Before any rectly, any gift, gratuity, favor, enter- requested to engage in such occasional employee accepts outside employment, he minment, loan, or any other thing of and private legal activities as those in shall obtain permission of his Regional monetary value, from a person who: volving family or civic matters; Director, Branch Chief, or the equivalent. U) Is a party to or has an interest in (2 ) Acceptance of a fee (including Permission shall be granted in accord ny case, proceeding, or other matter be ance with the regulations in this part. fore the Agency; forwarding or referral fees), compensa tion, gift, payment of expense, or any Each Regional Director, Branch Chief, or (2) Conducts operations or activities other thing of monetary value in cir the equivalent shall maintain a record .L .®®®hciated with any operation or cumstances in which acceptance may re on an individual basis of each request of «? ifalls within the jurisdiction sult in, or create the appearance of, a received for outside employment authori Labor Relations Act, as »mended; conflict of interest; zation and the official action taken. At (3) Outside employment which tends least annually, as of June 30, the Division st2 Has inter<*ts that may be sub- to impair an employee’s mental or phys Chief shall require a report from each or affected by the performance ical capacity to perform his duties and subordinate authorizing official showing duty T ™ 1106 °f the «"***<*’* responsibilities in an acceptable manner; as a minimum: (i) by named employee, or the request and official action taken, and tr&ofi,1?as’ or *s seeking to obtain, con- (4) Outside employment which tends (ii) a list by employee of the outstand relatw 0r. 0^ er business or financial to limit an employee’s availability for ing authorizations for outside employ ! (7 °^s **th the Agency. any required assignments including, but ment. hibiti ?ropriate exceptions to the pro- not limited to, travel, after-hours in , tion S I m paragraph (a) of this sec- § 100.735—14 Other outside activities. (i) 88 Allows: vestigations, interviews, and elections. The prohibition of § 100.735-13 shall thatareffmf gift?’ gratuities, favors, etc., (b) Dual compensation. An employee not preclude an employee from: honshin FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 4378 RULES AND REGULATIONS standards in this part, and for which no in any case, proceeding, or other matter § 100.735—20 Gambling, betting and Government payment or reimbursement before the Agency whenever to his lotteries. is made (since authority for payment knowledge he, his spouse, minor child, of travel and subsistence to attend meet or relative residing in his household is An employee is prohibited from par ings is derived from the Government Em associated with, has a financial interest ticipating while on Government-owned ployees Training Act, see Title 4, item in, or is seeking employment with, any or leased property or while on duty for 2022 of the NLRB Administrative outside person who has a direct interest the Government, in .any gambling ac Policies and Procedures Manual). How in such case, proceeding, or other matter. tivity including the operation of a ever, this provision does not permit reim (c) Disclosure of financial or other gambling device, in conducting a lottery bursement for excessive personal living interests. Upon assignment of any case, or pool, in a game for money or property, expenses, gifts, entertainment, or other proceeding, nr other matter in which the or in selling or purchasing a numbers slip or ticket. personal benefits; employee has an interest as described (b) Participating in the activities of in paragraph (b) of this section, the em § 100.735—21, General conduct prejudi National or State political parties inso ployee shall complete Form NLRB-4573 cial to the Government. far as such participation is not pro (revised) and forward it as follows: scribed by law; (1) Employees under the General An employee is prohibited from engag (c) Participating in affairs of or ac Counsel to their Regional Director, divi ing in criminal, infamous, dishonest, im cepting an award for a meritorious pub sion, branch, or office chief or the moral, or notoriously disgraceful con lic contribution or achievement given by equivalent, duct, or other conduct prejudicial to the a charitable, religious, professional, so (2) Employees on the staff of a Board Government. cial, fraternal, nonprofit educational or Member to their respective Board Mem § 100.735—22 Miscellaneous statutory recreational, public service, or civic or bers or his designee, and nonstatutory provisions. ganization; or (3) Washington Trial Examiners to (d) Attending, participating in or the Chief Trial Examiner or his associ In order that each employee may ac speaking at special meetings conducted ates, quaint himself with each statute and by labor or management organizations (4) San Francisco Trial Examiners to other provision that relates to his ethical or associations thereof where the subject the Associate Chief Trial Examiner, San and other conduct, the text of the fol matter relates to the functions or spe Francisco, and lowing are reprinted in the Appendix of cializations of the Agency ; provided such (5) Other employees under the Board the National Labor Relations Board Ad attendance or participation has been to their division, branch, or office chief. ministrative Policies and Procedures approved by the employee’s respective Manual for review. In the absence of any of the above offi (a) House Concurrent Resolution 175, Regional Director, Division Chief, or cials, the person officially acting in the equivalent who is generally responsible 85th Congress, 2d Session, 72 Stat. B 12, capacity of the absent official shall re the Code of Ethics for Government for clearing such matters with the Board ceive Form NLRB-4573 (revised). or General Counsel as appropriate. Service. (d) Action required. See § 100.735-4. (b) The prohibition against bribery of § 100.735—15 Special additional require § 100.735—17 Use of Government prop public officials (18 U.S.C. 201). ments for Presidential appointees. erty. (c) The prohibition against receiving Board Members and the General An employee is prohibited from di compensation for claims, contracts, etc. Counsel (a) shall not engage in any rectly or indirectly using or allowing the (18 U.S.C. 203). other business, vocation, or employment, use of Government property of any kind, (d) The prohibition against prosecut and (b) shall not receive compensation including property leased to the Govern ing claims against and other matters or anything of monetary value for any ment, for other than officially approved affecting the Government (18 UB.C. consultation, lecture, discussion, writ activities. An employee has the positive 205). * ing, or appearance the subject matter of duty to protect and conserve Govern (e) The prohibition against p rosecu t which is devoted substantially to the ment property, including equipment, ing claims involving matters con n ected with former duties— disqualification oi responsibilities, programs, or operations supplies, and other property entrusted of the NLRB, or which draws substan or issued to him. partners (18 U.S.C. 207). tially on official data or ideas which have (f) The prohibition against an in not become part of the body of public § 100.735—18 Misuse o f information. terested person acting as a Government information. Except as permitted in § 100.735-13 agent (18 U.S.C. 208). . e ( c ) ( 1), no employee may directly or (g) The prohibition against salarie § 100.735—16 Financial and other inter or contributions from other than Gov ests. indirectly use or allow the use of official information obtained through or in con ernment sources (18 U.S.C. 209). (a) General provisions. Provisions of nection with his employment with the (h) The prohibition against accept this section apply to all employees Agency which has not been made avail ance or solicitation to obtain public om whether or not they are required to re able to the general public, for the pur (18 U.S.C. 211). , .. . - port under Subpart C of this part. Em pose of furthering any private interest. (i) The prohibition against WW»* ployees shall not have direct or indirect with appropriated funds (18• financial interests that conflict sub § 100.735—19 Indebtedness. (j) The prohibition against disloyaw stantially or appear to conflict sub An employee shall pay each just finan and striking (5 U.S.C. 118p, 5 u. • • stantially with their duties and responsi cial obligation including those imposed H 8r ) . bilities as Federal employees or engage, by laws in a proper and timely manner. (k) The prohibition against directly or indirectly, in financial trans For the purpose of this section, a “just ment of member of Com m unist orga actions as a result of, or primarily rely financial obligation” means one acknowl tion (50 U.S.C. 784). . ing upon, information obtained through edged by the employee or reduced to (l) The prohibition against disc1*)®1.«’ their employment and not available to judgment by a court, and “in a proper of classified information (18 U.S.C. * the public. However, this section does and timely” manner means in a manner (m) The prohibition against disc not preclude an employee from having which the Agency determines does not, ing of confidential information (18 a financial interest or engaging in finan under the circumstances, reflect ad cial transactions to the same extent as versely on the Government as an em (n) The prohibition against hiab a private citizen not employed by the ployer. In the event of a dispute between use of intoxicants to excess (5 Government so long as it is not pro an employee and an alleged creditor, this hibited by law, Executive Order, or the section does not require the Agency to (o) The prohibition against regulations in this part. determine the validity or amount of the (b) Limitations where financial or disputed debt. Nevertheless, it is the use of Government vehicles (5 other interests are involved. Except as employee’s responsibility to make a rea permitted under paragraph (d) of this sonable effort to resolve the dispute in a (p) The prohibition agai^t toe section, no employee shall participate timely manner. use of franking privilege (18 U.S.O. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 RULES AND REGULATIONS 4379 (q) The prohibition against the deceit (f) Assistant Chief, General Services except as the Chairman of the CSC or in examination or personnel action (5 Branch. the Board and General Counsel may de U.S.C. 637). (g) All employees at grade GS-16 and termine for good cause shown. (r) The prohibition against fraud and above. § 100.735—39 Effect o f employee’s state false statement (18 U.S.C. 1001). § 100.735—33 Initial submission of em ment on other requirements. (s) The prohibition against mutilating ployee “statements” . or destroying public records (18 U.S.C. The statements of employment and fi 2071). Each employee designated in § 100.735- nancial interests and supplementary (t) The prohibition against counter 32 shall submit his initial “statement” statements required of employees are in feiting and forging transportation re no later than 90 days after the effective addition to, and not in substitution for quests (18 U.S.C. 508). date of this part if employed on or before or in derogation of, any similar require (u) The prohibition against embezzle that date. I f a designated employee en ments imposed by law, order, or regula ment and theft of Government money, ters on duty after the effective date of tion. this part, he shall report within 30 days property, or records (18 U.S.C. 641). Subpart D— Conduct and Responsibil (v) The prohibition against failure .to after entrance on duty; however, no em account for public money (18 U.S.C. 643). ployee is required to report sooner than ities of Special Government Em (w) The prohibition against wrong 90 days after the effective date. ployee^, fully converting property of another (18 § 100.735—34 Annual requirement. § 100.735—41 General provisions. U.S.C. 654). (x) The prohibition against unauthor As of June 30,1967, and each succeed In addition to the requirements of this ized use of documents relating to duties ing June 30, each employee designated in subpart, special Government employees (18 U.S.C. 285). § 100.735-32 shall submit a complete and are expected to adhere to the specified (y) The prohibition against political current statement. requirements o f Subpart B, as follows: activity (5 U.S.C. 118i). § 100.735—35 S u p p le m e n t a r y state §§ 100.735-11, 100.735-12 (c) and (d ), (z) The prohibition against solicita ments. 100.735- 14 (d ), 100.735-16 through tion of political contributions (18 U.S.C. 100.735- 21. Changes in, or additions to, an em 602). § 100.735—42 Use o f employment. (aa) The prohibition against solicita ployee’s statement must be reported in tion of political contributions in Federal a supplementary statement as of each A special Government employee of the buildings (18 U.S.C. 603). quarter ending March 30, September 30, National Labor Relations Board shall not (bb) The prohibition against making and December 31. If, during any quar use his employment for a purpose that political contributions (18 U.S.C. 607). ter there are no changes in an employee’s is, or gives the appearance of being, moti (cc) The prohibition limiting political situation, no supplementary statement vated by the desire for private gain for contributions and purchases (18 U.S.C. is required. himself or another person, particularly 608). § 100.735—36 Interests. one with whom he has family, business, or financial ties. (dd) The prohibition against Board For the purpose of this report, “ inter Members and the General Counsel en ests” include, in addition to those of the § 100.735—43 Use o f inside information. gaging in any other business, vocation, employee; or employment (L.M.R.A., 1947 as A special Government employee of the amended). (a) Interests of employee’s relatives. National Labor Relations Board shall The interest of a spouse, minor child, or (ee) The prohibition of practice before not use inside information obtained as a other relative of an employee’s immediate the Board of former employees (Subpart result of his employment with the household is considered to be an interest L, sections 102.119 and 102.120, NLRB Agency for private gain for himself or of the employee. Rules and Regulations, Series 8). another person either by direct action on (b) Interests not known by the em his part or by counsel, recommendation, Subpart C— Statements of Employ ployee. In circumstances where infor or suggestion to another person, par ment and Financial Interests Re mation regarding interests is not known ticularly onte with whom he has family, quired of Certain Employees to the employee but known to another business, or financial ties. “ Inside In person, such as, but not limited to hold formation” means information obtained § 100.735—31 General provisions. ings placed in trust, the employee shall under Agency or Government authority Employees generally shall inform t request that other person to submit such which has not become part of the body gency through the supervisory stru information in his behalf. of public information. The above does t ® emPl°yment or financial i § 100.735—37 Information not required. not preclude the special Government em ests that creates or may give t ployee from teaching, lecturing, or writ Employees need not submit in a state of creating a conflict of i ing in a manner not inconsistent with st with normal work assignments ment of employment and financial in the provisions of § 100.735-13. terests or supplementary statement any specific assignment. (See § 101 information about the employee’s con § 100.735—44 Coercion. tine?« ' ,?n Edition, incumbents nection with or interest in a professional A special Government employee is pro J f f “ 8 Usted in § 100.735-32 shall su society or a charitable, religious, social, SP, ™ NLRB 4664 in the manner pi hibited from using his employment to s«ibed in that section. fraternal, recreational, public service, coerce, or give the appearance of coerc civic, or political organization not con ing, a person to provide financial benefit § 100.735-32 Who must report. ducted as a business enterprise. For to himself or another person, particu this purpose, educational and other in larly one with whom he has family, busi below shall submit stitutions doing research and develop ness, or financial ties. man directly to the Chair- ment or related work involving grants of Chief rrvr? Members, General Counsel, money from or contracts with the Gov § 100.735—45 Gifts, entertainment, and Trial ¿- .Examinfer (for Washington ernment are considered business enter favors. Tria pvXat^ ners), or Associate Chief prises and are required to be included A special Government employee, while San Francisco (for San in an employee’s statement of employ so employed or in connection with his Priate ° Tna* Examiners), as appro- ment and financial interests. employment, is prohibited from receiv ing or soliciting from a person having lb) 5 ffional Directors, § 100.735—38 Confidentiality of em business at the Agency anything of value ployee’s statements. gions. cers' in-Charge of Sub-Re- as a gift, gratuity, loan, entertainment, The Agency shall hold each statement or favor for himself or another person, Ass°ciate General Counsel, of employment and financial interests particularly one with whom he has J"52 derations. and each supplementary statement in family, business, or financial ties, except FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966 4380 RULES AND REGULATIONS § 100.735—46 Statement o f employment tant” and “ expert” have the meanings (a) The prohibition against receiving and financial interests. given those terms by chapter 304 of the compensation for claim, contracts, etc Federal Personnel Manual. (a) In addition to the requirements of (18 U.S.C. 203). § 100.735-16, special Government em (c) The above statement must be sub (b) The prohibition against prosecut mitted no later than the time of em ployees are to submit Form NLRB 4664a, ing claims against and other matters af ployment of the special Government “Statement of Employment and Finan fecting the Government (18 U.S.C. 205). employee. . By the submission of supple cial Interests for Special Government (c) The prohibition against prosecut mentary statements, each special gov Employees,” which shall show all other ing claims involving matters connected ernment employee is required to keep his employment; and their financial inter with former duties— disqualification of statement current throughout his em ests which relate either directly or in partners (18 U.S.C. 207). ployment with the Agency. directly to their duties and responsibili (d) The prohibition against an inter ties as special Government employees of ested person acting as a Government § 100.735—47 Miscellaneous statutory agent (18,U.S.C. 208) . the Agency. provisions. (b) The Agency may waive the re This Part 100 was approved by the quirement of paragraph (a) of this sec Each special Government employee of Civil Service Commission on February 8, tion for a special Government employee the Agency has a positive duty to 1966. who is not a consultant or an expert acquaint himself with each statute that Effective date. This Part 100 shall when the Agency determines that the relates to his ethical and other conduct. become effective upon publication in the duties of the position held by a special See all of § 100.735-22, Miscellaneous F e d e r a l R e g i s t e r . Government employee are of such a na statutory and nonstatutory provisions Signed at Washington, D.C., on March ture and at such a level of responsibility (copies of various statutes, etc., included 9,1966. that the submission of the statement by in this listing are reprinted in the Ap O g d e n W. F i e l d s , the incumbent is not necessary to protect pendix to the National Labor Relations Executive Secretary. the integrity of the Government. For Board Administrative Policies and Pro [F.R. Doc. 66-2647; Filed, Mar. 11, 1966; the purpose of this paragraph, “consul- cedures Manual), and especially: 8:49 a .m .] FEDERAL REGISTER, V O L 31, NO. 49— SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966