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HIGHLIGHTS of THIS ISSUE This Listing Does Not Affect the Legal Status of Any Document Published in This Issue THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1971 WASHINGTON, D.C. Volume 36 ■ Number 131 Pages 12825-12887 HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS ISSUE This listing does not affect the legal status of any document published In this issue. Detailed table of contents appears inside. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT— Presidential Ex­ ecutive Order amending security requirements. .. 12831 FEED GRAINS— USDA regulations on set-aside program for 1971 through 1973 crop years; effective 7 -8 -71 . ______ _______ . 12835 FARM PAYMENTS— USDA regulations governing payments and certificates for certain crop set- aside programs; effective 7 -8-71 .......... ..... 12839 HONEY— USDA amendments on eligibility for price support program; effective 7 -8 -7 1 _________ 12842 AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES— FAA require­ ments for certain Beech and DeHavilland aircraft (2 documents) ..................... ..................................... 12842 UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES— FTC cease and de­ sist orders on flammable materials and misbrand­ ing (13 documents)............ ........ ............................... 12843 ALCOHOL TAX— IRS regulations relating to spe­ cial taxes and nonbeverage drawback claim s..... 12851 SECURITIES— Treasury Dept, amendments for relief for missing, mutilated or defaced securi­ ties; effective 6 -2 -7 1 ...... ........................ ............... 12833 POST OFFICE BOXES— Postal Service announce­ ment of rental fee schedules...................................... 12833 MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY— DoT rule permitting wearers of hearing aids to qualify as drivers; effective 7 -1 -7 1 ........ ................ .................. 12857 MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY— DoT amendments to occupant crash protection standard; effective 1 -1 -72 ................. ...................................................... 12858 (Continued inside) MICROFILM EDITION FEDERAL REGISTER 35mm MICROFILM IÉÂ1IÎ uumpieie aei m k o i i s i Voi. 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HIGHLIGHTS— Continued INCOME TAX— 1RS proposal on estate deductions HISTORIC PLACES— National Park Service for charitable purpose; comments by 8-9 -71 .... 12861 changes to National Register ... 12868 MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY— DoT proposed IMPORT LICENSES— USDA notice regarding amendment on passive restraint release; com­ establishment of eligibility to import certain low- ments by 8 -9 —71 — .— ------ ---- 12866 fat cheese _____ _______ ________ 12870 ENVIRONMENT— EPA proposal on prior notice FOOD ADDITIVES— FDA notices of petition on of citizen actions_____ 12866 use of hydrogenated petroleum hydrocarbon resin, certain adhesives and diisononyl adipate CREDIT UNIONS— Nat’l Credit Union Admin, in food packaging (3 documents)_____ ________ 12871 proposal on certificates of deposit; comments by 8-8-71 12867 UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION— L a b o r WILDERNESS AREA— Interior Dept, announce­ Dept, notice of termination of extended benefit ment of public hearing on 9-10-71 12868 period in West Virginia ..-_____________________ 12879 Contents CONSUMER AND MARKETING FEDERAL AVIATION THE PRESIDENT SERVICE ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE ORDER Rules and Regulations Rules and Regulations Amendment of EO 10450 of April Airworthiness directives: 27, 1953, relating to security re­ Fruits grown in California and Beech models B90 and 65-A90 quirements for Government em­ Arizona; handling limitations: airplanes______ ;---------------- 12842 ployment ________ :--------—- — 12331 Lemons______________________ 12841 DeHavilland model DHC-6 series airplanes_____________ 12842 Valencia oranges.-------------------- 12840 Alterations: EXECUTIVE AGENCIES Pears grown in California; ship­ Control zòne and transition ments limitation—...------- 12841 area________ 12843 Transition areas (2 docu­ AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION Proposed Rule Making AND CONSERVATION SERVICE ments ---- 12843 Certain fruits; approval of ex­ Proposed Rule Making Rules and Regulations penses and fixing of rate of Helicopter procedures------------------ 12865 Division of payments and certifi­ Transition area; alteration--------- 12864 cates ________________________ 12839 assessment: Feed grains; set-aside program for Apricots grown in Washington. 12863 Notices crop years 1971-1973—_---------- 12835 Fresh prunes grown in Wash­ Flight Standards District Office, ington and Oregon--------------- 12864 Berkeley, Mo.; transfer of re­ AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Sweet cherries grown in Wash­ sponsibility ---- 12871 See Agricultural Stabilization and ington _____________________ 12864 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS Conservation Service; Commod­ Olives grown in California; han­ ity Credit Corporation; Con­ dling _____________ 12864 COMMISSION sumer and Marketing Service; Notices Foreign Agricultural Service. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Handling of transiting traffic by satellite facilities; memoran­ COMMODITY CREDIT AGENCY dum opinion and order clarify­ CORPORATION Proposed Rule Making ing statement of policy------------ 12871 Prior notice of citizen suits; pro­ RCA Global Communications, Rules and Regulations Inc.; COMSAT rate reduction._ 12871 cedures for giving notice of civil Honey; price support regulations (Continued on next page) for 1970 and subsequent crops-- 12842 actions _____________________ - 12866 12827 . 12828 CONTENTS FEDERAL HIGHWAY FISCAL SERVICE Notices ADMINISTRATION Rules and Regulations Motor carriers: Alternate route deviation no­ US. securities; miscellaneous Rules and Regulations tices — ------- 1228O Qualifications of drivers of motor amendments_______________ _ 12833 Applications and certain other vehicles; hearing aids and hear­ Notices proceedings------------------------ 12280 ing standards_______ _______ 12857 Transit Casualty Company; ter­ Intrastate applications; filing.. 12882 mination of authority to qualify Temporary authority applica­ FEDERAL MARITIME as surety on Federal bonds____ 12868 tions -------------------- 12883 COMMISSION Transfer proceedings_________ 12885 Notices FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE LABOR DEPARTMENT Agreements filed: Notices South Carolina State Ports Au­ Notices thority and Seatrain Lines, Martin National Wildlife Refuge; West Virginia; notice of termina­ In c------------------------------------- 12872 public hearing regarding wil-, tion of extended unemployment Spokane, Portland and Seattle demess study______ __________ 12868 compensation_________ 12879 Railway Co. and United Grain C o rp ---------------------------------- 12873 FOOD AND DRUG LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU Australia/U.S. Atlantic and Gulf Notices Conference; petition filed__ ___ 12872 ADMINISTRATION Independent ocean freight for­ Notices Idaho; proposed withdrawal and reservation of lands. __________ 12868 warder licenses; orders of Filing of petitions for food addi­ revocation: tives: Avila Shipping Co_____________ 12873 NATIONAL CREDIT UNION Presto Shipping Agency, Inc__ 12873 Arakawa Forest Chemical I n - ' International Longshoremen’s and dustries, Ltd_____________ 12871 ADMINISTRATION Warehousemen’s Union; order B.F. Goodrich Co_____________ 12871 Proposed Rule Making Esso Research and Engineering extending expiration date of Certificates of deposit; basic re­ agreement_________________ 12873 C o --------------------------------- 12871 quirements ________ 12867 Matson Navigation Co. et al.; pur­ FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL chase of ships; supplemental NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC order________________________ 12874 SERVICE Pacific Coast Australasian Tariff SAFETY ADMINISTRATION Bureau; enlargement of time for Notices filing____ _______ 12874 Import quotas; submission
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