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38 Fed. Reg. 26885 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ,27, 1973 WASHINGTON, D.C. Volume 38 N Number 1870 Pages 26885-27038 U-PART I 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. INCOME TAX- IRS proposes medical expense deduction for operation and maintenance of capital assets; comments by 10-29-73 .. ...... 26918 IRS adopts regulations regarding "widows allowance" estate- 26912 or "family allowance" paid by a decedent's C time for filing application for change of CI IRS lengthens Vo lllL ataxpayer'sa annual accounting period ......-. - 26911 m U 3SECURITIES-FRS amends regulation regarding "Single C- Credit Rule" for stock option and stock purchase plans; " effective 10-29-73.. 26905 Z14 VETERANS BENEFITS-VA proposes provisions for pay- - ments for Independent study programs; comments bY to 10-26-73 26944 LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT--Coast Guard proposes to amend specifications for inflatable liferafts; comments by 1-31-73..-2 LABOR-MANAGEMENT RELATIONS-Labor Department proposes to grant official time status for representatives co to elections and hearings; comments by 10-12-73 .....-26919 MEDICAID- E U HEW proposal for decreasing disability waiting period requirements; comments-by 10-29-73-- -. 26921 W W HEW proposal on fraud; comments by 1-29-73___ 26920 PUBUC ASSISTANCE-HEW amendments, regarding age and school attendance in AFDC program; effective 11-28-73 .............. .. 26916 MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS-DOT proposes requirements for location, Identification, and illumina- tion of certain foot-operated controls and displays; comments by 11-26-73_,_26940 BROKERS, DEALERS, AND INVESTMENT ADVISERS- SEC proposes special procedures regarding transactions in options; comments by 10-19-73 _ 26943 (Continued Inside) PART i: FEDERAL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES ACT- Consumer Product Safety Commission revises and transfers regulations .. 27011 No. 187- t. I-1 REMINDERS (The items in this list were editorially compiled as an aid to FEDERAL REGISTER users. Inclusion or exclusion from this list has no legal significance. Since this list is intended as a reminder, it does not include effective dates that occur within 14 days of publication.) SEPTEMBER 27 FDA-Child protection packaging stand- ards for certain liquid kindling and/or illuminating preparations containing petroleum distillates.... 2757; 1-30-73 FAA-Standard Instrument approach procedures; miscellaneous amend- ments.: ...................... 22121; 8-16-73, 23398, 8-30-73 Published daily, Monday through Friday (no publication on Saturdays, Sundays, or on official Fedoral '° ~'-B holidays), by the Office of the Federal Register, National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, Washington, D.C. 20408, under the Federal Register Act (49 Stat. 500, as amended, 44 U.S.C., Ch. 15) and the regulations of the Administrative Committee of the Federal Register (1 CFR Oh. I). Distribution Ln is made only by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402. The FEDERAL REGIsTER provides a uniform system for making available to the public regulations and legal notices Issued by the Executive Branch of the Federal Government. These include Presidential proclamations 'and Executive orders and aJ Federal agency documents having general applicability and legal effect, documents required to be published by Aot of Congress and other Federal agency documents of public interest. The FEDERAL Rwisrm will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $2.50 per month or $25 per year, payable in advance. The charge- for individual poples, is 20 cents for each issue, or 20 cents for each group of pages as actually b6und. Remit check or money order, made payable to the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402. There are no restrictions on the republication of material appearing in the FEDERAL REGIsR. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 38, NO. 187-THURSDAY, SEPTEhBER 27, 1973 HIGHLIGHTS-Continued NEW ANLMAL DRUGS-FDA approves use of certain MEETINGS- drugs 4 documents); effective 9-27-73...__ 26909, 26910 Justice Department- Guards and Investigation Commit- tee of the Private Security Advisory Council, 10-9-73. 26947 LATE CONTRACT BIDS AND PROPOSALS-GSA policies VA* Voluntary Service National Advlsor Committee, and prcedures regarding receipt and consideration for 10-25-73.. 26983 award; effective 10-25-73 ------------........ .. 26913 HEW: NIH meetings (17 documents), 10-1-73-10- 26-73---------.... 26950-26953 RELOCATION PAYMENTS AND ASSISTANCE-HUD pro- National Advisory Council on the Education of Disad- - poses revisions in guidelines; comments by 10-29-73.... 26923 vantaged Children, 10-24 and 10-25-73 . ....... 26979 AEC: Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards, (3 COTTON TEXTILES-CITA announces new import levels documents), 10-9, 10-10, 10-11 to 10-13-73. 26953-26955 for products from Brazil; effective 10-1-73........ 26959 Defense Department: USAF Scientific Advisory Board Ad Hoe Committee on B-1 Aerodynamics, 10-1 and COMMODITIES-Commerce Depart- 10-2-73 26947 AGRICULTURAL Committee on Energy Conserva- ment announces discontinuance of short supply con- Interior D~partment: Council, 10-1-73 _2. 26984 trols; effective 10-1-73 .-.----------............................... 26908 tion National Petroleum Contents DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE Subcommittee on Reliability and Accident Probabillties--- 26955 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Rules and Regulations Working Group on Peaking Fac- Rules and Regulations Processed fruits and vegetables; tors ------------------- 26954 DIscontinunce of shoit supply inspection and certification; controls on agricultural com- correction ------- 26903 CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD modities 26903 Valencia oranges grown in Ari- Rueas and Regulations zona and California; limitation Price Stabilization Program; spe- ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY of handling -------- 26903 clal provisions; repeal -------- 26008 Rules and Regulations Notices Notices Certain pesticides; tolerances and Peanuts, 1973 crop; outgoing qual- Hearings, etc.: exceptions in or on raw agri- ity regulations and indemnifica- Dallas-Fort Worth Regional Air- cultural commodities- - 26913 tion amendment ------------ 26949 port Invesigation-_ _ 26955 AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT International Air Transport As- ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COUNCIL See Agricultural Marketing Serv- sociation (3 documents) __.. 26950 Notices Ronson Corp. and Ronson Hell- ice; Animal and Plant Health Environmental impact statements; Inspection Service; Commodity copters, Inc .... 26959 availability to public----- 26960 Credit Corporation; Forest Transatlantic Route Proceed- ings, et al ..--------------- 6957 Service; Rural Electrification FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Administration; Soil Conserva- COAST GUARD tion Service. Rules and Regulations Proposed Rules Alteration of control zone and ter- AIR FORCE DEPARTMENT Inflatable liferafts; inspections - minal control area at Chicago, -Rules and Regulations and tests- 26938 111 26905 Military personnel; appointment Navigible waters across Louisiana; Alteration of jet route 26907 in comml-sioned grades ------- 26891 drawbridge regulations ....... 26938 Alteration of VOR Federal air- Notices " ways; correction--- - 26906 COMMITTEE FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION MTodel 18 Series Airplanes; USAF Scientific Advisory Board; TEXTILE AGREEMENTS Beech OF directive; correc- meeting -------- 26947 ait-worthine-s Notices tion 26905 and cotton ANIMAL AND PLANT HEALTH Certain cotton textiles Designation of restricted area and INSPECTION SERVICE textile products produced In the alteration of continental con- 26959 Rules and Regulations Federative Republic of BraziL__ trol ea26906 instrument approach CREDIT CORPORATION Standard Exotic newcastle disease and psit- COMMODITY procedures; miscellaneous tacosis in poultry; areas released from quarantine ---------- 26904 Rules and Regulations amendments 26907 Corn; 1973 crop loan and purchase Scabies in cattle; area released Proposed Rules from quarantine ------------ 26904 program; correction- ..... 26904 Pilot compartment security, large passenger- ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR LABOR- CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY turbojet powered MANAGEMENT RELATIONS COMMISSION carrying airplanes; withdrawal _ _ 26939 Rules Rules and Regulations of proposal_ Proposed Sitka, Alas a, control zone and Granting official time for elections Federal Hazardous - Substances transition area; alteration --- 26940 and hearings --------------- 26919 Act regulations; revision and transfer 27012 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION COMMISSION COST OF UVING COUNCIL Notices Proposed Rules Rules and Regulations Commonwealth Edison Co.; issu- Citizens Radio Service; creation ance of amendment to facility Constructkn operations; Phase IV of new cla.s and reallocation of operating license_--------- 26054 price regulations ------------- 26917 frequencies; extension of time Meetings of the Advisory Commit- " for filing comments-___.... 26942 tee on Reactor Safeguards: DEFENSE DEPARTMENT 162nd ACRS ----------------- 26953 See Air -'orce ]Delartment. (Continued on next page) 26887 FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL 38, NO. 187-THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,1973 2688S CONTENTS Notices Hancock Group, Inc.; formation of INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Bisbee ,Broadcasters,, -------- Inc. and bank holding company 26976 and Regulations Wrye Associates; hearing ---- 26962. Mercantile Bankshares Corp.; ac- Rules Canada-U.S.A. TV Agreement of quisition of
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