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Part I Highlights of This Issue MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1973 WASHINGTON, D.C. Volume 38 ■ Number 207 Pages 29791—29868 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. MORTGAGES— FHLBB eliminates insurance prepayment requirement on certain loans; effective 10—29—73....... 29802 MOTOR VEHICLES— DOT proposes change in procedures for temporary exemption from safety standards; com­ ments by 12-13-73......... ................:................. ...................... 29817 October 29, 1973— Pages 29791-29868 FOREIGN SERVICE— USIA changes citizenship require­ ments for information officers; effective 10-29—73............. 29807 COMMODITY EXCHANGES— USDA establishes require­ ments for contract market rule enforcement; effective 1 2 -1 -7 3 ............. .................. ..................................................... 29806 ANTIDUMPING— Tariff Commission determination on papermaking machinery and parts from Sweden....... .......... 29846 MEETINGS— HEW: Mental Health Small Grant Committee, 11-12 and 11-13-73. .......................................... ........................... 29834 NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, advisory panels: Neurobiology, 11—5 and 11-6—73...........;..................... 29847 Anthropology, 11—8 and 11—9—73..........~................... 29847 Social Psychology, 11-8 and 11-9—73.........................29847 Sociology, 11-8 and 11—9—73...........................-.......... 29847 Genetic Biology, 11-8 and 11—9—73............................. 29847 History and Philosophy of Science, 11—9—73............. 29847 Political Science, 11—9—73............................ ................. 29847 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Comptroller of the Cur­ rency’s Regional Advisory Committees on Banking Policies and Practices: Second National Bank Region, 11—2 and 11—3—73.... 29830 Eighth National Bank Region, 11-9—73......................... 29830 USDA: Gila National Forest Grazing Advisory Board, 1 1 -1 4 -7 3 ............ ........................ ..............................-........ 29834 Florida Citrus Shippers Advisory Committee, 1 1 -6 -7 3 ............................. .............................................. 29833 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT: Vale District Advisory Board, 1 0 -2 9 -7 3 ........................ ...... ......................'............ - 29833 TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY OFFICE: Electro­ magnetic Radiation Advisory Committee, 10-31—73.... 29851 (Continued inside) PART II: - INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION— EPA proposes effluent limitations guidelines for slaghterhouses and meat packing facilities; comments by 11—28—73.... 29857 No. 207—Pt. 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FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 38, NO. 207— M ONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1973 Contents ADMINISTRATION ON AGING COMMODITY EXCHANGE AUTHORITY Proposed Rules Rules and Regulations Rules and Regulations Biomedical radio telemetering; Grants for State and community Contract market program for en­ permit _______________________ 29818 programs on aging; correction. 29809 forcement ____________________ 29806 Broadcast stations with direc­ tional antennas; sampling sys­ AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY tems for antenna monitors; ex­ Rules and Regulations Notices tension of time______________ 29820 Cranberries grown in certain Regional Advisory Committees on Communications Satellite Corp.; States; handling___.___________ 29799 issuance of securities, etc.; ex­ Marketing agreements practice Banking Policies and Practices, second and eighth national bank tension of comments period____ 29819 rules ; miscellaneous amend­ FM broadcast stations in Monte ments — _______________ ;__ _ 29797 regions; - meetings (2 docu­ ments) _______________________ 29830 Rio, California; table of assign­ Milk in the central Illinois mar­ ments ________________________ 29820 keting area; order suspending ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Industrial and maritime mobile certain provisions____________ 29801 services; frequencies, standards, Notices Proposed Rules and procedures for on-board Shippers Advisory Committee Effluent limitation guidelines, per­ communications; extension of meeting; handling of citrus formance and pretreatment • time -------------------------------- 29818 grown in Florida_______________ 29833 standards: Visual indicator of transmitter Electroplating point source operation; control requirements. 29821 AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT category; correction_________ 29818 See Agricultural Marketing Serv­ Red meat processing point Notices ice; Commodity Exchange Au­ source category_________ . ___ 29857 Application for construction per­ thority; Forest Service; Soil Notices mits: Conservation Service. Water quality information; avail­ Johnson, William P., et al______ 29837 ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE, AND MENTAL ability ________________________ 29836 O’Conner, Erwin______________ 29837 HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Notices • , FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION FEDERAL DISASTER ASSISTANCE Mental Health Small Grant Com­ Rules and Regulations ADMINISTRATION mittee; meeting______________ _ 29834 Airworthiness directives: Notices Aircraft Parts and Development Disaster determinations; Kansas ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, AND FIREARMS BUREAU C o r p ______. ________________ 29802 and Nebraska (2 documents) __ 29834, Lycoming aircraft engines..___ 29803 29835 Notices Control zones and transition Terrence S. Bickers, et al.; grant­ areas; alterations, designation, FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION ing of relief___________________ 29830 redesignation and revocation (6 Notices ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION documents) __________ 29803-29805 Restricted areas; revocation_____ 29805 Louisiana; proposed action plan.. 29835 Notices Standard instrument approach Metropolitan Edison Co. et al.;. procedures____________________ 29805 FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD hearin g__ ___________________ 29836 Transition area; alteration; cor­ Rules and Regulations Virginia Electric and Power Co.; rection ______ 29803 Federal savings and loan system; appointment of chairman for Waypoint names; change of area hearing_________ 29836 high route-------------------- 29805 amendment relating to insur­ ance premiums___ '____________ 29802 CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD Proposed Rules Notices Control zone; alteration_______ 29816 FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION International Air Transport As­ Transition areas; alterations (2 Notices sociation; agreement on specific documents)____________ 29816, 29817 commodity rates______________ 29836 Certificates erf financial responsi­ Notices bility (oil pollution); certifi­ CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Air Carrier and Flight Standards cates issued and revoked (2 Rules and Regulations District Offices; disestablish­ documents) _____________ 29838, 29840 ment and establishment_!____ 29835 Excepted service: Hellenic Mediterranean Lines and Commerce Department (2 docu­ Air traffic control towers; com­ ments) _____________________ 29797 missionings : French Lines, Inc.; agreement Defense Department_________ 29797 Bloomington, Indiana_________ 29835 filed ---------------------------------- 29840 Environmental P r o t e c t i o n Danville, Illinois______________ 29835 Agency (2 documents)______ 29797 West Lafayette, Indiana______ 29835 FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Notices Proposed Rules Grants of authority to make non­ FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Reliability of electric and gas career executive assignments: service; hearing and postpone­ Civil Rights Commission______ 29836 Rules and Regulations Health, Education, and Welfare Comparable television tuning____ 29809 ment of hearing (2 documents) _ 29821, Department ________________ 29836 Maritime mobile repeater stations 29825 Interior Department._________
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