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PART I HIGHLIGHTS of THIS ISSUE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1975 WASHINGTON, D.C. Volume 40 ■ Number 28 Pages 6197-6312 PART i HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS ISSUE This fisting does not affect the legal status of any document published in this issue. Detailed table of contents appears inside. PETROLEUM— FEA amends allocation rules for "old oil” and small refiners...................................... .................... 6197 NONDISCRIMINATION— Defense Civil Prepardness Agency rules on Federally assisted programs................ 6204 C02 FIXED FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS— DOT/CG requires additional operating instructions; effective <D 5-15-75 .....!...........................-........---- - - ................... 6208 ■tor c FREEDOM OF INFORMATION— ^ 5 Emergency Loan Guarantee Board rules on avail­ Q ability ....................................——................- 6201 Emergency Loan Guarantee Board proposal on search and duplication fees; comments by 2—18—75—........ 6212 vo POSTAL SERVICE MANUAL— Postal Service amendments ■Si Ol on hazardous materials and other matters.... ............. 6206 ALIENS— Justice/1 NS proposal on visa petitions for phy­ ■o 0» sicians and nurses; comments by 3—14—75-................ - 6211 OfQ<T> </> NATIONAL BANKS— Treasury/Comptroller reporting re­ <T> quirements for directors and principal officers; effective H 3-1-75 ..................................................-............... .— 6200 'sjVO I MERCHANT SHIPS— Commerce/MA revises construction CTs W specifications .................................................................. 6214 H-* IS) (Continued inside) PART II: OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES— CEQ issues national pollution contingency plan________ 6281 PART III: PUBLIC AND PRIVATE NONPROFIT ORGANIZA­ TIONS— GSA proposes uniform administrative standards for agreements; comments by 3-12-75 _________________ _______ ____ 6303 l rem inders (The Items in this list Were editorially compiled as an aid to F ederal R egister 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.) Rules Going Into Effect Today EPA— Asbestos manufacturing point source category; effluent guidelines and stand* ards....................... XL.... : 1874; 1-9-75 List of Public Laws This is a listing of public bills enacted by Congress and approved by the President, together with the law number, the date of approval, and the U.S. Statute citation. Subsequent lists appear each day in the FEDERAL REGISTER, and copies of the laws may be obtained from the U.S. Government Printing Office. NOTE: No acts approved by the Presi­ dent were received by the Office of the Federal Register for inclusion in today's LIST OF PUBLIC LAWS. ATTENTION: Questions, corrections, or requests for information regarding the contents of this issue only may be made by dialing 202-523-5266. 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FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 40, NO. 28— M O NDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1975 HIGHLIGHTS— Continued RADIO AND CABLE TELEVISION— FCC rules on broadcast­ Navy: Chief of Naval Operations Executive Panel Ad­ ing of lottery information; effective 1-30-75................ 6209 visory Committee, 3—4 and 3—5—75..................... 6213 EPA: Lake Michigan Coding Waters Studies Panel........ 6228 MEETINGS— i National Science Foundation: Division of Pre-College Commerce/NOAA: New York Bight Mesa Advisory Com­ Education in Science, Project Directors, 2—13 through mittee, 3—11—75—.——:.........— .....— ............... ....... 6217 2-15 and 2-20 through 2-22-75..................... _....... 6240 DOD: Wage Committee, 3-4, 3—11, 3—18, and 3—25—75.. 6213 Federal Prevailing Rate Advisory Committee, 2—12—75.. 6238 National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities: Defense Science Board Task Force on ‘‘Specifications Music Advisory Panel, 2—26 through 3—1—75............' 6240 and Standards Improvement”, 2—21 and 2-22-75.. 6213 FEA: Electric Utilities Advisory Committee, 2-27-75.... 6231 DDR & E High Energy Laser Review Group, Laser Wholesale Petroleum Advisory Committee, 2—24—75.. 6231 Hardened Materials and Structures Subpanel, 3-4 NASA: Lunar Advisory Committee, 2-24 through and 3—5—75---------- ----- ----------------- — — — 6213 2-26-75 ....................... ............ - --- - ------ 6239 contents AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION Proposed Rules Fees in connection with informa­ Rules Notices tion requests; establishment— 6212 Limitation of handling and ship­ Commodity sales list for FY end­ ments: ing June 30, 1975------------- .— 6214 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Oranges (navel) grown in Ariz. and Calif----------- l---------- -— 6197 COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Notices Rules Meetings: AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION AND Reporting requirements; ' clarifi­ Lake Michigan Coding Waters CONSERVATION SERVICE cation; business interests of di­ Study Panel_______ 6228 Proposed Rules rectors and principal officers of Pesticide chemicals; tolerances, Peanuts, 1975-1976; supply deter­ national banks---------- --------- 6200 etc.; petitions: minations — -------- -------------- 6211 BASF Wyandotte Corp_______ 6227 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY Pesticides; registration applica­ AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT COMMISSION tions _______ 6227 See Agricultural Marketing Serv­ Rules Pesticides; specific exemptions and ice; Agricultural Stabilization Hazardous substances and arti­ and experimental use permits: and Conservation Service; Ani­ cles; administration and en­ Louisiana; DDT for Tobacco mal and Plant Health Inspection forcement regulations— — — 6210 budworm control <2 docu­ Service; Commodity Credit Cor­ ments) ___ ____________ 6228, 6229 COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY poration; Farmers Home Ad­ FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION ministration; Rural Electrifica­ Rules tion Administration. Oil and hazardous substances Rules AMERICAN REVOLUTION BICENTENNIAL pollution, national contingency Income guidelines; individual and ADMINISTRATION p l a n ___ __________________ 6281 cooperative economic oppor­ Notices tunity (EO) loans; deletion___ 6197 Rules Environmental impact state­ Operating loans for tobacco and Employee responsibilities and con­ ments; actions requiring prepa­ peanut acreage allotments; de­ duct _______________ -______ 6205 ration ------ —--------------------- 6223 letion ___ __________________ 6197 ANIMAL AND PLANT HEALTH DEFENSE CIVIL PREPAREDNESS AGENCY FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION INSPECTION SERVICE Rules Rules Notices Nondiscrimination; definitions-— 6204 Airworthiness directives: Environmental impact statement; Pratt & Whitney--- -------- 6202 availability; imported fire ant— 6214 DEFENSE DEPARTMENT Sikorsky _____________ 6202 See also Defense Civil Prepared­ Restricted areas and VOR Fed­ CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD ness Agency; Navy Department. eral airways—________ 6203 Notices Notices Transition areas (2 documents— 6202, Hearings y etc.: Meetings: . 6203 Capitol International Airways, Defense Science Board Task Inc __________ _____ i__ — 6218 Force on ‘‘Specifications and FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS North Central Airlines, Inc__ 6219 Standards Improvement”----- 6213 COMMISSION Pan American World Airways, DDR&E High Energy Laser Re­ Rules Inc. and Trans World Airlines, view Group, Laser Hardened Frequency availability to non­ Inc _______ _____________ 6222 Materials and Structures government ship stations____ 6209 Subpanel_____ __\____ _— _ 6213 Radio broadcast services and cable COAST GUARD Wage Committee_________ _6213 television service; lotteries___ 6209 Rules Notices Fire extinguishing systems; con­ EDUCATION OFFICE trols for CO» fixed; additional Notices Hearings, etc.: instructions 6208 Applications closing dates: West Texas Microwave Co----- 6229 Security zone: Special community service and FEDERAL ENERGY ADMINISTRATION Pennsylvania _____________ 1. 6205 continuing education pro­ jects _______------ __________ 6217 Rules COMMERCE DEPARTMENT 1
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