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HIGHLIGHTS of THIS ISSUE of Any Document Published in This Issue 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. ADVERSE ACTIONS— CSC revision reflecting elimination of agency appeals systems and Commission appellate structural reorganization; effective 9 -9 —74......................... 32537 PESTICIDE— EPA allows emergency use of carbaryl to September 9, 1974— -Pages 32537—32600 control spread of European alfalfa beetles.............................. 32576 MEDICAID— HEW/SRS proposal limiting Federal financial participation in capital expenditures; comments by 1 0 -9 -7 4 ________ ___-......... ......................-......»7....................... 32562 INHALATION DRUGS— HEW/FDA withdraws approval of combinations containing isoetharine with phenylephrine hydrochloride and thenyldiamine hydrochloride; effective 9 - 19 -7 4 .........................................- ..............................----- 32570 FINANCIAL AID— HEW/OE announces closing date of 10- 15-74 for training grant applications of teachers specializing in education for handicapped.............................. 32570 RADIO ASTRONOMY— FCC proposes to minimize poten­ tial interference to operations; comments by 10-11-74.... 32566 CONTRACT AWARDS-1—GSA amends government-wide pro­ cedures for processing preaward protests.-............................. 32559 TEXTILE AGREEMENTS— CITA announces anticipated bi­ lateral discussions with Colombia; comments by 9-30-74.. 32574 CLEAN A I R - EPA approves compliance schedules for West Virginia; effective 9- 9 -74. ................... ........... — — ~..................... 32559 EPA proposes compliance schedules for North Carolina; comments by 10-9-741....... ...... - — ...— .............— 32563 MEETINGS— Defense Manpower Commission: Commissioners brief­ ing, 9 -2 7 -7 4 ............. ....................- ..............-..................... 32576 FEA: Wholesale Petroleum Advisory Committee, 9 - 2 3 -7 4 ........... ........................ -................-———-...........— 32580 DOD: Scientific Advisory Group to the Joint Strategic Target Planning Staff, 8 -8 , 8—9, and 8 -1 0 -7 4 ..........— 32568 SBA: Casper District Advisory Council, 9—27—74 ....------- 32584 Montpelier District Advisory Council, 9—24—74......... 32584 Comptroller of the Currency: Regional Advisory Com­ mittee on Banking Policies and Practices of the Seventh National Bank Region, 9 -2 0 -7 4 ........................................ 32568 Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation: Community Advisory Group, 9—19—74........................... 32582 Owners and Tenants Advisory Board, 9-18-74...,— . 32582 Commerce/DIBA: Advisory Committee on East-West Trade, 9-25-74 ............ ................................................... 32570 interior/BLM: Outer Continental Shelf Research Man­ agement Advisory Board, 10-3 and 10-4—74.........— 32569 rem inders • SF*16 ltex? s 1x1 ***** were editorially compiled as an aid to F ederal R egister users. Inclusion or exclusion from this list haq n« 1* i significance. Since this list Is Intendea as a reminder, it dees not mclnde effective dates that occnr wTthm w X s S pnSteatSn ) ^ Rules Going Into Effect Today This list includes only rules that were pub­ lished in the F ederal R egister after Octo­ ber 1,1972. page no. and date SEPTEMBER 9 DoT/CG— Drawbridge operation regula­ tions, Coosaw River, S.C........ 28434; 8 -7 -7 4 DoT/CG— Drawbridge operation regula­ tions, Genesee River, N.Y....... 28435; 8 -7 -7 4 EPA— Alabama; approval of plan re­ visions......................... 28528; 8 -8 -7 4 EPA— Control of air pollution from new motor vehicles and new motor vehicle engines; evaporative emissions com­ pliance procedures.. 25320; 7-10-74 EPA— Tennessee; approval of plan re­ visions.......................> 28528; 8-8-74 HEW/FDA— Animal drugs; use of certain terms in labeling preparations. 25229; 7-9-74 INTERIOR/MINES— Underground mine escape and evaluation, and self res­ cue devices............. 9652; 3-13-74 OEC— Community Action Program grantee financial management; mis­ cellaneous amendments........ 28529; 8 -8 -7 4 ATTENTION: Questions, corrections, or requests for information regarding the contents of this issue only may be made by dialing 202-523—5283. 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These include Presidential proclamations and Executive orders and Federal agency documents having general applicability and legal effect, documents required to be published by Act of Congress other Federal agency documents of public interest. ° \ ’ 1 £d' ■ MM : • .,y/.\ The F ederal R egister will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $5.00 per month or $45 per year, payable •o m advance. The charge for individual copies is 75 cents for each issue, or 75 cents for each group of pages as actually bound. O ^ T i ^ l eCk or money order’ made payable to the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, o D.C. 20402. ° co e There are no restrictions on the republication of material appearing in the F ederal R egister. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 39, NO . 175— M ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1974 contents FEDERAL ENERGY ADMINISTRATION AGRICULTURAL m a r k e t i n g s e r v ic e DEFENSE MANPOWER COMMISSION Rules Notices Notices Limitation of handling: Meeting --------------------------------- 32576 Meeting: Wholesale Petroleum Lemons grown in California and Advisory Committee___________ 32580 Arizona------- —--------------- — 32549 DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION agriculture d e p a r t m e n t FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION Notices See Agricultural Marketing Serv­ Meeting: Advisory Committee on Rules ice: Forest Service. East-West Trade_____________ 32570 Federal motor carrier safety reg­ a to m ic e n e r g y c o m m is s io n ulations; rulemaking proce­ EDUCATION OFFICE dures _________________—------- 32561 Notices Notices Applications, etc.: • Consumers Power Co_------------- 32571 Training grants; closing date for FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Protection against accidents in receipt of applications---------- - 32570 Notices nuclear power reactors; interim ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Hearings, etc.: general statement on policy; Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line correction -------------------■--------- 32571 Rules C o ______ - ________________ 32580 State implementation plans; West CIVIL aeronautics b o a r d Virginia; approval of compli­ FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION Notices ance schedules______ ._____;— - 32559 Hearings, e tc .: Rules Continental Air Lines, Inc. and Proposed Rules State implementation plans; Prohibited trade practices: Western Airlines, Inc------------ 32572 Beauty-Style Modernizers, Inc., Hughes Airwest----- ---------------- 32573 North Carolina; compliance schedules_________________ 32563 et al_____ ;______________32585 Philadelphia - Rochester/Syra- Doyle Dane Bembach, Inc____ 32555 cuse Case_________ !------------- 32574 Notices Walco Toy Company, Inc., and CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Pesticide Carbaryl; crisis exemp­ Sameul S. Wallach________ 32556 tion —,__ ;__ 32576 Whirlpool Corp----------- 32557 Rules Pesticide registration applica­ Appeals system; miscellaneous tions _______________ 32576 FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION amendments to rules----- ---------- 32537 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Rules COAST GUARD Authority delegation; revision Rules Rules regarding certification of color First Coast Guard District; revi­ Airport traffic area; Anchorage additives ____________________ 32558 sion of description of three cap­ Alaska________________ ——— 32551 tain of port areas— —------- -— 32558 Airworthiness directives: Proposed Rules B e ll_______________— ---------- 32549 COMMERCE DEPARTM ENT Frozen desserts; identity stand­ Swearingen------- -------------------- 32550 ards; extension of time for fil­ See Domestic and International Control zone-------- -----------—------- 32550 ing comments____________ 32562 Business Administration. Transition area (2 documents) — 32550 Notices COMMISSION ON TH E ORGANIZATION OF FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE CONDUCT COMMISSION Combination drugs: OF FOREIGN POLICY Bronkometer aerosol--------------- 32570 Rules Notices Equagesic tablets-------------------- 32570 Organization of government Alaska-public fixed frequencies; use__________________________ 32560 GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION for national security, arms con­ FM Broadcast Stations; Victor­ trol, intelligence, and public di­ Rules plomacy and support activities; ville, California___ ___________ 32560 regional public hearings----- — 32575 Proposed Rules Government-wide procedures for Radio astronomy operations in ad­ processing preaward protests COMMITTEE FOR TH E IMPLEMENTATION jacent bands; planning use of against contract award________ 32559 OF TEXTILE AGREEMENTS certain bands—----------------------- 32566 Notices Radio
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