WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1973 WASHINGTON, D.C. Volume 38 ■ Number 103 Pages 14145-14232 PART I (Part II begins on page 14217) (Part III begins on page 14229) 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. PRAYER FOR PEACE, MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 28, 1973— Presidential proclamation.... ....................... — ............................ 14151 PHASE III REGULATIONS— Cost of Living Council pro­ visions for pay adjustments subsequent to reductions in wages and salaries; effective 1—11—73..................................— 14153 COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAMS— OEO guidelines for Legal Services to groups of indigents; effective 6-29—73.................. ...............-................................. 14170 OEO minimum qualifications for Legal Service Attorneys, effective 6—29—73..................................................................... 14171 WASTE TREATMENT— EPA proposes planning antf man­ agement regulations for state and local officials; comments by 7 -1 6 -7 3 .................................................................................... 14229 ALASKAN NATIVE LAND CLAIMS— Interior Department rules for settlement; effective 7—2—73...... ~......................... 14217 MINE HEALTH AND SAFETY— Interior Department interim hearing and appeal procedures, effective 5 -3 0 -7 3 ..... ........ 14170 FOOD STANDARDS— FDA proposes change in label re­ quirements for cold-pack cheese; comments by 7—30—73.. 14174 EMPLOYMENT OF FULL-TIME STUDENTS— Labor Depart­ ment issues certificates authorizing special minimum wages ........................................................................................ 14210 PESTICIDES— EPA sets tolerances for chemicals used in or on crops and animal feed (5 documents)........................... 14168, 14169 EPA proposes interim tolerance for BHC in or on imported dried lima beans; comments by 6—29—73......... 14175 EPA notice of petition to establish tolerance for propargite ................................................................. -.......... 14186 FARM LOANS— USDA rules for loans to rural youths (2 documents); effective 5-30-73 ................................ 14154, 14155 FOOD ADDITIVES— FDA notice of petition for use of calcium isostearate and n-decanoi in food-contact con­ tainers .............................................. -........................7-------------- -- 14181 (Continued inside) HIGHLIGHTS— Continued NEW d r u g s — MEETINGS— FDA withdraws approval of certain drugs containing FPC: Conference concerning filing of electric service polyunsaturated fatty acids_____________ ____________ 14181 tariff changes, 6-5-73 .................................. 14] ^ FDA proposes to withdraw approval of certain drugs HEW: National Advisory Committee on Handicapped containing phenaglycodol; comments by 6 -2 9 -7 3 ......... 14180 Children, 6—6 to 6 —8—73 __ ,____ _____________ _____ 14181 VA: Cooperative Studies Evaluation Committee, 6-5 NEW ANIMAL DRUGS— FDA approves use of various drugs and 6—6—73............................... .-.... ........................................ 14209 for dogs, cats, cattle, and horses, effective 5 -3 0 -7 3 ......... 14166 Interior Department: O and C Advisory Board, 7 -1 0 and 7 -1 1 -7 3 ........................................................... 14178 CHARTERED AIR TRAVEL— CAB revises general regula­ Oregon State Multiple Use Advisory Board, 6-20 tions and rate provisions for employees on overseas and 6-21-73 ....... ................ 14173 military flights (2 documents)......... ............. : 14157, 14164 Justice Department* Alarm Committee of the Private Security Advisory Council, 6 -7 -7 3 ...................................... 14178 COTTON TEXTILES— CITA notice of system to exempt Federal Prevailing Rate Advisory Committee, 6- 6, 6-7, certain items from bilateral agreement with Pakistan......... 14184 6 -2 1 , 6—28—73........................................................................ 14202 Published daily, Monday through Friday (no publication on Saturdays, Sundays, or on official Federal holidays), by the Office of the Federal Register, National Archives and Records Service, General Services & <001 JtHliW* Administration, Washington, D.O. 30408, under the Federal Register Act (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., 0 0h* 15) and the regulations of the Administrative Committee of the Federal Register (1 CFR Ch. 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FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 3 8 , N O . 103— WEDNESDAY, M A Y 3 0 , 1973 Contents % THE PRESIDENT COMMITTEE FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION Notices OF TEXTILE AGREEMENTS Uniroyal Chemical; filing of peti­ Proclamation Notices tion for food additive--------------14186 Prayer for Peace; Memorial D ay.. 14151 Entry or withdrawal from ware­ FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION house for consumption of cer­ EXECUTIVE AGENCIES tain cotton textile products Rules and Regulations AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL produced or manufactured in: Operating loan policies .and au­ DEVELOPMENT P a k ista n ____ *_________________ 14184 thorization ____________________ 14154 Romania _____________________ 14185 Operating loan processing________ 14155 Rules and Regulations Per diem payments to partici­ COST OF LIVING COUNCIL FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS pants in nonmilitary economic Rules and Regulations COMMISSION development training pro­ Pay adjustments subsequent to re­ Notices grams _______:-------- ----- — — 14167 ductions in wages or salaries.. 14153 A. H. Belo Corp., and Wadeco, Notices Inc.; order designating appli­ AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT cation for hearing----------------14186 See also Animal and Plant Health Chairman, Oil Policy Committee; delegation of authority________ 14186 California Water and Telephone Inspection Service; Farmers Co.; memorandum opinion and Home Administration. CUSTOMS BUREAU order regarding oral argument. 14188 Rules and Regulations Notices FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION Equal employment opportunity in Certain wooden fish boxes and Rules and Regulations State Cooperative Extension barrels; instruments of interna­ Services______________________ 14154 tional traffic___________________ 14176 Interpretations of Federal Ad­ visory Committee Act_________ 14172 ANIMAL AND PLANT HEALTH DEFENSE DEPARTMENT Notices INSPECTION SERVICE See also Navy Department. Port of Seattle and Kerr Steam­ Rules and Regulations Rules and Regulations ship Co.; agreement filed (2 Brucellosis; deletion of certain Alcoholic beverage control; estab­ documents) _____________ _____ 14190 public stockyards_______________14156 lishment of sales outlets_______ 14167 Scabies in cattle; areas released FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY OFFICE from quarantine______________ 14156 Notices Rules and Regulations ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION Filing of electric service tariff Character and scope of specific changes; rulemaking confer­ Notices community action programs: ence _______________________ 14191 Availability of initial decisions: Group representation----------- 14170 Hearings, etc.: Long Island Lighting Co________ 14183 Maintenance of attorney’s logs Algonquin Gas Transmission South Carolina Electric and Gas and record of authorized C o __________________________ 14191 C o ___________ 14183 leave _________________ 14171 Central Vermont Public Serv­ Consolidated Edison Co.; reconsti­ Qualifications of Legal Services ice C orp..___________________ 14191 tution of Atomic Safety and attorneys____________________ 14171 Consumers Power Co__________ 14191 Licensing Appeal Board________ 14182 Funding of community action pro­ General Crude Oil Co___________14197 Consumers Power Co.; issuance of grams ; community action Great Lakes Gas Transmission amendments to construction program grantee personnel C o __________________________ 14191 management; miscellaneous permits !________________________ 14182 Gulf Energy and Development amendments_______________ 14172 Omaha Public Power District; is­ C o r p ______________________ 14191 suance of facility operating EDUCATION OFFICE Jones & Pellow Oil Co__________ 14192 license _____ 14182 Notices Laclede Gas Co. et al____________14193 Natural Gas Pipeline Company ^ Pacific Gas and Electric Co.; National Advisory Committee on of America___________________ 14193 availability of final environ­ Handicapped Children; public Norris Oil Co_________________ 14194 mental statement_______________ 14183 meeting _____________________ .- 14181 Northern Michigan Exploration Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power . ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY