MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1973 WASHINGTON, D.C. Volume 38 ■ Number 62 Pages 8419-8499 PART I (Part II begins on page 8491) 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. OIL— Certain imports restrictions eased by Oil Import Appeals Board..... .......... .................................................... - 8432 RETAIL AND GROCERY PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION— Commerce Dept, requests comments by 5-2-73 on development of uniform merchandise codes.................. 8464 SAFE TRANSPORTATION OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS— AEC and DoT memorandum of understanding............... 8466 MEDICARE PAYMENTS— HEW proposal to eliminate cur­ rent financing payments; comments by 5-2-73 ................ 8450 MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION— USDA proposals for certain imported products; comments by 3-26 -7 3.......... 8449 MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STANDARD— DoT pro­ posals for brake, steering and suspension systems and tire and wheel assemblies; comments by 7 -5 -7 3 ............ 8451 AUTOMOTIVE CRASH TEST DUMMY— DoT proposes specifications; comments by 7—1—73................... ............. 8455 AIR TAXI MAIL— CAB amendments; effective 4-2—73...... 8430 LEGAL SERVICES PROGRAM— OEO proposal on funding; comments by 4-25—73...................................... ......... ........ 8445 RELOCATION ASSISTANCE— HEW revisions reflecting policy changes; effective 4 -2—73...................... ................ 8491 PUBLIC LANDS— Interior Dept, proposal to require approval of right-of-way application before construction, use, or occupancy; comments by 5-2-73 ........................ 8449 STUDENT WORKERS— Labor Dept, list of employers exempt from paying minimum wages, 4-2-73 ................... 8483 TARIFF CIRCULAR RULES— ICC proposes cancellation for certain freight carriers; comments by 5—8—73............ 8461 ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY DEVELOPMENT CORP.— Rules revision; effective 4—15—73................................... .............. 8433 NEW DRUG APPLICATION— FDA withdraws approval of Alpha Chymar solution; effective 4-2-73 ....................... 8864 COTTON TEXTILES— CITA renews import limitations for Thailand, beginning 4—1-73........................................... 8469 (Continued inside) REMINDERS (The items in this list were editorially compiled as an aid to F ederal 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.) Rules Going into Effect Today This list includes only rules that were published in the F ederal Register after October 1,1972. 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FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 38, NO. 62— MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1973 HIGHLIGHTS— Continued MEETINGS— DoD: Naval Research Advisory Committee, 4—4 and DoD: U.S. Army Combat Developments Command, 4—11 4 -5-73 ........ ....... ............... :.................................... ....... 8463 and 4-12-73..................................................................... 8463 DIA Scientific Advisory Committee, 4—11 and 4—30 NIH: Committee on Cancer Immunotherapy, 4-24—73 ... 8465 and 5 -1-7 3 ........................................ ................. ... 8463 Population Research and Training Committee, 4-19 NASA: Post Viking Mars Science Advisory Committee, and 4-20-73................. ........ ................ .......... ....... 8465 4-12 and 4 -13-73___ ______________ ____________ _______ 8488 Perinatal Biology and infant Mortality Research and State Dept.: Overseas School Advisory Council, Training Committee, 4—30-73..................... 8465 4-10-73 .......... .......................... I ......................... r. 8463 Cancer Cause and Prevention Advisory Committee, HEW: OE/National Advisory Council on Vocational 4-26 and 4 -2 7 -7 3 ...........i . ! .................. ......... 8465 Education, 4—4 to 4—6-73.......................... ..................... 8465 Biophysics and Biophysical Chemistry B Study Sec­ AEC: Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards, tion, 4-26 to 4-27-73.................................... 8463 4-7-73 .............. ............. ........................................... 8467 Contents AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD DEFENSE DEPARTMENT See also Army Department; Navy Rules and Regulations Rules and Regulations Carriage of mail; classification Department. Limitations of handling: Notices Navel oranges grown in Arizona and exemption of air taxi opera­ tors _____ ___ _____ ________ 8430 Defense Intelligence Agency Sci­ and designated part of Cali­ entific Advisory Committee; fornia ___________________ 8425 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION meetings __________________ 8463 Valencia oranges grown in Ari­ zona and designated part of Rules and Regulations ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY OFFICE C alifornia_____ __________ 8425 Excepted service: Rules and Regulations Agriculture Department._____ 8448 Legal services program_i_______ 8445 AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Housing and Urban Develop­ EDUCATION OFFICE See also Agricultural Marketing ment Department (3 docu­ ments) __________________ 8448 Notices Service; Animal and Plant Occupational Safety and Health National Advisory Council on Vo­ Health Inspection Service. Review Commission________ 8448 cational Education; meeting__ 8465 Rules and Regulations State Department__________ 8448 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS OFFICE Research agreements with educa­ Treasury Department________ 8448 Notices tional institutions___ _________ 8443 Notices Major disaster and related deter­ Revocation of authority to make minations: ANIMAL AND PLANT HEALTH a noncareer executive assign­ Alabama ___________ _______ 8488 INSPECTION SERVICE ment: Mississippi__________ !--------- 8489 Rules and Regulations Agriculture Department. _____ : 8469 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Viruses, serums, toxins, and analo­ Commerce Department (3 docu­ Proposed Rules gous products; organisms and ments) ______________ 8469, 8470 Negotiated architect - engineer vectors___________ !_______ 8426 Federal Trade Commission___ 8470 contracts; procurement forms— 8458 Proposed Rules Health, Education, and Wel­ FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Imported meats; sampling for in­ fare Department (3 docu­ Rules and Regulations spection __________________ 8449 ments) _______________ 8470 IFR altitudes__________ 8428 Justice Department_________ 8469 Transition area alterations (2 doc­ ARMY DEPARTMENT Title change in noncareer execu­ uments) ___________________ 8428 Notices tive assignment: VOR Federal airway extensions_ 8428 Combat Developments Advisory Commission on Civil Rights (2 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS Group; meeting_______ ______ 8463 documents)___________ 8470 COMMISSION Proposed Rules ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION COAST GUARD FM broadcast stations in Rich- Notices lands, Va. and «Welch, W. Va__ 8461 Advisory Committee on Reactor Rules and Regulations Notices Safeguards; meeting________ 8467 Drawbridge operation; Back Bay Canadian-U.S.A. Television Agree­ Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.; of Biloxi, Miss________ 8433 ment; table of allocations for extension of completion dates.. 8468 VHF and UHF television. ____ 8470 COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Memorandum opinion and order Duquesne Light Co. et al. : designating applications for Availability of draft environ­ See Maritime Administration; hearing: mental statement_________ 8468 National Bureau of Standards. NEO Broadcasting Co. and Wil­ liam