Document 6BVXpjbMEdwp6p2g7BNkK8XkR

3S7T NOTICES Applications for disaster loans under this announcement must be filed not later than March 19.1974. Dated: January 18,1974. Thomas S. Kleppe, Administrator. [FR Doe.74-2373 rued 1-29-74:8:45 ami VETERANS ADMINISTRATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE CN STRUCTURAL SAFETY OF VETERANS ADMINISTRA TION FACILITIES Notice of Meeting Hie Veterans Administration gives no tice pursuant to Public Law 92--tG3 that a meeting of the Advisory Committee on Structural Safety of Veterans Adminis tration Facilities will be held in Room 442 at the Veterans Administration Cen tral Office. 811 Vermont Avenue, MW.. Washington. DC on February 22, 1974, at 10 a.m. The committee members will review Veterans Administration con struction standards and enter;a relating to lire, earthquake, and other disaster resistant construction. The meeting wall be open to the public up to the seating capacity of the room. Because of the limited seating capacity it will be necessary for those wishing to attend to contact Mr. James Letter, Di rector, Civil Engineering Service. Office of Construction. VA Central Office (phone 202-389-2868), prior to Febru ary 19, 1974. Dated: January 22,1974. By direction of the Administrator. [seal! Rufus H. Wit.son. Associate Deputy Administrator. [FR Doc.74-2448 Filed 1-29-74:8:45 am] DEPARTMENT Or LABOR Office of the Secretary POSSIBLE HAZARDS OF VINYL CHLORIDE MANUFACTURE AND USE Request far Information and Notice of Fact-Finding Hearing Notice is hereby given that the Oc cupational Safety and Health Admin istration Is requesting information on possible hazards associated with the manufacture and/or use of vinyl chlo ride (chloroethene. Chemical Abstracts Service Registry Number 75014). The Administration requests informa tion including, but not necessarily lim ited to: (1) The toxicity of vinyl chloride: <2> The toxicity of other chemicals in volved in the manufacture and use of Vinyl chloride; (3) The technologies involved in the production and use of vinyl chloride: (4) Employee populations potentially or actually exposed to vinyl chloride or other chemicals, and involved in the pro duction and/or use of vinyl chloride; (5) Epidemiological studies of ellects of vinyl chloride and other chemicals used In the manufacture or use of vinyl chloride on populations, employee or otherwise; and (6) Whether the available information warrants the issuance of an Emergency Temporary Standard, or the commence ment of a regular rulemaking under sec tion 6(b) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act. Written data may be mailed or deliv ered to the Office of Standards. Attn: Docket OSH-38. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Room 203. 1726 M Street NW.. Washington. D.C. 20210. not later than February 28. 1974. The data will be available for public in spection and copying at the OSHA Public Reading Room. Room 203. 1726 M Street NW,, Washington. D.C. 20210. Oral presentation of data will also be received by an administrative law judge at an informal fact-finding hearing beg ginning at 10 a.m., e.d.t., on Friday, Feb ruary 15. 1974. Conference Room B. Detmemal Auditorium, Constitution Avepartmental Auditorium, Constitution Avenue NW,, between 12th and 14th Streets, Washington, D.C. Persons desiring to appear at the hear ing must file with J. Goodell. Attn: Dock et OSH-36. Office of Standards. Occupa tional Safety and Health Administration, Room 203. 1723 M Street NW,, Washing ton. D.C. 20210, a written notice of in tention to appear. In triplicate. Notice should be filed as soon as possible, but will be accepted by the Management Offi cer at the hearing until the pre-hearing conference begins. The notice should state: The name and address of the person wishing to appear; the capacity in which ho will appear: and the approx imate amount of time required for the presentation. The notice should also in clude. or be accompanied by, a brief statement of the presentation to be made. Beginning at 9:30 a.m,. e.d.t,. on Feb ruary 15, 1974. the presiding Adminis trative Law Judge will hold a pre-hearing conference in order to establish the order and time for the presentations, and in order to settle any other matter relat ing to the proceedings. The oral proceedings shall be reported verbatim. The use of prepared statements by witnesses is encouraged. All documents that are intended to be submitted should be submitted in triplicate (original and two copies). The administrative law judge shall have all the powers necessary or appro priate to conduct a fair and full informal hearing, including the powers: i a) To regulate the course of tho hear ing; (b) To dispose of procedural requests, objections, and comparable matters; ic) To confine the presentations to matters pertinent to the requested in formation; (d> To regulate the conduct of those present at the hearing by appropriate means; (e) In his discretion, to question and permit questioning of any witness; and (f) In his discretion, to keep the record open for a reasonable staled time to re ceive written data from any person who has participated in the oral proceeding. Following the close of the hearing, the presiding officer shall certify the record thereof to the Assistant Secretary or Labor for Occupational Safety arc Health. Signed at Washington. D.C.. this 23th day of January 1974. John H. Stonier. Assistant Secretary of Labor. [FR Doe. 74-2604 Filed 1-29-74:8-45 atn| INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION [Notice No. 434] assignment of hearings January 25,1974. Cases assigned for hearing, postpone ment, cancellation or oral argument ap pear below and wiil be published only ouce. This list contains prospective as signments only and does not include cases previously assigned hearing dates. The hearings will be on the issues as presently reflected in the Official Docket of the Commission. An attempt v.-iil be made to publish notices of cancellation of hearings as promptly as possible, but interested parties should take appropri ate steps to insure that they are notified of cancellation or postponements of hear ings in which they are interested. No amendments will be entertained after January 30.1974. MC-535T9 Sub 66, Brown Transport CorpMC 1381-5 5ut> 2. Cay Trucking Co., Inc., MC 136285 Sub 3, Southern Intermod.il Logistics, Inc., MC 165230, Interstate Ware housing, Corp.. row assigned March 12, 1074, will be held at the Holiday Inn-- Downtown, 175 piedmont Avenue, At!: tun, Ga, W-8I Sub-No. 3, MeAll liter Lighterage Line, Inc.. Ac W--157 Sub-No. Q. McAllister Brothers, Iuc., now assigned February 4, 1974, at New York. N.Y., is cancelled and transferred to Modified Procedure. MC-6I955. Centropolis Transfer Co.. Inc., now assigned February 6, -.974, at Jelterson City. Mo.. Is cancelled and reassigned Febru ary 6. 1974, in Room 609. Federal Office Bldg., 9J1 Walnut Street, Kansas City. Mo. No. 35717, Southern Railway Company--Peti tion for Declaratory Order. No 35717 Sub 1, Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com pany--Petition fee Declaratory Order--Re fund Rule--Electrical Appliances, con tinued to March 19, 1374. at the Oitiees of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Washington, D.C. MC 20372 Sub 13. Lime City Trucking Com pany, Iuc.. now aisiyned February 4. 1971. at Chtca-o, 111.. Is poc-'poned Inderlmtelv MC 2202 Sub 447. P.Oud.vay Fvprtss. Jne . no*' assigned February 25, 1974, at Cleveland. Ohio, Is cancelled and the application Is dismissed, [seal] R03ert L. Oswald. Secretary. [FR Doc.74-2450 Filed 1-29-74:3:43 am| FOURTH SECTION APPLICATION FOR RELIEF January 23.1974 An application, as summarized has been filed requesting relief irv requirements of Section 4 of U.e f ' state Commerce Act to permit ctuuu '-u FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 39. NO. 31--WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1974 BOR 007247