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23936 [4910-13] [Abmaee Dock* No. N-VB4] PAST 71--OCSIONATION 09 fBBtAL AIRWAYS, AREA LOW ROUTES, OONTROUED AftSPACE, AMO R*. PORTMO POINTS PART 73--SPCOAL USE AflttPACE which involves the explosives. In addttlsi and above 14A99 feat il-iri*tMl period (oo 0001 Align* 37. 1971, houn, local tfeae included in the in Washington, D.C.. on May 38.1971 Wtiusw E. Ban mm in CMW. Airspace and Air Truffle Rales DMHon. Warm mad s-m-ta ass ami Atm AQENCY: Federal Aviation Adminis tration (PAA), DOT. ACTION: Final rule. SUMMARY: Tbeae amendments deaIcnate a temporary restricted am Identified as R-2309 In the vicinity of Bill Williams River Valley, Arte., to contain high explosive detonations These amendments provide for the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by prohibiting unauthorised flight operations of nonparticipating aimft within the designated anas during the designated period. EFFECTIVE DATE: July 13. 1978. Period of designation is August 37, 1978, through September 2,1978. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Richard Huff, Airspace Regula tions Branch (AAT-330). Airspace and Air Traffic Rules Division, Air Traffic Service, Federal Aviation Ad ministration, 800 Independence Avenue SW,, Washington. D.C. 90891: telephone: 303-138-8718. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Histoey On April 30,1978, the FAA proposed to amend Parts 71 and 73 of the Feder al Aviation Regulations (11 CFR Parts 71 and 73) to designate a temporary restricted area identified as R-3309 In the vicinity of BUI Williams River Valley, Aria., to contain high explosive detonations and to include this re stricted am In the continental control am for the duration of its Ume of designation <13 PR 16711). Interested persons were invited to participate In the rule making proceeding by submit ting written comments on the proposal to the PAA We received two responses to the NPRM in which the cornmenten posed no objections to the proposal. Sections 71081 and 7303 wen republished m the Pran Ras im on January 3, 1978, (43 FR 344 and 684). TksRuls These amendments to Farts 71 and 73 of the Federal Aviation Regulations designate a temporary restricted sm in the vicinity of Bill Williams River Valley. Aria., to protect nonpartidpat- airspace action* NFRM (43 FR 19741). In with established FAA using agency has provided with a statement that ments of the Nattaml Enrif1 Policy Act have been met. Gasman iNVOUtanow The principal authors of this docu ment are Mr. Richard Huff. Air Traf fic Service, and Mr. Richard W. Dan forth. Office of the Chief Couneel. Asornoi or: Accordingly, pursuant to the author ity delegated to me by the Administra tor, Subpart D of Fart 71 and 8ubpart B of Part 73 of the Federal Aviation Regulations (14 CFR Parts 71 and 73) ag republished (43 MR 344 and 994) are amended, effective 9901 G-m-L, July 13,1978, as follows: In 171.181, the following temporary restricted cm h added for the dura tion of its time of designation from 001 hours, August 37, 1973, through 3400 hours, local time. September 2. 1978: In 173.33, tbe lbDowiiig temporary re stricted area Is added: Bum. Aus. Botmdsriea A circular area wtth a 19-nauUcal mile radius centered at 1st. 34*13.3' N.. long. 113*683 W. Dsripasted attftsd*a Within a 3.000-foot radius centered at iaJ- 34*183' N. long. 113*32.3' W. nwface to PL S3* wtthtn the circular area that ties beteaan tbe 1.M0foot ndlue end tbe lAnautlral n* radtus entered at lat- 34*13.3 N_ long. 113*183 W,, 10i feet above tbe names to PL 330. r 1 ttsdtanene. 1 81*78 GeetroOtae aeeuea (Sees 307(a). 313(a).Nioil t Mlw irt rnf UN (49 CAC 134Ka> and UM)); am. he). Department of Tra^nrtetlnr dot <49 UJB.C 1*3(0); and 14 Gn U-9B.) Nora--The FAA baa dstmpitaed that this 11C3L new. 1 Bsaouttve Ordar 8-197. AanouAnom PART 1900 HAZARDOUS STANCSS AW ARTICLES; ADMMtSTVATION AW MPORCEMBfT REGULATIONS AGENCY: Consumer Product Safety ACTION: Confirmation of final aider. SUMMARY: The Commission an nounces tbit no objections have been fOed within the statutory period to its final older of March 34. 1978 rtastifyIng any household subetaooe in a selfprewurtod rnntainftr eewteintny vinyl ebloride monomer, manufactured or imported on or after October 7, 1974, as a "banned hamrdous sutetsnee." In this document the Commission, there fore, confirms the final order. DATES: The effective date of the rule d--iarinf any household substance in a self-premurtsod container containing vinyl chloride monomer to be a hawwd hasardous substance is June 33, 1978. The rule it applicable to products which have been manufac tured or imported an or after October 7.1974. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Charles Jacobmn. Consumer Prodact Safety CommtnVm, Directorate tor- Oomptiarme and Enforcanent. Division o( Regulatory Management. DjC. 30397, 301-492- sunuaaarrART information: On March 34. 1978 the OommimJan ia the Fsinati Restarts. 43 FB 1X390, a Ihml TWfulaUac' pursuant to motion 3(X1XB) of the Federal UAC. 130U0X1XB). deelsring any `NdRorial sate The Huai nguiattan revhad 19 (31 ISSAlWaXiO), 7MM 990tttBt VOL 4* NO. M4--7VMBAY, MAY 3* 79T3 OLI 2977 KIMS AND REGULATIONS 22935 effective m to those individuals upon receipt of the notification letter. Since the unsafe condition described in the Summary may still exist on other Carons Models 310M, T210M. P210, 310R. T310R. 340A, 4QXB, 404. 414. 414A and 431 airplanes, the AD is being published In the Fteaaal Rsois- t* as an amendment to Part 30 of the Federal Aviation Regulations (14 CFR Part 30) to make it effective as to all persons who did not receive the letter of notification. DlATTOtG IXrOXMATIOR The principal authors of this docu ment are: E. L. Tankealey. Flight Standards Division. Central Region, and John L. Fitagerald, Jr. Office of the Regional Counsel. Central Region. Adoption or ihb Amkbsmxnt Accordingly, pursuant to the author ity delegated to me by the Administra tor, (39.13 of the Federal Aviation Regulations (14 CFR 39.13) is amend ed by adding the following new Airworthlnero Directive. Cmaaa: Applies to Model 210M. T310M. sod mo (Serial Number* 21041574 throuch 210*2503, snd P2100001 through P3100010); Model 210R and THOR (Serial Numbers I10R0501 thltnish IMR1302, 310R1S04 thiousb 310R315, 210R1117. snd 210R1218); Model 340A (Serial Number* 340A0001 through I40A045S, S40A0460 through 340A0MS. 34QA04M. snd 340A0470 through 340A0433); Model 402B (Serial Number* 420B1001 through 402B1331 and 403B1333 through 402B1X28), Model 404 (Berial Num ber* 404-0001 through 404-0218, and 404- 0220 through 404-0232); Model 414 aid 414A (Serial Number* 414-0001 through 414-0905, 414A0Q01 through 414A0032. 414A0024 through 414A003S, and 414A0040 through 414A0047); and Model 421C (Serial Number* 421C0001 through 421C0479 and 421C0481 through 421C0488) airplanes in corporating ARC Model 400B autopilot In stallation*. To preclude Increased flight control fotom caused by an autopilot actuator has faBed to disengage when the autopilot it disconnected, unless already sooomplisbed: (A) On airplane* not modified in accord ance with Cessna Serrioe Letter No. AV7S-0. dated March 21, 197s, or later revWon. before next flight, dimhie the Model 400B autopilot; 1. On affected 300 and 400 Krim airplanm bj pulling and banding autopilot computer (COMP.) and actuator (ACT.) circuit break er*; 2. On affected 210 aeries airplanes hr <Us- wmnsrtlng the connector at the roll and Pitch actuator* and securing these connec tors to prevent them from interfering with the flight oooU-oU, and install a locally fabricated placard in plain -view of the pOot `Autopilot Nor*.--The autopilot disabling TMd hiatalMilan of a locally fabricated placard re quired by Paragraph A on affected >00 and 400 series airplanm constitutes preventative maintenance and may be performed by per. amw authorised to perform preventative maintenance under PAR 42. <B) Open aenwnphshment of the electrical autopilot actuator iaodlflcaflai set forth In Osama Barrier Letter No. AVTS-a, dated March II. DTt. or later revirion. the antorilot may be retamsd to aarrice and the "Antopllot toopmattve" plamrd rrowvsrt (C) Slrplene* assy ha flown to a base where Paragraph A of this AD may be ac complished If the autopilot it not ueed- (D> Any equtvaleut method of cnmpHatme with this AD must be approved by the Chief, Enginesi tag and Manufacturing Branch. PAA. Central Redoo- Thls amendment becomes effective June 8, 1978, to all persons except those to whom it has already been made effective by air mail letter from the FAA dated May 11,1978. (Boca. 115(a). Ml. 002. Pederal Aviation Act of 1958. ea amended (49 DAC. 1554(a). 1421. 1433): esc. Me) Dmailntmt of Traancrtatkm Act (49 UJB.C. 1655(e)}; | HAS. Pedera) Aviation Regulations (14 CPR 11J5).) Nor*.--The Pederal Aviation AdmlniairaUon has determtaed that this document does not contain a major proposal requiring preparation of an Economic Impart State ment under executive Order llttl. as amended by Executive Older 11945. and OMB Circular A-107. Issued in Tansas City. Mo., on May 19,1978. Chaxlb A. WsimxLn, Acting Director, Central Region. CPR Doc. 79-14895 Piled 5-35-78; *45 am] (4910-13] sion. Federal Aviation Administra tion. 15000 Aviation Boulevard, IavuMe, Calif. 90381, telephone 313-0*6-0183. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The purpoee of this amendment to Subpart F of Part 71 of the Federal Aviation Regulations (14 CFR Part 71) is to daNsnate a temporary control gone far the Ben Luis Obispo County Airport, Shi Luis Obispo, Calif.. during the June 18,1978 through June 30,1978 time period. A temporary control tower will be furnished by the California Air Guard with air waffle control services pro vided by the 334th Combat Communi cations Squadron air traffic controller r-- Under the circumstances presented, the FAA concludes that the rule is temporary in nature and does not sig nificantly hnpm* any additional burden on any person but adds to air mfety. Therefore, I find notice end public procedure under 8 U.S.C. 833(b) is unnecessary. Uaamaa iNrtMuumoir The principal authors of this docu ment are Thomas W. Binraak. Air Traffic Division and DeWitte T. iMwron, Jr., Office of the Regional Counsel. [Atnpaoe Docket No. 75-WE-10) Adoption or zsx Arannrarr PART 71--DESIGNATION OF FttBAL AHWAYS, AKEA LOW ROUTES, COWTtOUJH) ARtSFACB, AND RE PORTING POINTS Mtipmm wf ivnpoFory vpnwi Zone, San Lids Oblige, CedH. AGENCY: Pedentl Aviation Adminis tration (FAA), DOT. ACTION; Pinal rule. SUMMARY: This rule establishes a temporary control acne far the San Luis Obispo County Airport, 8an Lute Obispo. Calif. This action will provide controlled alnpace for aircraft -- instrument approaches to the Dan Inis Obispo County Airport during the *nnii`( California Air Guard summer encampment. EFFECTIVE DATE: June 18,1978. ADDRESSES: Federal Aviation Ad ministration, Air Traffic DtvHon, Chief. Alnpace and ftooadures Branch, AWE-830, 15000 Aviation Boulevard, InwndMe, Calif. 90341. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Thoma* W. * Airapace and Procedures Branch. Air Traffic Divi Accordingly, pursuant to the author ity delegated to me by the Administra tor, Subpart F of Fart 71 of the Feder al Aviation Regulations (14 CFR Part 71) is amended, effective 0901 Gjn.L June 18, 1978 through June 30, 1978. as follows: 1. Amend 171.171 of Part 71, Federal Aviation Regulations to read: Sis Lma Oanro. Cali*. Within a 5-mtle radius of the San Ltd* OMmo County Airport (latitude 35'14'ir North: kosttode 1J4TW3S* West). (Bsc. 107(a). PMsml Avtatien Art of 1558, as swimded (45 UJLC. 1345(a)) and Sec. 6(e) of the Department of Tranapartatkm Act (45 UjS-C. lM(cr. and 14 CPR 11.5#).) Nor*.--The federal Ariatioo AdmtnUtraUoo has ibilnmliml that this document does not eeutain a major mroosal requtrtag preparation of an Encnmnlr Impact Statenot undv tiajulln Order 11S21. ai amended by Rtscutive Order 11549, and OMB Circular A-107. Issued m Loo Angeles, Calif., on May 17,1978. lam C. Dauuunmr, Deputy Director, Western Region. IR Dec. 18-14931 nod 5-38-78; 8:45 ami NDmAt OBMim, VOL 4k NO. )S4--TUSTOAT, MAT Ik 1975 OLI 2978 33937 elf-pressurised products intended or suitable tor household use. manufac tured or imported on or after October 7, 1074, that contain vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) as an ingredient or in the propellant to be `'banned hazard ous substances." The final regulation was a reissuance of an earlier fully ret roactive ban (39 FR 30113) that had been set aside for failure to bold a hearing on objections to the retroac tive effect of the regulation. (For a complete background dlarusston on the original ban, see the preamble to the March 34,1978 notice.) In the March 34,1978 document the Commission affirmed its determina tion made in the original ban that selfpremurlaed household products con taining vinyl chloride monomer are toxic hazardous substances within the meaning of the FHSA became of vinyl chloride monomer, which, when in haled, has the capacity to produce substantial illness, specifically cancer. Because no safe level of human expo sure to vinyl chloride monomer has been established, the Commission fur ther affirmed Its earlier finding that ad quote cautionary labeling could not be written under the FHSA for elf-pressurized household products containing VCM and concluded that the degree and nature of the hazard presented by the use of these products Is such that the public health and safety can be adequately served only by keeping the products out of Inter state commerce. In taking the Hanning action, the Commission noted that ample scientific evidence in the form of long-term animal bioassays and human epidemiological studies is avail able to demonstrate the carcinogen icity of vinyl chloride monomer by in halation and to demonstrate that human exposure to the substance can result in angiosarcoma of the liver, a rare form of liver cancer. The March 24, 1978 Hanging regula tion also provided, as is required for the issuance of regulations pursuant to section 2<qxlXB) of the FHSA. that the procedures for rulemaking under section 701(e) of the Federal Food. Drug and Cosmetic Act would govern and that adversely affected persons could file objections and re quests for s public bearing within 30 days of the publication of the Commis sion's final order. The last day for the filing of objec tions with the Commission was April 24.1978. Since no objections have been filed within the statutary period, the Commission in this document con firms its final order of March 24.1978, declaring as banned hazardous sub stances any self-pressurized household products containing vinyl chloride monomer as an Ingredient or in the propellant, manufactured or imported on or after October 7,1974. (Sea. 2<fXl>. (A). (B>. (*), (qMIXB), Ns), T4 Stat. 373, 374. m amended 80 Stat. 1304-06, a stat lrr-ias. so stat sm us uac. 1381. 1JS2* me. 701 (eX (fX (gX 53 10U-68. as smmdad 70 8UL 919, 73 I MS (11 UAC. S71 (e). (O. (g)X i mat. mi at uac. MiKtin Dated: May 33.1978. SaztxF. Dow*. ActingSecretary, Conaumer Product Safety ( (FR Doc. TS-14ZS3 Piled 6-3S-TS; I CHAFTEt 1--UNITED STATES CUS TOMS SBVICE, DBAKTMENT OF THETKEASUtT (T-D. 7S-160] FART 153--AMTSMJMFMG Coiben Steel Flats Frew Japan AGENCY: UA Treasury Department ACTION: Finding of dumping; final rule. SUMMARY: This notice is to inform the public that separate investigations conducted under the Antidumping Act. 1021, as amended, by the UA Treasury Department and the Inter national Trade Commission, respec tively, have resulted in determinations that carbon steel plate from Japan is being sold at less than fair value and that those sales are Injuring an Indus try In the United States. On this basis, a finding of dumping is being issued and, generally, all unappraised entries of this merchandise will be liable for the possible assessment of special dumping duties. EFFECTIVE DATE: May 30,1078. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT. " Stephen Nyschot, UA. Customs Service, Office of Operations. Duty Assessment Division. Technical Branch. 1301 Constitution Avenue NW,, Washington, D.C. 30229 202588-5403. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Section 201(a) of the Antidumping Act, 1921, as amended (19 UAC. 100(a)), gives the Secretary of the Treasury responsibility for determin ing whether imported merchandise is being sold at leas than fair value. Pur suant to this authority the Secretary of the Treasury has determined that carbon steel plate from Japan is being old at leas than fair value within the meaning of section 301(a) of the Anti dumping Act. 1921, as amended (10 UAC. 180(a)). (Published in the Fsnbsal Rnirm of January 13, 1078 (43 FR 3032).) An "Amended Determina tion of Sales at less Than Fair Value" was published In the F8dbal Rcgistks of March 27,1078 (48 FR 13780). 381(a) of the Antidumping (1* UAC. 180(a)), gives the United States Inter national Trade Oommimfoo rapoadbdtty far (Vdernilntng whether by reeecsi of zacfa sales at leas than fair a dcmwetif industry is being or Is to be injured. Tbe United Statee Trade Gonunission has nd an April LB, 1978. tt notified the Seoetary of the Treasury that a dnoiiwtlr lnduetry is being in jured by reason of less than fair value Imports of carbon steel piste from Japan. (Published tn the ftneuu, Rhiszxb of April 34, 197* (43 FR 17410)). On behalf of the Secretary of the Treasury, I hereby make public these which constitute a of *M|4nf with respect to carboo steel plate from Japan Vat purposes of this notice, the term `'carbon steel plate" means hot-rolled carbon atari plate, 0.1875 (%) inches width, not in coils, not pickled, not coated at Mated with metal, not dad, and not cut, premrl at stamped to non-reetangular shape. Section 153.46 of tbe Customs Regu lations (19 CFR 153.46) Is amended by adding the following to the list of find ings of dumping currently in effect | liXH LM gf comst datings. gwrtwda country and T.D. Cuban steel state. Japan, 78-1S0. (Bam. 301. 407, 43 Stat 11, as amended. 18 (IS UAC. 100,17.) Rmbt H. Muanuiit, General Counsel Mat 23,1978. CFR Doc. 13-1S014 POed #-38-78; K4S am) [4!l(Mn] TMe 11 Food mid Dvw*s CMAFTB I--FOOD AMD DRUG ADMMSTRATIOM, DBAKTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AMD WEL FARE (Docket No. 77N-01T7) SODIUM TMOSULFATE; AFFKMAHON OF OKAS STATUS AS A (MRECT AND AN MDDtECT HUMAN FOODMOREDMNT AGENCY: Food and Drug Administra tion. ACTION: Final rule. SUMMARY: This rule affirms that sodium thiosulfate is generally recog- muu MOOTS. VOL 43. NO. 104--IUBPAY, MAT 30. 1V7S OLI 2979 22938 asaae AMD MOtSAXIOMS nhed as safe (GRAB) as a direct and indirect human food tngradtant This mttcn is taken because tbs nltr of this Ingredient has been mhmted under the eamgrebsnrive mlMr review behig oondtwtcd by the sgsnrr. KPFXCnvz DATS: June 39, UH ADDRS88: Written objections to the rflhe of the Heart* Clerk (RFC-30), Food and Drag Administration. Room 4-98,1300 Webern lane. Rockville, lid. 39317. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT. CorWn L Miles. Bureau of Foods (HFF-334), Food and Drag Adminis tration, Department of Health. Btaflatten, and Welfare. 300 C Street SW,, Washington, D.C. mp4, 393473-4790. SDPPUaOENTARY INFORMATION: In the FtaaasL Raainm of September *0,1977 (43 FB 47314). a proposal was published to affirm that sodium thio sulfate it generally rsnngnttail as safe for use as a direct and aa tadtreet human food ingredient The proposal was baaed on safety Information devel oped by the Select Committee on ORAS substances The pnpoml was published In accord with the an nounced FDA review of the eafety of ORAS and priar-aanettanad food in gredients. ___ In accordance with 1170.34 (31 CFR 170AS), relating to the affirmation of ORAS food IngndlCDts, copiaa of the scientific literature review on sodium thiosulfate, an evaluation of muta genic teats, two reports on the teratol ogy screening testa, and the report of the Select Committee on ORAS sub stances have been made available for public review in the office of the Hear ing Clerk (HFC-30), Food and Drug Artmtntatratlon. Roam 4-48,1000IU- en lane. Rockville, Md. 30087. Copies of then documents have also been made available for puhUc trnrrhee* from the National Technical Informa tion Service, as announced in the pro posal. In addition to proposing to affirm the GRAS statue of aodluni thiosul fate. the Cammimlaner of Food and Dram gave public notiee that he was unaware of any prior-eenettaned food Ingredient nee far this tncrodlsnt other thin for the ptopceed ocndtttons of uee. Persons smelting additional or attended uses. tnaoeordance with ap proval granted by the UB. Depart ment of Agriculture or the Food and Drag Administration prior to Ssptam- bsr 6, 1988. wore given aettee to submit proof of such a saneriert so that the safety of pricr-eanettoned uses could be s----at this ttase. That nottce was alao an opportunity to have prior-aanettaned uees of sodium thiosulfate approved by Imuancs of an appropriate regulattan under Fart tn--Prior-Sanctioned Pood Ingrndl"-2L2ad woo^dba 5S2aad asmf^na thetas* of data new avapaMe to the Dumiahttnnw. Notloe was also gtvm that failure toratmlt txcol of an appltrahle prior mnettan In reWam to the i-*r-! twte a waiver af tha right to aanettan at any Drive tta*. No reports of a for aodhzn thioea] in iwpsm to the propeml. Therefore, tn accordance with that propoml. any right to atmrt a prior mnettan for urn of aodtam thtamUMe tuidw eemilttons different fram^ttma^ari^ferth fit this SStaMdtttttSBdm thiosulfate is used to neutraltat the activity of certstn mnltlmrs The --mum thtaealfstr ad for use in to traUae the activity of as chlorine and anti- River ion. However, the h not aware of any cvtdmca to that --oldal agsnta that are commonly added to fdotfc are tnactl rated by sodium thkwnifatr. Further, thh ngulaticn h not intnadsd to permit each tut for mdtum thiosul fate. It is expected that very little. If any, additional attmulatton of micro bial growth would occur in foods as s I-- of the urns of sodium thiosulfate permitted by thh regula tion. The Commlmtaoer therefore con cludes that no chance tat the to affirm the ORAS status of thiosulfate la warranted, it h bring promulgated without Therefore, under the Federal IML Drug, and Ornette Act (sees. 30Ks). 40t 701(a), 43 SUL. 1048. 73 SUt. 1784- 1794 as amended (31UAC 331(a). 949, 371(a))) aad undw authority delegated to the riBimihriini (31 CFR LI). Farts 133.134. and Its are amended as FAST 194--MtCCT POOD AS IY AS SAPS 8. hy mfaDown 1144.1807 to read f 14US9T (s) flDdhn (NaAOrSHO, CAS Ret. No. 010103- 17-7) is also known as sodium hypoeul- ftte. It Is prepared synthetteally by the rnarllnn of sulfides snd sulfur dioxide (SO,), the reaction of sulfur snd sul fite, or the oridstion of metal sulfides 1 hydroaulfldm. (b) The Ingredient meets the medfl- aattmn of the nod Chemicals Codex, 3d Bd. (1973), ae amended by the first 0974) aupptamant1 (e) The ingredient h used as a for- mulattan aid as ssCwni tn 1179JCOXU) of this chapter and re- duclng agent as drifaied in 179.3(0X33) of thh chapter. (d) The ^ h need in alcohol ic heveg-- and table salt tn accord- f with 1184.1(bXl) at tavela not to Currant good manufacturing practice raaulta in a maximum level, as served, of gjgQOOg percent far alcoholic bevaragaa as defined in |170J(nX3) of thh chapter and 0.1 percent for table salt ' in |170A(nX3e) of thh (e) Prior aanrttacw for thh ingredi ent different from the umrestablished in thh section do not exist or have PAST 1 STAMCKS IY POOD AS AS SAFE 4. By adding new 1184.1407 to read as follows; (a) WwMiim thiosulfate (NaAOrSHjO. CAS Reg. No. 01010317*7) h also known as sodium hyposulfita. It h prepared synthetteally by the raaetton of STiiflfVa and sulfur dioxide (SO*), the reaction of sulfur and sul fite, or the oxidation of metal sulfides iDd hydraulfidM. (b> The ingredient meets the speciflflatiorw of the Food Chemicals Codex, 3d Bd. (1973), as amended by the first (1974) supplement.1 (c) The ingredient Is used or Is in fer ok ss a constituent of food packaging (d)Tbe at levels not manufacturing prac- nar be *J**tTV**1 frees: National ef Uwm, 3101 Cvnstinittan Ave. D.c.*oerj. OLI 2980