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Artlr i^\ in Copied for: M. E. Eisenhour, R,,7EL Frants^ K. E. Ross, G. F..."Jacquard, R, W. Sesler * 30112 .** RULES AND REGULATIONS Any exporter who obtains an order Licenses will emtre 90 days from the tout of ' the Institute di Oncologla. dated after August 15c 1974 end before date of issuance. The shipping tolerance Bologna, Italy, concerning the effect of September 24,1974, for export of fezrous for exports shall be 5 percent of the un exposure of rats, mice, and hamsters to scrap to a country that has received an shipped quantity. Any cancellation of an vinyl chloride at concentration* -of additional allocation, may submit an ap order automatically reveres the license 10X00; 6,000; L5W; 500: 250;-and 50 plication for an export license whether thatwas issued against it. parts per million,, The results, available or not he has a past history of expecting scrap, to the country involvecL.The appli cation must be clearly martot "Contin Effective date off action: August IS, 1974. gency Allocation"Woexpcrter mayapply * for licenses for anyone country formore than the amount shown in tile column , , KatokH.Mrmr, " Director, ,, Office of Export Administration. from this study on February .15.. 1974. included instances1;: of;`llve*v tumors Observed in groups of animals exposed to vinyl chloride at concentrations as low as250 parts per million. .. s ; a-w;* 3. A petition from the Health Research designated "Limitation Per Exporter/* if |PBI*>cJT4-IttBBF0eaS-ie-74;3:01pm) . ' `Group requesting the Commiesion topro applications, asp received from an ex hibit theuseuf vinyl chloride awn pitch - porter for export to a country of aquan-. Title 16---Commercial Practices pedant for coranmwproducts ttfeelf- tity that exceeds that country's "Limita tion Per Exporter", or. "Type A Limita tion", the applicant will be Contacted to determine which, of.. his, applications should be reduced in quantity or returned without action. Applications received by the Office of Export Administration, UJ3. Department of Commerce, Washington, CHAPTER II--CONSUMER PRODUCT . SAFETY COMMISSION SUBCHAPTER C--FEDERAL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES ACTWEGULATIONS PART 1500--HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND'ARTICLES; ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT REGULATIONS pressurized containers. Inudditiarr to the reports of deaths of .Bl F. Goodrich employees and the animal experiments conducted by Prof. Maitrail, this petition cited additional.animal studies, testi mony of medical experts, and medical literature In support of the position that exposure to vinyl chloride monomer is --D.C. 20230. after Sp.m.e.d.t, Monday, Self-Pressurized Household Substances associated with-liver cancer,.and with - September 23, 1974, will not be consid ered. - ,. ' -- = v. Licenses will not be' issued under these Containing Vinyl- Chloride Monomer; other diseases'- The text-of the petition Classification as Banned Substance.................. r Hazardous , was published in the Commission's notice efMay 23,1974.1 v. -er. a1'**, s- rules before, September 24, 1974. m the The purpose of ting regulation is to 4. An Emergeney Temborary Standard event that applications for licenses are protect public health and safety by the ' for Exposure to VinylChloride publish!*! received for quantities in excess of the total quantity allocated to a particular country or its Type-A Limitation, tire Department of Commerce win request advice and guidance from.sucfc country as to the consigneeCs> that should re ceive preference. Suchadvicewill becon sidered along with other factors, finch m classification of any household substance in a. self-pressurised container which has. vinyl chloride monomer among its ingredients at In the propellant as ~ a "banned hazardous substance" as that term.'is used in the Federal Hazardous Substances Act. , Sections 2(f) (1) (AJ* and (B), 2(g), ln the Federal Rfearerea on.April S, 1974 = (39 FR 12342X. by the - Occupational k. Safety and Health Administration to aet-a an occupational exposure- limit` of 50 parts per million ofvinyl chloride mono- Vmer in air; and eproportl-by thiat a^ni'? cy published in Hie Federal register on May 10.1974. (39,FR 18896T,''ioestabliSK the type and Ideation of the scrap In volved. etc* todeciding which applica tions tolicense* - * *.* Sjtj*. - o * f In ftdditiontothi*: requhementw set forth; abqve^-the applications musLeon- form tothd|equIrementa,faEiiibmlssioii .setforthih aATT.A'nrtlre'lCrprii* Arlmln- istratlcm Regulations. Applications must be submittedOA Forius DIIWUSP or FC- 419 tad OTB-623P or Such ap plications must be accompanied,by; <11 and 3(a) of the Federal Hazardous Sub; stances Act- and.' section 30(a), of the Consumer Product Safety Act authorize the Commission to. classify as .a. toxic "hazardous substance? any substance or mixture of substances which has .the capacity to produce personal injury or illness to man through ingestion. Inhala tion or absorption through any body surface. Provision* of section 2(q) (1) <B1. authorize the Commission, issue the standard fofcfeffiployed.<e&Eposureto vinyl chlaridB.monomertatnd'detectable level. - . "" \ ,. IT. A Boti^^rgixwvlvWilmafcirlg - published by, tb*430uuissItiireE'bf: FoCld :: and Drug*; to tito-FtoMUtiBaeisiiitcort April 23;' 1974: f39FlVI42l3CappUcabla to the use Of VffifyftfHbride'mdbomer-Ss - Bit Ingredfehl.of.ijrelf-pressmlzed 'drt^ t and cosmetio-pidrfncii^r'' tewMa^ too- Comxnlssloner - announcetfivdetermfrift-* Aphotocopy Or certifiedcopy ofthe order Of the order iff hotifrdm.lhe.ultimate consignee, a copy of the contractbetween, tbe purchaser. or. othevpartie* involved '.regulations to classify a."hazardous sub stance!' which is packaged or suitable tor . use inhouseholda as. a "banned hazardon substance" if the Commission deter- tlons tint vinylchloride present* an un-* necessary-hazard,topubiioihaaiaijwhenj used as an IngreffltoeiiiBeff-jrreSsurtzed cosmetic' pttKfuctd^Ttodi'Ths^sueiLii Undtae.Ultimate eonsigiieftmustalso he mmes that notwithstanding any caution Shouldbd, barmedik<(ndftfii^ submitted tn supportof-theatipllcatlon), ary- labeling-which may.be required un tide when used.'wf dh ingredient In'Self-^ and '(RK'.WheteiiiapotV perndtir are re- der that act, the degree or nature of the pressurizeddrug productsIs ftbtMeneral- ! -. quiredhy^heoounttyuf destination, a statement trehfc tbe. hltimatevconsignee for other, foreign party to to*, traiiaactiontj or .other documentation,which indfestes'ta the Satisfaction'otTlIi#Office.' hazard tavolvedJdthe presence or ussof the substance in households Is such that public health, and safety can. baadeqs_t_ua__an__tc__ee_ly,_S_oeurvt,eod fonclyh.ajbnynek.les.e-.po.in.fg.. itnhteartsstuabte- mit has been obtailneSdd.i!i .- -rt?- In the Federal Register of May 23, Applications ifor whlbh: the,required 1974 (39 FR 18115), the Commission accompanying documentation is hot re proposed* a regulation to classify as ceived by the pOe^.of Efport,Admin banned hazardoussubstances those self- istration by 5 pm* &d.t. September 23, pressurized household products that con 1974. will noth* considered'in order for tain vinyl chloride monomer. This1 pro- an application to be acceptable, the fer - posal was made.hy.the Commission alter rous scrap muet be described in sufficient -eonslderatioB of the!oliowing: - , detail.So thafc Che ."Type3 iiibelongs In . 1.' _In__fo_r_m__a_t_i_o_n__O_O__n_te_r_n_i_n_g__d_e_a_t_h_*___rf may bes'AsoertaiiSed' an^'torlfled.. -several employeesf the B. F. Goodrich 'I '.C^' 'xS= " ` ' , 1 Chemical company wlm had died from a ; ' *rornu oree^aiiSiblSfrom soip.oftba com- raerew Departmatit'* anh liiteriia- ..ttonai. -Bmltiw r sdmluWfiiytWin. - Dtstzles- .` hrs term of liver, cancer.and who had -wa average-exposureapproximately 19 years to' vinyl chloride monomer, at ly recognised*a* effective and requires an fprored:tow^cIfng-bpllca-' .- iii'. .J!%\ tovt - tton as- a.aiffiH0tttto;niarhettoft^f,-,4 , pBcable taming itTolropdesihticloidretdsepriamybplfsrlbnitdii'iIcntadthpce-o! n1-Siii&'W..hoinGpcimuSj FtoesAt BfcCErtWxion Aprll, 26, 1974 (30 -FR14753^^jjy; the^Hnvironmmitaii prd> - Of tings tection Agency-whfch.-stated(itba pre- llmlnary results lof expertmeatS'iruliwte that angiosarcoinai'Tof. the/Jiyer)' had been obemved toaulebi^osed to vto . chloride.in conoentzutiOns ui. tirttiur. SO parts per. mllllarii.iTfaia - UOticdiiBlio ,,stated tbabbnde^sShebM^ttBjiigdl^e * -of aeroeoTprud^t^ff^MusehpIds^ toe. concentration of inyipellkfKltmi thep-nir ? : , .. it gTe-' heaf prest "#chloi srj? susp< Fai nu 1974 tibwi _ ^ infor could bOashlgh ix 400pdr&r,ber million, ` to responre-ttollre^Olbd^msldn^ nd*tlce of May 23;. 1974,'tohimentobimeern- %&vres* Thi rea :r * hour . Offlceaoc notaThe OiOcem.Kipaii* unknown concentrations, and variable tag the. propasedregiila^oCwerereceived .restlBdiUTN totoSTiitoiiwfOsmawo^wsshi..- exposures to other volatile rbpndcala,, twn.Asmftf^durer9^a6sir-qieum lngton,D.(7.20230.4 , 5s;"A.. , 2. A repori by tteicwx Cesare liti- ' ' $ if* ~ C - - . tim*m vo4^a^ na i3r^wDNesoArk atkoun ivm " ; - r * 7 wJ *uvL`- UCC 093876 m- "*^1 i j <0 le 4, I'S w :h r v` > f- to 'h ts >n 4al at Is th m ce "V rd $ ed ,^L 74 ial ;et i 50 .0li .1 on sh *4 to ile ale as *-s ug he ia- in- ien led ose 10* lf- al- nd 3a- Ip- >nthe (30 ro t ate lad nyl SO ilso use the air *44 . on. no- m- ved um ade RULES AND REGULATIONS 30112 association, the National Paint and in mice after exposure to vinyl chloride ments state that nothing In the legis Coatings Association; two groups repre monomer in concentrations as low as 50 lative history of the act Indicates that senting consumers* Consumers Union parts per million. Since publication of provisions of section IS -were intended and the Massachusetts Public Interest the Commission's notice of the proposed to provide a mechanism for retrieving, Research Group: and four Individuals. regulation, the Commission has learned products from consumers. After consid Comments' from the two consumer that during hearings conducted by the eration of the text 61 section 15,- the leg groups and the lour individuals favor Occupational Safety and Health Admin islative history of the act and the Com promulgation of the regulation as pro istration of the Department of Labor on mission's regulations to implement sec posed. Comments from the two manufac June 26 through July 11,1974, testimony tion 15 (16 CER 1500.2Q2). the Commis turers and the trade association do not was presented to the effect that angio sion concludes that In the enactment of object to the proposal to the extent that sarcoma has been observed among rata section 15 Congress did.not.lntesd sim it would prohibit introduction into In exposed to vinyl chloride monomer in ply to provide retailers sad;distributors terstate commerce of self-pressurized concentrations as low as 50 parts per a means to recover economiclosses which household . product* containing vinyl million, and among hamsters exposed to may result when, a product is declared to chloride monomer. These comments do vinyl chloride monomer In higher, he a banned-hazardous-arbsCame. but. object to the. dhsence of language in the concentrations. also contemplated that the provisions of proposed regulation to limit the class of To date the Commission has learned section 15 would facilitate the removal banned hazardous substances to those of 24 confirmed cases of angiosarcoma of products, which-were classified as self-pressurized -products .- containing among the 10,000 to 20,000 persons ex banned hazardous substances from vinyl chloride monomer which are in posed to vinyl chloride In the course of households. -5 - " , troduced Into interstate commerce after their employment. Hie rate of Incidence - 3. Absence: of immediate' hazard. Fi the effective date of the regulation. If of angiosarcoma among persons who nally, the comments from the two man such language were added to the pro work with vinyl chloride is approximate ufacturers and the trade association, ar posed regulation, self-pressurized prod ly one case per 1,000- persons, compared gue that the repurchase provisions of sec ucts with vinyl chloride monomer which with a rate of approximately one ease tion 15 of the act should be invoked only were Introduced into interstateeommeree per 10,000,000 persons among the total when an Immediate, hazard la posed to before the effective date.of the regula population of the United States. the health of consumers.*In view of the tion would not-be banned hazardous sub stances. and would not be subject to re The comments under consideration state that on previous occasions both reports, data, and information discussed above concerning the association of ex purchase under provisions, of section 15 the Commission and the Food and Drug of the Federal Hazardous-Substances Act Administration have Issued regulations posure to virtjl chloride monomer with development of angiosarcoma of theltver and the regulations issued by the Com to classify Items as banned hazardous and other illnesses; the;commission con mission 116 CFR 1500.202V, The argu substances which are applicable to Items cludes that,the potaoMAl hazard of. ex ments advanced fa these -comments for the addition of language tolimit the class introduced into Interstate commerce af ter a specified, date,, and that , the Com posure to vinyl chloride -mofiomer from self-pressurized products used, hi house of banned products to those introduced mission would be justified in exercising holds is sufficiently: serious and Immedi into interstate commerce'after the ef Its discretion to give prospective appli ate to warrant repurchaseTmder provt- - fective date of the.regulatlnn. and the cation to the proposed regulation be slims of secttaii.15.arid the.Regulations Commission'a. response- to .those argu cause the- health risk posed to con Issued by the Comrnfcslott .to. remove ments are asfollow*: . sumers by the products affected by the them frrmTeonsumers^hcgzeholds. > 1. Minimal risk to health. The com proposed regulation Is minimal. Having considered the comments con ments under consideration elalm that the cases cited.-,by the .Commisskin'B notice of May 23. .1974, at chemical!, workers who. were exposed to vinyl chloride mon omer and who died of. angiosarcoma of the liver Involved Instances', where em ployees were exposed to relatively high concentrations of vinyl chloride for pe riods of several years. Use of seiflnessnred products* particularly spray paints, In andaround households by con sumers involves brief period* at expo The comments from the manufac turers and the trade association contain no- information, to establish that a level of exposure to vinyl chloride monomer exists for human beings which presents no risk of developing angiosarcoma.-of the-liver. In the absence of any infer* .mation concerning the existence of a safe level of human exposure to vinyl chloride monomer, and is view of the information now available to the Com mission about results of animal experi sure on an Infrequent basfid- The thrust of this argument Is that no showing has been made that exposure? of consumer*: to vinyl chlorldamonomer-.ftens the pro pellant of self-pressurized* Containers Involves the same degree ofrlstof devel oping angiosarcoma of, the* liver that Is Incurred by employee* exposed to vinyl chloride monomer,In occupational set ting* . ,, . . The Commission does not. regard the health, hazard posed tty use dr self- pressurized products containing vinyl chloride to be. minimal. The. emergency suspension order published by the Envi ronmentalProtection Agencyon April 25, 1174 *"d died- tn.the Commission's no tice of the proposedregulattoft.contained. Information that vinyl chloride-may- be present in the air In concentrations as great as 400 parts per tniHfon after ments and human exposure to 'vinyl, chloride monomer, the Commission con cludes that the risk of serious personal . Hlness or Injury from the use of selfpressurized products containing vinyl , chloride monomer in households is not speculative or minimal, - and therefore declines to exercise any discretion which the Commission may have to make the classification of banned hazardous sub stance applicable only to those products introduced into interstate commerce af ter the effective date of the regulation. 2. Purpose of repurchase provisions. The comments under consideration alto urge that the purpose of the provisions of section IS of the Federal Hazardous Substances Act requiring repurchase ofbazmed hazardous substances, was to place the economic loss which results when products are declared to be banned fiowehold Use ofSelf-pressurized con hazardous substances on the manu tainers with vfny1 chloride In the propel facturers of those products rather than cerning adding m proristtm to. the pro posed regulation to limit.Its. application to those aelf-pressurized household prod ucts containing vfnyJ ehwritto monomer which are totrodiicto'- brto- interstate eommeree afterthe effectfWe dateof the regulation,- the CommissionConehides that no such addition Should Seined?.- - After consldersttoa ef aS commente and relevantj Information- --discussed above, the Commission- httodetermined that self-pressurized norssshold produets' . containing vinyLchloridd imonome* are toxic hazardous substances,.within the meaning of sCctlati,2,lt>fceridftgj ol the Federal Hazardous JSubstencea ,ct her cause vinyl chToridKtnnivyne^ In haled, has the-capacity to produce sub- ' stantlal illness,- specifically cancer. Ample evidence in th# form- of sdehtiffib studies . - and chemical reports Is available to es tablish ther^carcfttbge&fcity-.of vlnyl chloride monomeriby'ihhalaUOir and to demonstrate thats human exposure to vinyl chloride--ritohenterr-esri result in angiosarcoma of the-Hver., a highly malignant: Irreversible neoplasm. Be cause no safe level ofHuman exposure to vinyl chloride monomer hair been estab lished. the. Commission 'finds that ade- . quate cautionary . Iabritag- eannot be written unde* the* EbdbraT Hazardous . Substances Aet-for*^ Self-pressurized household prodactt ebntatnlng vtoyl chloride monomer. The, fonhulaifem of primer labeling under thatact require* lant, and that tumors have been Induced on distributors and retailers. These com* consideration of -the.posslblllty of it 'vli ' -5 No* les--. i- FEOBIAt ReeiSXSt VOL 39, MO. ?43--WrONiSDAT. AUGUST 2t, 1974 UCC 093877 ft Ti I 1 30114 RULES ANCT REGULATIONS Injury from over-exposure to a single dose, from frequent exposure to small doses, and Infrequent exposure to small doses. The Commission has determined that the degree and nature of the hazard presented by the use of self-pressurized household products containing vinyl chloride monomer is such that the public health and safety can be adequately served only by keeping those products out of channels of Interstate commerce, and takes this action to classify all such prod ucts as banned hazardous substances without regard to the date, on which those products were introduced -into in terstate commerce. On the effective date of the regulation promulgated below, all self-pressurized household products con taining vinyl chloride monomer will be subject to all of the provisions of the Federal Hazardous Substances Act ap plicable to banned hazardous substances. Including repurchase under section 15 of the act and the regulations issued by the Commission (16 CFR. 1500.202). Therefore, pursuant to provisions of the Federal Hazardous Substances Act (secs. 2(f)(1)(A), (B)_ (g>, (q) (1) (B), 3(a), 74 Stat. 372, 374, as amended 80 Stat. 1304-05 ;15 U.S.C. 1261. 1262) and the Federal, Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (sec. 701(e), (f), (g), 52 Stat. 1055- 56. as amended 70 Stat. 919, 72 Stat. 948: 21 U.S.C. 371 (e), (f), (g>>, and under authority vested in the Consumer Prod uct Safety. Commission by the Consumer -Product Safety Act (sec. 30(a). 86 Stat. 1231; 15 U-S.C. 2079(a)), 16 CFR 1500.17 is amended by adding a new paragraph (a) (10); as'follows (unchanged, the in troductory text of paragraph (a) is in cluded below for context) r - 1500.17 fanned hazardous substances. (a) Under- the - authority of section 2(q) (1) (B) of. the act, .the Commission declares as banned hazardous substances the following .articles because they pos sess such a degree or nature of hazard that adequate cautionary labeling can not he written and the public health and safety can be served only by keeping such articles outof. interstate- commerce: jwkj 3'hv",,*`,d j. -i *-. (10) Self-pressurized products intend ed or suitable for household use that con tain vinyl-chloride monomer as an In gredient or ln.the propellant. r* ', ;*' *s' - - ` -* Any person,.who will be adversely af fected by theforegotog order may at any time on. or . before September 20, 1974, file with the.-Secretary, Consumer Prod uct Safety-Commission, tenth floor. 1750 K' Street NW;, Washington, D.C. 20207, written objections thereto, preferably in live copies. Objections shall show where in the person filing will > be adversely affected by. the order and specify with particularity'the provisions of the order deemed objectionable and the grounds for the objections.-If. a hearing is re quested.-the objections must state the issues for the hearing..A hearing will be granted if the objections are supported by grounds legally sufficient to justify the relief sought. Objections may be ac companied by a memorandum or brief June 4, 1936 (49 Stat. 1458, 25 U.S.C. in support thereof. Received objections 452-456). may be seen in the above office during The purpose of this revision is to working hours, Monday through Friday. clarify the rules governing disposition of Effective date. The regulation promul financial assistance to meet the special gated above, 16 CFR 1500.17(a) (10), needs of eligible Indian children and to shall become effective October 7, 1974, define the role of Indian parental partic except as to any provision that may be ipation and Control in the development stayed by the filing of proper objections. of supplemental education programs for Notice of the filing of objections or lack Indian children funded." under the au thereof will be given by publication in thority of the Johnsoh-O'Malley Act, the Federal Register. cited above. In addition, this revision (Secs. 2(f)(1) (A), (B), <g), (q)(l)(B), will require the participation and control 3(a), 74 Stat. 372, 374, as amended 80 Stat, by Indian parents, will delineate specific 1304-05 (15 I7.S.C. 1261, 1262); see. 701 (e), areas of accountability, and will provide (X). (g), 52 Stat. 1055-56. as amended 70 audit and monitoring procedures so that Stat. 919, 72 Stat. 948 <21 U.S.C. 371 (e), (f), contract funds negotiated under this (g)); sec. 30(a), 86 Stat. 1231 (IS U.S.C. part can most effectively be used for 2079(a))) supplemental programs to ehhance the Dated: August 19, 1974. Saute E. Dunn, Secretary, Consumer Product Safety Commission. educational opportunities, and achieve ments of the Indian children who are the Intended beneficiaries of these funds. , Interested persons were given 30 days in which to submit written comments, [PR Doc,74-19376 PUed 8-20-74;8-.45 am] suggestions, or objections regarding the proposed revision. -' Title 21--Food and Drugs CHAPTER t--FOOD AND DRUG ADMINIS TRATION, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE During this period comments, sug gestions. and objections were submitted by Interested persons, (ireful considera tion was given to the comments received and certain revisions were made as a SUBCHAPTER A--GENERAL result of them; - ` SUBCHAFTER C--DRUGS Fart 33 of Subchapter E, Chapter I, RECODIFICATION EDITORIAL AMENDMENTS: CORRECTION Correction Title 25 of the Code of Federal Regula tions is revised to read asfollows; S_ec. ..... -\.v v,-;.-...i.- - 33.1 Definitions. s~ ' In FR Doc. 74-16867 appearing on 33.2 Contract eligibility. . page 26891 in the issue of Wednesday. July 24, 1974 make the following changes: 1. The third line of item (4) reading "mate line of paragraph 4a should read" should read " mate line of paragraph 4. a. should read". 33.3 Parental participation and control. 33.4 General requirements.for contracts. 33.5 State acboollaws, 53.8 Use and transfer of Federal property. Authority : Sec. 3. 48 Stat,'596, os amend ed; (25 U.S.O. 452-458). unless otherwise noted. ... - *' . v , 2, The second line of item (5) reading 33.1 Definitions. . " paragraph 11.4. after should read " paragraph "5146b,113". .- I46b.ll3" ll.d. after As used In this part, theterm-- (a) "Johnson-O'Malley Act" means the Act of April 16.vl934-.f48 Stat. 696), Title 25--Indians as amended by the Act of June 4,1936 (49 Stat 1458, 25 U.S.C.'. 452-3561.; CHAPTER 1--BUREAU OF INDIAN AF FAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR SUBCHAPTER E--EDUCATION PART 33--FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO MEET SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF INDIAN- CHILDREN (hr "Secretary''; mean.the. Secretary of the Interior.' Jvt-' (c) "Commisslonfet'.'ftileans the Com missioner, Bureauof Indian Affairs. (d> "Area Director'- means the admin istrative officer in charge of' aBureau of Indian Affairs Area Officer1: August 16,1974. (e> "State" means a-. State of the This notice is published in exercise of rulemaking authority delegated by the Secretary of the Interior to the Commis sioner of Indian Affairs by 230 DM 2 (32 FR 13938). The authority to issue regula tions is vested in the Secretary of the In terior by 5 U.S.C. 301 and sections 463 and 465 of the Revised Statutes (25 U.S.C. 2 and 0). Beginning on page 1776 of the January United States of America or any political- subdivision thereof..- 1 ", (f) "School District'! meins the local unit of schootadminlstriition as defined by the laws of thfe State1to.which it is located. . --!1- vr-jcvlfc': (g> ``Indian'.' meansv ah individual of Y* or more degree of Indlfin blood and a member of a tribe, band; or-other orga nized group of.Indians;including Alaska 14,1974, Federal Register (39 FR 1776), Natives, which id recognized By the Sec there was published a notice of proposed rulemaking to revise Part 33 of Sub chapter.E, Chapter I, Title 25 of the Code of Federal Regulations. The revision was proposed pursuant to the authority con tained in the Act of April 16, 1934 (48 retary of the interior1 .tLsihetng eligible for Bureau of Indlari' Affairs services.' (h) "Indian corporation"means an In dian controlledr corporatloit chartered under State lata, Federallaw,1 or under Stat. 596), as amended by the Act of Tribal authority,: ' ` m ei p; pi ai bj b] tt m tl ct ti fa si cr tl bi to lb ui O or of th cc Stl re In St: la< fn . tl( fu pr aft m> se fu th an to ba gr St ba de all of St th. ae; ah pu gr co ea m: bit co; ex tu: ne fn be -''Si ij-wr# S' FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 39, NO. 163--WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1974 UCC 093878