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` ~ copies toT" rfT'S'. grctee^haetsmht *' f. bdy-peeeyville' kULES AND REGULAT! NS - 6/16/75-. _____ 25207 mentation of State plans which have scribed above is approved under Part been approved In accordance with sec 1953 of this chapter. This decision in tion 18(c) of the Act and Part 1902 of- corporates the requirements of the Act Issued: May 29,1975. this chapter. Only July 5, 1973. a notice and implementing regulations applicable J. Robert Hunter, ' . Acting Federal Insurance Administrator. was published in the Federal Register (38 FR 17834) of the approval of the Maryland plan and of the adoption of Subpart O of Part 1952 containing the to State plans generally. In addition. Subpart O of 29 CFR Part 1952 is amended to reflect the completion of two developmental steps by the promulgation [FB Doc.73-15432 Filed 3-12-7S;3:45 o| decision of approval. On March 13.1975. and approval of the Maryland occupa the State submitted a supplement to the tional safety and health standards and [Docket No. HI-5961 plan involving a State-initiated change the approval of the Maryland poster. Ac (see Subpart ET of 29 CFR Part 1953) cordingly. for the reasons stated in sec PART 1915--IDENTIFICATION OF SPECIAL HAZARD AREAS which is outlined in paragraph -(2) be tion 4 above. Subpart O of Part 1952 is low. In addition, a notice was published hereby amended by adding a new section List of Communities; Correction On June 27, 1973, In 38 PR 16863. the Federal Insurance Administrator pub in the Federal Register on October S, 1974. concerning the approval of the Maryland standards by the Assistant Regional Director of the Occupational as follows: ' 1952.214 Completed steps. developmental lished a list of communities with Special Safety and Health Administration (39- (a) In accordance with 3 1953.4, the Flood Hazard Areas and the map num FR 35740). The standards adopted by Maryland occupational safety and health ber and locations where Flood Hazard Maryland were those Federal standards standards were approved by the Assistant Boundary Maps were available for pub which were in effect as of September 4. Regional Director on October 3.1974. lic Inspection. This list included the City 1974. The promulgation of these stand (b) in accordance with the require ' of. Grand Prairie, Texas, as an eligible ards represents a completion of a devel ments of 29 CFR 1952.10, the Maryland community and included Map No. H opmental step. State poster was approved by the As 485472 19 which Indicates that the prop 2. Description of the supplement. The sistant Secretary on June 6,1975. erty located at the corner of ArlLngton- supplement concerns the Maryland State (Secs. 8(g)(3), 18, Pttb. L. 91-596. 84 Stat. Webb-Britton Road and Harwood-Dal- poster which Is to be posted at all covered 1600,1608 (39 U.S.C. 657(g) (3), 667)) las County Line Road, Grand Prairie, .workplaces in the State. Among other fexas, and recorded in Volume 5278, things, the poster contains provisions Fa^es 115 through 123, of the Deed Rec notifying employees of their obligations Signed at Washington, D.C., this 6th day of June, 1975. ords in the office of the Clerk of Tarrant and protections under the Maryland Act, John Stender, County, Texas, is in its entirety within their right to request inspections and Assistant Secretary of Labor. the Special Flood Hazard Area. It has their right to remain anonymous as a been determined by the Federal Insur result, their right to participate in In (FH Doc.75-15463 Filed 9-12-75:8:45 am] ance Administration, after further tech spections, their protection against dis nical review of the above map In light of charge or discrimination under both Title 45--Public Welfare additional, recently acquired flood infor Federal and State law for the exercise CHAPTER I--OFFICE OF EDUCATION, DE mation. that the above property Is within of their rtghts under the Federal and PARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION Zone.C, aud not vncnin cue SceumLFlood State-laws-and the(rrl*,ht *o Die com AND WELFARE 1 j ir6aiu Atca, Acuufuiiimy, euecuve July 6, 1973, Map No. H 485472 19 is hereby corrected to reflect that the above property is not within the Special Flood Hazard Area. (National Flood Insurance Act of 1968 (Title 2cm of Housing and Urban Development Act Of 1968). effective January 28, 1969 (33 FR 17804. November 28. 1968). aa amended (43 U.3.C. 4001-4128): and Secretary's delega tion of authority to Federal Insurance Ad ministrator 34 FR 2680. February 27. 1969, as amended by 39 FR 2787, January 24.1974). Issued: May 29, 1975, J. Robzrt Hunter, Acting Federal Insurance Administrator. [FR Doc.75-15443 Filed 6-12-7S;8:4S am] Title 29--Labor CHAPTER XVII--OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, DE PARTMENT OF LABOR PART 1952--APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STAND ARDS Maryland Plan--Approval of State Poster and State Standards 1. Background. Part 1S53 of Title 29, Code of Federal Regulations, provides procedures under section 13 of the Oc cupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 plaints about the administration of the PART 180--DESEGREGATION OF State program with the Occupational PUBLIC EDUCATION Safety and Health Administration. 3. Location of the plan and its supple ment for inspection and copying, a copy of this supplement, along with the ap proved plan, may be inspected and copied during normal business hours at the fol lowing locations: Office of the Associate Assistant Secretary for Regional Pro grams. Room N-3112. 200 Constitution Ave.. N\V., Washington. D.C. 20210: Office of the Assistant Regional Director. Oc cupational Safety and Health Adminis tration. 15220 Gateway Center. 3535 Mar ket Street. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 19104; Office of the Commissioner, Di vision of Labor and Industry. 203 East Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21202. 4. Public participation. Under 5 `1953,2 of this chapter, the Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health (hereinafter called the Assistant Secretary) may prescribe alternative procedures to expedite the review process or for any good cause which may be con sistent with applicable law. The Assistant Secretary finds that the Maryland poster incorporates all of the provisions re-. qulred under 29 CFR 1952.10(a)(5) and 29 CFR 190311(a) (3> (39 FR 39036. No vember 5. 1974). Accordingly, it is found that further public comment is unneces Notice of proposed rulemaking was published in the Federal Register on March 17, 1975 (40 FR 12243). setting forth proposed amended regulations for the program of desegregation of oublic education authorized in Title IV of the Civil Rights Act Of 1964. 73 Stat. 246, as amended (42 U.S.C. 20Q0c-2000o-9). Pursuant to section 503 of the Education Amendments of 1972, a public hearing was held April 21. 1975 in Washington. D.C., on the proposed regulations, in addition, written comments were re ceived and considered. Several of the comments received may warrant changes In the proposed regu lations. However, In view of the legal necessity of obligating funds appro priated for the program for the fiscal year 1975 prior to June 30, 1975. it has been determined that adoption of such substantive amendments to the regula tions as to these funds would not be feasible. Accordingly, the proposed regu lations are adopted, with changes of an editorial nature only. a3 final regulations intended only to govern awards made under the program from funds appro priated for the fiscal year 1975. Pursuant to section 503(d) of the Edu cation Amendments of 1972. it is in <29 U.S.C. C57) (hereinafter referred to sary. tended tin: a subsequent document v.'U as the Act) for review of ch/.nges a.ic 5. Deiision. After careful considcna- be published in the Fcdiual Usccst.? in prosre'3 in the development and imple- t:on, the Maryland plan supplement in dicating action taken with respect to cue RECEIVED. JUN 2 01975 F. F. HOY FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL 40, NO. -115--FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1975 OCC 0304 .1#