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28176 NOTICES public interest and consistent with the 8wlsher objectives of the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966. Ac cordingly. NHTSA Temporary Exemp tion No. 73-7, expiring January 1, 1977, is hereby amended to include Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 212. The Secretary has found that this need exists as a result of a natural dis aster consisting of prolonged drought from October 1973 until April 1974; ex cessive rainfall June 6, 1974; hailstorms May 31 and June 13. 1974; and excessive (Sec. S. Pub. L. 92-648. M 8Ut. 1169 (16 winds June 7 through June 10, 1974. UJ9.0. 1410); delegation of auttrorlty at 49 Therefore, the Secretary has desig CFB 1.61.) nated this area as eligible for Emergency Issued on July 30,1974. Jam B. Oimost, ddmfnlttrwtor. loans, pursuant to the provisions of the Consolidated Farm and Rural Develop ment Act, as appended by Pub. I*. 93-237, and the provisions of 7 CFR 1832.3(b) (PR Doc.74-17769 Piled 00-94.-9:4* am] ; Including; the necommenrintlnh of Gov___ amor Poipfa .Brteooe that such dwdgna- that objections had been filed to the pro posed mandatory health standard for occupational exposure to asbestos stat ing the grounds for such objections and that a public hearing had been requested. Following such notice, the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare pub lished a notice fixing a time and place of the public hearing to be held tor the purpose of receiving relevant evidence on the proposed asbestos standard (39 FR 16913). ,p; * Hearing The hearing was held on June 6,1974, at the Department of Health. Education,7 and Welfare's Parklawn Building at DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Applications for Em*ergency loans must Commodity Ejachsnga Authority ; be reedved'by.this Department no later TRADERS IN CHICAGO UVE CATTLE FUTURES i' than September-23, 1974.'for physical v losses and April 28.1975. for production ' Losses, except, that qualified borrowere Release of Names and Transactions ; who receive Initial loans pursuant to this The Secretary of Agriculture in. designation may be7 eligible' for subse sponse to a letter from the Senate Com quent loana The urgency of the need mittee on Agriculture and Forestry sub- , for loans in the area nukes mltted tothe committee information dis It impracticable and contrary to the closing the names and addresses of all '.public interest to give advance notice of traders in live cattle futures on the Chi ' proposed rule making and invite public cago Mercantile Exchange during the .participation.',,. - Rockville, Maryland. Presentations were .made by the following organisations: Bituminous Coal Operators' Association. R. T. Vanderbilt Company, Asbestos In formation Association, -United -Mine Workers of America und-the Tndnstitai Union Department of AFIr-CIO. A Ter- !; batim transcript of the proceeding I*\i available for public inspection at .the . . National institute for Occupations! : Safety and Health, Park BuUding.Roum . ' 3-32,5600 Fisherslnae, Rockville, Mary- nmd ..... .. ,v m '-'.i..;--'. .''.I Flubdub ' N v- period May 1,1974 to June IS. 1974, with ' Dane at .Washington, DC, this 30th respect to .whom the Secretary has in day of July. 1874. ;, formation. together with data concernIng futures transactions and positions of each such trader. v. . `x;..-, " y ,: Such information was submitted in ac : : JRum* B. Bixsot*. A:':'py i<*- ". `.-Administrator, \ fannen HomeAitmhdrtraUon. cordance with sectiongof theCommodlty Exchange Act <1 t7B.C.'i2-DwUch.... 5 F*fiI\-M*>*0-**rTrcOt:46 ] requires the Secretary'uponpeqoest.af 7 any committee. ef-etther Hooveof .jCdo-^ gress, acting within the soope df Its Jurist On the basis of the! evidence presented at the bearing snd on other information . available totbe Department, the Director . of the National Institute for Occupa-: tlonal Safety and Health, pursuant to . authority delegated from the Secretary. - and the Assistant Secretary for Health s (S5FR11160), finds that: . . U-v.V.f - .... There Is a causal relationship be-'..\ tween occupational exposure to airborne asbestosfiberaand the developnient of -i diction, to furnlsh ahd make pohUc tha '. , . -uiseusu.- ^^ Expo^ ^Surfem.Co.l MWies Hdnlng operations and rarely. matted covered thorn traders in te>- *^5*ofl+**rouri if ever,'used in surface operations of on- ' derground coal mines. - porting status (holding a position o**^***,^ . X .There Is medical evidence which in contracts or more In any one live cattle Mm*-Health and Safety Act of 1*89 <80 future). . UB.C. 811(3>>. hehelnarter.referred Jto The data will be made available for .-.us the ^Act," provides, 'in part."thai dicates that even Infrequent exposure to airborne asbestos can cause disease. 4. When asbestos Is used in coal min ing operations, technology exists for Inspection and copying to anyone upon within'80 daya after comptetion ctsaxr, maintaining the 8-hour average air- request at the Commodity Exchange An- Tearing bn TOopoacd .mymatory borne concentration of asbestos dust to thortty office in Washington. DU. or Its, %% which miners are exposed at or below regional office In Chicago. In accordance, ^nf of-fact wblch.shall be pdbUc. with the Department qf Agriculture foe. ; - ^ ^ 'V schedule, copies of the material wQl be furnished at a charge of 10 cents for each copy of each page. Issued; July 81,1974. Proposed amendments to mandatory health standards for surface work areas of underground coalmines end surface coal mines (30 CFR Part 71) Were devel Alex C.Caldwxll, Administrator, ' Commodity Exchange Authority. ' oped by the National Institute for Oc cupational Safety and Health pursuant to section 101 of the Act and transmitted to the Secretary of the Interior for pub [FR Doc.74-17786 Wed 6-2-74:6:46 am] lication (if accordance with the Act. The amendments were published.under a no Farmers Home Administration (Designation Me A08O] TEXAS tice of proposed rule-making on Novem ber 7,1972 (37 FR 23645) and interested persons were afforded A period of 45 days within which - to submit .written com two fibers (greater than 5 microns in length) 'per cubic centimeter of air but not to exceed 10 fibers per cubic centi meter more than (me hour of each 8bour day. . 5. A standard requiring coal mine operators to maintain the 8-hour average airborne concentration of asbestos dust to which miners are exposed at or below two fibers (greater than 5 microns in length) per cubic centimeter of air but not to exceed 10 fibers per cubic centi meter more than one hour of each 8-hour day, is necessary for the protection of life and the prevention of occupational dis eases of miners. Dated: July 31. 1974. Designation of Emergency Area* ments, suggestions, and objections and Marcus M. Exr, MD,, The Secretary of Agriculture has found that a general need for agricul tural credit exists In the following county in Texas: to request a public hearing. On April 10, 1974, the Secretary of the Interior, In accordance with section 101(f) of the Act,-published a notice -<39 FR 13003)1 ' Director, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. [FR Doct74-17871 Filed 8-2-74:8:46 *m) FEDERAL REGISTER. VOL* 39. ND. JFJI--mONOAV, AUGUST S, 1*74 411084 1637