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Proposed Rule Making 11255 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR These bids must bo accompanied by cer the date of publication of this notice of tified checks, post office money orders, proposed rule making; bank drafts, or cashier's checks, made (3) The objections must specify with Bureau of Land Management payable to the Bureau of Land Manage particularity the provision of the pro t 43 CFR Part 2000, 2870 ] ment lor the amount of the bids plus the posed rule to which objection Is taken, cost of publication and must be enclosed and must state the grounds therefor; RIGHTS-OF-WAY in sealed envelopes which must be (4) Each objection must be separately marked as prescribed In the notice. In stated and numbered; and Competitive Bidding for Use and Oc the event that valid bids of the same (5) The objections must be accom cupancy of Lands for Solar Evap amount nre received through the mail panied by a summary of the evidence pro oration Ponds from two or more persons, the first In posed to be adduced at the requested time as shown by the time and date hearing. The purpose of this amendment Is to noted by the post office on the envelope The terms of the proposed amendment provide regulations for Issuance of will be considered the highest of those read as follows: rtghts-of-way under competitive bid for solar evaporation ponds used in connec bids. If two or more envelopes containing valid bids of the same amount bear the 1910.141 Sanitation. tion with the extraction of minerals from same time and date stamp, they will be brines. These regulations are promul considered simultaneously filed. The de (c) Toilet facilities * * gated under the authority vested in the termination of which is the highest of Secretary of the Interior by the Act of these bids will be by drawing. (2) Construction of toilet rooms,* * (11) The walls of compartments or par February 15, 1901 (43 U.S.C. 959). In accordance with the Department's policy on public participation in rule making <36 F.R. 833G) interested parties may submit written comments, sugges tions, or objections with respect to the Harrison Loesch, Assistant Secretary of the Interior. May 30. 1972. [FR Doc.72-8471 Filed 6-6-72:8:45 am) titions between fixtures may be less than the height of room walls, but the top shall be sufficiently high to assure privacy, (Sec. 6, 84 Stat. 1593; 29 UJ3.C. 655) proposed rules to the Director (210), Bu Signed at Washington, D.C., this 31st reau of Land Management, Washing day of May 1972. * ton. D.C. 20240, until July 11, 1972. .Copies of comments, suggestions, or objections made pursuant to this notice DEPARTMENT OF LABOR George C. Guenther, Assistant Secretary of Labor. will be available lor public inspection in the Office of Information, Bureau of Land Management, Room 5643, Interior Occupational Safety and Health Administration |FR Doc.72-8486 Filed 6-6-72:8:46 amj Building, Washington. D C., during regu lar business hours (7:45 a m.-4:15 p.m.). Bubparts 2802 and 2873, Chapter II, t 29 CFR Part 1910 1 SANITATION DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Title 43 of the Code of Federal Regula tions are amended as follows: Proposed Safety and Health EDUCATION. AND WELFARE S 2802.1-7 [Amended] 1. In the first sentence of paragraph fa) of I 2802.1-7 the reference "(b) and (c> of this section," is revised to read "(b> and (c) of this section and I 2873.2." 2. A new f 2873.2 is added to read as follows: Standards Pursuant to section 6(b) of the Wllllams-Steiger Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 <84 Stat. 1593; 29 U.S.C. 655), Secretary of Labor's Order No. 12-71 (36 F.R. 8754) and 29 CFR Part 1911 (36 F.R. 17506), It is hereby proposed to amend 29 CFR 1910.141(c) (2) (U) as set forth below. Food and Drug Administration t 21 CFR Pari 121 ] FOOD ADDITIVES RESULTING FROM CONTACT WITH CONTAINERS OR EQUIPMENT AND FOOD ADDITIVES OTHERWISE AFFECTING FOOD 8 2873,2 Solar evaporation ponds. ' Written data, views, and arguments Proposal for Use of Colorants for (a) Lands may be made available for use and occupancy for solar evaporation ponds for the recovery of minerals only by competitive bidding. (b) When the uutliorized officer deter mines, on his own motion, or pursuant to an application, that lands shall be made available for use and occupancy for solar evaporation ponds, he will have notice thereof published weekly for 5 consecu tive weeks in an appropriate newspaper in accordance with 5 1824.3 of this chap ter. The high bidder for the lands will be required to pay the cost of publication of the notice. The time and place for sub mitting the bids will be si>ccifird in the public notice. Bids may be made by the principal or his agent, cither personally or by air mail. Bids sent by mall will be consfdcrcd only If received at the place and prior to the iiour fixed in the notice. concerning the proposal may be mailed to the Office of Safety and Health Stand ards, Room 305, 400 First Street NW,, Washington, DC 20210, within 30 days after the publication of this notice In the Federal Register. The data, views, and arguments will be available for pub lic inspection and copying at the Office of Safety and Health Standards located at the above address. Pursuant to 29 CFR 1911.11 (b) and (c), Interested persons may In addition to filing written matter as provided above, file objections to the proposal re questing nn informal hearing with re spect thereto in accordance with the following conditions: (1) The objections must include the name and address of the objector; (2) The objections must be post marked on or before the 30th day after Plastics The Commissioner of Food and Drugs, having evaluated the data In petitions filed by; 1. American Cyanamld Co., Wayne, N.J. 07470 (FAP 8R2288). 2. Dr. Carl A. Nau, 800 Northeast 13th Street. Oklahoma City, Okla, 73104 (FAP 6RJ862). 3. Pennwalt Corp., 900 First Avenue, King of Prussia, Pa. 19406 (FAP 0R2534). 4. Morton International. Inc.,- 110 North Wackcr Drive, Chicago, III. 60606 (FAP0R2512). 5. Eastman Chemical Products, Inc., Kingsport, Tcnn. 37660 (FAP 1R2641), and other relevant material, concludes that the food additive regulations should be smended, as set forth below: (1) To provide for the safe use of colorants In plastics Intended for food contact use. No, 109--4 FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL 17, NO. 109--TUESDAY, JUNE , m2 t ASI-PR 0001448 i256 \ PROPOSED RULE MAKING and (2) to make editorial revisions to en compass colorants for plastics In a sin gle regulation and broaden uses to ,ennlt use of certain colorants In any fexiblo, semirigid, or rigid plastic. Coltrants already listed in l 121.2514(b) (3) Uxvi) arc retained therein for ready reference. Therefore, pursuant to provlslcns of the Federal Food. Drug, and Connctic Act (see. 409 (c)(1), (d), 72 Stat. 178687; 21 U.S.C. 348 (c)(1) (d)) and indcr authority delegated to the CommlsSoncr <21 CFR 2.120), It Is proposed that Part 121 be amended as follows: g 121.2522 [Amended] 1. In t 121.2522 In paragraph (to by revoking from the "List of substances'' the Item "Phthalocyanlne blue (C.I.pig ment blue 15, C.I. No. 741G0)" ant the Item "Ultramarine blue." g 121.2519 [Amended] 2. In J 121.2549 in paragraph (to by revoking from the "List of substaaces" the item "Pigments and colorants identi fied in { 121.2514(b) (3) (xxvi) S 121.2363 [Revoked] 3. By revoking 5 121.2563 Ultnmarine blue. 4. In { 121.2570 In paragraph (to by . revising subparagraph (3) to read as follows: 8 121.2570 Etliylcne-vinjd acetate 'co polymers. (a) * (3) Substances Identified In 9 1212514 (b)(3) (xxv), (xxvli), (xxx), and (xxxlli). ' * 5. By adding the following new section to Subpart F: 121.______ Colorants for plastic*. The following coloring materials may be safely used In plastic substances that are used or intended for use in contact with food, in accordance with the follow ing conditions: (a) The colorants used are In accord ance with good manufacturing practice including use levels not in excess of those reasonably required to accomplish the intended coloring effect in the foodcontact article. (b) The colorants conform to the spec ifications and extraction limits, where Indicated. _ (c) Permitted colorants are as fol lows : . (1) Colors listed for direct use In food under the provisions of the color addi tive regulations In Part 8 of this chapter. (2) Colorants Identified in this subparagraph and subject to certain limita tions os follows: Colorant* Aluminum__________ __ __ Aluminum hydrate__ _ Aluminum and potas sium silicate (mica). Aluminum mono-, dl-, and trlatcnmte. Aluminum silicate (China clay). Barium sulfate____ ttmitatlom* Colorant* Bentonite Bentonite, modified with dimethyl dloctodeeyl funonlum Ion. Burnt umber-----------------Calcium enrbonate_____ _ Calcium silicate Calcium sulfate_________ Carbon black (channel process, prepared by the Impingement proc ess. from stripped nat ural gas). Chromium oxide green (C.I. pigment greon 17, CJ. No. 77288). Phthslocyanlne blue (C.I. pigment blue 15, C.I. No. 74160). Cobalt ollde-alumlnum oxide. Dlatomaceous earth____ - Iron oxides____________ .. Magnesium oxide----- Magnesium silicate (tale). Limitations For use only In olefin polym ers complying with i 121.2501: Provided, That, the ole fin polymer In the finished form In which It Is to contact food, when ex tracted by a method avail able upon re quest from the Commissioner of Food and Drugs, shall yield not In excess of 0.1 p.p.m. of the colorant. For use only: 1, In resinous and poly- ' merle coat ings com plying with | 121.2514. 3. Melamineformalde hyde resins In molded articles com plying with | 121.2540. . 3. Xylene-for maldehyde resins con densed with 4-V-lsopropylldenediphenoleplchlorohydrIn epoxy resins com plying with f 1212550. 4. Ethylenevinyl ace tate copoly mers com plying with I 1212570. 5.. Urea-for maldehyde resins in molded ar ticles com plying with I 131.2505. Colorants Phthalocyanlne green (CJ. pigment green 7, CJ. No, 74200). Qulnacrtdone red (OX. plgmont vlolot 19, OJ, No. 46600). Raw sienna silica............................... .. Titanium dioxide_______ Titanium dioxide-barium sulfate. Titanium dioxide-magne sium silicate. Ultramarine blue_________ Zinc carbonate Ztno oxide. Limitation* For use only In olefin poly mers, comply ing with t 121.2501: Provided, That, the 010fin polymer in the finished form In which it Is to contact food, when ex tracted by a method avail able upon re quest from the Commissioner or Food and Drugs, shall yield not In ex cess of 0.006 p.p.m. of the colorant. Do. a- For ue only: 1. In resinous and poly meric coat ings complyIng with I 131.2514. 3. Melamineformal dehyde res- ,1ns in molded articles com plying with | 1312540. 3. Xylene-for ms ldehyds resins con densed with 4 - 4'-lsopropylldene-dlphenol - eplchlorohydrln epoxy resins complying with 1131.3950. 4. Ethylenevinyl ace tate copoly mers com plying with I 1212570. B. Urea-formal dehyde res ins in mold ed srtlcles complying with 1131.3506. Do. Interested persons may, within 60 days after publication hereof In the Federal Register, flic with the Rearing Clerk, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Room 6-88, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, Md. 20852, written comments (preferably in quintupllcatC' regarding this proposal. Comments may be accom panied by a memorandum or brief in support thereof. Received comments may RDERAL REGISTER, VOL 37, NO. 109--TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1973 ASI-PR 0001449 PROPOSED RULE MAKING 11257 be seen In the nbovc office during working hours, Monday through Friday, Dated: May 22, 1972. Bam D. Fine, Associate Commissioner /or Compliance. [Fit Doc.72-8401 Filed C 5-72;8:47 ami PART 909--NUTRITION PROGRAM FOR THE ELDERLY Bee. 809.1 909.2 909.3 Svbparl A--Gsntral Purposes of the program. Applicability. Definitions, Subport 8--The Slate Plon Subpart I--Trvatmsnt of Intome Bee. 809.02 Relationship to other laws. Authoritt: The provisions of this Part 909 Issued under secs. 101 et ecq., 79 StBt. 218920, 81 6tat. 105-108. 82 Slat. 1101, 83 Stat. 108-115, 80 6tat. 88-95; 42 U8.C. 3001 et Seq. Subpart A--General Social and Rehabilitation Service I 45 CFR Part 909 I NUTRITION PROGRAM FOR THE ELDERLY 009.4 909.5 909.0 909.7 900.8 909.9 909.10 Purpose. plan development. Plansubmission and approval. Plan amendments. Plon review. Plon disapproval. Withholding of funds. 909.1 Purposes of flic program. ,, (a) Many elderly persons do not eat adequately because: (1) They cannot afford to do so; (2) They lack the knowledge and/or skills to select and prepare nourishing Notice of Proposed Rule Making 909.11 Appeal procedures. 909.12 Review of plan by Governor. and well-balanced meals; (3) They have limited mobility which Notice Is hereby given that the reg ulations set forth in tentative form be low arc proposed by the Administrator, Social and Rehabilitation Service, with the approval of the Secretary of Health. 909.13 009.14 009.15 Subpart C--Stale Agency State, agency. Authority of the State agency. Organization of the State agency. may impair their capacity to shop and cook for themselves: and (4) They have feelings of rejection and loneliness which obliterate the In centive necessary to prepare and eat a Education, and Welfare. The proposed Subpart D--State Administration meal alone. regulations relate to the implementation of Public Law 92-258, approved March 22, 1972, which authorizes a new title VII of the Older Americans Act. The new title provides for grants to States for nutri tion projects to assist in meeting the nu tritional and social needs of persons aged 60 or over. The regulations set forth the organizational and administrative re quirements for State agencies admin istering the program, and the standards which the nutrition projects must meet. prior to the adoption of the proposed regulations, consideration will be given to any comments, suggestions, or objec tions thereto which arc submitted in writing to the Administrator, Social and Rehabilitation Service, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 330 In dependence Avenue SW,, Washington, DC 20201, within a period of 15 days from the date of publication of tills notice in the Federal Recister. It is the policy of 909.16 009.17 909.18 909.19 Staffing. Advisory assistance. Coordination with other agencies. Identification of target groups to be These and other physiological, psycholog ical, social, and economic changes that can occur with aging result in a pat served. tern of living which may cause malnutri 009.20 Selection of areas for project award*. tion and further physical and mental 909.21 Project awards. deterioration. * 909.22 909.23 -909.24 909.25 909.28 909.27 Strengthening of existing programs. <b) The purpose of thi$ program is to Annual operating plan. Opportunity for hearing. PubHo Information. State administration costs. provide older Americans, particularly those with tow Incomes, with low cost, nutritionally sound meals served In Reports. ^'strategically located centers such as 909 28 Fiscal control and accounting. schools, churches, community centers, 009 29 Program evaluation. senior citizen centers, and other public or 909.30 Methods of administration, private facilities where they can obtain 90921 Standards of personnel administra other social and rehabilitative services. tion. Besides promoting better health among Subpart C--Standards far Nutrltleit Protects the older segment of the population 909.32 Staffing of projects. 909.33 Project councils. 909.34 Selection of congregate meal sites. through improved nutrition, such a pro gram is aimed at reducing the isolation of old age, offering older Americans an 909.35 Identification of persons to be served. opportunity to live their remaining years 909.30 Nutrition requirements. In dignity. 909.37 Home delivered meals. the Department that 30 days' notice will 90938 Supporting social services. 6 909.2 Applicability. be given for proposed rule making in the formulation of rules and regulations gov erning Department grant programs. Compliance with such procedures, how ever, would Involve delay in implement ing the provisions of Public Law 92-258, 909.39 909.40 809.41 909.42 909.43 909.44 Use of existing resources. Charges to recipients for costs ef meals. Food stamps and donated food*. Confidentiality. Training of personnel. Project objectives. This part applies to the program under title VII of the Older Americans Act. 909.3 Definitions. Bor the purposes of this part, in addi tion to the definitions in I 901.2, the fol which authorize appropriations for the 009.45 Evaluation. lowing definitions apply: period beginning July 1, 1972. Accord 609.46 Local public information. (a) "Eligible Individuals" are those ingly, we find that under the circum stances it Is impracticable to allow the usual period of notice. Comments re 009.47 Project record keeplhg and repoiM. 909.48 State and local standards. 809.49 Purchase of goods and services. persons who are aged 60 or over and who: (1) Cannot afford to eat adequately; ceived will be available for public in Subport F--Allotment of Funds (2) Lack the skills and/or knowledge spection in Room 5121 of the Depart ment's offices at 301 C Street SW,, Wash 909.60 Allotment formula. 009.51 Reallotmcnt. to select and prepare nourishing and well-balanced meals; ington DC, on Monday through Friday 009.62 Withholding of funds. (3) Have limited mobility which may of each week from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 909.53 Disbursement of withheld allotmest. Impair their capacity to shop and cook (area code 202-963-7301 >. Dated: May 26,1972. John D. Twiname, Administrator, Social and 906.64 Payments. 809.65 Obligation of allotment. 806.68 Audit. Subpatf G--Program Coifs for themselves; or (4) Have feelings of rejection and loneliness which obliterate the incentive necessary to prepare and eat a meal alone. Rehabilitation Service, 609.57 Cost sharing. The spouses of such individuals are also Approved: June 1,1972. Elliot L. Richardson, Secretary, 809.68 Maintenance of effort. 009.69 Allowable costs.\ Subport H--Availability of Surplus Contmodifn considered eligible Individuals, (b) "Minority Individuals" are those persons who Identify themselves as American Indian, Spanish language, A new Part 909 Is added to Chapter IX of Title (5 of the Code of Federal Regu lations to read as follows: 800.00 800.01 Department' of Agriculture donaM foods. Stato agency purchase of oommod- Uee. ' Negro or Oriental. (c) "Project area" means the geo graphic area for which a single project award may be made. This project area FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 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