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J&176 ' NOTICES public Interest and consistent with the that objections had been filed to the pro objectives of the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966. Acrordlngly, NHT8A Temporary Exemp tion Na. 73-7, expiring January 1, 1977, la hereby amended to inrhid^ Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 212. The Secretary has found that this need exist* as a result of a natural dis aster consisting of prolonged drought from October 1973 until April 1974; ex cessive rainfall June 5. 1974: hailstorms May 31 and June 13.1974; and excessive (fee. a Pub. L. 93-646, M Btat. UN (16 winds June 7 through June 10, 1974. US.O. 1410); felefstten of eutbortty t 49 CPB 1.61.) Therefore, the Secretary has desig nated this area as eligible for Emergency Issued on July SO, 1974. loans, pursuant to the provisions of tho Jam* B. Oexooar. edtntnietrmtor. Consolidated Farm and Rural Develop ment Ad a* amended by Pub. L. 93-237, and the previsions of 7 CTR 1632.3(b) [PR Doe.Tt-lTT61 FUeS t-*JT4.-*;4S aat] the im-- iiiinlstlnn at Gov ernor Tiidph fetajis that sad designa DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE tion be ntade. Application* for Emergency loan* mint fciwwWOliy ucnwfi Mmonif be received ter this Department no later TRADERS IN CHICAGO UVE CATTLE FUTURES Retaasa of Name* and Transactions than September 23, 1974. tor physical losses and April 26. 1975, for production losses, except that qualified borrowers who recalve initial loans pursuant to this Hie Secretary of Agriculture In re designation may be eligible for subse sponse to a letter from the Senate Com quent loam. The urgency of the need mittee on Agriculture and forestry sub for loans In the dneignslsd arc* --**** mitted to the committee information dis It Impracticable and contrary to the closing the names and addresses ct all .public Interest to give advance notice of traders in live cattle fntnree on the Chi proposed rate mating and farvtto public cago Mercantile Exchange during the participation. 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 bearing to be held for the purpose of receiving relevant evidence on the proposed asbestoe standard (39 FR 19913). - BxsxiNe The hearing was held on June 5, 1974. at the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare's Parklawn Building at Rockville, Maryland. Presentations were made by the following organisations: Bttmninoas Ccal Operators' Association, R. T. Vanderbilt Company. Atactica In formation a--Platte", Dotted Mine Workers of America and the Union Department of AFL--CK3. Abatlm transcript of the proceeding is available for public. Inspection at the National Institute lor Occamattonal Safety and Health, Park Building, Room 3-32, 5600 Fisherslane, Jtodcvme, Mary land. period May 1.1974 to June IS. 1974, with respect to whom the Secretary has in formation, together with data concern ing futures transactions and positions of each such trader. Such Information was enfenttfed in ac cordance with section of the lty Exchange Act <7 UB.C. 12-4) requires the Secretary upon mq--te of any committee of either Bouse of gresa, acting within the scope of Ns diction, to furnish and Dona at Washington, DC, this 20th day of July, 1974. Fuxx B.; Administrator, formers Hone Administration. 1 re Doaie-iTTM im s-s-V4.-*t am] DEPARTMENT OF ffEALTH. EDUCATION, AW WELFARE Center for On the basis of the evidence peveratod at the hearing and on other Information available to the Department, the Director of the National Institute for Occupa tional Safety and Health, pursuant to authority delegated from the Secretary and the Assistant Secretary for Health (36PR 11150), finds that: 1. There Is a causal relationship be tween occupational exposure to airborne asbestoe fibers and the development of names and addresses of together with Information their futures transactions. The material submitted covered those traders In re - COAL MWE HEALTH Asbestos Expoaura In Sorites end Sorface Wot* Areas of ` Mbteg; Findings of Fact . . X Asbestoe Is Infrequently used In surfsc* ooal mining operations and rarely. If ever, used In surface operations of un derground coal mines. porting status (holding a position of 29 contracts or more In any on* Uvs cattle Section ltl(g> of the federal Coal. hBne Health and Safety Act af IM (20 future). UB.C. BU(g)), hereinafter referred to The data will be made avaSaMe fee a* ti "Art,' prorfctea. In part, that inspection and copying to anyone upon wltidn BO day* after oosnptetton of any. request at the Commodity Exchange An-, thorlty office In Washington. D.C. or Si regional office in Chicago. In accordance public homing on proponed mandtanry health er safety standard*, the OBja*tary who held the bearing shall tasks flndtng* of'fact which .ahull pa itefcffic. with the Department qf Agriculture lee. schedule, copie* of the material wte be " --y 7,' Bscxgaotrn a\~ furnished at a charge at U cent* far each copy of each page. Proposed amendments to health gtandards tar surface of nndwyrxnvi coal mines end stefees Issued: July SI. Mi coal mln*r (>0 CEB Part Tl) Owe deed- Axxx C.Ciutwxll, Administrator, Commodify ffitehgnpe Authority.' (TO DOC.74-1T7W ro*d *-*-74:*:4S ass) . oped fer the National hi>(H tali forOecupatlonai Safety and Health pomeent to section.101 of the Act and transmitted to theSeqfetery of the Interior for pubhcation hf accordance with the Ad. Hie amendments were p^bSJthed.underp no - Fanner* Heme (mngr.wm tea seen tice of proposal rele-tealdng oeitomn- ber T.T9TtrrntEW aodttttetataed - persons were aflerd*dATtafed ef 41 days A There is medical evidence which In dicates that even Infrequent exposure to 'airborne asbestos can cause disease. 4. When asbestos is used In coal min ing operations, technology exists for maintaining the 8-hour average air borne concentration of asbestoe 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 8hour day. A A Standard requiring ooal min* 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 at sir but not to exceed 10 fibers per cublo centi meter more than one hour of each 8-hoar day, is nee ssssry for the protection of life and the prevention of occupational dls- of miner*. .TEXAS within, -wbkfe tak BlAtata (WiBten tm- : #ufy 81, 1974. ftaelgseHon ml meptik Auggestiont, 1^.objections.an4 Miicv* M Kit, md, The Secretary ef Agrlafltnre lag' to request a PobBc tmigtitg, On ApntlO, .'Wtector, National Institute found that * general need for ugtiotil- 1974, th* Btaretar7:olf the Thterby', in trural credit exlsti in the toBewtng eoastj aooordanae seotkm'491 (t) Of (he .. tor Oocepatkmal Safett sad ; x .'-'ffboKft. in Tens: 2 'toTOMQBO; fJRBt. DO&74-17S73 rusd *-3-74,8:48 am] - :V. ,v } t.'VWW ! ''t i- ft: ALCOAOOOOOQ9662