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FEDERALREGISTERVOLUME 33 NUMBER 57Friday, March 22, 1968 Wishington, D.C.

Pages 4867-4908

Agencies in this issue-

Atomic Energy CommissionBusiness and Defense Services

Administration-Civil Aeronautics BoardCivil Service CommissionCoast GuardCommerce DepartmentConsumer and Marketing ServiceFederal Aviation AdministrationFederal Communications CommissionFederal Highway AdministrationFederal Power CommissionFood and Drug AdministrationForeign Assets Control OfficeGeneral Services AdministrationHealth, Education, and Welfare

DepartmentInterstate Commerce Commission!Land Management BureauSecurities and Exchange CommissionState Department

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ContentsAGRICULTURE DEPARTMENTSee Consumer and Marketing

Service.

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSIONRules and RegulationsApartment houses; priorities regu-

lation ---------------------- 4871

NoticesGeneral Electric Co.; notice of ter-

mination of facility license-... 4895

BUSINESS AND DEFENSESERVICES ADMINISTRATION

NoticesApplications regarding duty-free

entry of scientific articles:Albert Einstein College of Medi-

cine ---------------------- 4892Children's Cancer Research

Foundation ---------------- 4892Los Angeles County-USO Medi-

cal Center et al ------------ 4893Massachusetts General Hos-

pital --------------------- 4893

CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARDNoticesInternational Air Transport As-

sociation; agreement adoptedregarding construction rule forpassenger fares -------------- 4895

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONRules and RegulationsMississippi; voting rights pro-

gram ---------------------- 4888NoticesNoncareer executive assignment;

notice of revocation of author-ity ------------------------ 4895

COAST GUARDRules and RegulationsAnchorages regulations; miscel-

laneous amendments ---------- 4881Miscellaneous amendments to

chapter -------------------- 4882

COMMERCE DEPARTMENTSee also Business and Defense

Services Administration.

NoticesCommerce Department; organiza-

tion ------------------------ 4894Environmental Science Services

Administration; public informa-tion ----------------------- 4894

CONSUMER AND MARKETINGSERVICE

Rules and RegulationsFresh Irish potatoes; methods of

feeding; correction ------------ 4871Proposed Rule MakingIrish potatoes grown in Southeast-

ern States; proposed limitationof shipments ----------------- 4B90

FEDERAL AVIATIONADMINISTRATION

Rules and RegulationsAlterations:

Control zone and transitionarea -------------------- 4

Transition area (3 documents) - 4Standard instrument approach

procedures ; miscellaneousamendments ----------------- 4

Proposed Rule MakingTemporary restricted areas and

-controlled airspace; proposeddesignation and alteration --- 4

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONSCOMMISSION

Rules and RegulationsDomestic public radio services

(other than maritime mobile);reduction of separation betweenassignable frequencies; correc-tion ----------------------- 4

Proposed Rule MakingMultiple ownership of ITV broad-

cast stations; correction ------- 4New and modified earth station

coordination distance contours;extension of time for comments. 4

NoticesCanadian broadcast stations; list

of changes, proposed changesand corrections in assignments- 4

Hearings, etc.:Advanced Communications Co.,

et al --------------------- 4American Telephone and Tele-

graph Co., and Western UnionTelegraph -Co ------------- 4

Athens TV Cable of Alabama,Inc ---------------------- 4

Channel 25 TV, Inc., and Trans-america TV, Inc ----------- 4

ITT Cable and Radio, Inc.,Puerto Rico and Puerto RicoCommunications Authority-- 4

WSTE-TV, Inc. (WSTE) ------- 4West Michigan Telecasters, Inc- 4

FOOD AND DRUGADMINISTRATION

Rules and RegulationsStatements of general policy or

interpretation; revocation --- 4881872 Notices873 Elanco Products Co.; filing of

petition regarding food additivemonensin ------------------- 4894

FOREIGN ASSETS CONTROLOFFICE

890 NoticesHair, human, raw and processed

(wigs, etc.) ; importation; avail-able certifications by Govern-ment of Pakistan

GENERAL SERVICESADMINISTRATION

Rules and RegulationsCertain parts; deletionMiscellaneous amendments to

subchapter----------------891

HEALTH, EDUCATION,-AND891 WELFARE DEPARTMENT

See also Food and Drug Adminis-tration.

Notices899 Assistant Secretary for Health and

Scientific Affairs et al.; reorga-nization -order

898 Surgeon -General, Public HealthService and Commissioner ofFood and Drugs; delegation of

895 authority.................

896 -INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

898 See Land Management Bureau.

896898898

FEDERAL HIGHWAY_ADMINISTRATION

Proposed Rule MakingFederal motor vehicle safety

standards; notice of extensionof time to file, comments ------- 4891

FEDERAL POWER COMMISSIONNoticesHearings, etc.:

Cherry, A. W. Trust & Helen G.Cherry et al --------------- 4900

Consumers Power Co ---------- 4899Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line

Co ----------------------- 4899Sinclair Oil & Gas Co., et al ... 4899Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line

Corp., and South Texas Nat-ural Gas Gathering Co ------- 4901

4892

4883

4883

4894

4894

INTERSTATE COMMERCECOMMISSION

NoticesFourth section applications for

relief ----------------------- 4903Motor carrier temporary author-

ity applications -------- ----- 4904

LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAURules and RegulationsCalifornia; public land order; cor-

rection --------------------- 4888

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGECOMMISSION

NoticesHearings, etc.:

Connecticut Light and PowerCo ----------------------- 4901

Hartford Electric Light Co --- 4902:Uranium King Corp ----------- 4903

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STATE DEPARTMENTRules and RegulationsVisas; nonresident alien Canadian

border crossing identificationcards -------------------- 4872

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENTSee Coast Guard; Federal Avia-

tion Administration; FederalHighway Administration.

List of CFR Parts AffectedThe following numerical guide is a list of the parts of each title of the Code of Federal Regulations affected by

documents published in today's issue. A cumulative list of parts affected, covering the current month to date,appears at the end of each issue beginning with the second issue of the month.

A cumulative guide is published separately at the end of each month. The guide lists the parts and sectionsaffected by documents published since January 1, 1968, and specifies how they are affected.

7 CFR 21 CFR 43 CFR208 ------------ ----------- 4871 3 ------------------------- 4881 PUBLIc LAND ORDERS:PROPOSED R s 22 CFR 4372 (corrected) 4888953-------------------------4802 F

10 CFR 41 ---------------------------- 4872 45 CFR92 CF. FR 801 --------------------------- 4888

130 ----------------------------- 4871.1 CPROPOSED RULES:

14 CFR 255 ----------------------------- 4891 47 CFR-71 (4 documents) ---------- 4872, 4873 2197 ------------------------ 4874 33 CFRPROPOSED RULES: 110 ----------------------- 4881 PROPOSED RULES:

71 ------------------------ 4890 41 CFR a 21----------73 ------------------------ 4890 73----------

11- ---------------------- 488211-3 -------------------------- 488211-12 --------------------- 488211-16 ---------------------- 4883101-7-----------4883101-9 --------------------- 4883101-10 ------------------------- 4883105-60 --------------------- 4883105-61 --------------------- 4885

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4871

Rules and RegulationsTitle 7-AGRICULTURE

Chapter I-Consumer and MarketingService (Standards, Inspections,Marketing Practices), Departmentof Agriculture

SUBCHAPTER M-EXPORT AND DOMESTICCONSUMPTION PROGRAMS

1208.13 Amdt. 2]

PART 208-FRESH IRISH POTATOESSubpart-Fresh Irish Potatoes-Live-stock Feed Diversion Program IMD 3a

METH ODs OF FEEDING

CorrectionIn P.R. Doe. 68-3252 appearing at page

4616 in the Issue of Saturday, March 16,1968, the date in the second line of§ 208.13 (c) (4) which reads "March 18,1968" should read "March 16, 1968".

Title 10-ATOMIC ENERGYChapter I-Atomic Energy

Commission

PART 130-PRIORITIES REGULATION

Lds Alamos, N. Mex.; ApartmentHouses

1. Section 130.203 is amended asfollows:

Paragraph (f) is revoked and the fol-lowing paragraphs are added:§ 130.203 Definitions.

(f) [Revoked](t) "Persons residing in the com-

munity" means any natural person re-siding in the community at the time theapartment house in question was firstoffered for sale and who has maintainedresidency in the community for at least6 months prior to the date of suchoffering.

(u) "Priority interest" means the in-terest of an occupant of an apartmenthouse which automatically vests in himby virtue of. his being an occupant, andwhich may be (i) retained by an occu-pant for use in conjunction with otherpriority interests in the establishmentof a priority to purchase an apartmenthouse, or (ii) assigned pursuant to sub-section 130.234(d).

(v) "Entity" means any corporation,partnership, cooperative corporation ortrust, joint venture, association, or groupof occupants.

(w) "Group of occupants" means twoor more occupants.

2. Section 130.221(c) is revised to readas follows:

§ 130.221 Residential priorities.

(c) For Government-owned apartmenthouses:

(1) First priority. Any occupant, ora group of occupants, or an assignee(whose membership or ownership iscomposed of occupants, or project-connected persons, or persons resid-ing in the community, or-any of theforegoing persons) of the priority inter-ests of such occupants, who or whichhas obtained the priority interest ofat least 60 per centum of the occupantsof the apartment house: Provided, how-ever, That an occupant who has notobtained the priority interests of all theoccupants of the apartment house mustoffer, for a minimum of 15 days priorto his submitting his application forpriority, to the occupants whose priorityrights he has not obtained, the choiceof either joining in the purchase withthe occupant-applicant, or assigning his-priority interest to the occupant-appli-cant on terms and conditions no lessfavorable than those offered to or agreedupon with other occupants.

(2) Second priority. Any entity whosemembership or ownership consists ofoccupants, or project-connected per-sons, or persons residing in the com-munity, or any of the foregoing persons(provided that such entity has obtainedthe priority interest of at least one oc-cupant).

3. Section 130.231(a) is revised to readas follows:

§ 130.231 Applifations for priority.(a) All priority rights within each pri-

ority class, other than rights under§ 130.221 (a)(1), (c) (1) and (2) or(d) (1), shall be invalid unless an appli-cation for the determination thereof, inthe form prescribed by the Commission,is filed with the Commission within 30days after the date on which the propertyin question is offered for sale to suchpriority class or within such period as theCommission may prescribe, in the case ofan offering of lots or acreage tracts to thepriority class provided for in § 130.221(e) or (f). All priority rights under§ 130.221(c) (1) and (2) shall be invalidunless an application for the determina-ttion thereof, in the form prescribed bythe Commission, is filed with the Com-mission within 60 days after the date onwhich the property in question is offeredfor sale to such priority class.

4. Section 130.232 is amended by des-Ignating the existing paragraph as '(a)and adding a new paragraph (b) as fol-lows:

§ 130.232 Exercise of priority.

(b) A priority to purchase an apart-ment house may not be exercised by apriority holder (other than an occupant)

unless, within the time specified by thesales agency, the priority holder hasoffered, for a minimum of 15 days and onterms and conditions no less favorablethan those offered to or agreed upon withother occupants, membership or associa-tion to all occupants of the apartmenthouse in question. In addition to theforegoing, no second priority to purchaseshall be exercised unless the priorityholder, within the time specified by thesales agency, provides evidence that itsmembership or ownership equals at least70 per centum of the housing units in theapartment house, and occupies or agreesto occupy at least 70 per centur of thehousing units in the apartment house.

5. Section 130.234 is amended by add-ing a new paragraph (d) as follows:

§ 130.234 Transfer of priority.

(d) Any occupant of an apartmenthouse may assign his priority interesttherein to any other occupant or to anentity whose membership or ownershipis compoted of occupants, project-con-nected persons, or persons residing inthe community. Such assignment may bemade only once unless revoked by theassignor with the written consent of theassignee; provided that, in the case ofa first priority, the assignment shall beautomatically revoked if there is a fail-ure to apply for the priority, to obtainthe priority, to exercise the priority, orto consummate the purchase. Assign-ments and revocations (other than auto-matic revocations) 'shall be made onforms provided by the Commission andshall not be effective until filed with theCommission. Files of assignments andrevocations shall be made reasonablyavailable for inspection by the public.

6. Section 130.236 is amended by add-Ing the following sentence:

§ 130.236 Limitation.

Persons who have purchased, either in-dividually or jointly with other persons,a single-family house or duplxe house (ora single-family unit in a duplex house) atLos Alamos pursuant to a priority rightunder the act shall not be eligible toparticipate in the priority purchase ofan apartment house, and if any suchperson is an occupant of any unit of anapartment house, such unit will be con-sidered vacant for the purpose of estab-lishing a priority to purchase the apart-ment house.

7. Section 130.237 is amended by desig-nating the existing paragraph as (a) andadding a new paragraph (b) as follows:

§ 130.237 Persons applying for deter.minations or exercising priority.

(b) A priority interest may be as-signed or used by the occupant of anapartment house or, on his behalf, by his

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duly authorized agent, executor, trustee,administrator, or guardian.

8. Section 130.242(a) (6) is revised to'read as follows:

§ 130.242 Determination of conflictingclaims for priority.

(a) * * *(6) Conflicting" claims between en-

tities for a second priority to purchase anapartment house shall be resolved infavor of that entity among suchclaimants which includes in its member-ship the largest percentage 9f the occu-pants of the apartment house in question.If the membership of two or more suchclaimants include the same, and largest,percentage of the occupants of the apart-ment house, such conflicting claims shallbe resolved by lot.

• * * * *

Effective date. The foregoing amend-ments shall become effective 30 days fol-lowing the date of publication in theFEDERAL REGISTER.(Sec. 111, 69 Stat. 483; 42 U.S.C. 2305; sec. 1,81 Stat. 575; 42 U.S.C. 2348)

Dated at Washington, D.C., this 13thday of March 1968.

F. T. HOBBS,Acting Secretary.

[P. Doc. 68-3469; Filed, Mar. 21, 1968;8:46 a.m.]

Title 22- FOREIGN RELATIONSChapter I-Department of State

[Dept. Reg. 108.580]

PART 41-VISAS: DOCUMENTATIONOF NONIMMIGRANTS UNDER THEIMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITYACT, AS AMENDED

Nonresident Alien Canadian BorderCrossing Identification Cards

Part 41, Chapter I, Title 22 of the Codeof Federal Regulations is being amendedto authorize consular officers in Canadato issue nonresident alien border cross-ing identification cards under certainconditions to aliens having the status of"landed immigrants" in Canada. A newsection (Q 41.129) is added to read asfollows:

§ 41.129 Nonresident alien Canadianborder crossing identification cards.

(a) Aliens eligible to apply. Under theconditions prescribed by this section aconsular officer assigned to a consularoffice in Canada may issue a nonresidentalien border crossing identification card,as that tern) is defined in section .101(a) (6) of the Act, to a nonimmigrantalien who satisfactorily establishes thathe (1) has been admitted to Canada forpermanent residence as a "landed immi-grant"; (2) seeks to enter the UnitedStates from Canada and only as a bonafide temporary visitor for business orpleasure as defined in section 101(a)

(15) (B) of the Act for periods of staynot exceeding 6 months; and (3) isotherwise eligible to receive a temporaryvisitor visa.

(b) Application for Canadian bordercrossing identification cards. An alienlawfully admitted to Canada as a "landedimmigrant" shall apply on Form FS-257afor. a nonresident Canadian border cross-ing identification card, supporting hisapplication with (1) evidence of his"landed immigrant" status in Canada;(2) a valid, or expired, passport showinghis -origin, identity, and nationality, ifany, and-containing a photograph of thebearer if the alien is over the age of 14;and (3) if the applicant is over the ageof 14, a photograph 11/2 inches square.Personal appearance of the applicantmay be waived at the discretion -of theconsular officer.

(c) Issuance of border crossing cards.A nonresident Canadian border crossingidentification card shall, consist of aStamp in the format set out in paragraph(d) of this section placed in the alien'spassport or travel document by a consularofficer in Canada. The post symbol andthe, number of each ,card issued shall beentered at the top of the stamp. The"border crossing card shall be numberedserially by each post beginning with thenumber 1 on each July 1. The name ofthe alien to whom the card is issued shall

*be inserted in the stamp after the word"to" and the date of issuance shall beentered following the words "Issued on".

(d) Format of Canadian border cross-ing card. The nonresident Canadianborder crossing card shall be in the fol-lowing form:

NO . ......

SEAL (Title of office)(Location)

CANADIAN BORDER CROSSnTG IDENTIFICATIONCARD

Issued on:To:

(a landed Immigrant in Canada)Valid indefinitely for unlimited applicationsfor aamission to the United States as a tem-porary visitor for business or pleasure fromCanada unless canceled by a U.S. Consularor Immigration Officer.

SEAL ------------------------(Consular Officer)

(e) Validity. A nonresident Canadianborder crossing identification card issuedpursuant to these regulations may bevalid indefinitely.

(f) Signature and seal. The consularofficer who issues a nonresident Cana-dian border crossing card shall affix hissignature, and indicate his title in theborder crossing card stamp. The consularofficer shall impress the seal of his officein the lower left corner of the stamp.

(g) Voidance. A nonresident Canadianborder crossing card shall be canceled bya consular officer if information is de-veloped indicating that the holder ofsuch a card is ineligible to receive a visaor by a District Director of the Immigra-

tion and Naturalization Service if hefinds that the alien has violated the con-ditions of his admission into the UnitedStates. In voiding such a card the con-sular officer or immigration officer shallwrite or stamp the word "Canceled"plainly across the face of the bordercrossing card stamp. The canceling en-dorsement shall be dated and signed bythe consular officer or District Directortaking the action and shall show thelocation of the consular office or DistrictOffice of the Immigration and Natural-ization Service concerned.

Effective date: The regulation con-tained in this order shall become effec-tive upon publication in the FEDERALREGISTER. "

The provisions of section 4 of the Ad-ministrative Procedure Act (80 Stat. 383;5 U.S.C. 553) relative to notice of pro-posed rule making are inapplicable tothis order because the regulation con-tained herein involves foreign affairsfunctions of the United States.(See. 104, 66 Stat. 174; 8 U.S.C. 1104)

Dated: March 13, 1968.BARBARA M. WATSON,

Acting Administrator, Bureau ofSecurity and Consular Affairs.

[F.R. Doc. 68-3489; Filed, Mar. 21, 19688:47 a.m.]

Title 14-AERONAUTICS AND%)PACE

Chapter I-Federal Aviation Admin-istration, Department of Transpor-tation "

[Airspace Docket No. 68-EA-13]

PART 71-DESIGNATION OF FEDERALAIRWAYS, CONTROLLED AIRSPACE,AND REPORTING POINTS

Alteration of Control Zone andTransition Area

The Federal Aviation Administrationis amending §§ 71,.171 and 71.181 of Part71 of the Federal Aviation Regulationsso as to alter the Mansfield, Ohio, con-trol zone and transition area..

The Mansfield Municipal Airport,Mansfield, Ohio, name has been changedand will require an editorial change inthe description of the control zone, andtransition ayea.

Since the regulation is editorial anddoes not place additional burden on anyperson, notice and public procedurehereon are unnecessary and the regula-tion may be made effective in less than30 days.

In- view of the foregoing, the regula-tion is hereby adopted and becomeseffective upon publication in the FEDERALREGISTER. as follows:

1. Amend § 71.171 of Part 71 of theFederal Aviation Regulations so as to de-lete in the description of the Mansfield,

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Ohio, control zone the words '%MansfieldMunicipal Airport" and insert in lieuthereof "Mansfield Lahm MunicipalAirport".

2. Amend § 71.181 of Part 71 of theFederal Aviation Regulations so as to de-lete in the description of the Mansfield,Ohio, transition area the words "Mans-field Municipal Airport" and insert Inlieu thereof "Mansfield Lahm MunicipalAirport". Also delete "Mansfield AirportILS" and insert in lieu thereof "Mans-feld Lahm Municipal Airport ILS".(Sec. 307(a), Federal Aviation Act of 1958;72 Stat. 74:9; 49 U.S.C. 1348)

Issued in Jamaica, N.Y., on March 8,1968.

WAYNE HENDERSHOT,Acting Director, Eastern Region.

[F.R. Doc. 68-465; Filed, Mar. 21, 1968;8:45 am.]m

[Airspace Docket No. 67-CE-161]


Alteration of Transition AreaOn page 469 of the FDRL REGISTER

dated January 12, 1968, the Federal Avi-ation Administration published a noticeof proposed rule, making which wouldamend § 71.181 of Part 71 of the FederalAviation Regulations so as to alter thetransmission area at Fort Leonard Wood,Mo.

Interested persons were given 45 daysto submit written comments, suggestions,or objections regarding the proposedamendment.

No objections have been received andthe proposed amendment is herebyadopted without change and is set forthbelow.

This amendment shall be effective 0001es.t., May 23, 1968.(Sec. 307(a), Federal Aviation Act of 1958;49 U.S.C. 1348)

Issued In Kansas City, Mo., on March7,1968.

DANIL E. BARROW,Acting Director, Central Region.

In § 71.181 (33 F.R. 2137), the follow-ing transition area is amended to read:

FORT LEONARD WOOD, MO.That airspace extending upward from 700

feet above the surface within a 6-mlle radiusof Forney AAF (latitude 37-44'30" N., longi-tude 92008'2511 W.); 8 miles northeast and 5miles southwest of the Forney AAF VOn1520 and 3230 radials, extending from theVOR to 12 miles southeast and northwest ofthe VOlt; and within 8 miles northeast and 5miles southwest of the 146- bearing fromForney AAP. RBN, extending from the RBNto 12 miles southeast of the RBN; and thatairspace extending upward from 1,200 feetabove the surface within 5 miles each sideof the following direct radials: Maples, Mo.,VORTAC to Forney AAF VOlt; MaplesVORTAC to Forney AAF R1BN; Vichy, Mo.,VORTAC to Forney AAV VOR; and VichyVORTAC to Forney AAF RBN; and within 5miles each side of the Forney AAP VOn 086oradial and the Forney AAF RBN 0800 bearing

extending from the VOR and the RBN toV-72, excluding the portions which overliethe Vichy and Maples, Mo., transition areas.

[F.R. Doc. 68-3f466; Filed, Mar. 21, 1968;8:46 am.]



Alteration of Transition Area

On page 539 of the FEDERAL REGISTERdated January 16, 1968, the FederalAviation Administration published anotice of proposed rule making whichwould amend § 71.181 of Part 71 of theFederal Aviation Regulations so as toalter the transition area at Sioux City,Iowa.

Interested persons were given 45 daysto submit written comments, sugges-tions, or objections regarding the pro-posed amendment.

No objections have been received andthe amendment as so proposed is herebyadopted, subject to the followingchange:,

The coordinates recited in the SiouxCity, Iowa, Municipal Airport transitionarea alteration as "latitude- 42o24'05"N., longitude 96*22'55" W." are changedto read "latitude 42°24'10" N., longitude96*23"05" W.".

This amendment shall be effective0001 e.s.t., May 23,1968.(Sec. 307(a), Federal Aviation Act of 1958;

49 U.S.C. 1348)

Issued in Kansas City, Mo., on March 7,1968.

DANIEL E. BARROW,Acting Director, Central Region.

In § 71.181 (33 F.R. 2137), the follow-Ing transition area is amended to read:

SIOUX CITY, IOWA

That airspace extending upward from 700feet above the surface within a 10-mile radiusof Sioux City Municipal Airport (latitude42"24'10" N., longitude 96-23'05" W.); within7 miles southwest and 8 miles northeastof the Sioux City ILS7 localizer southeastcourse, extending from the 10-mile radiusarea to 12 miles southeast of the OM; andwithin 7 miles northeast and 8 miles south-west of the Sioux City ILS localizer north-west course, extending from the 10-mileradius area to 12 miles northwest of Jackson,Nebr., RBN; and that airspace extendingupward from 1,200- feet above the surfacewithin a 27-mile radius of the Sioux CityVORTAC; and the area bounded on thenortheast by a line 5 miles northeast of andparallel to the Sioux City VORTAC 116;radial, on the southwest by a line 5 milessouthwest of and parallel to the Sioux CityVORTAC 140' radial, on the northwest by the27-mile radius area and on the southeast bythe are of a 30-mile radius circle centeredon the Sioux City ILS OM; and that airspaceextending upward from 3,500 feet MSL east,south, and west of Sioux City bounded on thenorth by V-100, and the southeast by V-138,on the south by V-172, and on the west bylongitude 98*00'00" W.

[F.R. Doc. 68-3467; Filed, Mar. 21, 1968;8:46 am.]



Alteration of Transition Area

On pages 539 and 540 of the FEDERALREGISTER dated January 16, 1968, theFederal Aviation Administration pub-lished a notice of proposed rule makingwhich would amend § 71.181 of Part 71of the Federal Aviation Regulations soas to alter the transition area at Lincoln,Nebr.

Interested persons were given 45 daysto submit written comments, sugges-tions, or objections regarding the pro-posed amendment.

No objections have been received andthe proposed amendment is herebyadopted without change and is set forthbelow.

This amendment shall be effective0001 e.s.t., May 23, 1968.(Sec. 307(a) Federal Aviation Act of 1958;49 U.S.C. 1348)

Issued in Kansas City, Mo., onMarch 7, 1968.

DANIEL E. BARROW,Acting Director, Central Region.

In § 71.181 (33 F.R. 2137), the follow-Ing transition area is amended to read:

LINCOLN, N BR.

That airspace extending upward from 100feet above the surface within a 9-mile ra-dius of Lincoln Municipal Airport (latitude40°50'45" N., longitude 96°45'20" W.);within the area bounded by a line 5 mileswest of and parallel to the Lincoln IISlocalizer south course clockwise along a 17-mile arc centered on the Lincoln MunicipalAirport to a line 2 miles east of and parallelto the Lincoln VORTAC 015 ° radial; andwithin 5 miles west and 9 miles east of theLincoln ILS localizer south course, extendingfrom the 9-mile radius area to 13 miles southof the OM; that airspace extending upwardfrom 1,200 feet above the surface boundedby a line starting at the intersection oflongitude 97"02'00" W. and the north edgeof V-216, thence north to and clockwisearound the arc of a 29-mile radius circlecentered on Lincoln Municipal Airport, tolatitude 41"15'00" N. longitude 96*35'00"W., thence northeast to latitude 41"19'00"N., longitude 96"30'00" W., thence southeastto latitude 41"16'00" N., longitude 96"23'00"W., thence south along longitude 96-23'00"W., to and west along the north edge ofV-216 to the point of beginning; and thatairspace extending upward from 3,500 feetMSL bounded by a line starting at the inter-section of longitude 97°02'00" W. and thenorth" edge of V-216, thence north to andclockwise around the arc of a 29-mile radiuscircle centered on Lincoln Municipal Airportto latitude 41'15'00" N., longitude 96"35'00"W., thence northeast to latitude 41*19'00"N., longitude 9630'00" W., thence southeastto latitude 41°16'00" N., longitude 96-23'00"W., thence north along longitude 96°23'00"W., to and west along the south edge ofV-172, to and south along longitude 98-00'-00" W., to and east along the north edge ofV-216 to the point of beginning.['.R. Doc. 68-3468; Filed, Mar. 21, 1968;

8:46 am.]


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4874 RULES AND REGULATIONS

SUBCHAPTER F-AIR TRAFFIC AND GENERAL OPERATING -RULES

[Reg. Docket No. 8758; Amdt. 587] .

PART 97-STANDARD INSTRUMENT APPROACH PROCEDURESMiscellaneous Amendments

The amendments to the standard instrument approach procedures contained herein are adopted to become effective whenindicated in order to promote safety. The amended procedures supersede the existing procedures of the same classificationnow in effect for the airports specified therein. For the convenience of the users, the complete procedure is republished in thisamendment indicating the changes to the existing procedures.

As a situation exists which demands immediate action in the Interests of safety in air commerce, I find that compliancewith- the notice and procedure provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act is impracticable and that good cause exists formaking this amendment effective within less than 30 days from -publication.

In view of the foregoing and pursuant to the authority delegated to me by the Administrator (24 F-R. 5662), Part 97 (14CFR Part 97) is amended as follows:

1. By amending § 97.11 of Subpart B to amend low or medium frequency range (L/NIP), automatic direction finding (ADF)

and very high frequency omnirange (VOR) procedures as follows:ADF STANDARD INSTRUMeNT APPROACH PROCEDURE

Bearings, headings, courses and radials are magnetic. Elevations and altitudes are in feet MSL. Ceilings are in feet above airport elevation. Distances are In nauticalmiles unless otherwise indicated, except visibilities which are in statute miles.

Ran instrument approach procedure of the above type is conducted atthe below named airport, it shall be in accordance with the following instrument approach procedure,unless an approach Is conducted in accordance with a different procedure for such airport authorized by the Administrator of the Fedgal Aviation Agency. Initialapproachesshall be made over specified routes. Minimum altitudes shall correspond with these established for en route operation in-the particular area or as set forth below.

Transition Ceiling and visibility minimums

2-engine or less More than

mO- Cuseand titude Condition 2-egine,distance (feet) 65 knots Imore than 65 knotsor less 1 65 knots

PAE VOR ----------------------- SZ LOM ----------------------- Direct -------------- 3000 T-dn%-- ....... -- 00-1 300-1 200-SEA VOR -----. SZ LOM ----------------------------- Direct -------------- 2600 C-d ------- 800-1 800-1BurtonVHF t......--------------------- SZ LOM ----------------------- Direct ------------- 2800 C-n ------------- 800-2 800-2 800-2Black Diamond VHF Int -------------- SZ LOM ----------------------------- Direct-- .---------- 3200 A-dn ------------ 800-2 800-2 800-2Lofall VHF it ---------------------- SZ LQL ---------------------- Direct ------------ 3000

Radar available.Procedure turn S side of crs, 122* Outbnd, 302' Inbnd, 2000' within 10 miles.Minimum altitude over Tukwila Int on final approach ers 1400'; over SZ LOM, 800'.Crs'nd distance, Tukwila Int to airport, 302-2.1 miles; SZ LOM on airport.If visual contact not established upon descent to authorized landing minimums or if landing not accomplished within 2.1 miles after passing Tukwlla Int, or within 0 mile

after passing SZ LOM, climb to 2200' direct to BF LOM.%Takeoffs all runways: Climb visually over the airport to 300' then climb direct to SEA VOR. Continue climb on R 265°-SEA VOR within 10 miles to cross SEA VOR

V-2N, 4300' V-2, 2000'; V-2S, 4000'; V-4S, 4000'.MSA within 25 miles of facility: 000'-180'--6200'; 180'-360'-4500'.

City, Seattle; State, Wash.; Airport name, Boeing Field International; Elev., 17'; Fec. Class., LOM; Ident., SZ; Procedure No. NDB (ADF) Runway 31, Amdt 8; Eff. date,11 Apr. 68; Sup. Amdt. No. 7; DAted, 21 Oct. 67

2. By amending § 97.11 of Subpart B to delete low or medium frequency range (L/Ml), automatic direction -finding (ADF)and very high frequency omnirange (VOR) procedures as follows:

Akron, Ohio-Akron-Canton, ADF 1, Amdt. 16, 20 Aug. 1966 (established under Subpart C).Niagara Falls, N.Y.-Niagara Falls International, NDB (ADF) Runway 28R, Arndt. 9, 18 Mar. 1967 (established under Subpart C).Roanoke, Va.-Roanoke Municipal, NDB (ADF) Runway 33, Orig., 23 Sept. 1967 (established under Subpart C).

3. By amending § 97.11 -of Subpart B to cancel low or medium frequency range (L/IMP), automatic direction finding(ADF) and very high frequency omnirange (VOR) procedures as follows:

Roanoke, Va.-Roanoke Municipal, NDB (ADF)-1, Amdt. 3, 11 .Mfar. 1967.Roanoke, Va.-Roanoke Municipal, VOR-1, Andt. 6, 11 Mar. 1967.Roanoke, Va.-Roanoke Municipal, VOR-2, Arndt. 8, 11 Mar. 1967.

4. By amending § 97.15 of Subpart B to delete very high frequency omnirange-distance measuring equipment (VOR/DME)procedures as follows:

Akron, Ohio-Akron-Canton, VOR/DME Runway 23, Orig., 3 June 1967 (established under Subpart C).

5, By amending § 97.17 of Subpart B to delete instrument landing system (ILS) procedures as follows:

Akron, Ohio-Akron-Canton, ILS Runway 1, Arndt. 20, 15 Apr. 1967 (established under Subpart C).Niagara Fells, N.Y.-Niagara Falls International, ILS Runway 28R, Amndt. 10, 4 Feb. 1967 (established under Subpart C).Roanoke, Va.-Roanoke Municipal, ILS Runway 33, Orig., 23 Sept. 1967 (established under Subpart C).

6. By amending § 97.19 of Subpart B to delete radar procedures as follows:Akron, Ohio-Akron-Canton, Radar 1, Amdt. 5, 3 June 1967 (established under Subpart C).Roanoke, Va-Roanoke Municipal, Radar 1, Amdt. 2, 11 Mar. 1967 (established under Subpart C).

FEDERAL- REGISTER, VOL, .33, NO..,.7-RIDAY, MARCH- 22, 1968

RULES AND REGULATIONS' 4875

'7. By amending § 97.23 of Subpart C to establish very high frequency omnirange (VOR) and very high frequency-distancemeasuring equipment (VOR/DME) procedures as follows:

STANDARD INSTRUM5ENT APPROACH PROCEDUax-'1xPZ VOR

Bearings, headings, courses and radials are magnetic. Elevations and altitudes are in feet MSL, except HAT, TEA A, and RA. Ceilings are in feet above airport elevation.Distances are in nautical miles unless otherwise indicated, except visibilities which are in statute miles or hundreds of feet RVR.

If an instrument approach procedure of the above type is conducted at the below named airport it shallbe in accordance with the following instrument ap proach procedureunless an approach is conducted in accordance with a different procedure for such airport authorized by the Administrator. Initial approach minimum altitudes shall correspondwith those established for en route operation in the particular area or as set forth below4

Terminal routes Missed approach

Minimum MAP: 6.9 miles after passing VIT NDBFrom To Via altitudes or at MM.

(feet)

Parkway Int ------------------------ VIT NDB - -------------------- Direct ------------------------ 4700 Make immediate left-climbing turn toSpringwood Int --------------- VIT NDB --------------------------- Direct ----------------------- 4700 3800', return to VIT NDB and hold.Table Int -------------------------- VIT NDB --------------------------- Direct ----------------------- 5100 Supplementary charting information: HoldBlackwater Int ---------------------------- VIT NDB (NOPT) -------------- Direct ----------------------- 3800 SE, 1-minute right turns, 332 Inbnd.Moneta Int ----------------- VIT NDB- ---------------- Direct- ---------------------- 3800 TDZ elevation, 1165'.Goose Int-------------------------- T NDB--------------------- Direct ---------------------- 4000BOA VORTAC --------------------- VI NDB --------------------- Direct ----------------------- 4600

Procedure turn E side of crs, 1520 Outbnd 3320 Inbnd 3800' within 10 miles of VIT NDB.FAF, VIT NDB. Final approach crs, 332 . Distance 'AF to MAP, 6.9 miles.Minimum altitude over V'T NDB, 3800'; over OM 2500'.MSA within 25 miles ofVIT NDB: 000 -0900-53001; 090-180---3100'; 1800-270-5000'; 2700 -3600-- 5000.NOTES: (1) ASR. (2) Components inoperative table does not apply to ALS or HIRL.CAUTION: Mountains N of airport and 1986' tower abeam OM.%Takeoff all runways: IFR departure must comply with published BOA departure procedures;*'Circling approach to Runways 33, 5, 23, and 27 must be made S of the airport.

DAY AND NIGnT Mnres

A B C DCond.

MDA VIS HAT MDA VIS HAT MDA VIS HAT VIS

S-33 ......... 2500 2 1338 2500 24 1335 2500 2M 1335 NA

MDA VIS HAA MDA VIS HA. MDA VIS BAA

C-------------- 2500 2 1325 2500 24 1325 2500 2M 1325 NA

FM Mini ums:

MDA VIS HAT MDA VIS HAT MDA VIS HAT

S-33 ------------ 1 550 2 715 1880 2 715 1880 2 715 NA

MDA VIS BFA A MBA VIS rA A MBA VIS rA A

C-33, 5,23,27"-----------1580 2 705 1880 2 705 1880 2 705 NA

C-9, 15 --------- 2180 2 1063 2180 2 1005 2180 2 1005 NA

A 1000-2 T 2-eng. or less-percent nonstandard. T over 2-eng.-percent nonstandard.I I- I I I - I I I

Roanoke IFR departure procedures-Takeoff minimums for S and SE departures:Runways 5, 9, 15, 27--600-2.Runway 33--day only-800-2.

IFR departure procedure SE to Moneta Int. Runways 5, 9, right turn, Runways 15, 23, 27, 33, left turn; intercept the WoodrumVOR R 1260, climbing to cross k.onetalot at 4000'. Proceed as cleared.

IFR departure procedure Ste Table Int. Runways 5, 9,15, right turn, Runways 23, 27, 33, left turn; climb VFR to 1775' in the immediate vicinity of airport in order todepart the WGodrumvOB climbing via the 0DR, R 205 to intercept the ROA, R 1810 at 4000' minimum altitude. Proceed via ROA, R 1810 to Table oInt climbing to 5600'.Proceed as cleared.

Takeoff inimusn for NE departures:*Runways 5, 9,15, 27--800-2.*Runway 33-day only-800-2..FR departure procedure NE toV-16. Runways 5, 9, 15, right turn, Runways 27,23,33, left turn; cUimb VFR to 1975' in the immediate vicinity of airport in order to depart

the Woodrum VOR via R 0450 climbing to 80'. Proceed as cleared.

Clty,-Roanoke; State, Va.; Airport name, Roanoke Municipal; Elev., 1175'; Facility, 0DR; Procedure No. VOR Runway 33, Andt. Orig.; Eff. date, 11 Apr. 68.

FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL 33, NO. 57-FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1965No. 57-2


SSIANDWAD INSTRUMENT APPROACH PROCEDRE-TyPr VOR/DMD

Terin nalroutes Missed approach

Minimum MAP: 15.4-mile DME Fix, It 227jFrom TO- Via altitudes

(feet)

ACO VORTAC -------------------- 10-mile DME Fix, R 227 ----------- Dkect ------------------------ 2800 Climb straight ahead to 300', interceptR 2830 Briggs VORTAC, proceed toBriggs4ORTAC and hold.

Supplementarychartingnformation: TDZelevation, 1228'. Hold W, 1-minute rightturns, 103

° Inbnd.

Procedure turn not authorized. Approach crs (profile) startsat ACO VORTACJFinal approach crs, 227*-Minimum altitude over 10-mile DME Fix, it 227, 2800'; 15.4 mile DME Fix, 16W0.MSA: 080--170°--3200'; 170--350o-3100'; 350-080---2700.NoTEs: (1) ASR. (2) Inoperative table does not apply to REIL Runway 23. (3) Reduction for REIL Runway 23 not authorized.

DAY AND NIoRT MncnwaS

AB C DCond.

MDA VIS HAT MDA VI HAT MDA VIa HAT viP

S-23.------------ 1600 1 372 1600 1 372 1600 1 372 NA

MDA viP rA A. MDA VIS HFA.A MDA VIP TA A.

C -------------- 1620 1 392 1680 1 452 1680 IM 452 NA

A ---------------Standard. T 2-eng. or less--RVR 24, Runway 1, standard all T over 2-eng.-RVR 24, 'Runway 1, standard allothers. others;

City, Akron; State, Ohio; Airport name, Akron-Canton; Elev., 1228'; Facility, ACO; P'rocedure No. VORt/DME Runway 23, Andt. ; lEff. date, 11 Apr. 68; Sup. Amdt. NojOrig.; Dated, 3 "une 67

8. By amending § 97.27 of Subpart C to establish nondirectional beacon (automatic direction finder) (NDB/ADF)procedures as follows:STANDA D INsTRuIENT APPRoAcH PRocEDunE-TYrE NDB(ADF) -

Bearings, headings, courses and radials are magnetic. Elevations and altitudes are in feet MSL, except HAT, HAA, and RA. Ceilings are in feet above airport elevation;Distances are in nautical miles unless otherwise indicated, except visibilities which are in statute miles or hundreds of feet RVR:

If an instrument approach procedure of the above tye is conducted at the below named airport it shallbe in accordance with the following Instrument approach procedureunless an approach is conduete in accordance with a dierent procedure for such airport authorized by the Administrator. Initial approach minimum altitudes shall correspondwith those established for en route operation muthe particular area or as set forth below.


Minimum VA: 3.7 miles after passing CA LOM.From To Via altitudes(feet)

BrlggsVORTAC ------------------------- CA LOM -------------------- DirecL - ------ 2600 Climb to 3000' direct ACO VORTAC andhold.

Akron VORTAC ------------------------- CA LOM ---------------------------- Direct ---------------------- 2800 Supplementary chartingInformation: Hold1 1-minute right turns, 276' InbndjTDZ elevation, 120

Procedure turn E side of crs, 1860 Outbud, 006' Inbnd, 2600'(within 10 miles of CA LOM.FA.F, CA LOM. Final approach crs, 006. Distance FAAF to MAP, 3.7 miles.Minimum altitude over CA LO1M, 2500'.MSA: 000'-360--2600'.NoE: ASR. DlAY isc NIGHT MnqrUvSs

Cond. A

MDA VIP HAT MDA viP HAT MDA viP HAT VIS

S-i ------------- 1580 RVR 40 375 1580 RVR 40 375 1580 -RVR 40 375 NA

MDA VIS TAA MDA vIs IAA MTDA vis HAA

C -------------- 1620 1 392 1680 1 452 1680 1M 452 NA

A ------------ Standard. T 2-eng. or less-R R 24, Runway 1, standard all T over 2-eng.--RVR 24, Runway 1, standard all

I others. others;

City, Akron; State, Ohio; Airport name, Akron-Canton; Elev., 1228'; Facility, CA; Procedure No. NDB(ADF) Runway 1, Aindt. 17; Eft. date, 11 Apr. 68, Sup. Amdt. NozI +- ADF 1, Amdt. 16; Dated, 20 Aug. 66


RULES AND REGULATIONS 4877

STANDARD INSTRUMENT APPROACH PROCEDURE-TYPE NDB(ADF)-Continued


MinimumFrom To Via altitudes MAP: 4.1 miles after passing I& LOM.

(feet)

BuffaloVORTAC ------------------------ A X&LOM ----------------------- Direct ------------------------- 2000 Climb straight ahead to 2000' within 10Grand Island Int -------------- IA LOM ----------------------- Direct ------------------------ 2500 miles, right turn direct IA LOM andWolcottsville Int --------------- IA LOM (NOPT) ---------------- Direct ----------------------- 1800 hold.

Supplementary charting information: HoldE of IA LOM 1-minute right turns, 2780nbnd. TDZ elevation, 589'. Numerousobstructions penetrating 40:1 all run-ways except 28R and 10L.

Procedure turn N side of crs, 0980 Outbnd 2780 Inbnd, 1800' within 10 miles of IA LOM.FAF, IA LOM. Final approach ers, 2780. histance PAP to MAP, 4.1 miles.Minimum altitude over IA LOM, 1800'.MSA: 00')-l50--2600'; 150*-240°-3700'; 2400-3300-2500; 330'-080--1800'.NOTES: (1) ASR. (2) Inoperative table does not apply to ALS. DiY AND NIGHT MusucIuiss

A B C DCond.

MDA VIS HAT MDA VIS HAT MDA VS HAT .MDA VIS HAT

S-28R --------- 1000 RVR 0 411 1000 RVE S0 411 1000 HVI 50 411 1000 tVR50 411

MDA VIS HAA MDA VIS HTA A MDA VIS HAA MDA VIS HA.A

C-------------- 1080 1 490 1080 1 490 1080 1% 490 1140 2 850

A ----------- Standard. T 2-eng. or less-RVR 24 Runway 28R, 1 mile T over 2-eng.-RVR 24, Runway 28R, 1 mile re-required, Runway 10Rt-28L tandard all quired, Runways 1OR-28L. Standard all others.others.

City, Niagara Falls; State, N.Y.; Airport name, Niagara Falls International; Elev 590' Facility, IA; Procedure No. NDB(ADF) Runway 28R, Amdt. 10; Eff. date, 11 Apr.68; Sup. Amdt. No. 9; bated, 18 Mar. 67


Minimum MAP: 6.9 miles after passing VIT NDB orFrom To Via altitudes at MM.

(feet)

Parl~way Int ........... VIT NDB ........................... Direct ------------------------ 4700 Make immediate left-climbing turn to 3800'Springwood Int... .......... VIT NDB ........................... Direct ........................ 4700 return to VIT NDB and hold.Table Int ------------------------------ VIT NDB --------------------- Direct- --------------- 5100 Supplementary charting information: HoldBlackwater In-t-.......................... VIT NDB (NOPT) .Direct I....................... 8 E, 1-minute right turns, 332 ° Inbnd.Moneta Int ... ................ " VIT NDB_ ----------------------- Direct ---------------------- 3800 TDZ elevation, 1165'.Goose Int .---------- ..----- VIT NDB --------------------------- Direct ---------------------- 4000ROAVORTAC -------------------------- VIT NDB ........................... Direct ----------------------- 4600

Procedure turn E side of crs, 152' Outbnd, 332' Inbnd 3800' within 10 miles of VIT NDB.FAF, VIT NDB. Final a pproach crs, 332. Distance PAF to MAP, 6.9 miles.Minimum altitude over VIT NDB, 3800'; over OM, 2500'.MSA: 000'-00"--5300'; 090-180'-3100'; 180*-270'--5000; 270'-360*--5000'.NOT6S: (1) ASR. (2) Components inoperative table does not apply to ALS.CAUTioN: Mountains N of airport and 1988' tower abeam OM.%Takeoff all runways: IFR departure must comply with published ROA departure procedures.

DAY AND NIGHT MD5INIUMS

A B C DCond.

MDA VIS HAT MDA VIS HAT MDA VIS HAT vis

B-33 ----------- 2500 2 1335 2500 2% 1335 2500 2M 1335 NA

MDA VIS HAA MDA VIS HAA M A VIS HAA

C-------------- 2500 2 1325 2500 24 1325 2500 2%4 1325 NA

FM minimums:

M)A VhS HAT MIA VIS HAT MDA VIS HAT

S-33 ----------- 2180 2 1015 2180 2 1015 2180 2 1015 NA

MDA VIS HAA MDA VIS HAA MDA ViS HAA

C -------------- 2180 2 1005 2180 2 1005 2180 2 1006 NA

A -------------- 1000-2 T 2-eng. or less-Percent nonstandard. T over 2-eng.-Pereent nonstandard.I I I I I I I I I

ROANOKE IFR DEPARTURE PROCEDURES-Takeoff minimums for S and SE departures:*Runways 5, 9,15, 27-600-2.*Runway 33-day only--800-2.IFR departure procedure SE to Moneta Int. Runways 5, 9, right turn, Runways 15, 23, 27, 33, left turn; intercept the Woodrum VOR R 126 climbing to cross Moneta

Int at 4000'. Proceed as cleared.IFR departure procedure south to Table Int. Runways 5, 9, 15, right turn, Runways 23, 27, 33, left turn; climb VFR to 1775' in the immediate vicinity of airport in order

to depart the Woodrum VOR climbing via the ODR, H 205' to intercept the ROA, R 181' at 4000' minimum altitude. Proceed via ROA, R 181' to Table Int climbing to 5600'.Proceed as cleared.

Takeoff minimums for NE departures:*Runways 5, 9, 15, 27--800-2.*Runway 33-day only-800--2.IFR departure procedure NE to V-16. Runways 5 ,9 15, right tulrn, Runways 27, 23, 33, left turn; climb VFR to 1975' in the immediate vicinity of airport in order to de-

part the Woodrum VOR via R 045', climbing to 8000'. Proceed as cleared.City, Roanoke; State, Va.; Airport name, Roanoke Municipal; Elev., 1175'; Facility VIT; Procedure No. NDB (ADP) Runway 33, Amdt. 1; Efd. date, 11 Apr. 68; Sup. Amdt.

No. Orig.; Dated, 23 Sept. 67



9. By amending § 97.29 of Subpart C to establish instrument landing system (ILS) procedures as follows:STANDARD INSTRUMENT APPROACH PROCEDUR.-T PE ILS

Bearings, headings, courses and radials are magnetic. Elevations and altitudes are In feet MSL, except HAT, HAA, and RA. Ceilings are in feet above airport eleva-tion. Distandes are in nautical miles unless otherwise indicated, except visibilities which are in statute miles or hundreds of feet RVR.

If an Instrument approach procedure of the above type Is conducted at the below named airport, it shall be in accordance with the following Instrument approach proce-dure, unless an approach Is conducted in accordance with a different procedure for such airport authorized by the Administrator. Initial approach minimumn altitudes shallcorrespond with those established for en route operation in the particular area oras set forth below.


Minimum MAP: ILS DH 1405'; LOC: 3.7 miles afterFrom To Via altitudes passing CA LOM.

(feet)

Akron VORTAC -------------------- CA LOM ---------------------- Direct ------------------------ 2800 Climbing right turn to 3000'direct to ACOBrIggsVORTAC -------------------- CA LOM ---------------------- Direct ------------------------ 2600 VORTAC and hold.

Supplementary charting Information: TDZelevation, 1205'. Hold E, 1-minute rightturns, 2760 Inbnd.

Procedure turn E side of ers, 1860 Outbnd, 006 Inbnd, 2600' within 10 miles of CA LOM.FAF, CA LOM. Final approach crs, 0060. Distance PAF to MAP, 3.7 miles.Minimum glide slope interception altitude, 2500'. Glide slope altitude at 0M, 2415'; at MM, 1450'.Distance to runway threshold at OM, 3.7 miles; at MM, 0.7 mile.MSA: 000P-360o-2600 ' .NOTE: ASR.

DAY AND NioHr Ms scusmsS

A B C DCond.

DH VIS TAT DH VIS HAT DH VIS HIAT VIS

S-1------------- 1405 RVR 24 200 1405 RVR 24 200 1405 RVR 24 200 NA

LOC MDA VIS HAT MDA VIS HAT MDA VIS HAT

S-I ....----------- 1540 RVR 24 335 1540 RV!R 24 335 140 RVR 24 335 NA

MDA VIS HAA MDA VIS HA A MDA VIS HAA

C -------------- 1620 1 392 1680 1 452 1680 IV, 452 NA

A ------------ Standard. T 2-eng. or Iess-RVR 24, Runway 1, standard all T over 2-ong.-RVR 24, Runway 1, standard allothers. others.

City, Akron; State, Ohio; Airport name, Akron-Canton; Elev., 1228'; Facility I-CAX; Procedure No. ILS Runway 1, Amdt. 21; Eff. date, 11 Apr. 68; Sup. Amdt. No. 20;,Dated, 15 Apr. 67


Minimum MAP: ILS DH 793'. LOC 4.1 miles afterFrom To Via altitudes passing IA LOM.(feet)

Wolcottsvilie Int --------------- IA LOM (NOPT) ---------------- Direct----------------------- 1800 Climb straight ahead to 2000' within 10Grand Island Int -------------- IA LOM ----------------------- Direct ----------------------- 2500 miles, right turn direct IA LOM and

hold.Buffalo VOR ----------------------- A LOM (NOPT) ---------------- BUF VOR R-360/E ----------------- Supplementary charting information: Hold

Crs ILS ---------------------- 2000 E of IA LOM 1-minute right turns,2780 Inbnd. TDZ elevation 589. Numer-ous obstructions penetraiing 40:1 allrunways except 2018 and 10L.

Procedure turn N side of crs, 098* Outbnd, 278* Inbnd, 1800' within 10 miles of IA LOM.FAF, IA LOlA Final approach crs 278* Distance FAF to MAP, 4.1 miles.Minimum glide slope interception altitude, 1800'. Glide slope altitude at OM, 1755'; at M M, 805'jMSA: 060-150*-2600'; 150--240-3700'; 240°-330V-2500 ; 330°-060--1800'.NOTEs: (1) ASR. (2) Back ers unusable.

DAY AN NIGT MwIuNoss

A B C DCond. -

DR VIS HAT DH VIS HAT DH VIS HAT DH VIS IAT

S-28 ------------ 3 RVR 24 204 793 RVR 24 204 7 RVR 21 204 9 RVR 24 204

LOC MDA VhS HAT" MA VIS HAT MBA VIS HAT MDA VwS HATB-28R ------------ 00 RVR24 371 960 RVR24 371 9O RVR24 37 980 RVR24 371

MDA VhS A A MDA VIS HAA MDA VhS A A MDA VIS A A

C -------------- 1080 1 490 1080 1 490 1080 IM 490 1140 2 55

A ------------ Standard. T 2-eng. or less- 1824, Runway 28R, 1 mile re- T over 2-eng.-RVR 24, Runway 28R, 1 mile re-quired Runways IOR-28L. Standard all others._ quired Runways IOR-28L. Standard all others.

I__ _ _ _ _ _ I I I - I I I I ICity, Niagara Falls; State, N.Y.; Airport name, Niagara Falls International; Elev., 590'; Facility I-IAG; Procedure No. ILS Runway 28R, Amdt. 11; Ei. date, lApr. 63

Sup. Amdt. No. 10; Dated, 4 Feb. 67


RULES AND REGULATIONS 4879

STANDARD INSTRUMENI T APXROACH PRoCSDURE---.YP ILS-Continued


Minimum MAP: ILS DlI 1780; LOC 6.9 miles afterFrom To Via' altitudes passing VIT NDB or at MIL

(feet)

Parkway 1nt VIT NDB Direct- --__ 4700 Make left-climbing tua to 3800', direct topringwon Int --------------------- VIT NDB... Direct_ ......... 4700 VIT NDB and hold.

Table Int -.. -... .. V NDB .... _- -. Direct_------------- 100 Supfleup meutarychartinginformatilon:HoldBlackwater Int ---------------------------- VIT NDB (NOPT) --------------- Direct ------------------------- 3M S , 1-minute right turns, 32 Inbnd.Goose Int ---------------- VIT NDB --------- ....... Dirbct 4000 TDZ elevation, 185.Moneta Int --------------- --------- VIT NDB ---------------- Direct ------------------------ 3800ROA VOTAC -------------------- VIT NDB ---. Direct 4600

Procedure turn E side of ers, 152' Outbnd, 332° Inbnd 3800' within 10 miles of VIT NDB.FAF, VIT NDB. Final approach crs, 332 °. Distance 'A.F to iAp, 6.9 miles.Minimum altitude over VIT NDB, 3800'.Minimum glide slope interception altitude, 3800'. Glide slope altitude at oM, 2544'; at ] 1542'.Distance to runway threshold at Ol, 4.1 miles; at MM, 1 mile.MSA within 23 ]miles of IT NDB: 00-090'--5300'; 090'-180°--3100'; ISO'-270',-5000'; 270'-160'---000'.NOiTS: (1) AS1. (2) Componente inoperative table does not apply to ALS or HIRL. (3) ILS unusable from MM Inbnd.CArnos: Mountains N of airport and 1988' tower abeam OM.M Glide slope inoperative maintain 2800' until passing outer marker.% Takeoff all runways: F departure must complywith BOA departure procedures..Circling approach to unways 33 , 23, and 27 must be nade S of the airport

DAY AeND NIGHT MrIsNIMUMS

A B C DCond.

DH VIS HAT DH VIS HAT DIE VIS HAT VIS

B-33 ----------- 1780 2 615 1780 2 615 1780 2 615 NA

LOC MDA VIS HAT MDA VI HAT MDA VIS HAT

8-33 1880 2 715 1880 2 715 1880 2 715 NA

MDA VIS BAA MA .BVIS TAA MDA VIS BAA

C-33,5,23, 1880 2 705 1880 2 705 1880 2 705 NA

C-9,15 --------- 2180 -2 1005 2180 2 1005 2180 2 1005 NA

A -------------- 1000-2 T 2-eng. or less-Percent nonstandard. T over 2-eng.-Percent nonstandard.,II I r I -I I I

Roanoko IFR departure procedures-Takeoff minimums for S and SE departures:*Runways 5, 9, 15, 27-600 -2.*Runways 33-day only-800-2.IFR departure procedure southeast to Moneta Int. Runways 5,,9, rght turn, runways 15, 23,27,33, left turn; intercept the WoodrmV 0 2W climbing to cross Moneta

Iut at 4000'. Proceed as cleared.IFR departure procedure south to Table Int. Runways 5, 9,15, right turn, runways 23, 27 33, left turn; climb VFR to 1775' In the immediate vicinity of airportin order to

deilart the Woodrum V0R climbing via the 0DR, R 205° to intercept the BOA, 7 181° at 400"minimum altitude. Proceed via BOA, B 181o to Table Int climbing to 5600'Proceed as cleared.

Takeoff minimums for NE departures:*Runways 5,9, 15,27-800-2.*Runway 33--day only-800-2.IFR departure procedure NE to V-16. Runways 5, 9,15, right turn, Runways 27,23,33, left turn; climb VFR to 1975' in the immediate -icinity of airport in order to depart

the Woodrum V078 via R 045' climbing to 5000'. )Proceed as cleared.City, Roanoke; State, Va.; Airport name, Roanoke Municipal; Elev., 1175'; Facility, I-BOA; Procedure No. ILS Runway 33, Amdt. 1; Eff. date, 11 Apr. 68; Sup. Amdt No:

Orig.- Dated, 23 Sept. 67



10. By amending § 97.31 of Subpart C to establish precision approach radar (PAR) and airport surveillance radar (ASR)•procedures as follows:.STANDARD INSTRUMENT APPROACH PROCEDURE-TYPE RADAR

Bearings, headings, courses and radials ar magnetic. Elevations and altitudes are in feet MSL, except HAT HA A, and RA. Ceilings are in feet above airport elevation.Distances are in nautical miles unless otherwise indicated, except visibilities which are in statute miles or hundreds of feet RVR.

If a radar instrument approach is conducted at the below named airport, it shall be in accordance with the following instument procedure, unless en approach is conductedin accordance with a different procedure authorized for such airport by the Administrator. Initial approach minimum altitude(s) shall correspond with these established foren route operation in the particular area or as set forth below. Positive identification must be established with the radar controller. From Initial contact with radar to finalauthorized landing minimums, the instructions of the radar controller are mandatory except when (A) visual contact is established on final approach at or before descent tothe authorized landing minimums, or (B) at Pilot's discretion If itapars desirable to discontinue the 2proach_ Except when the radar controller may-direct otherwise pnorto final approach, a missed approach shall be executed es provided low when (A) communication on final approach is lost for more than 5 seconds during a precision ap-preach, or for more than 30 seconds during a surveillance approach; (B) directed by radar controller4 (C) visual contact is not established upon descent to authorized landingminimums, or (D) If landing is not accomplished.

Radar terminal area maneuvering sectors and altitudes (sectors and distances measured from radar antenna)

Supplementary charting information: TDZelevation Runways: 1, 1205'; 19, 1214'; 5,1199'; 23, 1228'; 14, 1226'; 32, 1207" I

Missed approach:Runways 1-5-32-Climb straight ahead to 3000' within 10 miles and proceed to ACO VOR hold E, 1-minute right turns 278' Inbnd.Runway 14-Climb straight ahead to 3000', intercept R 048 of BSV VOR proceed to BSV VOR, hold NE, 1-minute right turns, 22' Inbnd.Runway 19-Make left-climbing turn to 300' on a 140

° heading, intercept R 048

- of BSV VOR, proceed to BSV VOR, hold NE, 1-minute right turns, 228' Inbud.

Runway 23-Climb straight ahead to 3000' intercept R 283 of BSV VOl, proceed to BSV VOR, hold W, 1-minute right turns, 103' Inbnd.NOTES: (1) Inoperative table does not apply to REIL Runway 23. (2) Reduction for REIL Runway 23 not authorized.

DAY AND NIoT MmnImUs

A B C DCond.

MDA VIS HAT MDA VIS HAT MDA VIS HAT VIS

S-1 -.----------- 1540 3 335 1540 3 3 1540 3 335 NAS-------------- . 1540 1 341 - 1540 1 341 1540 1 341 NAS-14 ..------------ 1540 1 314 1540 1 314 1540 1 314 NAS-19 .....---------- 1540 3/4 326 1540 4 326 1540 34 326 NAS-23 .....---------- 1580 1 -352 1580 1 352 1580 1 '352 NAS-32 ------------ 1540 1 333 1540 1 333 1540 1 333 NA

MIDA VIS HAA MDA VIS HAA MDA VIS HAA

C ------------- 1620 1 392 1680 1 452 1680 I3 452 NA

A ----------- Standard- T 2-eng. or less-RVR 24, Runway 1, standard all T over- 2-eng.-RVR 24, Runway 1, standard allothers, others.

City, Akron; State, Ohio; Airport name, Akron-Canton; Elev., 1228'; Facility, Akron Radar; Procedure No. Radar-i, Amdt. 6; Eff. date, 11 Apr. 68; Sup. Amdt. No. 1; Dated,3 Tune 67

Radar terminal area maneuvering sectors and altitudes (sectors and distances measured from radar antenna)

NotesFrom To Distance Altitude Distance Altitude Distance Altitude Distance Altitude Distance Altitude

240' 360' 5 miles- 4300 ---------- ----.----------.----------.--------------------.----------.-------- NOTE: Components inoperative table does360' 100o 10 miles. 3700 15 miles. 5 --- ---------- ---------- --------------------------- not apply to ALS or HIRL.Ioop 24o' 5 miles-- 300 -------------------.---------- ---------------- ---- ---------- ---------- CAUTION: Mountains N of airport and 1986'100' 175' 30 miles- 3700 ----------....----------.------------------------------------------------- tower abeam OAL175

* 270' 30 miles 500 -------------------.------...........................---------------------...- %Takeoff all runways: IFR departures must270' IV0 30 miles. 60 -------------.----------.----------.------------------------------.--------- comply with published Re1A departureprocedures.

"Circling approach to Runways 33, 5, 23,and 27 must be made S of the airport.

Supplementary charting information: TDZelevation, 1165'.

Radar control will provide 1500 vertical clearance within a 3-mile radius of 3928' peak 14 miles SW and 3571' peak 12 miles S.All bearings are from the radar site with sector azimuths progressing clockwise.Misse approach: at 1-mile Radar Fix, make a left-cnimbing turn to 3800' direct to VIT NDB. Hold SE -minuterihtturns,332' Inbnd.'Maintain 3700' to 7.9-mile Radar Fix (VIK NDB) minimum altitude over 4.1-mile Radar Fix (OM) FAF on fln approach 2500'. Descend aircraft to MDA after FAF.

ASR Runway 33 FAF 4.1 miles from threshold.

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STANDARD INSTRUMBNT FAPPROACH PROCXDURE---TYPi" IADAn--Continuedl

DAY "D NIGHT MMINucUaS

Con. C D

MDA vIs HAT MDA VIS HAT MDA VIS mkT viS

-. 1880 2 ViS 1880 2 715 1880 2 715

MDA VIS HAA MDA - VIS ITAA MDA VIS TTAA

-33, 5, 23,27- - 1880 2 705 1880 2 705 1880 2 7

C-9, 15 --------- 2180 2 10 21801 2 1005 2180 2 1005

----..--- . 1000-2 T 2-eng. orless-Percent nonstandard. T over 2-ng-Percent nonstandard.I les nonstandard.

Roanoke IFR departure procedures-Takeoff minimums for S and SE departures:*Runways 5,,9,15, 27--6-2.Runways 33-day only-800-2.

IFR departure procedure SE to Moneta Int. Runways 5, 9, right turn, Runways 15,23,27,33, left turn; intercept the Woodrum VOR IR 126* climbing to cross 3loneta Intat 4000'. Proceed as cleared.

IFR departure procedure S to Table Int. Runways 5, 9,15, right turn, Runways 23, 27, 33, left turn; climb VFR to 1775in the Immediate vicinity of airport In order todepart the Woodrum VOR climbing via the 0DR, R 205* to intercept the ROA, R.181' at 4000' minimum altitude. Proceed via ROA R 181 to Table Int climbing to 500'W.Proceed as cleared.

Takeoff minimums for NE departures:*Runways 5, 9, 15, 27-800-2.*Runway 33--day only--00-2.IFR departure procedure NE toV-16. Runways 5,9,15, right turn, Runways 27,23,33,left turn; climb VFR to 1975' In the immediate vicinity of airport in order to depart

the Woodrum VOR via R 045 climbing to 5000'. Proceed as cleared.City, Roanoke; State, Va.;.Airportname, RoanokeMunicipal;Elev., 1175'; Facility Roanoke Radar, Procedure No. Radar-I, Amdt.3; Eft. date, 11 Apr. 68; Sup. Amdt. No. 1,

.. mdt. 2r]5ated, n Mar. 67

These procedures shall become effective on the dates specified therein.(Secs. 307(c), 313(a), 601, Federal Aviation Act of 1958; 49 U.S.C. 1348(c), 1354(a), 1421; 72 Stat. 749, 752, 775)

Issued in Washington, D.C., on March 4,1968.R. S. SLIP',

Acting D Weotor, Flight Standards Service.

[F.R. Doc. 68-2992; Filed, Mar. 21, 1968; 8:45 am.]

Title 21-FOOD AND DRUGSChapter I-Food and Drug Adminis-

tration, Department of Health, Edu-cation, and Welfare

SUBCHAPTER A-GENERAL

PART 3-STATEMENTS OF GENERALPOLICY OR INTERPRETATION

RevocationThe Federal Import Milk Act prohibits

importation of milk or cream unless theImporter holds a valid permit from theSecretary of Health, Education, and Wel-fare. Milk or cream is considered unfitfor importation unless the cows have beenexamined within the previous year and

- found healthy and free of tuberculosisand all dairy farms and plants involvedhave been found to meet certain sanitaryrequirements.

In a statment of policy (21 CFR 3.56)published in the FEDERAL REGISTER OfSeptember 10, 1966 (31 F.R. 11935), theFood and Drug Administration an-nounced that the provisions of the Fed-eral Import Milk Act apply to "all im-ported milk and cream, whether steri-lized or not." Subsequently, objectionsreceived regarding § 3.56 were referred tothe Department of Justice with a requestfor an opinion. That Department con-cludes that imported milk products inhermetically sealed cans so processed byheat as to prevent spoilage are notsubject to the provisions of the FederalImport Milk Act.

Therefore, pursuant to the provisionsof said act (sees. 1-9, 44 Stat. 1101-1103,as amended; 21 U.S.C. 141-149) andunder the authority delegated to the

Commissioner of Food and Drugs by theSecretary (21 CFR 2.120), Part 3 isamended by revoking § 3.56 Importedcanned heat-processed milk productsunder the Federal Import Milk Act.

This action shall not be construed asexempting such products from any of theapplicable provisions of the FederalFood, Drug, and Cosmetic Act or regula-tions promulgated thereunder.

Effective date. This order shall be ef-fective upon publication in the FEDERALREGISTER.

(Sees. 1-9, 44 Stat. 1101-1103, as amended;21 U.S.C. 141-149)

Dated: March 13,1968.J. K. KXi,

Associate Commissioner,for Compliance.

[FiR. Doe. 68-3480; Filed, dar. 21, 1968;8:47 am.]

Title 33-NAVIGATION ANDNAVIGABLE WATERS

Chapter I-Coast Guard, Departmentof Transportation

SUBCHAPTER I-ANCHORAGES

[CGFR 68-30]

PART 110-ANCHORAGEREGULATIONS

Mississippi River Below Baton Rouge,La., Including South and SouthwestPasses

1. The purpose of this document is todelegate authority to the Commander,

8th Coast Guard District, New Orleans,La., to establish temporary anchorageson the Mississippi River from mile 233at Baton Rouge, La, to Head of Passes,La., and to ratify the actions of theCommander, 8th Coast Guard Districttaken on June 29, 1967, and October 27,1967, to establish and discontinue the useof the following temporary anchorageareas on the Mississippi River:

a. An area approximately 3,500 feetin length, extending from mile 168.5AEP to mile 169.2 ABP, bounded bythe left descending bank and a line 500feet channeward therefrom. This an-chorage will be restricted to use by amaximum of three ships at any one time;

b. An area approximately 3,500 feetin length, extending from mile 166.3AHP to mile 167.0 ABP, bounded by theleft descending bank and a line 800 feetchannelward therefrom;

c. An area approximately 11,144 feetin length, extending from mile 85.0AEP to mile 82.7 AHP bounded on theright descending bank and a line 800feet channelward therefrom; and

d. An area approximately 9,500 feetin length extending from mile 80.8 AHPtb mile 79.0 A1P bounded by the* rightdescending bank and a line 800 feetchannelward therefrom;

e. The area described as being in thevicinity of mile 169.5 AHP between theright descending bank and a line drawnparallel to this bank not more than 500feet therefrom, is no longer designatedas a temporary anchorage area and itsuse is discontinued; and

f. The area described as being in thevicinity of mile 87.5 AHP and mile 85.0A between the right descending bankand a line drawn parallel to this banknot more than 800 feet therefrom, is no

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longer designated as a temporary an-chorage area and its use is discontinued.

2. On March 30, 1967, a special noticewas published by the District Engineer,New Orleans District, Corps of Engi-neers, Department of the Army, in Navi-gation Bulletin No. 67-53, proposingchanges in temporary anchorage areasbetween mile 166.0 ARP and mile 170.5AHP, Mississippi River. Interested per-sons were invited to file written com-ments about this proposal. No objectionsto the proposal were received. Transferof authority and responsibility for an-chorage areas to the Department ofTransportation has been effected andassigned to the U.S. Coast Guard.

3. On September 5, 1967, a special no-tice was published by Commander, 8thCoast Guard District, New Orleans, La.,proposing changes in temporary anchor-age areas between mile 87.5 ARP andmile 82.7 AHP, Mississippi River. Inter-ested persons were invited to file writtencomments about this proposal. A hearingopen to all interested parties was held at1400, October 12, 1967, at the office ofthe Commander, 8th Coast Guard Dis-trict, Custom House, New Orleans, La.No objections to the proposed changeswere received.

4 By virtue of the authority vested inme as Commandant, U.S. Coast Guard,by 14 U.S.C. 632 and the delegation in49 CPR 1.4(a) (3) of the Secretary ofTransportation under 49 "U.S.C. 1655(g)(1); the text of §110.195(a)(6) isamended to read as follows; and shallbecome effective on the date of publica-'tion of this document in the FEDRmAIRE GisT-R:

§ 110.195 Mississippi River below BatonRouge, La., including South andSouthwest Passes.

(a) * * *(6) Temporary anchorages, Baton

Rouge, New Orleans to Head of Passes.Vessels awaiting berthing at riversidewharves between Head of Passes andmile 233 above Head of Passes will'an-chor in a manner and area as prescribedby the District Commander.

* * * * *

(See. 7, 38 Stat 1053, as amended, sec.6(g) (1), 80 Stat. 940; 33 U.S.C. 471, 49 U.S.C.1655(g) (1); 49 CER 1.4(a) (3))

Dated: March 15, 1966.P. E. TRImBLE,

Vice Admiral, U.S. Coast Guard,. Acting Commandant.

[F.R. Doc. 68-3463; Fled. Mar. 21, 1968;8:45 am.]

Title 41- PUBLIC CONTRACTSAND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Chapter 1-Coast Guard, Depart-ment of Transportation

[CTM 67-941MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS TO

CHAPTERPursuant to authority vested in me as

Commandant, U.S. Coast Guard, by 49CFR 1.4:


.PART 11-1-GENERALSubpart 11-1.3--General PoliciesI. Section 11-1.352 is revised to read

as follows:§ 11-1.352 Industrial security.

Pursuant to Executive Order 10865,an agreement between the Departmentof Defense and the Department of Trans-portation was executed on June 1, 1967,which provides for inclusion of theTransportation Department as a "useragency" in the program. The Office ofSecurity, and Investigations of the De-partment of Transportation has beendesignated as Transportation Depart-ment liaison for industrial securitymatters. The Defense Supply Agencywill perform all cognizant security officefunctions prescribed by the regulationsin behalf of all user agencies. CoastGuard contracting officers will performthe functions specified in, and will havethe authority and responsibilities pre-scribed by Department of -Defense In-dustrial Security Regulations (DoD5220.22R), and Department of DefenseIndustrial Security'Manual (DoD 5_220.-22M), except when the administrativecontracting officer functions are dele-gated or assigned to the Defense SupplyAgency.

Subpart 11-1.8-Labor Surplus AreaConcerns

1. Section 11-1.807 is revised to readas follows:§ 11-1.807 Report on preference pro-

curement in labor surplus areas.

Reports required by § 1-1.807 will beforwarded to the Commandant (FS)within 20 work days after the close ofeach reporting period identified by Re-ports Control Symbol FS--6131. The Com-mandant (FS) will submit a consolidatedreport for the Coast Guard to the De-partment of Transportation (Director ofLogistics and Procurement Policy) bythe 35th work day after the close ofeach reporting period. Negative reportsare required.

Subpart 11-1.9-Reporing PossibleAntitrust Violations

§ 11-1.901 [Amended]1. Section 11-1.901 General is

amended by changing in the third sen-tence the phrase from "the AttorneyGeneral of the United States" to "theDepartment of Transportation (Directorof Logistics and Procurement Policy)."

Subpart 11-1.16--Report ofIdentical Bids

1. Section 11-1.1603-3 is revised toread as follows:§ 11-1.1603-3 Submission of reports.

Identical bid reports required in§ 1-1.1603-3 will be submitted with threeadditional copies to the Commandant(FS) for required distribution.

PART 11-3-PROCUREMENT BYNEGOTIATION

Subpart 11-3.2-CircumstancesPermitting Negotiation

§ 11-3.211 [Amended]-1. Section 11-3.211 Experimental,

development, or research work is amend-ed by changing in paragraph (b) thephrase from 'the Secretary of theTreasury" to "the Secretary of Trans-portation" and in paragraph (c) (1) thephrase from "the Secretary of Treasury"to "the Department of Transportation(Director of Logistics and ProcurementPolicy) .",

§ 11-3:212 [Amended]2. Section 11-3.212 Purchases not to

be publicly disclosed is amended bychanging the phrase from "the Secre-tary of the Treasury" to 'the Secretaryof Transportation."

§ 11-3.213 [Amended]3. Section 11-3.213 Technical equip-

ment requiring standardization and in-terchangeability of Parts is amended bychanging the phrase from 'The Secretaryof the Treasury" to "the Secretary ofTransportation"

§ 11-3.214 [Amended]4. Section 11-3.214 Negotiation after

advertising is amended by changing-in'paragraphs (a) and (b) the phrase from"the Secretary of the Treasury" t '"theSecretary of Transportation."

§ 11-3.250 [Amended]5. Section 11-3.250 Technical or

specialized supplies requiring substantialinitial investment or extended period ofpreparation for manufacture is amendedby changing in paragraph (c) the phrasefrom "the Secretary of the',Treasury"to "the Secretary of Transportation."

§ 11-3.251 [Amended]6. Section 11-3.251 Purchases in the

interest of national defense or industrialmobilization Is amended by changing inparagraph (d) the phrase from "the Sec-retary of the Treasury" to "the Secretaryof Transportation."

Subpart 11-3.3-Determinations,Findings and Authorities

§ 11-3.300 [Amended]

1. Section 11-3.300 Scope of subpartis amended by changing the phrase from"the Secretary of the Treasury" to "theSecretary of Transportation."

PART 11-12-LABOR

Subpart 11-12.4-Labor Standardsin Construction Contracts

1. Section 11-12.404-8 is added, read-ing as-follows:

§ 11-12.404-8 Reports of violations.(a) Enforcement reports. Reports of

violations required by § 1-12A04-8(a)of this title shall be submitted via theCommandant (CL) for review andprocessing.



(b) Semiannual enforcement reports.Reports (Reports Control Symbol FS-6150) shall be prepared semiannually tocover the periods January I through June30, and July 1 through December 31 ofeach year. District commanders and com-manding officers of Headquarters unitswill submit their reports, in an originalonly, to Commandant (FS) prior to July15 and January 15 for consolidation andsubmission of a Coast Guard report, inan original only, to the Department ofTransportation (Director of Logistics andProcurement Policy) prior to July 25 andJanuary 25.

PART 11-16--PROCUREMENT FORMS

Subpart 11-16.8-MiscellaneousForms

1. In § 11-16.804 paragraph (b) is re-vised to-read as follows:

§ 11-16.804 Report on procurement bycivilian executive agencies.

(b) Frequency and due date. Reports(Reports Control Symbol FS-6129) shallbe prepared semiannually to cover theperiods January 1 through June 30, andJuly 1 through December 31 of each year.The district office report will include datacomplied from district unit reports. Dis-trict commanders and commanding of-ficers of Headquarters units will submittheir reports, in an original only, toCommandant (FS) prior to July 15 andJanuary 15 for consolidation and submis-sion of a Coast Guard report, in an origi-nal only, to the Department of Trans-portation (Director of Logistics andProcurement Policy) prior to August 1and February 1.

Dated: March 7, 1968.

[SEAL] W. J. SMIrn,Admiral, U.S. Coast Guard,

Commandant.

IF.R. Doe. 68-3484; Pled, Mar. 21, 1968;'8:47 am.]

Chapter 101-Federal PropertyManagement Regulations

SUBCHAPTER B--ARCHIVES AND RECORDS

PART 101-7"-NATIONAL ARCHIVES

PART 101-9-FEDERAL RECORDSCENTERS

PART 101-10-PRESIDENTIALLIBRARIES

Deletion of Parts

This amendment deletes Parts 101-7,101-9, and 101-10 from Chapter 101. Thesubject matter formerly in these partshas been revised and consolidated inPArt 105-61 of Chapter' 105 (GeneralServices Administration) of Title' 41,Code of Federal Regulations.

1. The table of contents for Sub-chapter B is amended by deletifig allentries for Parts 101-7, 101-9, and 101-10 and by substituting therefor the newpart designations "Reserved," as follows:

Part 101-7 [Reserved]Part 101-9 [Reserved]Part 101-10 [Reserved]

2. Part 101-7 of Chapter 101 Is deleted.Part 101-7 [Reserved]

3. Part 101-9 of Chapted 101 is deleted.Part 101-9 [Reserved]

4. Part 101- 10 of Chapter 101 isdeleted.Part 101-10 [Reserved](See. 205(c), 63 Stat. 390; 40 U.S.C. 486(c))

Effective date. This regulation is effec-tive upon publication in the FEDERALREGISTER.

Dated: March 15,1968.

J. E. MooDY,Acting Administrator

of General Services.[F.R. Doc. 68-3458; Fied, Mar. 21, 1968;

8:45 am.]

Chapter 105-General ServicesAdministration

SUBCHAPTER B--ARCHIVES AND RECORDS

MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS TOSUBCHAPTER

The following regulations reviseprocedures applicable to the GeneralServices Administration And the publicregarding (1) requests for identifiablerecords by the public pursuant to 5U.S.C. 552 (the "Freedom of InformationAct") and subpoenas or other legaldemands with respect to records held byGSA, and (2) the public use of archives,Federal record center records, and.donated historical materials, as well ascertain structural facilities, under themanagement and administration of theNational Archives and Records Service,GSA.

PART 105-60-PUBLIC AVAILABIL-ITY OF AGENCY RECORDS ANDINFORMATIONAL MATERIALS

Section 105-60.00 is revised to clarifythe scope of Part 105-60 so As to indicatecoverage of records managed and ad-ministered by GSA as well as currentoperating records. As revised, the sectionreads as follows:

§ 105-60.000 Scope of part.This part sets forth policies and pro-

cedures concerning the disclosure andavailability to the public of records andinfornmation held by GSA with respectto: (a) Agency organization, functions,decisionmaking channels, and rules andregulations of general applicability, (b)agency final opinions and orders, in-cluding policy statements and staffmanu.als, (c) operational and other ap-propriate agency records, and (d) agencyproceedings. The part also covers exemp-tions from disclosure of such materials,ikrocedures for the guidance of the publicin obtaining information and inspectingrecords, service of subpoena or otherlegal demand with respect to records,and authentication and attestation ofrecord copies.

Subpart 105-60.1-GeneralProvisions

1. Section 105-60.104(a) (3) is addedto indicate expressly that donated his-torical materials accepted by GSA froma source other than an agency of theUnited States Government in accordancewith 44 U.S.C. 397 are not subject to theprovisions of the "Freedom of Informa-tion Act." As added, the section reads asfollows:

§ 105-60.104 Definitions.

(a) * * *(3) Donated historical materials (as

defined in § 105-61.001-4) accepted byGSA from a source other than an agencyof the U.S. Government in accordancewith the provisions of 44 U.S.C. 397.

2. Section 105-60.106 is revised to referspecifically to the application of the ex-ecutive privilege disclosure exemption torequests for information from the Con-gress. As revised, the section reads asfollows:§ 105-60.106 Congressional informa-

tion.Nothing in. this Part 105-60 authorizes

withholding information from the Con-gress except where executive privilege isinvoked by the President (see §105-60.603).

3. Section 10.5-60.107 is revised toclarify procedures with respect to re-quests for records of other agencies,heldby GSA. As revised, the section readsas follows:§ 105-60.107 Records and informational

materials of other agencies.(a) Other agencies' records managed

and administered by GSA. The availabil-ity of records of other agencies locatedin the National Archives of the UnitedStates and Federal records centers aregoverned by Part 105-61 (Public Use ofRecords, Donated Historical Materials,and Facilities in the National Archivesand Records Service).

(b) Current records of other agencies.If a request is submitted to GSA to makeavailable current records or informa-tional materials which are the primaryresponsibility of other agencies, butwhich are in GSA for review purposes,the request will be referred by GSA tothe agency concerned for instructions,unless prior instructions have been re-ceived from the agency.

4. Section 105-60.109 is added to es-tablish procedures to be followed whereit is believed that the records requestedmay be involved in litigation or otherjudicial process in which the UnitedStates is a party, including discoveryprocedures pursuant to the Federal Rulesof Civil Procedure or the Federal Rulesof Criminal Procedure. As added, the newsection reads as follows:§ 105-60.109 Records involved in litiga-

tion or other judicial process. -Where there is reason to believe that

any records requested may be involved inlitigation or other judicial process in

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which the United States is a party, in-cluding discovery procedures pursuant tothe Federal Rules of Civil Procedure orFederal Rules of Criminal Procedure, the'request shall be referred to appropriatelegal counsel for immediate coordinationwith the Department of Justice. Pendingreceipt of advice from that Department,the records involved shall not be madeavailable.

Subpart 105-60.4-identifiableRecords

Subpart 105-60.4 is amended by chang-ing the caption from "Agency Records"to "Identifiable Records" and by revis-ing §§ 105-60.4)1, 105-60.402, and 105-60.402-1(a), as follows:

1. Section 105-60.401 is revised to ref-erence certain procedures under Part105-61 pertaining to the public availabil-ity of records transferred to the NationalArchives and Records Service, GSA, andto cross-reference § 105-60.109. As re-vised, the section reads as follows:

§ 105-60.401 General.Except with respect to the records made

available pursuant to Subparts 105-60.2and 105-60.3, identifiable records re-quested in accordance with § 105-60.402,or in accordance with § 105-61.101 or§ 105-61.104, will be made promptlyavailable to any person by GSA, unlessnondisclosure is invoked pursuant to§ 105-60.105m2. While the burden of iden-tification rests with the person seekingthe record, GSA will assist to the extentpracticable in this regard. Where it isbelieved that records requested may beinvolved in litigation or other judicialprocess in which the United States is aparty, the procedures set forth under§ 105-60.109 shall be followed.

2. Section 105-60.402 is revised to setforth the scope of coverage of the section.The revision specifies that records trans-ferred to the National Archives andRecords Service, GSA, are subject to pro-cedures under Part 105-61 and are notwithin the scope of § 105-60.402. Therevision also provides cross-references toprocedures in Part 105-61 applicable tothe public use of records transferred tothe National Archives and RecordsService. As revised, the section reads asfollows:

§ 105-60.402 Procedures for makingrecords available.

This section sets forth initial pro-cedures for making identifiable recordsavailable when 'requested. These pro-cedures do not apply to records that havebeen transferred to the National Archivesand Records Service in accordance withthe Federal Records Act of 1950 (44U.S.C. 392-401), which include "ar-chives" and "FRC records" (as definedin §§ 105-61.001-2 and 105-61.001-3).The initial procedures on availability ofsuch records are governed by Part 105-61(see §§ 105-61.101 and 105-61.104).

3. Section .105-60.402-1(a) is revisedto clarify instructions regarding theGSA office to which requests for identi-fiable records shall be submitted by the


public and to delete obsolete referencesto the National Archives and RecordsService. As revised, the section reads asfollows:

§ 105-60.402-1 Submission of requestsfor identifiable records.

(a) With respect to identifiable rec-ords located in the GSA Central Office,requests shall be submitted, in writing orin person, to the Director of Information,Office of the Administrator, GeneralServices Administration, Washington,D.C. 20405. With respect to identifiablerecords located in the GSA regionaloffices, requests shall be submitted to theRegional Director of Business Affairs forthe particular region involved at theaddress listed in § 105-60.303(a).

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