WSP09126

• File Number: 8030
• Description: Section D General Correspondence-Other Organizations/Agencies
• State: CO
• Date: 5/2/1973
• Author: National Archives
• Title: US Water Resources Council-1972-1977-Federal Register-Volume 38 Number 84-Pages 10789-10908-Part 1
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Publication

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fj 12.18 Fee!! of wilne8!'ee.
(b) Witnesses summoned before the
administrative law judge or the secretary
shall be paid the same fees and mfleage
that are paid witnesses in the courts of
the United States, and witnesses whose
depositions are taken, and the persons
taking the same, shall be entitled to the
same fees as are paid for like services
in the courts of the United States. Fees
shall be paid by the party at whose in-
stances the witness appears or the
deposition is taken.
Effective date.-The foregoing rules
shall become effective on April 27. 1973.
Done at Washington, D.C., this 27th
day of April 1973.

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G. H. WISE,
Acting Administrator, Animal
and Plant Health Inspection Service.

lFR Doc.73--8580 FIled 5-1-73;8:45 am]

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SUBCHAPTER C-INTERSTATE TRANSPORTA.
TlON OF ANIMALS (INCLUDINQ. POULTRY)
AND ANIMAL PRODUCTSi EXTRAORDINARY
EMERGENCY REGULATION OF INTRASTATE
ACTIVITIES
PART 73-SCABIES IN CATTLE
Areas Released From Quarantine
This amendment releases Bailey, Gray,
Hale, Lamb, and Swisher CounUes in
Texas from the areas quarantined be-
cause of cattle scabies. Therefore the
restrictions pertaining to the inter'state
movement of cattle from quarantined
areas contained in 9 CFR part 73, as
amended, do not apply to the excluded
areas, but will continue to apply to the
quarantined areas described in ~ 73.1a.
Further, the restrictions pertaining to
the interstate movement of cattle from
nonquarantined areas contained in said
part 73 apply to the excluded areas.
Pursuant to provisions of the Bct of
May 29, 1884, as amended, the act of
February 2, 1903, as amended, the act of
March 3, 1905, as amended, and the act
of July 2. 1962 (21 U.S.C. 111-113. 115.
117, 120, 121. 123-126. 134b, 134fl, part
73, title 9, Code of Federal Regulations
"restricting the interstate movement of
cattle because of scabies, is hereby
amended as follows:
In ~ 73.1a, paragraph (a) relating to
the State of Texas is amended to read:
~ 73.14 Noli('e of quaranline.
(a) Notice is hereby given that cattle
in certain portions of the State of Texas
are a~ected with scabIes. a contagious,
infectIOUS, and communicable cllsease;
and, therefore, the following areas in
such state are hereby quarantined be.
cause of said disease:
(1) Carson County.
(2) CR!ltrocounty.
(3) Dnllam County.
(4) Deaf Smith County.
(5) Hansford County.
(6) Hartley county.
(7) Hutchlnson County.
(8) Moore County.

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(9) Oehlltree County.
(10) Oldham County.
(11) Parmer County.
(12) Potter County.
(13) Randall County.
(14) Sherma.n County.

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ing of such licenses to domestic and
foreign persons SUbject to the request of
the Commission.
3. Proposed 9 25.23(d) (6) has been re-
vised to require, during the term of the
access permit, quarterly reports of
technical information or data. including
economic evaluations thereof, which the
permittee or the Commission considers
may be of interest to the Commission.
4. Proposed ~ 25.23(d) (7) has been re-
vised to restrict to the term of the ac-
cess permit. the permittees' agreement to
make avSilable for inspection by the
Commission all experimental equipment
and technical infmmation or data de-
veloped by the permittee.
5. Proposed S 25.23(d) (8) has been re~
v1sed to specify that the Commission
reserves the right to charge reasonable
compensation for the commercial use
of its inventions and discoveries includ-
ing related data and technology and to
allow applicants qualifying for a permit
pursuBJlt to ~ 25.15(b) (3) (ii) to obtain
access to restricted data in subcategory
B without charge.
6. Proposed S 25.23(d) (9) has been re-
vised to remove restrIctions other than
those imposed by part 110 on permittees'
dissemination of unclassified technical
information or data developed by the
permittee or made available by the
Commission.
7. Proposed ~ 25.23(d) (10) has been
eliminated. Section 25.23(c) (1) has been
revIsed. to emphasize the obligation of
the permittee to comply with such rules,
regulations, and orders as the Commis-
sion may adopt to effectuate the policies
specified in the act directing the Com-
mission to strengthen free competition in
private enterprise and avoid the creation
or maintenance of a situation inconsist-
ent with the antitrust laws.
Certain editorial changes have also
been made in the amendments set forth
below.
The Commission has also determined
the reasonable compensation it will
charge permittees pursuant to ~ 25.23(d)
(8) for use in commercial prOVision of
enrichment services of the Commission's
inventions and discoveries inclUding re-
lated data and technology. Permittees
will be required to pay the COImnission
(a) 3 percent of the gross revenues of
e~ch production facility for the provi-
SIon of such services during the period
ending 17 years after the commencement
of commercial operation of such facility,
or (b) a~ may be agreed, a lump sum,
payable m advance of commercial op-
eration of such facility, which the Com.
mission determines to be equivalent to
the present value to the Commission of
3 percent of the estimated gross revenues
of such facility during such period.
Pursuant to the Atomic Energy Act of
1954, as amended, and sections 552 and
553 of title 5 of the UnIted States Code,
the following amendments to title 10
chapter 1, Code of Federal Regulations:
part 25 are published as a document sub-
ject to codification, to be effective May 2.
1973.

FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 38, NO. 84-WEDNESDAY, MAY 2:, 1973

(Sees. 4-7, 23 Stat, 32, as amended; sees. 1,
2,32 Stat. 791-702, as amended; secs. 1-4,33
Stat. 1264, 1265, as amended; sees. 3, 11. 76
Stat. 130, 132; 21 U.S.C. 111-113, 115,117,120,
121, 123-126. 134b, 1341; 37 FR 28464, 28477.)
EDeetive date.-The foregoing amend-
ment shall become effective April 27,
1973.
The amendment relieves restriction no
longer deemed necessary to prevent the
spread of cattle scabies, and should be
made effective promptly in order to be of
maximum benefit to affected persons. It
does not appear that pubUc participa-
tion in this rulemaking proceeding would
make additional relevant information
available to the Department.
Accordingly, W1der the administrative
procedure provisions in 5 U.S.C. 553. it is
found upon good cause that notice and
other public procedure with respect to
the amendment are impracticable and
unnecessary, and good cause is found for
making the amendment effective less
than 30 days after publication in the
FEDERAL REGISTER.
Done at Washington, D.C., this 27th
day of Apri11973,
G.H.WISE,
Acting Administrator, Animal and
Plant Health Inspection Service.
{FR Doo.73-8538 Flle.d 5-1-73;8:45 am]

Title lo--Atomic Energy
CHAPTER I-ATOMIC ENERGY
COMMISSION
PART 25--PERMITS FOR ACCESS TO
RESTRICTED DATA CONCERNING THE
SEPARATION OF URANIUM ISOTOPES
On December 9, 1972, the Atomic En-
ergy Conunission published in the FED-
ERAL REGISTER (37 FR 26345) proposed
amendments of its regulation in 10 CFR
Part 25, "Permits for Access to Re~
stricted Data," which would provide ac-
cess to the Government's technology con-
cerning the gaseous diffusion and centri.
fuge processes for the separation of
isotopes of uranitml.
All intersted persons were iuvited to
submit comments or suggestions in con.
nectlon with the proposed amendments
wthin 30 days after publication in the
FEDERAL REClISTER. After consideration of
the comments received and other factors
involved, the amendments have been re-
vised to reflect some of the comments
received. The principal changes from the
amendments published for comment are:
1. Proposed ~ 25.15(b) (3) (1) has been
revised to make applicant eligibility
qUalifications less restrictive.
2. Proposed ~ 25.23(d) (l) and (2)
have been revised to reduce the scope 01
the licensing reqUirements to uses in
the production or enr1~hrnent of special
nuclear materiallmd to make the grant.

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