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10810 (i.e., support or opposition) toward un- ions. union activity or the labor move- ment; (h) Support of any particular union in any dispute with any other union; (i) Support of or opposition to any IndivlduaHs) engaged in a labor dispute because of such individual's a.dvocacy of a partIcular pOsition or point of view in 6uch dispute; (j) Any demonstation. rally or picket- ing activity to promote a particular point of view In regard to unions, union ac- tivity or the labor movement; (k) Any advertising campaign de- signed to promote a particular view in regard to unions, union activity or the labor movement; (1) .Any lobbying activity or campaign of mass letter writing directed toward any local, State or Federal Government omcials for the purpose of influencing them as to unions, union activity, the labor movement or any issue pertaining to unions, union activity or the labor movement; (m) Payment of membership fees, ini- tiation fees, dues, assessments, contribu- tions or similar payments to any union or labor organization; (n) Payment of membership fees, ini- tiation fees, dues, assessments, contribu- tions or similar payments to any organi- zation or group which devotes or con- tributes any of Its resources, from what- ever source, to any activity which the grantee or delegate agency is prohibited from engaging in by thls instruction. For purposes of the above, the amount of resources devoted to such actiVity is im- ma.terial. ~ 1 068.8-4 Re~trielions on the lI~e of equipmenl and (neililic8. (a) Grantees nnd their delegate agen- cies and employees of grantees or dele- gate agencies may not permit eQiupment or facilities, purchased or leased, with Federal funds, in whole or in part. to be used for support of or opposition to any union activity, during such periods as the equipment or facilities are under the control and/or direction of gran tees and their delegate agencies. (b) Such equipment and facilities shall not be used for. nor shall Federal funds be used to sponsor or conduct, any meeting relating to union activity. labor disputes or the labor movement. even if provision is made for all pain ts of view y;ith regard to such. This subpart shall become effective June I, 1973. HOWARD PHILLIPS, Acting Director. (FR Doc.73-8545 Filed 5-1-73;8:45 am) Title 47-Telecommunication CHAPTER I-FEDERAl COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION I FCC 73-439] PART Q--COMMISSION ORGANIZATION Hearing and Legal Division Order in the matter of amendment of Part O-Statement of Organization, Del- RULES AND REGULATIONS egatlons of Authority and Other Infor~ matlon: Formation of Hearlng and Legal Division in the Common Carrier Bu- reau. At a session of the Federal Communi- cations Commission held at its offices in Washington, D.C.; The Commission having Wlder consid- eration the formation of a Hearing and Legal Division in the Common Carrier Bureau; and It appearing, that the amendments adopted herein would promote greater efficiency and effectiveness in Commis- sion operations; and It further appearing, that the amendments adopted herein relate to Commission organization and, therefore. compliance with the public notice and rulemaking procedures of the Adminis- trative Procedure Act (5 U.S.C. 553) is not required; It is ordered, That. effective April 29, 1973, and pursuant to sections 4 (0 and (1) and 5(b) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended. a Hearing and Le- gal Division shall be established within the Common Carrier Bureau; It is further ordered. That the Hear- ing and Legal Division, under the super- vision and direction of the Chief of the Bureau. shall (1) be responsible for the performance of all functions of the Com- mon Carrier Bureau in the trial of evi- dentiary hearing proceedings; (1) act as the legal office for the Bureau and handle any regal or enforcement matter referred to it by the Chief of the Bureau or by any other division; It is further ordered, That. pursuant to sections 4 (f) and (i) and 5(b) of the. Communications Act. of 1934, as amended. Part 0 of the Commission's rules ffnd regulations is amended, e1Jective April 29, 1973, as set forth below. (Sees. 4. 0,48 Sta.t.. as amended,lOGG, 10G8; 47 U.S.C. 164. 155.) Adopted April 25, 1973. Released April 27, 1973. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION. t [SEAL] BEN F. WAPLE, Secretar1l. Section 0.92 is amended by adding par- agraph (h) to read as follows: ~ 0.92 Units in the Bureau. . . . . . ~ 32.32 Special regulalions; hig Komc; for individual wildlife refugc areas. TBxAs LAGUNA ATASCOSA NATIONAL WILDLIFE R!:FUGE Public hunting of deer on the Laguna Atascosa NationaJ Wildlife Refuge, Tex.. is permitted only on the area designated by signs 80S open to hunting. This open area, comprising 19,240 acres, 1s de- lineated on maps available at refuge headquarters. Harlingen, Tex., and from the RegionaJ Director. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, P.O. Box 1306, Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87103. Hunting shall be in accordance with all applicable State regulations covering the archery hunt of deer subject to the following special conditions: (1) Hunting with, or }X>ssession of, weapons other than long bow is not per- mitted. (2) The open season for hunting deer on the refuge Is from 12 noon Friday through sunset Sunday each fuB week- end in October. (3) Hunting hours will close at sunset each day. (4) The bag limit is one deer of either sex. (5) Target and field arrows are not pemiitted. -{6) Hunters must check in and out each day of the hunt at the Laguna Atascosa Field omce. which will be open 1~!.a hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Permits will be issued and col4 lected at this point. Every deer must be checked out at this point. (7) Vehicles will not be permitted off refuge roads or beyond blocked off gates. The provisions or this special regula- tion supplement the regulations which govern hunting on wildlife refuge areas generally which are set forth in Title 50. Code of Federal Regulations. part 32. and are effective through October 28, 1973. CARRELL L. RY^N, Refuge Manager, Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge. APRIL 17. 1973. [FR Doc.73-B528 Filed 5-1-73;8:45 am] . (h) Hearing and Legal Division. [FR Doe.7S-8554 F1led 6-1-73; 8:45 am} litle 50-Wildlife and Fisheries CHAPTER ~UREAU ,OF SPORT FISH. ERIES AND WilDLIFE. FISH AND WILD. LIFE SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR PART 32-HUNTING Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge, Tex. The following special regulatIon is issued and Is effective May 2. 1973. 1 Comml5s1oners Reid and. Wiley absent. Title 23-Highways and Vehicles CHAPTER I!-HIGHWAY SAFETY PRO- GRAM STANDARDS, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PART 204--lJNIFORM SYSTEMS FOR STATE HIGHWAY SAFETY PROGRAMS PART 1204-UNIFORM SYSTEMS FOR STATE HIGHWAY SAFETY PROGRAMS Redesignation By this notice part 204 of chapter n, in title 23 of the Code of Federal Regu- lations, is redesignated as part 1204. Chapters I and II of title 23 have up to now been established according to tl1e usual CPR pattern, with chapter I in. eluding the potential parts 1 to 199. and chapter n the potential parts 200 to 299. However, the Federal Highway Admin- istration 15 plannIng to publish in chap~ ter I a large amount of regulatory ma- FEDERAL IEGISJEIl, VOL. 38, NO. 84;-WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1973