31291

Rules and Regulations Federal Register

V ol. 45, N o. 94

Tuesday, M ay 13, 1980

This section of the FEDERAL REGISTER 

contains regulatory documents having 

general applicability and legal effect, most 

of which are keyed to and codified in 

the Code of Federal Regulations, which is 

published under 50 titles pursuant to 44 

U.S.C. 1510.

The Code of Federal Regulations is sold 

by the Superintendent of Documents.

Prices of new books are listed in the 

first FEDERAL REGISTER issue of each 

month.

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

11CFR Part 4

[Notice 1980-18]

Public Records and the Freedom of

Information Act

AGENCY: Federal Election Commission. 

ACTION: Final rule.

SUMMARY: This notice contains the final 

rule amending the Federal Election 

Commission Regulations implementing 

the Freedom of Information Act (5 USC 

552). Specifically, this rule amends 

certain sections of 11 CFR Part 4 which 

were published as part of a final rule on 

June 8,1979, and June 27,1979, at 44 FR 

33368 and 44 FR 37491, respectively.

The proposed rule upon which this 

final rule is based was published on 

September 17,1979, at 44 FR 53924. A 

comment period was specified and one 

person commented. Slight changes have 

been made from the proposed rule, both 

to take into account the comment 

received and also to make the final rule 

conform to the Federal Election 

Campaign Act Amendments of 1979 with 

respect to section references, 

definitions, and enforcement 

procedures.

EFFECTIVE DATE: June 12,1980.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Frederick S. Eiland, Publication 

Information Officer (202) 523-4065. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: These 

amendments to the Commission’s FOIA 

regulations reflect'the fact that records 

made available to the public by the 

Commission pursuant to its statutory 

public disclosure duties (see 2 USC 

437f(d), 437g(a)(4)(B)(ii), 438(a)) may also 

be legally obtained by die public 

through die Freedom of Information Act 

(5 USC 552). 11 CFR 4.3 and 4.4 have 

therefore been amended to include such

records in the list of records available 

pursuant to the FOIA.

The amendments also reflect minor 

changes necessitated by the Federal 

Election Campaign Act Amendments of 

1979, Pub. L. No. 96-187 (1980).

The amendments include a schedule 

of fees which will be charged for records 

produced pursuant to the FOIA. These 

fees are based upon a study conducted 

by the Commission’s Office of Planning 

and Management and are no higher 

than, and in most cases lower than, the 

direct cost of search and reproduction 

as calculated by that study.

With respect to records which are 

available both pursuant FOIA and also 

through the Commission’s Public 

Disclosure Division, these amendments, 

together with 11 CFR Part 5 which is 

contained in a separate notice published 

today provide a uniform disclosure 

policy with respect to both procedures 

and fees.

The Commission received a comment 

with respect to the waiver of fees 

provision in the existing regulations 

stating that the criteria for determining 

whether a reduction or waiver of fees is 

in the “public interest” should be stated. 

In response to this comment, the 

amended regulations track the language 

of 5 U SC 552(a)(4)(A) in an effort to 

indicate that waiver or reduction of fees 

is in the “public interest” when 

furnishing the requested information to 

the requester is considered by the 

Commission as primarily benefiting the 

public at large as opposed to primarily 

benefiting the requester or a limited 

class of interested persons.

The Commission intends by separate 

notices to promulgate proposed 

regulations implementing both the FOIA 

and the Commission’s public disclosure 

duties under the Act with respect to 

computer tapes and indices. In the 

interim, requests for computer tapes and 

indices will be handled in accordance 

with a notice published in the FE C

Record, Vol. 6 No. 2 (February 1980).

Chapter 1, Part 4 of Title 11, Code of 

Federal Regulations is amended as 

follows:

§ 4.1 [Amended]

,1.11 CFR 4.1(b) and (e) are amended, 

11 CFR 4.1(f) is added:

* * * * *

(b) “Commissioner” means the 

Secretary of the Senate, the Clerk of the 

House, or their designees ex officio, or

an individual appointed to the Federal 

Election Commission pursuant to 2 USC 

437c(a).

* * * * *

(e) “Act” measn the Federal Election 

Campaign Act of 1971, as amended by 

the Federal Election Campaign Act 

Amendments of 1974,1976, and 1979, 

and unless specifically excluded, 

includes Chapters 95 and 96 of the 

Internal Revenue Code of 1954 relating 

to public financing of Federal elections.

(f) “Public Disclosure Division” of the 

Commission is that division which is 

responsible for, among other things, the 

processing of requests for public access 

to records which are submitted to the 

Commission pursuant to 2 U SC 437f(d), 

437g(a)(4)(B)(ii), and 438(a).

* * * * *

§ 4.3 [Amended]

2.11 CFR 4.3(b) and (c) are deleted 

and 11 CFR 4.3(a) is designated 11 CFR 

4.3.

§ 4.4 [Amended]

3.11 CFR 4.4(a)(3) is amended and 

4.4(a)(10) through (15) are added:

(a) * * *

(3) Opinions of Commissioners 

rendered in enforcement cases and 

General Counsel’s reports and nonexempt 2 U SC 437g investigatory 

materials in enforcement files will be 

made available no later than 30 days 

from the date on which a respondent is 

notified that the Commission has voted 

to take no further action and to close 

such an enforcement file. -

Hr * * * *

(10) Reports of receipts and 

expenditures, designations of campaign 

depositories, statements of organization, 

candidate designations of committees, 

and the indices compiled from the filings 

therein.

(11) Requests for advisory opinions, 

written comments submitted in 

connection therewith, and responses 

approved by the Commission.

(12) With respect to enforcement 

matters, any conciliation agreement 

entered into between the Commission 

and any respondent.

(13) Copies of studies published 

pursuant to the Commission’s duty to 

serve as a national clearinghouse on 

election law administration.

(14) Audit reports (if discussed in 

open session).

(15) Agenda for Commission meetings.
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§ 4.4 [Amended]

4.11 CFR 4.4 (b), (c), (d), and (e) are 

redesignated 4.4 (c), (d), (e), and (f), 

respectively, and a new paragraph (b) is 

inserted as follows: 

*****

(b) Public access to the materials 

described in subparagraphs (a)(3) and

(a)(10) through (a)(15) of this section is 

also available pursuant to the Federal 

Election Campaign Act of 1971, as 

amended, in accordance with the 

provisions of Part 5 of this chapter.

§ 4.7 [Amended]

5.11 CFR 4.7 (a) and (b) are amended 

to read as follows:

(a) A request to inspect or copy 

Commission public records of the type 

referred to in 11 CFR 4.4(b) may be 

made in person or by mail. The Public 

Records Office is open Monday through 

Friday between the hours of 9:00 a.m. 

and 5:00 p.m. and is located on the first 

floor, 1325 K Street, N.W ., Washington,

D.C. 20463.

(b) Request for copies of records 

pursuant to the Freedom of Information 

Act shall be addressed to FOIA officer, 

Federal Election Commission, 1325 K 

Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20463. 

The request shall reasonably describe 

the records sought with sufficient 

specificity with respect to names, dates, 

and subject matter, to permit the records 

to be located. A requester will be 

promptly advised if the records cannot 

be located on the basis of the 

description given and that further 

identifying information must be 

provided before the request can be 

satisfied.

* * * * *

§ 4.9 [Amended]

6.11 CFR 4.9 is amended to read as 

follows:

(a) Fees will be charged for copies of 

records which are furnished a requester 

under this part and for the staff time 

spent in locating and reproducing such 

records. The fees to be levied for 

services rendered under this part shall 

not exceed the Commission’s direct 

costs of processing requests for these 

records enumerated in section 4.4(a) of 

this part computed on the basis of the 

actual number of copies produced and 

the staff time expended in searching for 

and reproducing such copies in 

accordance with the following schedule 

of standard fees:

Paper reproduction o f documents by Kodak,

IBM , and Xerox copiers—$.05 per page plus

any staff time.

Paper reproduction o f microfilm prints made

overnight in Baltimore lab— $.10 per page

(no staff time).

Paper reproduction of microfilm prints using

Microfilm Reader-Printers— $.10 per page

plus any staff time.

Staff time/first half hour—no charge.

Staff time/each additional half hour— $2.50.

Copy of transcription of Commission

proceedings not previously transcribed—

$3.00 per page.

Copy of existing transcription of Commission

proceedings—$.05 per page.

Record certification—$2.00 per order.

Microfilm-Index—$1.00 per reel.

Microfilm-Documents— $10.00 per reel.

Multicandiate Committee Index—$4.00.

Index of Committee/Sponsor or Sponsor/

Committee—$10.00 each.

Office Account Index—$2.50.

Advisory Opinion Index—$5.10.

Report on Financial Activity—$5.00 per

volume.

Financial Control and Compliance Manual—

$7.50.

(b) In the event the anticipated fees 

for pending requests under this part 

from the same requester exceed $25.00, 

such records will not be searched for or 

made available, nor copies furnished 

unless the requester pays, or makes 

acceptable arrangements to pay, the 

total amount due, or if the fee is not

* precisely ascertainable, the approximate 

amount. In the event an advance 

payment hereunder shall differ from the 

actual fees due, an appropriate 

adjustment will be made at the time the 

copies are delivered or made available.

(c) The Commission may reduce or 

waive payments of fees hereunder if it 

determines that such waiver or 

reduction is in the public interest 

because the furnishing of the requester 

involved can be considered as primarily 

benefiting the general public as opposed 

to primarily benefiting the person or 

organization requesting the information.

Dated: M ay 2,1980.

Robert O . Tieman,

Chairman, Federal Election Commission.

[FR Doc. 80-14663 Filed 5-12-80; 8:45 am]

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11 CFR Part 5

(Notice 1980-19]

Access to Public Disclosure Division

Documents

a g e n c y : Federal Election Commission. 

a c tio n : Final rule.

SUMMARY: This notice contains the final 

rule adding a new Part 5 to 11 CFR to 

implement the public access provisions 

of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 

1971, as amended. Prior Commission 

policy was set forth in the 

announcement appearing at 40 FR 580 

(July 7,1975).

The proposed rule upon which this 

final rule is based was published on 

September 17,1979, at 44 FR 53924. A 

comment period was specified and one 

person commented. Slight changes have 

been made from the proposed rule both 

to take into account the comment 

received and also to make the final rule 

conform to the Federal Election 

Campaign Act Amendments of 1979 with 

respect to section references, 

definitions, and enforcement 

procedures.

EFFECTIVE DATE: June 12,1980.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Frederick S. Eiland, Public Information 

Officer (202) 523-4143.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: These 

regulations create a new Part 5 in 11 

CFR which contains a description of 

those documents which are available to 

the public pursuant to the Commission’s 

public disclosure duties (see 2 U.S.C. 

437f(d), 437g(a)(4)(B)(ii), 438(a)) and 

prescribes fees to be charged for their 

location and reproduction.

The schedule of fees is based upon a 

study conducted by the Commission’s 

Office of Planning and Management and 

are no higher than, and in most cases 

lower than, the direct cost of search and 

reproduction as calculated by that 

study.

Minor changes have been made from 

,the proposed regulations where 

necessitated by the Federal Election 

Campaign Act Amendments of 1979,

Pub. L. 96-187 (1980).

With respect to records covered by 

this part, these regulations, together 

with the amendments to 11 CFR Part 4 

which are contained in a separate notice 

published today, provide a uniform 

disclosure policy with respect to both 

procedures and fees.

The Commission received a comment 

with respect to the waiver of fees 

provision in the proposed regulations 

stating that the criteria for determining 

whether a reduction or waiver of fees is 

in the “public interest’’ should be stated. 

In response to this comment, the 

regulation tracks the language of 5

U .S.C. 552(a)(4)(A) in an effort to 

indicate that waiver or reduction of fees 

is in the “public interest” when 

furnishing the requested information to 

the requestor is considered by the 

Commission as primarily benefiting the 

public at large as opposed to primarily 

benefiting the requestor or a limited 

class of interested persons.

The Commission intends by separate 

notices to promulgate proposed 

regulations implementing both the FOIA 

and the Commission’s public disclosure 

duties under the Act with respect to 

computer tapes and indices. In the
Federal Register / .V ol, 45, K o. 94 / Tuesday, M ay 13, 1980 / Rules and Regulations 31293

interim, requests for computer tapes and 

indices will be handled in accordance 

with, a notice published in the FE C

RecordVol. 6, No. 2 (February 1980).

Chapter I of Title II Code of Federal 

Regulations is amended by the addition 

of the following new part

PART 5— ACCESS TO PUBLIC

DISCLOSURE DIVISION DOCUMENTS

Sec.

5.1 D efinitions.

5.2 P olicy on disclosure o f records.

5.3 Scope.

5.4 A v a ila b ility o f records.

5.5 Request for records.

5.6 F ees.

Authority: 2 U .S .C . 437f(d), 437g(a)(4)(B)(ii),

438(a), and 31 U .S .C . 483a.

§ 5.1 Definitions.

(a) “Commission” means the Federal 

Election Commission established by the 

Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, 

as amended.

(b) “Commissioner* means the 

Secretary of the Senate, the Clerk of the 

House, or their designees, ex officio, or 

an individual appointed to the Federal 

Election Commission pursuant to 2

U.S.C. 437c(a).

(c) “Request” means to seek access to 

Commission materials subject to the 

provisions of the Federal Election 

Campaign Act of 1971, as amended.

(d) “Requestor” is any person who 

submits a request to the Commission.

(e) “Act” means the Federal Election 

Campaign Act, as amended by the 

Federal Election Campaign Act 

Amendments of 1974,1976, and 1979, 

and unless specifically excluded, 

includes Chapters 95 and 96 of the 

Internal Revenue Code of 1954 relating 

to public financing of Federal elections.

(f) “Public Disclosure Division” of the 

Commission is that division which is 

responsible for, among other things, the 

processing of requests for public access 

to records which are submitted to the 

Commission pursuant to 2 U.S.C. 

437g(a)(4)(B)(ii), and 438(a).

§ 5.2 Policy on disclosure of records.

(a) The Commission will make the 

fullest possible disclosure of records to 

the public, consistent with the rights of 

individuals to privacy, the rights of 

persons contracting with the 

Commission with respect to trade secret 

and commercial or financial information 

entitled to confidential treatment, the 

need for the Commission to promote free 

internal policy deliberations and to 

pursue its official activities without 

undue disruption.

(b) Nothing herein shall be deemed to 

restrict the public availability of 

Commission records falling outside

provisions of the Act, or to restrict such 

public access to Commission records as 

is available pursuant to the Freedom of 

Information A ct and die rules set forth 

as Part 4 of this chapter.

§ 5.3 Scope.

(a) The regulations in this part 

implement the provisions of 2 U.S.C. 

437f(d), 437g(A)(4)(B)(ii), and 438(a).

(b) Public access to such Commission 

records as are subject to the collateral 

provisions of the Freedom of 

Information Act and are not included in 

the material subject to disclosure under 

this part (described in 11 CFR 5.4(a)) 

shall be governed by the rules set forth 

as Part 4 of this chapter.

§ 5.4 Availability of records.

(a) In accordance with 2 U .S.C. 438(a), 

the Commission shall make the 

following material available for public 

inspection and copying through the 

Commission’s Public Disclosure 

Division:

(1) Reports of receipts and 

expenditures, designations of campaign 

depositories, statements of organization, 

candidate designation of campaign 

committees and the indices compiled 

from the filings therein.

(2) Requests for advisory opinions, 

written comments submitted in 

connection therewith, and responses 

issued by the Commission.

(3) With respect to enforcement 

matters, any conciliation agreement 

entered into between the Commission 

and any respondent.

(4) Opinions of Commissioners 

rendered in enforcement cases and 

General Counsel’s report and nonexempt 2 U .S.C. 437g investigatory 

materials in enforcement files will be 

made available no later than 30 days 

from the date on which a respondent is 

notified that the Commission has voted 

to take no further action and to close 

such an enforcement file.

(b) The provisions of this part apply 

only to existing records; nothing herein 

shall be construed as requiring the 

creation of new records.

(c) In order to ensure the integrity of 

the Commission records subject to the 

Act and the maximum availability of 

such records to the public, nothing 

herein shall be construed as permitting 

the physical removal of any Commission 

records from the public facilities 

maintained by the Public Disclosure 

Division other than copies of such 

records obtained in accordance with the 

provisions of this part.

(d) Release of records under this 

section is subject to the provisions of 5

U.S.C. 552a.

§5.5 Request for records.

(a) A request to inspect or copy those 

public records described m 11 CFR 

5.4(a) may be made in person or by mail. 

The Public Disclosure Division is open 

Monday through Friday between the 

hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. and is 

located on die first floor, 1325 K Street, 

Northwest Washington, D.C. 20463.

(b) Each request shall describe the 

records sought with sufficient specificity 

with respect to names, dates and subject 

matter to permit the records to be 

located with a reasonable amount of 

effort A requestor will be promptly 

advised if the requested records cannot 

be located on the basis of the 

description given and that further 

identifying information must be 

provided before the request can be 

satisfied.

(c) Requests for copies of records not 

available through the Public Disclosure 

Division shall be addressed to the FOIA 

Officer, Federal Election Commission, 

1325 K Street Northwest Washington,

D.C. 20463. Requests for Commission 

records not described in 11 CFR 5.4(a) 

shall be treated as requests made 

pursuant to the Freedom of Information 

Act (5 U .S.C. 552) and shall be governed 

by 11 CFR Part 4. In the event that the 

Public Disclosure Division receives a 

written request for access to materials 

not describe in 11 CFR 5.4(a), it shall 

promptly forward such request to the 

Commission FOIA officer for processing 

in accordance with the provisions of 

Part 4 of this chapter.

§5.6 Fees.

(a) Fees will be charged for copies off 

records which are furnished a requestor 

under this part and for the staff time 

spent in locating and reproducing such 

records. The fees to he levied for 

services rendered under this part shall 

not exceed the Commission’s direct cost 

of processing requests for those records 

computed on the basis of the actual 

number of copies produced and the staff 

time expended in fulfilling the particular 

request, in accordance with the 

following schedule of standard fees:

Paper reproduction o f docum ents b y K odak,

IB M and X e ro x copiers— $.05 per p age plus

a n y s ta ff tim e.

Paper reproduction o f microfilm prints made

overnight in Baltimore lab—$.10 per page

(no staff time).

Paper reproduction o f microfilm prints using

Microfilm Reader-Printers— $.10 per page

plus any staff time.

Staff time/first half hour—no charge.

S ta ff tim e/each additional h a lf hour—-$2.50.

M icrofilm -In dex— $1.00 per reel.

M icrofilm -D ocum ents— $10.00 per reel.

M u lticand idate Com m ittee Index— $4.00.

Index of Committee/Sponsor or Sponsor

Committee— $10.00 each.
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Office Account. Index—$5.10.

Report on Financial Activity—$5.00.

Financial Control and Compliance Manual—

$7.50.

(b) In the event the anticipated fees 

for pending requests under this part 

from the same requestor exceed $25.00, 

such records will not be searched for or 

made available, nor copies furnished 

unless the requestor pays, or makes 

acceptable arrangements to pay, the 

total amount due, or if the fee is not 

precisely ascertainable, the approximate 

amount. In the event an advance 

payment hereunder shall differ from the 

actual fees due, an appropriate 

adjustment will be made at the time the 

copies are delivered or made available.

(c) The Commission may reduce or 

waive payments of fees hereunder if it 

determines that such waiver or 

reduction is in the public interest 

because the furnishing of the requested 

information to the particular requestor 

involved can be considered as primarily 

benefiting the general public as opposed 

to primarily benefiting the person or 

organization requesting the information.

Date'd: M ay 2,1980.

Robert O . T iem an ,

Chairman, Federal Election Commission.

[FR Doc. 80-14604 Filed 5-12-80; 8:45 am]

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FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE

CORPORATION

12 CFR Part 309

Information Made Available for Public

Inspection

a g e n c y : Federal Deposit Insurance

Corporation.

a c tio n : Final rule.

s u m m a r y : The Federal Deposit 

Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”) 

regulation 309.4(b)(4) states that the 

Summary of Deposits for commercial 

banks (Form 8020/05) and the Summary 

of Deposits for mutual savings banks 

(Form 8020/46) are surveys available for 

public inspection at the FDIC’s 

discretion. Enactment of the Depository 

Institutions Deregulation and Monetary 

Control Act of 1980, Section 308 

"Deposit Insurance," necessitates that 

the FDIC collect, in the Summary of 

Deposits, additional information that 

should not be disclosed to the public. 

Therefore, the Board of Directors of the 

FDIC is issuing an amendment to its 

regulations. This amendment limits 

information made available for public 

inspection.

EFFECTIVE DATE: May 5,1980.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Carol Galbraith, Attorney (202-389- 

4422), Bank Regulation Section, Federal 

Deposit Insurance Corporation, 55017th 

Street, NW., Washington, D.C. 20429. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Section

309.4 of the FDIC regulations (12 CFR

309.4) concerns information made 

available for public inspection. 

Subsection (b)(1) to § 309.4 (12 CFR 

309.4(b)(1)) states that the Summary of 

Deposits for commercial banks (Form 

8020/05) and the Summary of Deposits 

for mutual savings banks (Form 8020/46) 

are available for public inspection at the 

FDIC’s discretion.

Enactment of the Depository 

Institutions Deregulation and Monetary 

Control Act of 1980 (Pub. L. 96-221), 

Section 308 “Deposit Insurance," 

necessitates the collection of additional 

data in the Summary of Deposits. 

Specifically, the FDIC needs detailed 

breakdowns on the size of accounts and 

the number of accounts held by insured 

banks. The FDIC’s Board of Directors is 

of the opinion that this new information 

represents confidential Financial data 

and, therefore considers it desirable to 

exempt from public disclosure those 

parts of the Summary of Deposits 

containing the size and number of 

accounts.

This amendment of § 309.4(b)(4) 

maintains the confidentiality of data on 

the size and number of accounts 

(whereas, § 304.2 requires that the 

summaries of deposit be reported). Thus, 

the Board has determined that since this 

amendment pertains only to disclosure 

of information by the FDIC, it will not 

affect the record-keeping or reporting 

requirements of the banks. Thus the 

amendment will have no significant 

direct costs to banks and no cost-benefit 

analysis is needed.

The alternative approach considered 

was the creation of an additional form 

to contain the newly required 

confidential information on size and 

number of accounts. That alternative 

was rejected since use of the Summary 

of Deposits format is both familiar and 

more efficient for reporting banks to use.

The regulation will preserve the 

confidentiality of information that has 

not been reported in the recent past and 

that when reported earlier, has been 

held in confidence (for example in the 

surveys of the Summary of Accounts 

and Deposits of 1975 and prior years).

By maintaining confidentiality, the 

regulation enhances competition by 

encouraging economic research and 

banking innovation. (For example, to the 

extent that data on the size and number 

of accounts for each bank office may 

reveal the results of marketing research, 

the public availability of that data

would discourage research and 

innovation.)

The Board has further determined that 

because the amendment is a technical 

change that preserves existing 

confidentiality of size and number of 

accounts, for which it is in the interest of 

reporting banks to make the amendment 

effective without delay, no purpose 

would be served by conventional rulemaking procedures prescribed by 

section 553(b) of the United States Code 

(5 U .S.C. 553(b) and 553(d)), including 

notice, public participation, and 

deferred effective date.

Section 309.4(b)(4) is revised to read 

as follows: *

§ 309.4 Information made available for 

public inspection.

* * * * *

(b) * * *

(4) The following statistical surveys 

filed by insured banks, which would 

otherwise be exempt from disclosure 

under subsection (b)(8) of the Freedom 

of Information Act (5 U.S.C. 552(b)(8)); 

Summary of Deposits for Commercial 

banks5 and Summary of Deposits for 

mutual savings banks,6 except that 

information on the size of accounts and 

the number of accounts will not be 

available to the public. Requests for 

information contained in the surveys 

should be sent to the Chief of the Bank 

Statistics Branch, Division of 

Management Systems and Financial 

Statistics, Federal Deposit Insurance 

Corporation, 55017th Street, N.W., 

Washington, D.C. 20429.

(Sec. 9 “ Seventh" and “Tenth” , 64 Stat. 881

(12 U .S .C 1819 “ Seventh” and “Tenth” ))

By Order of the Board of Directors.

Dated; M ay 5,1980.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

H o y le L . R obinson,

Executive Secretary.

[FR Doc. 80-14704 Filed 5-12-80; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6714-01-M

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Federal Energy Regulatory

Commission

18 CFR Part 35

[Order No. 84; Docket No. RM79-29]

Filing of Rate Schedules; Regulations

Limiting Percentage Adders in Electric

Rates for Transmission Services

M ay 7,1980.

AGENCY: Federal Energy Regulatory

Commission.

a c tio n : Final rule.