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Rules and 'Regulations 

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 Wes pUrsuant to 44 

U.S.C. 1510. , The Code of Federal Regulations Is eoId 

by the Superintendent of Documents. 

Prices of new books are listed In the 

first FEDERAl REGISTER issue of each 

month. 

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 

AgrlcuHural Marketing Service 

7CFR Partt81 

Hops of Domestic Production; filling 

Deficiencies and Reserve Hops; 

Correction 

AGENCY: Agricultural Marketing Service. 

USDA. 

ACTION: Fmal rule; correction. 

SUMMARY: This document corrects the 

section heading number of provisions 

regarding reserve hops which appeared 

on page 79006 of the November 28, 1980. 

issue of the Federal Register. and of a change made in those provisions, which 

appeared on page 60179 of the December 

9, 1981, issue of the Federal Register. 

These should have been placed in new 

I 991.139a but were inadvertently 

placed in I 991.139 which had been 

suspended until July 31. 1983. Section 

991.139 precribes requirements on filling 

deficiencies in annual allotments and 

the suspension appeared on page 41902 

of the June 23, 1980. Federal Register. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Frank M. Grasberger, Assistant Chief. 

Specialty Crops Branch, Fruit and 

Vegetable Division, AMB. USDA. 

Washington. D.C. 20250. (202) 447-5697. 

Part 991-{Amended] 

Therefore. "I 991.139 Reserve hops." 

should be corrected to "I 991.139a 

Reserve oops.", and "I 991.139 Filling 

deficiencies in salable quantity." Gould 

be reestablished effective August 1. 

1983. to read as follows: 

I "'.1" filing defk:1encIes In .....,.. quantity. 

Pursuant to I 991.38{d). the 

requirements therein with respect to the 

filling of deficiencies in annual 

allotments are modified as follow.: 

(a) Except aslimlted by paragraph (d) 

of this section. a producer otherwise 

eligible pursuant to I 991.38(d) to fill 

such a deficit in his annual allotment 

may do so only if: (1) Such producer 

experiences conditions beyond his 

control. 8S defined in paragraph (c) of 

this section; (2) he notifies the 

Committee Within 48 hours. or such 

other time as the CommiHee m8Y 

prescribe. of such conditions; (3) he 

furnishes proof. satisfactory to the 

CommiHee. of the conditions beyond his 

_ control within the time prescribed by the 

committee; and (4) the quantity of hops 

. he acquires to flU .the deficit does not 

exceed the amount specified in 

paragraph (h) of this section. 

(h) The amount of the deficit in any 

producer's annual allotment that may be 

filled shall be the lesser of: (1) The 

difference between his annual allotment 

and his harvested quantity. or (2) the 

difference between his harvested 

quantity if any. from acreage affected by 

conditions heyond his control and the 

quantity obtained by multiplying the 

producer's base yield per acre, adjusted 

by the allotment percentage, by the 

number of acres so affected. 

tc) Conditions beyond his control may 

include. but are not necessarily limited 

to, adverse climatic conditions such 8S 

frost. hall, excessive wind or heat which 

are beyond normal hazards of producing 

hops in the particular location and 

excesses or shortages of water not due 

to faulty irrigation practices. 

(d) Where a producer's production of 

hops on all or a part of hi. hop acreage 

is below normal by industry standards 

due to an overall "less than normal 

yield" not caused by conditions beyond 

his control. as defined in paragraph (c) 

)f this section. the producer shall not be 

~ligible to fill any portion of his annual 

allotment deficit not caused hy 

conditions beyond his controL a. 

defined in paragraph (e) of this section. 

(Sees. 1-18. 48 StaL S1 .a amended; 7 U.s.c. 

1101-874) 

Dated: March zc,1883. 

aum .. R. BrUer, 

DinJcIor, Fruit and Vegetable Divhion. 

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Tuesday, March 29, 1883 

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 

Office of Conservation and 

Renewable Energy 

10 CFR Part 430 

[Docket No. CAS-RU-80-UI] 

itO]) 

13013 

Energy Conservation Program for 

Consumer Products; Test Procedurel 

for RefJ1gerators and RefrigeratorFreezers, and Freeze .... Correction 

AGENCY: Office of Conservation and 

Renewable Energy, DOE. 

ACTION: Final rule; correction. 

SUMMARY: This document corrects errors 

made in the final rule amending the test 

procedures for refrigerators and 

refrigerator-freezers. and freezers 

appearing at and following page 34517 of 

the August 10. 1982 Federal Register 

(Vol. 47, No. 154). 

EFFECTIVE DATE: March 29. 1983. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Michael J. McCabe. U.S. Department of 

Energy. Office of Conservation and 

Renewable Energy, Mall Stop CE-113.1. 

1000 Independence Avenue, SW., 

Washington. D.C. 20585. (202) ~2-9l27. 

SUPPL£MENTARY INFORMATION: Upon 

careful review of the Federal Register 

publication of final amendments to the 

test procedures for refrigerators and 

refrigerator-freezers. and freezers. a 

number.of typographical and other 

errors were found. Consequently. the 

final am.endments to the test procedures 

for refrigerators and refrigeratorfreezers. and freezers are corrected as 

set forth below. 

"sued in Waahington. D.c.. March 21. 1983. 

Josepb J.Tribble, 

Msistant Secretary. ConBervotJon and 

lUmewoble Ene1'8Y. 

PART 43O-ENERGY CONSERVATION 

PROGRAM FOR CONSUMER 

PRODUCTS 

Accordingly. the following corrections 

are made to Appendices Al and Bl of 

Subpart B of 10 CFR Part 430: 

AppendIx A1 (AlterMtlve) (Corrected] 

1. Section 1.4 is corrected to capitalize 

the first leHer of the first word in the 

section and to delete the first decimal 

point in the term "(.o.O·C)" to make it 

read "(O.o°C)". 
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2. The third sentence In eection 4.1.2.1 

which reads, In part. .,. • • The iI8COnd 

part would start when a defrost period . 

Is manually Initiated - - _ .. ia COtTeCted 

to read"· - • The second part would 

start when a defrost period ia Initiated ... ". 

S. In section 5.1.2, the reference in the 

last sentence in the section to Bection 

". • • 4.1.3." is corrected to read"· • • 4.1.1." 

Appendix 81 CAHemaUve) (CorTected] 

1. Section 2.1 is corrected to replace 

the term "(32. ±0.6"C)" with the term 

,S2.2±O.S·C)". AlBo,lJeCtion 2.1 ia to be 

placed in correct eeq~ential position 

with regard to section 2.2. . 

2. Section 2.3 it corrected to delete the 

following sentence in ita entirety: 

"[Note.-Change fonnat of 2.3A to 

match fonnat of 2.38]". Also, paragriJph 

A of section 2.3 which reads, in part. 

... • • ia compared to the averBp an 

equivalent time period· • ... Ut 

corrected to read"· • • it compared to 

the average over an equivalent time 

period. 0 -". 

3. The third sentence in Bectioll 4.1'%'1 

which reads. in part, .. • • • The second 

part would start when a defrost period 

is manually initiated· • 0" is corrected 

to read"· • • The aecond part would 

atart when a defrost period Ut initiated . . ... 4. In lection S.l'%' the refereace to the 

188t lentence in the aectioIl to section 

... • • 4.1.3." Ut corrected to read"· • • 4.1.1 ..... 

. S. The fonnula in aection 5.2.1.1 which 

reads "ET ... (EP X 1440 X k)/T" ia 

corrected to read "E'f==(EP X 1440 X 

KJ/T". 

6. The formn1a in lection ULZ which 

reeda "ET=(1440 X FPl/Tl) + . 

((EP2-(FP1 X 1'2/1'1)) X X X u/CT)" 

ia corrected to read ''ET==(1440 X J( X 

EPl/Tl) + ({EP2-(EP1 X T2/T1)) X Ie 

.x 12/CT". 

.,. The fonnula In section 6.2.1.2 which 

reads "E=E1'l + ([ET2-ETt) X 

(0.0"':' TPl)/TF2-TPl)) is corrected to 

read "E=E1'l + ((ET2-ETl) X 

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DEPARTMENT Of THE TREASURY 

Comptroller of the Currency 

t2CFRPwt7 

(DocbIIIo. __ MJ 

InterpreteUve Rulings 

AGENCY: ComptroUer of the OurreDCJ, 

Trea.ury. 

on the abWty of United States-ba.ed 

-.U-U-MARY:--.-Thl-s-d-ocum--e-n-t-co-n-ta-in-a-a--' enterprises to compete with foreigntechnical amendment which clarifiea the based enterprisea in domestic or export marketa. 

AmoN: Final mle. 

Comptroner's interpretive ruling . regarding a national bank'a compliance 

With the five-year holding period for 

"salvage" real estate (12 CFR 7.3Q20). 

EFRcnVE DATE.: March 29, 1983. 

FOil FURTHER IHI"ORMATIOH CONT AC'r. 

Nancy E. Chale, Attomey. Lepl 

Adviaory Services DiYiaion, Office of the 

Comptroller of the CurrenCJ, 

Washington. D.C. 20219, (202) 447-1880. 

SUPPLEMENTARY .. FORMATION: This 

amendment c:lariIiel referencea to 12 

U.S.c. 29 appea.ri.na in 12 CFR ,. .302O(a) 

(1H2) md citing the .u.tute'. "aecond 

paragraph." Reference to the "second 

paragraph" .ill ambiguOUI aince the 

atatute containa both designated and 

undesignated paragntpha. Also, as hal 

occurred ill the past, amendment of the 

statute may change the number of a 

paragraph resulting in an incorrect 

paragraph reference in the regulation. In 

order to avoid ~~se problems and to 

clarify which portion of the statute is 

being referenced in the regulation. this 

amendment refers to the .. ubatance of 12 

U.S.C. Z9 to which the regulation allplies 

,ather than to"1he applicable paragtapb 

number of the ltatute.. ~--

Thia amendment 110 Iateipretiye Ruling 

7.3020 (12 CFR 7.3020) is purely 

technical. It in no.".., &Hecla a bank'. 

obligation to comply or the peaninible 

meanl of compliance with the 

provisions of 12 U.s.c. 28. For thia reason. the Office finda, in accordance· 

with 5 U.s.c. 1S3(b){B), that notice and 

public comment are lmD8.CelI.a.ry. 

Special ADalJ-

~ince this amendment la not lubject to 

notice and comment. preparation of a 

Regulatory Flexibility Analyai8 II not 

required. The Comptl'ODer of the 

Currency believe .. lIoweYel', tbat the 

clarification. will facmtate the 

application of the existing regulation 

and will not .have an)' particular effect 

on ImaD entitiea. 

The Office hu determined that the 

amendment ia not a "'major nale" .. defined by Executive Order U291 and. 

therefore. a Regulalol'y Impact AnaI)'Sia 

baa not been prepared. The amendment 

will not have an annual effect on the 

economy of $100 million or more and 

will not result in a major ial::reaae in the 

coat of bank operations, aovemment 

luperviaion of bank .. or consumer 

lervice8. The amendment al80 will not 

have adverse effect. on competition. 

employment, inYe81mRt, productivit)' ar 

Ust of Subjecta ill 12 en Part '1 

National banb. "'Salvage" real estate. 

Accordingly, 12 CFR Part 7 it 

amended to read u foUows: 

PART 7-INTERPRETIVE RUUNGS 

Subpertc-Bank Ownership of 

Property 

1. The authority citation for Part ., 

1'eBd8 aa followa: 

Authority. R.S. 324 at 118q~ as amended; 12 

U.s.c. 1 et .eq., unleal otberwiae noLed. 

. 2. Section,. .3020 is amended by 

revising paragrapha (a)(l) and (a)(%) to 

read a. fol1owa: 

§ 7.3020 Real •• tate acquired .. aatvage 

on uncoIlectabie Ioana. 

(a) Disposal of "salvage" real estate 

within 5 years. 

(1) A national bank may comply with 

ita ebligation under 12 U.S.C. 29 to 

dispose within five yean or real estate 

acquired by the bank for a debt 

previously contractea by retainiDg or 

transferring IUch real estate to a 

subsidiary or affiliate for use in the 

bU8inesa of the baDk, aubaidiary or 

affiliate. . ' 

(2) Compliance with the requirement 

of 12 U.s.c. 29 that a bank dispose 

within five years of real estate acquired 

for a debt previoualy contracted may 

al80 be accompliahed. subject to prior 

approval of the Regional Administrator 

of National Banks, by disposal of IUch 

real e.tate under an arrangement by 

which the bank will realize additional 

compensation upon the altimate 

disposition of the property by the 

trllIllferee where: (i) The bank has \teen 

unable to dispose of the real estate 

except at an unreaaonably low price 

resulting In a substantial Jon to the 

bank; and (li) there is no reasOD to 

believe that a subatantially higher price 

ts obtainable for IUch real e.tate within 

• reaaonable period. 

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Dated: Muchle. 1983. 

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