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Federal Register / Vol. 45, No. 103 / Tuesday, May 27, 1980 / Rules and Regulations

The Veterans Administration does not

consider this to be a significant proposal

since only a small segment of the

veteran population is affected and no

compliance burdens or costs are

imposed.

Approved: May 13,1980.

By direction of the Administrator.

Rufus H. Wilson,

DeputyAdministrator.

Section 3.551 is amended by revising

(1) the first sentence of paragraph (a), (2)

the heading and the first sentence of

paragraph (b), and (3) by changing the

heading of paragraph (c) as set forth

below:

§ 3.551 Reduction because of

hospitalization.

(a) General. Pension is subject to

reduction when a veteran who has

neither spouse, child nor dependent

parent is hospitalized, unless the

veteran is hospitalized for Hansen's

disease. * * *

1(b) Old law pension, and service

pension based on entitlement prior to

July 1, 1960. Old law pension, and

service pension based on entitlement

prior to July 1, 1960, in excess of $30

monthly for a veteran who has neither

spouse, child nor dependent parent shall

continue at the full monthly rate until

the end of the sixth calendar month

following the month of admission for

hospitalization. * * *

(c) Section 306pension, improved

pension, and service pension based on

entitlement afterlune 30, 1960. * * *

[FR Doc. W-15975 Filed 5-23--) &45 am]

BILLING CODE 8320-01-A

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

AGENCY

40 CFR Part 81

[FRL 1487-5]

Redesignation of Attainment Status:

Gabbs Valley, Nevada

AGENCY: Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA].

ACTION: Final rulemaking.

SUMMARY: This notice revises the

National Ambient Air Quality Standards

attainment status designation of the

Gabbs Valley area in Nevada from

nonattainment to unclassified for total

suspended particulates (TSP). Data used

to support the initial March 3.1978

designation were invalid since the

monitoring site was unduly influenced

by reentrained road dust.

EFFECTIVE DATE: June 26. 1980.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Rodney L. Cummins, Chief, Technical

Analysis Section, Air Technical Branch,

Air & Hazardous Materials Division, 215

Fremont Street, San Francisco.

California 90415 (415) 556-2002.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The

Clean Air Act Amendments of 1977, Pub.

L. 95-95. added Section 107(d) to the

Clean Air Act (CAA), which directed

each State to submit to the

Administrator of the EPA a list of the

National Ambient Air Quality Standards

(NAAQS} attainment status of all areas

within the State. The Administrator was

required under Section 107(d)(2) to

promulgate the State lists, with any

necessary modifications.

For each NAAQS, areas are classified

as (1) not attaining the standard or, for

certain pollutants, projected not to

maintain the standard (nonattainment

areas), (2) meeting the standard

(attainment areas), or (3) lacking

sufficient data or information to be

classified (unclassified areas). The EPA

published these lists on March 3,1978

(43 FR 8962). At that time Gabbs Valley

was classified nonattainment for TSP.

Under Section 107 of the CAA, either

the EPA or the State may initiate

changes to the existing designations.'

In the February 20,1980 Federal

Register (45 FR 11140), EPA proposed to

redesignate the Gabbs Valley area from

nonattainment to unclassified for TSP.

As discussed in that notice, the data

used for the initial March 3,1978

designation were invalid since the

monitoring site was unduly influenced

by reentrained road dust.

The February 20,1978 notice provided

a 30 day public comment period. On

February 26,1980, the State of Nevada

submitted a letter supporting this

redesignation. No other comments were

received. Therefore, EPA is

redesignating the Gabbs Valley area

from nonattainment to unclassified for

TSP.

As a result of this redesignation, the

State of Nevada is no longer subject to

the requirements of Title I. Part D (Plan

Requirements for Nonattainment Areas)

of the CAA, as amended, for the Gabbs

Valley area.

The EPA has determined that this

document is not a "significant"

regulation and does not require

preparation of a regulatory analysis

under Executive Order 1244.

(Secs. 107. 301(a). Clean Air Act as amended

(42 U.S.C. 7407(d) and 7601(a))

Dated: May 15,1980.

Douglas M. Costle, -

Adminisfrato.

Subpart C of Part 81 of Chapter . Title

40 of the Code of Federal Regulations is

amended as follows:

Subpart C-Section 107 Attainment

Status Designations

§ 81.329 (Amended]

1. In § 81.32--Nevada, the attainment

status designation table for TSP is

amended as follows:

Hevada-TSP

D-es not Does noct Me. mee Bete oha

CeWA.led prrwacy second- Carot be rnabna

acea snd- art classrd standarif stand- ards

Gabbs VMr -U. X

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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND

HUMAN SERVICES

Public Health Service

42 CFR Part 52h

Scientific Peer Review of Research

Grant Applications and Research and

Development Contract Projects

AGENCY: Public Health Service, HHS.

ACTION: Final rule.

SUMMARY: Final regulations are issued

to incorporate the amendment mandated

by Pub. L 95-=622 Section 264, enacted

on November 9,1978. The amendment

simply expands the scope of the current

regulations to include the Division of

Nursing of the Health Resources

Administration. The HHS Notice of

Decision to Amend Regulations, which "

appeared in the Federal Register of

January 23,1980 (45 FR 5351]. stated the

Department's intent to promulgate final

regulations (without further public

participation because of the technical

nature of the change.

EFFECTIVE DATE: May 27,1980.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Dr. Thomas E. Malone, Deputy Director,

National Institutes of Health, Bethesda,

Maryland 20205 (301] 496-2121.

Accordingly, Title 42 of the Code of

Federal Regulations is amended to read

as follows:

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