NOnas 

FlOEUl IEGISlU, \ 0 ,42 NO 57-t•ltJ ~ \', MAICH 2.: I 7 

NOTICES 15943

tln er l\l alia, UUlt that DOT DOT rctuI:1.Uons regulations rm_r requlrc require 

carrier tnspc,cUon inspection ot of and and a~ty accessability to to 

ORM-A. ORM-A, B, B, and and C C s;hlpmen!a; hipments; Ula&. that CCJO· con-

"' tainerlr.aUon rization of of such.shtprnmta uch shipments 1.s is tthere here· - tort fore pprohibited: rohibited; that. that ORM-D ORM-D :rnnl.o1nl"I materials 

aim also Po! pose Jiat:\rds hazards to to 11Jght. flight safety: safety; and and 

thnt that tht, they 1hould should tthus hus be be wnunr11 similarly re• re- mktcd stricted. The The carrl carrierr !urther furtherx contends contends 

t

lhAt hat lD in Dtlta Delta Air Lines, Inc., e Air 1 t al., v Lin« lite• al. v. .

C1 ivJ1 il Arrona Aeronaut tics B&Jard, oard, U.SC.A U.S.G.A., DC, D.C. 

Cite Circuitl , N Nos. it 74-119H 984 et et a1 l., (DtUa (.Delta) 1J1e the 

coun Court found found that that ti.be he Boord Board COUld could rcl rejectt 

tAlffl tariff pnro. rovisions r for “'confltci." conflict” w1th ith DOT DOT 

ffCWllltoru: regulations onl~ only whett where tth~"° hey were fn in ,10. vio- hllton lation of of !l!Ch such rrcculAU egulations.

ln In \'1l!w view a! of I.he the f~~ foregoing and and all all oth other 

rcl~t relevant t factton. ors, the the Board Board ro concdud ludes 

lhlll that tth~ he propogal proposal mmn)' ay be be unJ unjustt. , wirca- unrea- sonabl ble, unJUtll~ unjustly dlttrtminatory, discriminatory, Wlduly unduly 

s,rcl preferen~•. tial, undll),Y unduly l)n'Judld11J prejudicial, or or oth othen: rwise un1All'flll, unlawful, and and lhould should 'ht! be ln- in- vestig•~ ated. w,. We nnd find no no tMuts basis tor for r~- ejecUoo. tion.

DOT'& DOT’Sadoptfon adoption ot of U1e the ORM ORM-DD c classi--

:fiellUon fication wn& was cle:u11 clearly :tntcndcd intended tt.o o rrelieve elieve s;hlPPCZS hippers of~~ of such eonunodJU commodities troin from many many 

of of tthc, he burdms burdens and and rrutr!cUoN estrictions of of tthe he 

»rlor prior hnzardou., hazardous malttlal<: materials rcguJAUon., regulations on on 

\he the ncccptanc acceptance nnd and can1D.ac carriage of of n:rh such 

It.ems items. Unlkd'a United’s ttfll!&l refusal to to accept accept OnM..O ORM-D 

mnt.crlAl materials ln in oontatnue, containers, howC\ howeverer, , would would 

constUt.ute itute A a l'C5trlcUon restriction nnm ot Included Included in In 

l.he the DOT DOT ra:ulat!cm., regulations '1,h whicb. h, 1n in our our view, view, 

should ould be be ~tcd subjected tto o the the scrruUny utiny o: of an an 

Ill investigaUon. tion.

W'We e hhave ave concluded, concluded, hhOV.C\'CT, owever, :not not to to su:£J)Clld spend tChe he propcJBal. proposal. Rule Rule 30 30(BH2He) B) (2) (c)

o1 of I.ho the £arnO same tartff tariff Pl'Ol'1d provides tthat hat ni­ re- ztrlct~ stricted arUel~ articles CtncludlnC (including OO.IU.1 RM ma­ ma- tcr1lllsl terials) t.cndcn:d tenderedas as ouWdc outsideP1eces pieces with with

a. a contalncrlttd Containerized ahlpmc.nt shipment w~ ill be be rntcd rated

aa as tl.houib hough tendered tendered 1n&1de inside the the conuitnu. container.

'lb Thus ihc the ~ proposed :rule rule wwill ill hnP06t: impose no no blg)Jer higher charges charges Oil on OIUI-D ORM-D &llppen,. shippers.

AcconUfl8}y, Accordingly, ~\. pursuant to to th the Pmf'1'al Federal

A\111.Uon Aviation Act Act 01 of 1958, 1958, and and J)Clnlcularl,y particularly

secUons tions :?Offal, 204(a), 403, 403, 40f. 404, allDd nd 100:? 1002

Ulercol, thereof, It It t, is OTdacd, ordered, That: That: 1. 1. An An ilnves- nves- tigatJou tion iIs s ilnsUtule<I nstituted tto o dd etetcnnlne rmine

TheUier whether Ulc the Pr0"i"'1m1S provisions 1n in Rule Rule No No... , 81

{0111) (only ln.!.ot insofarr as as sur.h uch pp:O\'tlons rovisions a.pply apply to to

ORM-D ORM-D eommOdlU commodities)) on on ard 3rd and and Uh 4th

Jtcvfu-d Revised Paa-ts Pages 4..-B 42-B Md and tt reissuee& s tUlctta! hereof

Of ofTana Tariff C.AB. C.A.B. No. No. 2.27 227 1Mucd issued by by Alrltnr. irline

Tnrtrr Tariff Publfmlng Publishing Coml)Cln)", Company, ,\£('.Tlt, Agent, Md and

rul rules• , ~lAUom. regulations, or or pmcUc practices aacct.uu: affecting

r.UCh such char;: charges and and Pro\~ provisions ons are are o:- or ww ill

bo be \lJ\.IWt. unjust, unre&SOrulblc, unreasonable, unJ unju• st1.1,r ly (J dis• -

crlmlnatoJT. criminatory, urnSUl> unduly pprcferent.laJ, referential, ,m­ un- dulJ duly prejudicial. prejudicial, or or oth othern. wise un1 unlawfUL ful,

and and. 1! if tound found to to be be uni unlaw'fut ful, to to d dettcr• ermtne mine and and pr> res" cribe be the the lawful lawful chU&t.S charges

ar.d and pro, provisa ions, and and rul rules, regulaU lations,

ana and pp ractUc ices nrr affecting 11U such h pro, provi!Joll$: sions;

2- 2. ~ The lrl'OC proceediIn; ng, he herein d desil!llllt gnated

Doc:t Docket t 30033 30633, bb e GSr,il:nOO assigned tdoro before M an ad- ad- nt ministraU tive IA law juUdi dge o: of the the BoMd Board al t a Um time and and I,)} placc ce h('r hereaftn fter to to be be d des11:· ignntcd nated;

I 3. l:'x Exccpt ept to to Un~ the n: extent ent 11111.ntoo granted bettln herein,

Ute the comi,laint omplaint of of the the Council Council ffo: or Safc fe

Transportn,km portation o! of HHaz:m1o azardous An Artic1 les m in

Olcket Docket 30SCO 30560 is (l disanl5&ed missed; M1d and

4 4. Cop Copies of of Uua this o:-dcr order lhaD shah be be 1c:n<'d served

Ul>On upon Untttd United Air Air Un Lines, lnc. Inc., nod and tLh he

Council Council tor for Sate Safe Tl'lul.1J)o:t.lt1on Transportation of of llAr.­ HaztlrdOU5 ardous Artlct Articles, whS which nre- are t.rrcb hereby m ma«:c de

llllrti parties to to Docl Docket et 3 30633 33.

Th1s This order order .ehail shall be be publi:!llcd published 1n in the the

FFnmW. e d e r a l RrCISrU. R e g is t e r .

By the Civil Aeronautics Board.

Pnfl.LtS Ph y l l i s TT., run.o­ K a y l o r , 

St.cretan, Secretary.

[FR Doc.77-8835 Filed 3-23-77; 8:45 am]

COMMISSION COMMISSION ON ON CIVll CIVIL RIGHTS RIGHTS

COLORADO COLORADO AAD\ilSORY DVISORY COMMITTEE COMMITTEE 

Agenda Agenda anci and NotJce Notice of of Open Open Meet Meeting ng

No Notioo ce is t hereby liken. given, ppunu:i.nt. ursuant to to U1e the 

provWons provisions of of the the RulC!S Rules and and n~ RegulaUon5 tions 

ot of the the U U.S. Commla.!on Commission on on CI\U Civil R!Q:hll. Rights, 

Uut that n a \'llannfn; planning mttt:na meeting of of the the Calarndo Colorado 

Ad\l!oJT Advisory Com Comm!~ ittee <SAC, (SAC) o! of tho the com- Com- ~M mission v.'fil will eon convene at at 8 9 a. a.m m. l(I to 1ll! 2 p.m p.m. 

Oil on AApril pril o. 9, 1077. 1977, Suite Suite 170.., 1705, Execuuvo ecutive 

Tov.cr, Tower, 1403 1405 CUtt Curtis St Streett. , Dem Denver, Col~ Colo- :rudo rado ao.~ 80202.

Per-..cns Persons ,a,WiJna wishing tto o a\tend ttend Lhfs this open open 

znecUn,; meeting shauld ould cont contact ct tho the Comrnlttft! Committee 

ChAirvenon Chairperson, or or the the Mountain Mountain Stnte.5 States Re­ Re- etoMl gional Office Office at of the the Commission. Commission, EJccu­ Execu- Ure tive Tower Tower ?tin. Inn, Butte Suite J700. 1700, 1HO 405 Curlia Curtis 

Stttd Street, Dcnler Denver, Col<r:ntdo Colorado 80:?0:?. 80202.

TJ Thee Ptir'POSC purpose or of tUw his mccUna meeting is tto o dla· dis- cuss ffnal final rt\ reviews cf of the the dom domesU tic vto- vio- Jenee lence report report.

ThLs This D1t'.CUn1 meeting •Ill will be be conduetcd conducted pur- pur- 611Allt suant to to Ute the Jll'0',1sfons provisions of of tthe he RR11J ules and and 

~Uom Regulations ot of the the Comml£slon. Commission.

DRted Dated at at Wuhfn Washington on, D.C D.C., M1att.h arch 22, 22, 1977. 1977.

.Jon~ Jo h n 1 I. llnnn.r.v, Bi n k l e y , 

Adt:U0111 Advisory Commlttu Committee. 

Ntz,uwe.rn~ Management O/ftcw. Officer.

[FR Doc.77-9017 Filed 3-23-77;8:45 am]

DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF OF COMMERCE COMMERCE

Buruu Bureau Of of the the Consin Census

CENSUS CENSUS ADVISORY ADVISORY COMMITTEE COMMITTEE ON ON

HOUSING HOUSING FOR FOR THE THE 1980 1980 CENSUS CENSUS

Public Meeting

Pursuant to Section 10(a) (2) of the 

Federal Advisory Committee Act (5 

U.S.C., Appendix I, (Supp. V, 1975)), 

notice is hereby given that the Census 

Advisory Committee on Housing for the 

1980 Census will convene on April 15, 

1977 at 9:30 a.m. The Committee will 

meet in Room 2424, Federal Building 3 at 

the Bureau of the Census in Suitland, 

Maryland.

The Census Advisory Committee on Housing for the 1980 Census was estab- lished in March 1976 to provide technical

advice and guidance in planning the

forthcoming decennial Census of Hous- ing to ensure that the major statistical

requirements of decision makers are pro- vided by the 1980 Censùs of Housing procrnm. gram.

Th The C Comm!t mittee is com omposed ed ot of 18 18

membbna ers lneluc!ng including a a rcprc: representatt,; tative froru from

each o. of nine nine O?Can organizatUon:; ions and and nine nine 

members appo appointcd nted by th the Sct~t.uy Secretary or of

Commerce.

The agenda for the meeting is: (1)

Status of the Oakland, California pretest

census; (2) housing content items in the 

Oakland pretest, including plans for

evaluations; (3) pretest results; (4) national community services programs; (5)

status of the 1980 Residential Finance

Survey; (6) plans for obtaining com- ponents of change information from the

annual housing survey; (7) Census

Bureau response to Committee recom- mendations; and (8) Committee recom- mendations.

The meeting will be open to the public

and a brief period will be set aside for

public comment and questions. Extensive

questions or statements must be submit- ted in writing to the Committee Control

Officer at least 3 days prior to the meet- ing.

Persons planning to attend and wish- ing additional information concerning

this meeting or who wish to submit writ- ten statements may contact Mr. Arthur

F. Young, Chief, Housing Division, Bu- reau of the Census, Federal Building 3,

Suitland, Maryland. (Mail address:

Washington, D.C. 20233). Telephone:

301-763-2863.

Datl'd; Dated: ldanh March 111, 18,1lllii, 977.

R o b e r t L. Ha g a n ,

Acting Director,

Bureau of the Census.

[FR Doc.77-8746 Filed 3-23-77; 8 :45 am]

National National Oeeanfc Oceanic aand nd Almosphertc Atmospheric 

Administration Administration

NATIOffAL NATIONAL OCEAN OCEAN AND AND GEODETIC GEODETIC 

SURVEYS SURVEYS

PoUc:y Policy on on Pubhc:aUon Publication of of PPial'I«! lane Coard Coordinn att ess 

1'he The Z.:al!onal National Occnn Ocean Sun"'S Survey, N NationaJ l 

~eUe Geodetic Stm"e7 Survey dekrmtned determined I~ it ts is 1n in tt he 

besi best lntucat interest of of Ute the sun~ surveying and and mn map• - P1nB ping common!ty community that that ttwo wo plane plane C'OOn1 coordi• - nattc e systcl!t'l ems be be pubJ!mc(I published and and aui,po:tc supported 

bc;;innmg beginning In in 1083 1983 ww:tth ith tthe he NNort.'l orth rur. Amerl­ ri- ~ can D:ltum Datum rcdettnlUOn. redefinition. These These two two sya­ ys- tems ms .. w10 ill be be ildtnillltd dentified as as Ute the Mstat “State 

Plnn~ Plane Coordlnate'• Coordinate” (SPCJ SPC) and and tthe he "Uni “Uni- vennl ersal ~ Transverse Mfcreato: ercator”• (UT:M UTM) 

Q"Stmu. systems.

nu~ The UTM UTM ~t~ system ~m will e~ consist. t or of the 

tlnlmverse ransverse Mercat Mercator r proJccUon projection a1 as tlr­ de- ffned fined ln in Ch: Chapptcr ter 1 1 ot of u,c the 1058 1958 Ikimn• Depart- mcnt ment of of ArJ11T Army Tcchn1Clll Technical Manual Manual TM TM5- 2414 241-8, c:h:msinz changing onll' only the the deftnlUon definition a! of theh 

dAtum datum. Th" The 6PC SPC "111 will ~t. consist of of tthe he sa:n me 

proJccUon projections and and dt:nnlne defining I parram ame,m ters as 

publl!hro published In in USC&."GS USC&GS Sl>ttlal Special Pub}! Public.l· a- tJon tion :!'35 235 (11 9774 4 r revisicml on) and and J legall) ally 

ndopt adopted 1 in 35 35 sta tates, «'X<'l'Pt except fer for tllc the t fol-l- 10,,. lowtn ing C chann ges:

I 1. Th The srtd grid ,rill will be be marltt'd marked on on U1 the 

ground ound ll:11.'l using th he 19113 1983 NAO NAD. ". 2. D':"<U1nn.-. Distances ffrom rom ttb.r he o origiln n wW ill bbe e c,cp~ expressed ln in met.en meters and and tracUoos fractions lher thereo1 of. On One add!Uoml additional dttiD decimal pll laceC sho houlId d 

be used for for tthe he imtrlc metric txJ>, expression on o of 11 a val~Pl'(' lue previousty ly eX xpressedrnf d in feett .

3. 11n? The n.rb arbitt.nlry rary num4!r1c numeric coru.uint constant, 

p~tly presently asstrned igned tto o the the oru: originn , w,,.m ill be 

unc unchang~ ed lbu but Till will bb e COIWdend considered na as m met ters instead of of f feett , UCCPl except f forr tl1c the 

folio following: IC. If a stat.c te elI ectI.D s tto o hA\C. have a dU· dif- fennt ferent con const:mt. ant(s) ) a~ ssigned tto o the the Orl orig;,i\ in 

so that. t \be the 198! 1983 NAD NAD J>l1ute plane eoord1tuu coordinates 

"IJIU will aP~ ppearr 1ianfftcanUJ significantly dUfcn!nt different from from 

tLh he 1027 1927 NAO NAD 1>0t!Uons. positions, 'lt'hm when comider• consider- !~ ing the the O\'ttnll overall ~-.tt'ffl system, lhl'.ll then the the NNnUoa ationaJ l 

~ Geodec tic Sur Surv,... ey ..-m will considcr der c:hon changin1 g

FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 42, NO. 57 THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1977 —
 

l i'll 1 NOTICES 

FU)t•AL UO STEIi VOL O NO n-lllUIISOAY MA•CH 74 1977 

15944 NOTICES

the origin constant. If the state so elects,

it must amend its legislation to accommodate this change.

4. Michigan’s transverse Mercator sys- tem will be eliminated in favor of the

legislatively approved Lambert system.

5. Projection equations will be programmed such that the maximum com- puting error of a coordinate will never

exceed 0.1 mm when computing the co- ordinate of a point within the zone

boundaries.

A supplementary publication of SPC

constants will not be published until 1982

to allow sufficient time for state legislative action.

These state amendments will be based 

upon the desires and needs within the 

states, recommendations of the National 

Geodetic Survey, and among other

thing will consider the following items.

1. Refinements to eliminate:

a. Negative “Y” coordinates for cer- tain islands on the Maine east zone.

b. Negative “X ” coordinates for points 

on the Dry Tortugas on the Florida east 

zone.

c. Negative “Y” coordinates for some 

offshore points on the Louisiana south 

zone.

d. Zone boundary in the State of 

Washington passing through Grant 

County following latitude 47° 30' rather 

than the county boundary.

e. Negative “X ” coordinates for some 

points on Mona Island and vicinity west 

of Puerto Rico.

2. Urbanization that requires either 

different parameters for existing zones 

or additional zones such that a metropolitan area would be located in a single 

zone. For example:

a. New York City.

b. Chicago.

c. Cincinnati.

d. Washington, D.C.

3. A change in the arbitrary origin as 

discussed above. This can be accom- plished in most cases by:

a. Changing the “X ” coordinate constant of 500,000 to 300,000 or 700,000 

where the transverse Mercator is used, 

or change the “X ” coordinate constant 

of 2,000,000 to 4,000,000 where the Lam- bert is used.

b. Changing the “Y” coordinate con- stant of zfero or 500,000 to 1,000,000.

c. Changing both “X” and “Y”.

The National Geodetic Survey will not

change projection defining parameters 

in states that have legally adopted the 

SPC system until the state amends its 

legislation.

Dated: March 18, 1977.

T. P. G l e i t e r , 

...... 

Assistant Administrator

for Administration.

[FR Doc.77-8847, Filed 3 3-23-7'T:tl 7;8:45 am}

orr.ce Office of of the the Secretary Secretary

£SSENTI ESSENTIAALl1Y LITY Of OF ADVI ADVISSORY ORY 

CCOOMMMMITI'EE ITTEESS 

Solicltal Solicitation on of of PPubllc ublic VYiewt iews 

In In IIICCOn1M accordance with with sectton ion 'l 7(b} (b) O! of tI.he he

Fed denl ral AAd dvisorry y Commtttet1 Committee AAct ct, 5 5 U U.S.C, C.

App. I (Supp. V, 1975), Office of Man- agement and Budget Circular A-63,

Transmittal Memorandum No. 5, and the

President’s February 25, 1977 memoran- dum “Review of Advisory Committees”, this Department is commencing a com- prehensive review into the essentiality of

its advisory committees.

The President has ordered a “zero- based review * * * with the presumption

that committees not created expressly by

statute should be abolished except those

(1) for which there is a compelling need;

(2) which will have truly balanced mem- bership; and (3) which conduct their

business as openly as possible consistent

with the law and their mandate.” With

respect to committees created by law or

Executive Order which fail to meet these

standards, recommendations for their 

abolishment, consolidation, continuation, 

or revision are to be submitted to the 

Office of Management and Budget.

Within Commerce, this review will cov- er each of the 91 advisory committees 

officially chartered under the Federal 

Advisory Committee Act as of Janu- ary 20,1977. These 91 committees, by title 

and brief statement of purpose, are ac- counted for in the listing below.

Public comment is hereby solicited on 

the abolishment, consolidation, or continuation of each of these committees. 

Such comments should be addressed as 

follows :

U.S. Department of Commerce, Assistant

Secretary for Administrator, Room 5830,

14th and Constitution Avenue NW., Washington, D.C.20230.

Comments received by April 4, 1977 in 

response to this solicitation will be con- sidered by the Department in the course 

of its comprehensive review. Concurrent- ly, and until April 15, 1977, all comments 

which are received will be available for 

public inspection and copying at the 

Department’s Central Reference and 

Records Inspection Facility, Room 5316, 

Main Commerce Building, 14th and 

Constitution Avenue NW., Washington, 

D.C.20230.

Any questions regarding this matter 

may be directed to Mr. Donald Budowsky, 

Office of Organization and Management 

Systems, Room 5026, Main Commerce 

Building, telephone: 202-377-4217.

Dated: March 15,1977.

G u y W. Ch a m b e r l i n , Jr.,

Acting Assistant

Secretary for Administration.

D e p a r t m e n t o p C o m m e r c e

A d v i s o r y C o m m i t t e e s

Advisory Board to the U.S. Merchant

Marine Academy examines the course of instruction and management of the U.S. 

Merchant Marine Academy and advises the 

Assistant Secretary for Maritime Affairs on 

these matters.

Advisory Committee, on East-West Trade

advises DIBA’s Deputy Assistant Secretary

for East-West Trade on ways to promote, 

facilitate, and coordinate the expansion of

bilateral trade with Socialist countries, and 

identifies and makes recommendations con- cerning current and proposed government 

policies and programs relating to the promotion and expansion of such trade.

Advisory Committee on Fire Training and

Education for National Academy for Fire

Prevention and Control shall inquire and 

make recommendations to the Adminis- trator, NFPCA, regarding the desirability of 

establishing a mechanism for accreditation 

of fire training and education programs and 

courses, and the role which DOC’s National 

Academy for Fire Prevention and Control 

should play if such a mechanism is recom- mended.

Advisory Committee for International

Legal Metrology advises Commerce (through 

the Director, NBS) on technical and policy 

matters relating to NBS’ assigned general 

responsibility for the development of US. 

-positions on technical issues arising in the 

International Organization of Legal Me- trology.

Advisory Committee on Product Liability

advises the Under Secretary (who chairs the 

Interagency Task Force on Product Liability) 

on measures that might be taken in the public policy area to facilitate improvements in 

the product liability process.

Advisory Council for Minority Enterprise

advises the* Secretary on the development 

and implementation of policies in support 

of minority business enterprise program.

Board of Visitors for the National Academy

for Fire Prevention and Control shall annually review the program of the Academy 

and make comments and recommendation 

to the Secretary regarding the operation of 

the Academy and any improvements therein 

which the Board deems appropriate.

Building Technology Advisory Committee

advises DOC on matters relating to the. Na- tion’s needs in building research and technology, and provides a medium for receiving 

advice from all interests (e.g., construction 

industry, government, labor, consumers, 

state building code agencies, etc.) concern- ing relevant NBS programs and activities.

Census Advisory Committee (CAC) on

Agriculture Statistics advises the Director, 

Census Bureau, on the kind of information 

that should be obtained from agricultural 

respondents; makes recommendations regarding the contents of agricultural reports; 

and presents the views and needs for data 

of major agricultural organizations, their 

members, and other users of agricultural 

statistics.

CAC of the American Economic Associa- tion advises the Director, Census Bureau, on 

technical matters, accuracy levels, and con- ceptual problems concerning the economic 

censuses; reviews major aspects .of the 

Bureau’s programs, and advises on the role 

of analysis within the Bureau and on the 

need for more detailed data.

CAC of the American Marketing Associa- tion advises the Director, Census Bureau, as 

to the statistics that will help in marketing 

the Nation’s products and services and on 

ways to make the statistics more useful to 

users. • . CAC of the American Statistical Associa- tion advises the Director, Census Bureau, on 

the Bureau’s overall programs, considers 

priority issues in the planning of censuses; 

examines guiding principles and advises on 

policy and procedure issues; and responds 

to Bureau requests for opinion regarding 

Bureau operations.

CAC on the Asian and Pacific Americans

Population for the 1980 Census provides an 

organized and continuing channel of com- munication between the Asian and Pacific 

Americans community and the Census Bureau on the problems and opportunities of 

the 1980 Census as they relate to the Asian 

and Pacific Amricans of the U.S.

CAC on the Blac\ Population for the 1980

Census provides aft organized and continuing channel of communication between the 

black community and the Census Bureau on

FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 42, NO. 57 THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1977 —